... L )NUDON, ?? 'Uzh),A it )r I lh1.VI\(,s , IJL z;LEIBER 3X~), I BI ?? jiuta t hi ' ii 'to tin Si V111w tic;, ii ?? ?? il I't ?? Setei;Ll is1 th idlr abdt; tr tiif iillel mot;- 'f Vi'tiigii Cow&it's;' ip ii lii It i;'''p1¼ 11;, iitti, hi; tl, It ihte s ii n ti.i Iili i i iii!cu-iI Ss;lji't'itd~ nli'ittutI HI ~ .nunt nis At lth A ' I h ?? ;1I it . tutu id Qu A I aitl;; i f i' I t It l ~iuti- tiu ...

... AFFAIRS 1t1N'lECTING iH-iE SITATEls IN THE G1UA ND DUCHY UtF BADE~N. ?? from our ptper of Sarturday I !st-I On the I 5th, M. Sinmon, a merchant in Heidelbecr, orne of the perqonq concerned in the undiertaking, re- I to Mosbacir, at tle ereeial cow),rnod of Al. I/?stee, tlhe Dimector of Mire town, to bring back the O(wts putrchaied for the troops on their march. He whs, however, soon after bis ...

... DESnIPTION oF TIk ISLAND OF STr fAL,9N,* ( Conluddfl nmrE r (Concluded fromi our paper of Thuirsday last.) : O ?? are unknown here, -and umbirellas 'a are very little used. I saw ~tonjohn, a kind 'if sedan chair, that-had been used, but was now' a ,nut a'little the worse for wear. It blog, n believe, to Government, and was employed in d coniveying an invalid from the Valley to Planta- l11 tion ...

... ?? ?-7- .- - - - - - -- .1 ?? 5- n~~ to lob it' Im- i,, I C! r w' 'hri., I' FrII 2 ipnl, tIr-ol. i-iT '-'p of I'iAnmI, Sin Vt, , shipwrigin t n 6, fot ?? or 'eIJ.l-tnj'3. Jin 'lr r1, - mprit. inth1in r9, ot- tnol it ?? tit'l ?? to, jI tIl,-( 'Ww 'temd- litP. 1 ?? Aunties T1Mo . 14011011(1 t,),.lu,tr tootIL4 ,II.. i-0;ct II 1,,lj II-'o, if of p 1r011 j rith oii. ~ o~i- t o' r7io- I :0 l:1 ...

... Soot to be C;o7 neth b? purchase* vice Smart, promoted; co~ission dated fist Regim-nt of ?? -- 14o0.-mber So.lil -- - prornote4; Commission dated 1st Regisnt. of DragOns-C.cl.51et iionrable John Mail. sa'y to het ieatentant, withqg1%J ?? 6Sturges, 'appoint. Gd to the 2d dragoats dated Novealber IB11.' Thomas G arth to he Cornet, withotprieictvev promo redi; dated as above o ut ...

... ?? , , A grgr-ttrp. Q 11 ?? EDINBURGH, MNDAr-J3ANUARr 1. We have received Paris papers to the 24th,wbhich contain a discussion of the Chamber respecting the escape of Lavalette, together with the fol- lowing account of the state of the public finan- ces: WAYS and MEANS for the year 1816 are, Direct Contributioni . . , F. 320,000O000 Registers, Domains, and Woods, , 156,000,000 Indirect ...

... FRBXCH PAPERS. Parit, Dec. 22; Some persons have been astonished, 'and have, i perhaps, even complained of the slowness of a I famous cause which.' has just been decided with *the most awful solemnity. This slowness arose I from the rigorous observance of all the forms of 3 legal authority, from which it was judged the less proper to deviate, the more celebrated the criminal was. and' the' ...

... P1( )R'SMOUTH, S ITUYRLIY, DE CEM.sIBLE:R 30, 1815. ?? recevehd thle 'folowiug letter by. teI jIjriTq,d. ?? lfetti,'zgtolm, ivlgich arrimil. -fcre oi1lV0 | nvse.,y larst . aO , M1ao (Chinaz), Joity 6, flS 1 I ytetrrdily, the Axare ?? Tradler' anri)It, 1 l in 108 Isiis, orn Piiilridle)ldra, ltrir;ir rcoruillis if ?? C. ..IcIllisimltr if POICr c ii l or c'icA. lii ilois1itirLriCO, the rtd A4rie ...

... PRIPJTR GUARESPUNDANCE. London, Dec.29. -balf-past seven, P. M. By the French mail 'of Itoeday Paris journals iare received of every description, with private advices; the latter to the, date of Wednesday; the former are only to Tuesday, that day being a dies non with the French editors. The interesting work, containing the life and trial of Marshal Ney, has been suppressed by public orders. ...

... LONI)ON, T711RS1.D J, D)E(l.1EIIER 2?, 1815. Y(Z`itordav. joul-ii;& from flic Norfli or fla I' 4, I, i ;i ?? 1, Ili i nt I Ill.,. ?? i -h t S ?? (.1 I ?? In, lg,imle'll If the lat'. ?? I fill, Plli1ic. ?? Ill Ill at tile 11ll, I Ili 1, w: a v,- t,-, ing, ,-I- i-avt Ill-, i? jwd l ill,- h1od, ;,11(1 industry ,?Ispl ?? 3 ill I:is 111J I, lilt Cons, If Illat Oi,-11. 'I, Ills rlmvvmi? if ...

... jlonday's 4. Tuesday's Posts. LONDON, P --R1 A'1'jE accounts fromn P~aris State, i~ie lii uf itt i-irilI': soil Ot, is Mit- Ii' f1 if ii it littl I' t e'l/ttit'a it hi t'1, A i At I L1 t I Alt/t / ...

... DESCRIPTION 1OF THE WONiAN ISLANDS. Corfu, the ancient Corcyra, and Phteacia of EHomer, id places]here his Garden~of.'Alin- .;ouAis about 6 iulelbng;'aid '2 brbat. It is situate opposite Albania, near the continent, be-: *tween 39 and 40 degree of'orth latitude, and' 19 and 20 east longitude. The air. iY healthy, . .and tbte soil fert.ilt particularlv the nortlhern . part, and the fruits of ...