... 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, ...

... FR 01:)X A G E,7tiMA N PAPI~E II. The following interestinog article, on the liberali pub- licstions in France, appear., in the RlsAemniscisene B3.1it- tt'rn}.v The Mkinerve merits the first place. It is written with taste, and in it the logic of 1M. Benjamin Con- stant, and thec wit and humour of M. Etianne are notc to be mistaken. This work is the moat dangerous rzdd all for the Ministiy, as ...

... 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 ...

... THE MIORNINGl CHRO.ViCL'J.k L 0 N D 0 N: M[ONLDAY NOVEM1BER 23, 1818. The letters and papers brought by the Mars are not of so late a date as those lately received by the Night- ingale, but the details are fuller and more imlportant. Letters from an Officer of rank in the Buenos Ayres army stationed in Tucuman, communicate the fact that their light troops had intercepted the correspond- ence ...

... ? - COURT 0 t cpw?i61? FLEAS, Wzeer';na?, N&s; 1%. * tRf5xC11?FPIlClUISE OP MAIPJIIAGk * CtAittittt CAlL-a, ten-OW, v. RICHAIiii st'tASiASA,-i'SQ. Isle:' IYttasats-ev -moved to show, cause ccli; She .deettd-ilit, who had been arrested at 4te suit of the plaintiff, nildey a wilt for 5,000! should not be held to special bail. - The plaintiff's affidavit sta:cd; that she lived at 55, Upper George ...

... 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, ...

... V1>VAXULLA. ii ?? , 71..termol, P'i- orilie 1'('ii 'ltl5tt:tt , Al).5 Icitily';ljtot,, I U.K up 'ay pet, f'r the pulrgeeat lditalilto thle I ?? ?? t Sui t si lie ?? s 'ff Ci~rc in this roeentry, in Id pipeirttii:t5 oF n' i!: l. ?? . izg~t of ~the)is p w~oince, to:vitl.;lt rlti ?? itl ~ :ld.n ly it~t: bet!. '-\fte r the par niil defeat stistaitted by Ltl :c1; I cilea' .iioe ii ?? is lrmL tttii, ...

... FRANCE. ?? ' - PAsiq, Nov. $.-Thb fine weather- has been very fa- ' Tourable to the labours of MM. Biot, Arago, Mudge, &e. in the measurement of the earth. Their opera'tions are torminated, and the Englis'h Colonel has already qeitted 7)uniiirk. Thetwo'Mebmhers of otr Academy ill not delay returning to Pariq, if. tbe be not already' arrived Colonel 'Falces, a Spanish 'exile, wvho resided in ...

... THE ItE X Ai ANl tax 1. __ A_ ?? Loeneor, NovLrPeav 22. T7iE Congress iS sfill sitting, both great and smnl,; hbit they brave tlot ?? done any thing except the deterwination to cail their troops out of P rance, which ale still march. iln offJaccordingly. The Sovereians Make excursiorna to the capitals of neighhourin, countries, and then return. Tllhe1 Duke D'Axt,;outsvs.rr has breen among tha ...

... II ESTMIXS FE U 31EE 7 1XC. \ cstrrday aI mott nloevlre ii anid to poc-usb Ia leeti p o the e g:ectitrsn of W;eitot j ~scer we.I held, pe ~sualit toa ad-.e tise inert, s~t teh (rtsl' 1 Cii ad Anchor, for the pollpn6. of ti li iig hint Clot- - iera'tino the mi ~t a!dvisable naices of szcrltrill tlitit'leapiii ILiiiI' cii its repn 'Osltltiiitie, on1 the vlci icy occ.1o0ed 0y h .c ph'~z rep ...