... I - Paris journals to the 5th inst, have heen rcrrivc,'c. The iAlictistcr of Finance, M. Rov; has prebeatct .l; the Chnrmber of Deputies, in the kingi naome. a pcro jrt de Ini, on the ititeresting subject of the sales fi ica. tional property. Tbe purpose. is to put a rtop to 'i.e. circilcition. of nialicious rurmours. and tictrantqcuilize Ile ap)qrelicnsiutis entertained by the purchaser5 ...

... THIE LATE TRTHIQUik7E IN INDIA. The following remarkably interesting details ofthe phenomera accoippanying the above event, are extract- 'ed from the Borribay Courier: Forebunder, June 17. WVe yesterday experienced, in this town and fort, one of the most awful scenes in nature, that of a violent aind destructive shock from an earthquake. The weather was close and sultry, the thermometer ...

... FOREIG _. r .=.-.n:-; -- FO1tEGNINT1E TLLIGEN14CE. ______- -____ -- i Ne bhrve rrcerivtd tire P.ris Journals of Snaturda% C libt: On Friday, there %wis a public sittiig, r1f til I Cliamhn-r of D-pot ls;, artid i:s it was kno-ti xn that tire b ;.ccumnulated Petitionsi fir tbe i aitntenarrceoF tlie Chrr. trr and tihe Law (of Elvcrions wouldi he reported tiporn a the tribunes and avenues to the ...

... lartfrlc?,- AUl the bakers' shops, for a considerable distanc.e round the neighbourhood of St. Ciles's, were suddenly cleared of dheir entire stock of bread, ou Friday.even to their last peniy roll, under the tfllowing interesting crcusncs s -It had bcen observed, that the chil. dren of the Irish school in St. Giles's, in manylinstan. ces, lately fitiated awvay, Whilst en gaged at ...

... THE RESThICTIVE A EASURES. [rrorm tie Guardian, a nzew Sut day Paper.] The sitting of Parliament which has just passed, will fbrm one of the most important periods lrf ur his- tory. It has been short, but eventfUl; the elelgy and the wisdom of lhel Go-ernumltn, backe(dby the gond sense and firmness or Pl'ali eu31tC, have rescueri us frorm great danger, and warded off most serious csasrnhiis.- ...

... 1 P-05f5c ?fpjt. Paris joLrnaiVts have been receii'ved to the date of Sa- turday lIst. The grcat qrcestion as to the proprietv, of altering the election law still continues to be the stn;;ect. of ansious discussian in the Chamber. The qutlificetion of an electrrr rccessar-ly hlimits thte voters to ia small ntumber, as cornmored whit the pnpu. latton-ahout 400 000 in 30 millions. Iet this limi- ...

... _- ,, ,,1 ', I T .. .. - . _:. .. wiii'el~~ii~~i~i.-JAN. 17. Ili, iRsyal I ginless the I'l-inve Pvevnt llit ba oee P'eillli, i0 1110 III110 aiifl on) belmiru Of his Tkaijesty. to apoinlte ov ight ioinoiirauhle (.'oige. Po(rl ofi Gills. go. in fie Lirilowninnt oiiid Sheriff P'rincipal o1 the shlir' *AXdv it' roceivled at Ketsin)gto 1iii)PcI re, ont Si1n lays. voiilncilo0 that his ...

... N2k11riv RUSSIATViA TARIFF, ISLCEIVE'D IN L.ONDON BY EXP'RtESS TIIRO' FRANCE, n SFjOM rE'EttSIIURG1I, JAN. 13, 1820. W . l~~~~ta Sil. Root- Co- ec bltes. pece. P'aper. royal and Alexandrian, . o0 7 cc Notc R'ipul, writing, post, drawing, priniting, and card Paper per lIb. 0 J5 lSi Coloured or dyed . . ditto 0 9 n For walls or hangings, all kinds, do, 0 3S Polishing . 0 4 '' Pa'uckin.g, ...

... jIII.lUl. ) SOCII7Y Oil' SCOTJ'LAND. The Annis ivvarv Ge oural Aloe'tinX of this qoriet.' IVas II ILI ill IILI 1-1 11 of the I1.tyal Coliege oF Plhysi- c'ills ut l0i htiln gh. (in TIuesday th' I tinlsrst:nIt; at wvh~icLh there 5uss 5 very 11'iltIiI'etiS tLilil higbly rteepic:I. ele attediitce of tlhe Mlenrllltt'-tilmsaidd., ,t' itt; mnsung tilers, the Earl of' iMlorns1, tile w:,en of' 'wemi ...

... Th'ira2,c, 5erzwnuan, ¢c T The Chamberof Peers assembled on Tuesdny, when t thke question resprcting the Petitions against oy ni- teratimn in the Election'Law, came on for discussioi. The Committee of Petitions, as in the Chamber of De. puties, proposed to get rid'of them by passing to the Order of the Day. Thie Peers always debating with c closed doors, there is only an ofh'ciai Bulletin ...

... D~nig 2' 0) IHtS RiYTAr. iIQIIN12ES I I D UKAI, OF ELYT.A-'1: Our readers have. been prepared fur tihe reournofl Its 1 ellIn lice I'Vlicl We have ir rw the ITle ailtcaly tlk~f ratontaiOviCriatiom ']lire B3ulletinas Which We inrsertedt n our Ilt,t were of a tnature which left little reta'jor to it, ope ditl his Royale HighoeSP. nirld recover. especinfll it i s th opious h ,.dg wih le tied ...

... --- ------- - -- -- :P10celtalleall's, Zrtt'dejo'- e SuCltC.An OccuRREscg.--The following singular s fact, which occurred about three weeks ago, will pro. di bably become a subject of discussion in the Court of King's Bench, in the course of the approaching term: .,-Mr T- n, a gentleman of foriuie, had For some time paid his addresses to Miss 8-, the . daugh ter of a merchant in the city, A ...