... 'o7Dot AtND~'D~~ii - . I Tarp most recent accoinits- from tihe fontleos of *1tanete do not :coa1 itenanCc thec rurnourt s nE theine;teiidedl vithdrawing of the Allied troopi. Las Cases resained StFrankfort-onithe' 4th. Seve rl Frcneh refTgesI Iad been arrcstced there. Thl States Gcnersl of H6llaiid were opcutpied in thre. d(isqssion of laws tor iniposin a tax .on inheritances, and tarowin, ...

... N - - SA VIG The followihg Address is affxci.to the Rules fj 't the iank for Savings in this towna It inay tr be of service to ctla~rge 'its cilCu ation we, therefore give it 'a placc in our coldimlls. TiIIs cOpy of the Rules for a' Bank for S'nvi*'i ei 15 presented to-you forvour serioutscorsideration, by theofficers appointed to maan iae it, with. th.e ii hope thiat thiey will receivg your' ...

... ADDIESES , ; OF-CO LC. ' * Tuesday night's Gazette contains Addresses bf con- 'dolenc to' thle Prine ~Regent, from the Schoolmasters - 'fDumnfermiline, from the township of'Stdurbridge, from 'the city of Waterfordo, and from the c;'of York as a 'corporatioh,~ and also from -its Inhabitants. geperally; 'freon Burton- upos-Trent, from 'Carndrvon, front Alac- 'clesiteld. and from Kingston-upon ...

... =O nO - AT. at i I ____ ai~ma~s fthe2i1 at ~rIt St. Peter~sburgh, a~nno6unce,- that tILeik adt'stif) with its usual severity ThseNeva ~ ee ihsuch tikie that -s~aLed-es unt ag6,ons ere pa~slng -aud'il si wih1 rbt tI'nAVrcign Nfipisters~ ait-Pc`- tersburgh u r cufr i~csw-~ where the re he Emlperor Akexaqder,4stati r Ived'toj pas he'wintier.' Mirk detters',4 n ube oniI tLcmpuan of tile ...

... TilE LATE5 PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. r The death of a King forms an epoch in the u history of a nation and scarcely less importance tl is attached to the mortaml dissolttion of a youthful ti Prince or Princess, destined by birth to wield the n sceptre of regal autboiity. In' the one instance, P however, more than in the other,'according as the It passions of men are brought into pla),thecharacter C1 ...

... Ta. the VDI1TOR of the IIULL PAICK E7. p *tie anonymnous, and conf~queTutly unmanly attacks on wc arnd my Oil fpeculation, which have appeared from tine-to tirne in findryShapes,h ave not been fooncr noticed fivit want of lcifure. - They would not even now havc drawn my attention, had a critninal information not been moved for in the Court f lKing's Bfench againft my broker, Mfr. Clealby, and ...

... * . $ UNrDAY next, in the oendof, a SE RMON will be. prtul1ied at St..:Ibi's:Chiureli,.in this tomh ; ly the iiev. I'tos, Dhips, the 14enefit dft!jc HUti` GRNE1EAL INF.RTXAARY. . , .14FIRMARYr., A e-- . XI o :- , I I ? - !ed~discharedN&cc: 8 l.Re veed dicharged,;.9c 34 Admitted, , -jAjI Admi;ted,- . ..I atttt Dr. Ayre-Ph.ysicias. '-~ rPeat5o-Stgciia. aeair,; Jolin ti-Hte'v;o. ...

... .oss -tj5 we ELL$CE TRAYSPORP. The following is an ex tract of a letter froin an Officer on-board theElliceTransuport, lateley wrecked on the coast of Spain, datcd Ferrol, Nov. 6, 18.1:- . With gratitttte for m deliverance fronm shipwreck, I hastei to inform you of iliy satety,'vet I hardly klnow ho~v-to relate the disastrous stoiy of nmy misfortune, On }the 24th lIt. we sailed from CotvC, ...

... UellurtsUivc FIRES uUL tlEWPO Ll L ) .Destritaive FJIRE' o}$ E~ii~DIy~ . -:Ai | . -I - I. .. SATU11DAY afternoon arrived at Portsmouth his Ma. th jesty's sloop Pike, Captainl Bubcan, from Sti Jolio's, I Newfoundland, in elevea days, leaving therc tile Sir Francis Drake, (Vice-Adssiral Pickmnore,) Capt. Bo-w. ker; Taular, Capt. Toker; E.era, C'apt. Rowley e 'and the Fly, .Capt. Baldwitiu She ...

... ILONDON, \V'imNmsmAY, DMaEuna 17. -~~ I I AMEiUICAN papes hlav arrivcd to The 22d ilt.iricl-:. sivc. We have extracted from then an acoulit of the Dettructive effects of a hurricane, wiedi seemns to blal.T: beetn Celt gecherally inl Blrbid6et aud ithi Leeward.WCst. India Alands, oC the'2tst of. Octdbei. The vessels at. uaf the setterncntsirom Inwhch we have any ditails,.were, with very. few ...

... - f. , , '.. . -A?6ivwo.v'' .2 , 2~ I 'Lul-AT 11 I -t? -. -- i&. V-4 . ,Reievsid,dietsargtd,8;e..'2 P'il4Iev~ed ,Aichi~rjed,&c. 5$~ Dr.'A~ro--P~ace 'M ion-~-~Ssteefl. $I Mr. Robe rt Hustwick N7be~ii~. t.hive-great pltiasurie in statig,4that a lettei¶A'at WEi week received by thle-Treasurer. of tl)e General Infirmary ui at thii pla'ce, from, lieRevi T Peto, A. of Moreby a Grange, ,hear ...

... .LONDON, NVEDNEqDAY, DcninmER 10. Tus Patis papers;'prcsent & withi'thc project of a lawv for regulating the. reriitingottle artiiy, inD con- formitY with the c;ig'p Teeceh-Ajt.Se c6innienceniept 1 of the session. In develophig ihl',bjcct and-,nature of 1 this inmesure, M. Goouvibn St. Cyr, tilhelinisterof Wari X carefiilly and distinctly stated that the Governiment of France ientetained no ...