... Lonj;ez, Jenv-wU41 . I SAVAUT, PD;e of Rovigo, wiho was withi NsPlvonow when he weirt on board the Bellropholn, hlae surrendered ?? to tree himnseif from the charge of eoatuintay been tried for his forsaki g the B3ou0uaoxs to go to his old master i'l I81 5; and been acquitted. It would indead bave been au imposshble as weli as at indevent thing (for indwcencies are not counted utataes of ...

... UNITED PARLIAMEN'T. HOUSE OF LORDS. Mondttay, Dec. 27, NEW DESPOTIC MEfiSURES The Earl' of DorrouoagMour presented a Petition fraom fie Printers and Beoisellers of Edinburgh against the Libel Bill.- heid on the table. it w4S then moved that the Amendments of the Commons be Sread a first time, to whlichl Lord DoeoeuG3noae moved 2i1 Amnendrnent, posspanisg the reading for three ?? was ?? Eri~ ...

... A CA1EPINDAV Oil OBSEZV7ERS. (Troh ?? Lwitqrmy 1'ocIet-BokuJfor 18il) SPRI^t ' . Tar, MERE Louatall -Sces liS face ill (lie trnss, and ytswiic. Sees his tidlor, Whio iinfbrm hiu thtat it is spriag.' See seveial persons, hlorses, aol: Elits Of clothes in ; ood Sitreet. Sees somne pietiy feces. Sees a great derl of green aid wvhite inl ihe ino!lieer's 'hop, arid ihias time otintry amost be ...

... INER. - Party itathe miadess of many for ?? gail oF a fetw. Ppe . No. 612. N\ON-APPEARANCE OF THE LAUREAT TO CELEBRATE THE NATIONAL HAPPINESS. \VVnrnr iS the Laurreat all thiis while? W1ere is ?? Ex. Jacobin that said a Reformer was worse than a house- breaker, and praised the victories of the Allied Promise- breakers ? Where is that most linalrered of, men, the Ex- Innocent that wrcte6 ...

... J~~'OJEI~!N IN J L J 1J C3o PRAN~CE. pAarmt, Dec. 2S.-Almolst all the Genprals ard official persons ectelited to deaith in 1815, and who fled From execution, have I been released fror. the consequ'elce. of tleir soutence, as soon as nore quset time' ?? an appeal froml thie coedemnatdo Ptniilzit~ed by zxarty sp~irit. 'fUs Genleral Morand, condemnled to 1 ust!, in]S, lies becn acquitted alter a ...

... EX- OFFICIO INFORMA TIONS. TO T11E EDITOR OF THiE EXAMINER. Sn,-As the pretended power of filing Ex-oqicto In- formlations was unknown to our Common Law, and directly contrary to existing statutes, it may be inquired how such a practice arose? It grew in and arose iromn that most infamous ofjuoridictions,-the Star-Cliamber,- and was the priicipal ?? of state oppression in that court of bell. ...

... PAIDISH 0F PADDII1NGTON. - .O 7IX..Xt~tA'IIER, Oh~viilg i.i MoI r .I at SLindn Vp'per n are-int of ibe proceed ilgs hn thn Pelddi V lding VeIorn oftie 14t inst., which you coaclude by isayin, boae would lbe wilii4_ to correct any errors which may be pointed out, I beg lease to hay the following before you:- 'Ihe quonations made bly I-r. Stctkdale are too miichl crowded togetiler by your ...

... L-L- ?? Arxf~ls,-A Irea dy ?? at ibhletinr effects of ?? Ptlb- lie ree itt U a e felt-1 ron I TIr' ai cu;ters of plilces silit- TiI 0To *it ptier7,OYV dreadin: to encounter therurein'tivent of 1 r etit Ite licT ?? for ptililc to 'clings of a political cha- C-toser , ttS ictionted bv the relpitler5 ?? ?? A untfil PIT- Ii ii re1tpecthible boudy of the In hailitaent Hol se- ti ilers fi Mi. :ttAe ...

... TO JOllY (AMI 111O3HOUSE, ESQ. SIR,.-ve tfl'e undersigned, Inha aliantR of Livorrolo and the environs, beg leave to address you for the put- poqe 'of expreqsing the indignation and regret with which ive have beard of tile new exercise of thlat undefined and ?? power, by which, iniscalling it privilege, tile Hlouse of Commons have subjected yoo to forcible arrest and cast you into prison. An ...

... I OR iNCIAL IN'rELLtiGNCEP. TI Os.aNIAtM lsq yecr.-FSvenI out of taxe!ve of the Jilry have signled ?? Itloiviltar letter to Mr. '[unrrs Ferrand, Coroner:- Sie,-WVe, the iniidersigned, meinbers of tile Jriiy etrlparielled to illql'ire into the calie of the death of Jithn Leiis;, of Oldllham, ?? that otir proceediing to tlhe clone of tihat investiga- liCht, ietordeidal- to t11e adljovlinmenit ...

... - LONYDneY JAXUARnY 9. OuR readers .viUl take great interest in the American Pre- sidettt's Message to Congress. . We have all,.been so used, in.-comnon with thle wirbole of Euwope, to tile affected. grandeur and real shuffling of all -sorts of privileged inke aed.classes, who in pretending to look after thoe public interest are taking care of interests in oppoiition.to it, that tile -pertisal ...

... NORT[H AMERICAN UNITED STATES. WAStINGTON, Drc. 7.-ITUhis diay the President ofz the ftefied SRtars transmitted to both Ho3tuses of Conrress, by JIr. J. S. IMoNRoE, the following ge MESSAGE OF TfIlE PUESIDENT TO CONGREsSzR. Fellote-Cit/zens of (lie Sentfite ?? of tht.JHIolose (f Repre- Tite ptiblic biidingp being na e need to c -iOwe to afford ac- rmimtssdattotn for Congress, I ?? vo my ...