... 1OREIiN INTELLIGE-NICE. i LATli1. JOCT. 2 L.-Lord BVroo itil; at fenitie; li {1''lt a~id ELr jefr t St(-re(xt1l'Ilts the teietre every :tici reculve, the visits of lise ftielln ii) E; box. is C.- SeVerat-m-ly ?? - A. C-otter, Counsellar of the Royal Court, emplovesd by the Miinittrv to ccllect information in Engliand resnect- ing the instituition of juries the liberty of the press, asl totr ...

... l th E>A .I N FIt. a_ _ = ; _ ?? I ONpl~V, NOVcimEI 2. TuL Emperor of Rossit., King of Pwlusst ?? an1 1 nle of I'EI.LINGTON, have left Aix la-Cliapelle, and are by tls iine most probably at Paris. 1T7he Enperor of AUSTRIA temained belhinU, aind colntitmed to receive proofs of Iiis inr thile most popular of the Allied Sovereins. It is attributed to his retired and nostentfatious mode of life, ...

... .jA'yLUJID)A Y AND SUNDA)AV ' POSTS. LoNDON, SATRDttAY, Oct. 3i. 1FilPai~s papers Ol* MOV-lsy arri~ved ?? I';ie'Eineror of Rtislias asid iisig-o Pru5'sssias eedthle armi V -if]11tie moruingq of 'fiulstsrshsV tile i tloil tile day lilliowilng II gesid Shiiti flght itass 'od in winlch Shle victory %vis aissigsled t tule t ss1spr~~ Xsj't. A splendid enhs'r- t aieairsgivell bY th!e Duke (if Wel. ...

... The LONDA(7 GAZETTE of Oct. 31. This Gazette notifies the Princc Regent's approval of the qtsh Regiment being perm tted to bear on their colours and appoitntments the words ILgmornt op-zee, and the 88th Regi- rnent ott theirs, the vor:!s 13adajos, Vittoria, and Nivelle; and his permission to Capt. IR. Cast, of the 5ist Regiment of Foot, to accept aald wear the insignia of the Sicilian ...

... SSIR -S'AM U Ro1MILL Y. The melancholy e'vent which we have this day to announce, will fill every part of the kingdom with mourning--and not pnlyofthe kiffgdlitir every parst of the enlightened world,` reverence for the cause of civil and religious-.i berty rendered its most distinguished llocate dear to the hearts of the liberal and humane. Sir Samuel Romillly, distracted by the death of his ...

... THaE MORIAVNG CHROINICLE. L 0 N 1) 0 N: SAI'URJI),1, IOVEAEMJATR 7, 1818. It is reported that the Duke of WELLINGTON IS to be offered the command of the army in the Netherlands, composed of Prussians, Dutch, and, it is believed, Russians. It will be remembered, that we allowed by treaty 75,0001. of the French contributions to strengthen the Dutch frontier. Tournay, Mons, and other fortresses, ...

... LONDON, Novu.iER 3. IVc iII'UM IN P ?? Re'enit held a Court at Carltoin 1louse, S:tut dav-attendzd by Loird Clhalncellor, ?? of the Extheqtier, h. tni otiher lili tsers-P rilice ater a-aids held' i al Pi-ivy Couticil-Lord Cluincellor had a long an- t d ience Sutidat.-Meetingof Panliaiiitet,it is av gn mtiderstod, stands over till Clhistinis.-Mr. Jus- of tico Abbott takes his seat as new Chief ...

... - Ttwsday's Fusl continued. Ftrain the Loiidon Gazette of Saturdav.: ,1 RIS- ;Gan tie notifito die Pliince Regentts 3 inprplri bf the. 7M.h i meiiienit bhiotm per- 6ittedl t, bealr osi their colwii a i iit ippoitlrments the' vir.'; l'iin-o-e ande3 tbe. 88t% Ile- gitoeit till theij;'s, the. wyots ?? flb dos, Vittai a, tn d Niveill, ;'nd Alis peawllissioit to Captliil lt. ?? oi ihe 51st ...

... TO PETITION AGAINST THE LRGALTTY' OF 0 LORDBINNNG' RET RN O SR~ r,,IN .ri-E 1 ENSUING PARLIAME NT.' SC On Tuesday evening a numerous and highly respectabcle 1:1 meeting of the Freemen of the City of Rochester was held at 'al the Kitig's Head rin, for the purpose of receiving a communi- c' cation from Mlajor Torrenq, respecting the legality of Lord, o Binning's 7,ualification to serve as a ...

... sti. - THE PARiS PAPERS. AIX-LtACIAPIULL, OCT. 20. a 5 I fidclltIV stated, tha at tie mo- tc I at hiis tpdVatllu; the Emi prr gave 0irdels In, t s ntiG a 1i 1 I jsullol shioluld be pre~paled w dt rbefore th 15i h of N,,vvmib4 r. ?? d- 'to ta t tl)?il 1 R U i nssh by way of Vievins, and i~t 10. o le vtlulrz'~est\ Thlul~i~,e (if ?? 11asthe ter a vw 1'iUD~~UrWIIuigam V0 ~e il 'parislill oln ?? ...

... 'T'HIE POLITICAL EXAMINE.1 Party is the imadness of nany for the gai of a fe,. POE. SUPERSTITIONN-IT'S CIVIL AND POLITI- CAL CONSEQUENCES. WE rhbsinne our obhervations of the week berore Iast.- )nr remlers renuemiber the pitying a'count giviang by the M'4issionary, of the sholcking religious tortures prnctised l1p)ll ?? by soniw HirQdoos; and they certain y liv-' ?? forgott[eO the concluSion, ...

... VESSELS AARIVED. rat Tr7.Tlrn TLI . (00 EAST INDIES. Le -F'tcber. W. Fletcher. from Calcutta weith 872 PCs redwood ha 109 - h o rice 480 ?? S25 1non s slltpetre 182bacs sugar I1O0 bags ?? 173tS hlaes1OO halfdo ?? 30 chests idigo 2chetso on chire,' 1°t'S bags china root 964 haes ea'angall 606 bags chi tunrnerick 4 bfls tobacco 7 dubbers castor oi: 2 pipeDwine2 kegs J 4 jars tsymariods for C.. ...