... C-iANGE OF THE FRENCH M1t$TMr., The followihg are important letters from 'Paris on ihis subjecto:- ii; ! . $4 ?? cc. 16. The King,-at-theclose of the Council,- on ?? eveninp, is`'op6tted to have used , every effort to engage te'.Ministry to'act with concord; thut the views of.the two parties at-the head of affairs were -tow divegent to admit of any understanding.. Inca pable,.' thereforei. of ...

... ILONIDON. FRIDAY-Decemssaa SlY. A CivilGrand Cross and Red Ribbon, of the order of the Bath, becomes vacant by the, death of Sir Philip Francis. The Erirl of Bradford was latelv in, imminent peril of his life by az bull, belonging to the Duke of Bedford.. His Lordship was viewing the ani- mal in its stall, when 'it attacked him' with its horns;B'and. tramhpled upon him. His. Lordship happily ...

... BMIG - .A.mrks which appeafeL apMJORJIOX p a in mrt ate re ?? Monda res . p~ting eniigrationl 11vrtof Flst, emeiI there given 0 arper, and to thech emigrants from l Ae disadvantageect to meet with, we have. th y might epc ome veunry buveletter: from an oriony-. thsdi a veryangry, crespondenlt) 0apa. yeem 'o bcrt tother angry m teems mores like al full vent to his wra i han to a .ou to give ...

... PjACkM IBOATS-PALMOUTH' STATnO? V-WAERAL Pnai OVvvctC- Sc.e2 GZtNALAL POST Ovalc3, Duc.., Lost Paclets Next Paefin Di..inat ?? p is.n . . don, Lisboi., . .. 'ruesdys. D. of Kent,'(2) Lady Arabella, - . ?? 27. Jan. C. 'GiraltAtZnd ' ?? Cssi Chtheste, Swiftsure, Medkterrgi. -aext Jan.: 5. Dec. 21. Jan. 14. Madeira and 1 Ist'luesday Diana, Oiborne, BraziliI eacbnmontb Dec 14. Dec. 21. Ameri a ...

... .tRI - T B ?? QDE' E. ' .London;:l )ec. 80. 18 half-past seven p m. A letter fiom Ten'eOlfleof the 18th November last, states, .tha~tbhe mister andi re7, (ai per nm ofthe ?? brig . Chdriesa, of Aberdeen, continue under confinement there; nn a groundless andimalicious:sccushilun 1 ,the tui6ter of their Spanish'pilot, who tfrew hir- self toerbibard on. the 25th of , April, In a fit of insanity. ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Dic 29. 181X. Harnburgh, Dec. 2. - 'A frost,:,which set in on the I Ith iost. with 'the wind from the north; has since continued, and filled our river with flnotiog ice. so that the navigation Iseconipletely pyjt a stop to4 The following outward-bound vessels are' hauled on, shore neat Twielenf'letlib to protect them troiathe ice; viz, Nelcus, Salus. Roonulus, Henry, Pearl ...

... EDINBURGH REViEW.-We feel extremely hap- py in being able-to give:'a flatvcontradiction to the' report Which hbs beni ii.culatedt with ektra- 4 ordinary industry,-botb hera and in London, of Mr Jeffrey's having it in contemplation to with. t b draw from the conducting ofthe Edinburgh Re- view. Mr Jefrey, we are well assuredt, has no G such intention. Notwithstanding the malignant , , calumnies ...

... SOnGrH A.ERICJN AFFZAS.; Docurnents ref'erred to, in the messaige of thie Nhesiden't of the Uflite~d 'States,' at the mee6ting c or Congress. ra AIMR 11OOiEY, T6 ~TkI SECRETARY oFrSTATE. *After giving, a brief' and strikiasg View of the Poloicy pursued bf.Spain, in regard to her Arme- rican colonies, Mr. Rodney Iprocee'ds- Tue ctiy of Bs;~nos. &yre contains a, porpulation of, -sixty- tAdusand. ...

... .,I 0eDcufi' (V Prvtre 2let bu ~ r . i t SkURDstY-AUAR ,2,. Private letters from Paris contain the impov: X tant intelligence of a change in the French mi- nistry. Divisions it appears have prevailed for esome time past in the Cabinet, and tbiey'have now proceeded to such a length as to render ne- cessary the dissolution of the administration. On a the 23d the Count de Cases, Minister of ...

... h I .CUR0Uos DISCOVERY.| 1) A letter from Dunginanei states as' follows 'f On the 19th Ult. as the servants belonging to *rthe West Mains of Dunsinaine House were , employed in carrying away stones from 'the ex- ; cavation made among the ruins that point out st the site of Macbeth's Castle here, part 0e the Fe ground' they. stood on suddenly gave wy and :e sunk down about six feet, discovering ...

... IMPORTAN'T EXPRESS FROMr P4R118 Coirier Office, Friday, tbree o'clock. g We have just received the ?? of the g day before yesterday, W~dnesday, the 30th, the Latest intelligence that cn be in town; andi it enables us to remove all doubts 'with respect to the new Ministerial changes ;t- Paris. i 'h-T-Duke de Richelieu; it will be seen; and' Messrs Laine, Royi and Mole, have resigned.- A new Min ...

... LVDIAN YPHJLAYN7WRo1i2 ?? ?? - ?? Ncni. 3.. :9 We oceasiona6lly meet with traits of Indtian b character, so disinterested and n6bjek so humane c ?? generous, as .t produce in the civilized mind r rningied emotions of astonishment and delight. g Wle all remember how Pochahontas, when Cap-- a tain SSmith, one of. the first settlers of Virginia, swas tiken captive, and about to be sacrificed, . ...