... PRIVATE CORRESPONIDENCr. Pare, Jan. 1i. On Sunday morning, at ten o'clock, Major- General Sir Robert Wilson, Mr Bruce, and Captain Hutchinson, of the 1st grenadier guards, were apprehended in their lodgifigs, and conduct- ed to the Abbaye. This act, inasmuch as it conc erned the two former, was attributed by the public to political opinions, and a freedom of censure of men and measures. But ...

... Paris, Jan. 17. The judici l process relative to the three Engw lishmen arrested bv order of the Minister 6f Police,is going on with greatactivity beforethe Tribunal of the first instance. It is affirmed that proof has already been obtained, that one of them pzersonally assisted in the escape of.Lavalette;- that he supplied, him %vitih the uniform of an Eciglish General, and a passport from ...

... 11 MONDAY-Jan. 22. - Bar BRIGHTON, Jan. 20.-The Prince Regent- on- oth tinues to improve in health. The following is a copy of the bulletin at the Pavilion yesterday -For I Friday, half-past ten, A. Mi. Fin cc His Royil Highness the Prince Regent bas had a tolerably Eni good night, and is free from pain this morning. Fin M. J. TERNsEY.' 0IC Sir H. Halford came down from London to the Fin ...

... _ EDTNBURGH NEWS CWNlNUED.. The Three Brothers, Anderson, fiom Leith, arrived at Hamburgh on the S1st ult. The Pharos, Edmonstone, and Helen Rich- ardson, arrived at Han burgli from Leth, 12th instant. 'Phe Malta, Young, arrived at Jamaica from Ieith, 22d November. TheJusticesofthe Peace at Glasgow lately decided a complaint, at the instance of John Wright, gardentr, Anderston W0alk, against ...

... PRZVATI CORRESPONDENCE. h. London, Jan, 24. hatlf-past EC en., P.M.J s We have se-n a letter fe ° ' an English gentlema a 3 Panr dated the 19th insr. He wjis about to quit t':e French ctsi as .al in a day or twoj tatue begi his friends not tI attribute h e, hasty return to Englar.d to any fears arisinS opt of the ev * ceasing rumour of plots, conspiracies, and exr losions, for r- alarms like ...

... aLOATD&N. . WEDNESDAY-Jan. 24. BEBrGrTroN, JAN. 21.--The following Butletii b was exhibited at the Pavilion this morning: Ib Sunday, half-past ten, A. a- The Prince Regent has passed a good sight, and is, in every respect, better this- morning. M. J. T I ZtNDItr.` 0 His Royal Highness this day,- yesterdays and -p the day before, has been enabled to leave- his b charmber for an apartment ...

... ,ppcEST4NTS IN _ ANCB. o} Thursday last, the 25th current, no r- la d respectable meeting wps held in the a fs' H4alf, Onl the subject of the persecu-t r of the Protestants in the south of Surance. s 0e chair was taken by -he Reverend Sir H. e) SlWF NVELLIVOD, Baronet. -l business b was opened by the Reverend re Ts - 1 0o5s1oN, minister of St George's, who re Sd at considerable length into the ...

... d The ardent ?? public admati d great 6 national Poet have recently en malifested in tihe metro- s polis o0 his country, in at naesrer worthy of his illustrious 8 name. - 1 5 S, On Thursday last, being the anniversary of his birth. 19 )-day, upwards of one hundred gentlemoen dined in M1acEw- e an's Rooms, to testify their affection and respect for his ge- itnius. The chair was filled by ...

... FROM THE LONDON lAZlTTE. - , I ?? . * ..e , . wnTrEH ALL-J-1N. 2. 1§16. Ilis Rn' 21 Highness the Prince Regein t' !c been plea. ed, in the name' and on the -behalf f, C ?? Maj C tr. to grant the dignity of a Baronet 6f the unitc'( d kingdior of' Great Britain and Ire- t Jkaol to t ie fil~owing Gentlemen, and the iespec- e tiv_ htirs waale of ?? bodies lawfully begotten, t VIZ. S .Sir Chaloner ...

... FRENCAWH PAPERS, Panis, Jan. I8. .. A part of a numerous corps of English troops n has embarked at Calais; the contrary winds which have prevailed for a month have singular- d ly retarded the embarkation, so that in the fear lest the bad season should prolong this operation, a 2,nd to avoid in this case the exhaustment of the a arrondissements of Boulogne and' Calais, several a corps have been ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Jan, 2: -- ?? Al r ?? f - a b 0A m SPI The- English schooner St Ursula Mathieu, fron, Portos Ri-,jt co, to Guadaloupe, arrived at Tortola 23th Novemb r,- afterr p being plundered of 1000 doll. rs, and sever'al articles,.by a Spanish Government vessel, whicb she fell in with two days bvfore. CS Kingston, Jamaica,, N'ov. 25. ac 11Arvdon ther~21st, the Homer,, from ...

... ,iRRIDGATO WN, (BARBADOES)-.Nov. 28. Yesterday nioon, F. A. Walrond, Richard Cock, Patrick Seaver; J. MAlpin, Ws Ox ey, and Richard Deane, .Esqrs. th'e .irect-rs.,oftle Insurance Association of this isrand, wvAited,-up- on his Excellency Adrfiuifal Sir Charles Durham,' X. C. 13. on board the Venerable, his flni-sship, i in ordl r to present for l)is acceptance thoe SUnM of L 500 sterling, to ...