... I RBNCH PAPBRAS. . CHAMBER OF .DEPUTISS-JAN. . AMNESTY LAW. Tile order of the day was - the discussion on 'the law of amnesty. 'The ?? is the practice, when cen- tral Committees have not been unanimous, to let the minority be first beard; If the assembly think proper, M., de Germiny wvils betlie qrgan of tthis minority. Count de Germiny (of the Lower Seine).- Far from me be the thought 'of ?? ...

... PRENCH PROTBSTASNT- 4PTTRZ PROM TEZ DUKZ OF WRLLINOTON TQMA !-Edit- TARIZI OF TAK SOCICTr FOR TOR PROTWCflOk o0 RZLI- GIOUS LIBEITY. Paris, Nov. 28. 1815. Gentlemen-I have had the honour of receiv- ing your letter of the 24th inst. and I take the earliest opportunity of replying to it. 1 have every reason to believe that the public,- and the society of which you are secretaries, have been ...

... LCPND ON. MONDAX-Janm.&- Yesterday the Ptincess Charlotte of Wales completed her £2thbyear, which will be celebrat. ed th~is day at Brighton. ' Rear AAmiral 3ir Thomas Byarn Martin has taken his seat at the Navy Boark as Deputy ' Comptroller of the Navy. It is said the 16 th regiment of foot, vacant by the death of Sir G. Prevost, will begiven toMa- ?? Sir John Oswald. : The last Paris papers ...

... qf PHILLIPS AND TRE EDIvBVRGHfRE..EW-4 TO THE EDITOR OF TIME EDIBURGSI REVIEW. .SIRaThe.notice which you have been pleased to take of a speech, purporting to have been de- livered by me in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, will, I hope, shield me from the charge tif intrusion in thus publicly addressing you. 'To be noticed by a work so valuable in every re- spect as the Edinbiurghi Review, is ...

... ?? ?? 0 0 ?? i : ?? w ?? EDINBURGI, THURSDArJANUARr -i. THE KING. IThe following bulletin was exhibited on Sun. ' at St Jamnes's Palace day at St James's 41 Windsor Castle, January 5 j-igs Majesty has enjoyed good bodily health, and bas been pjerafy tranquil during the last menth, but his Majesty's dis' is not abated. sc Signed by the five Physicians. Paris papers, whiclthave been received to ...

... ; . - I I f ! l i - t EDw1.,*E DQz'S -m{YA ts aklpi - bo- ices -r.lnffn -Ae i.1 'rtielT -Sibce thle publication of a work,' e6title, Thq *'Lj l ond Remains. of Mr, Tseddefl, _iqsideralil'E t ulir.eresrlras'been ixiited.by the. direct..accusa- tiaps oqdveyed ir ifiat work, and Amore recently in the last number of the Edinburgh' UIeview. e against Lord°Elgin. for the very mysterious dis- d ...

... WIIITEIRALL-JAN. 3. 1816.I ?? Royal Highness the Prince Regint bath f oeen please(l, in the nardte and on the. behalf' of his Mlaiesty' to nominate and appoint Rear-Ad- miral Chailes Vinicombe Penrose, to be a Knight Cowmander a tire Most Honourable Military Or-. der of the Bath, in the room of Vice-Admiral Lord Viscotunt Gardner, deceased. - DUBLIN CASTLE.-DIEC. 22. 1815. Tlis day his ...

... L LONDON, W*NES2AY-JA 1e. Monday her Royal Highness the Princess Chlarlotte of Wales's birth-day was celebrated in London, by her Royal Highness's tradesmen dining-together at-the Thatched-house Tavern, according to annual custom. Their houses were illurpinated on this occasion. Her Royal High- ,nes' has recovered from her indisposition ; she is much reduced, and from being very stout has ...

... FREXCfil PROTES2rANT,. Copy of a letter written by M. Maron, Presidentt of the Pro. testant Consistory at Paris, and addressed to M..M. of the Committee for the affairs of the French Protestants. Paris, Dec. 7. GENTLEMEN-I - have made it a duty to oppose every proposition tending to foreign- interference- in. the affairs of the French Protestants. I can- not, therefore, see with satisfaction ...

... F1S0Mf THE LONDON GAZETTE. FOI1REIGN-OFFIC, J,. 6. 1816. His Royal Flighneqs the: P-'nce Regent has .eenpleased, in the Wame ?? the behalfof his Majesty, to appoint Ahthbny .St John Baker, Iu E5sq. to be his Majesty's Consul-Genreral in the thnited States of America. 'WHITEHALL-DEC. 13. 1S15. ?? Roya1.kiighness the Prince Regent, taking iiit~his royal consideration the highly distinguish- ed ...

... PRFV4TB CORRASPONDENCB. London, Jan. to hali-past seven, P..Ws. 2 Notwithstanding the settled weather and fa- vourable state of the wind, nothing has reached this side from France for two or three days past. What may be the real cause we cannot at pre. sent conjecture. By the Goldfinch, arrived at Liverpool from the River Plate, advices have reached us from thence to the 29th October. The ...

... I.A. ,, . I , p ?? ?? Ace Ac .3 wsrzaL vo,,nts 4 v,. The 6 wingeontradiction' of the .statenmdnt contained in the Mercury of Thursday,-hag'been sent to us for insertion A report haying been circulated here, and 'having even ?? a- a newspaper, that Mr * Tweddell's manuscripts have been recovered *- 'that they were discovered in 'an old neglected trunk ;-and that they have-been sent by Lord ...