... ?? COIRIRESPONVD ?NCE. London,Jan. 7. 1820. VNI ESZ ELA. t xtrlact from tile Corre, de Ociinoco, (Antgostura) of the r id O(ctober. Ot5C:Et~F.r-lEPU8LIC OF VrNFZUF.LAA. l 1e1 Ii.1itist Arismiendi, Vice President of the State, cl ith tbhe geverninert during the absence of the le- otljju, Ctipoin Generld. of the armies, &c. con. ichr ?? cstcJ sti te of the ncational treasury, the t an red ncres ...

... PACK0r BOATS-FALMOUTIH STATION. - - - 7- ?? GtNarRAL POST Oruicr, Jan. .-Maids mad Las YPahetn A oto Pac32l mi I jailed. du-. I_ _ ?? D; of Kent (1) Ladv ArAlelll, Jail. 3. i Jal. I W~atsingitar, n. nf Non Dec. 13. Il~S. 13 F. rreeling, 'Ld Villtnd Dec. 23. Jan';9 Chesterfield, I o\, Dec. 10. Drc. 27. Starnier, xlantclriwn, Blec. Io. J3l:. d. ; Mlontagu, Calrd;1, Drc. 2-3. I. ?? Gibral. Ma- 1 ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIS I'-JAN. 4. ' Boston, 7th Dec. Seven or cight Patriot privrrtcers were lying art Baltimore 2d instant. Two of them, viz. Puerrydon,and 'igre Orirntal, arrived the day hefore. IThe VcntezudreInT briig Brionr, and echooner Bellviia, were cruizivg ?? Tihomrras's gth ult. er Ptrnatt buco. C9rlh Nv.Y The day before yesterday arrived here fronr Rin, the shr) Luizr, in A9 days* ...

... I _ MURDERERS DISCOVL,,RID AND BRfOUGIIT TO JUS- I TICE BY A DREAM, 0 1 - .. . I I~ ~ e The Albany Dailv Advertiser contains the e following singular narrative, which differs fh om Y r mnost relations of a similar kind, inasmuch as it t Is appears itlat the supernatural visitation actually led to the apprehension and punishment of the r it guilty persons 8 MESSRS EDITORS-If vou judge tile ...

... Paris, Jan. bd Yesterday being the first day of the new year, the King received the respectful congratulations of the Municipal Body of Paris, when the Pre- s t- fect of the Seine having expressed to his Majesty the wish that it would please I-leaven to grant d him long liFe, the King replied in these terms ts 1' I am sensible to the sentiments which the Mu I nicipal Corps of my good city of ...

... XINGDO.11 OF H4frrrU PRIVATE1. LETTER. Cape Helnr, this 2d Sept. ?? 16. di Since my last letters the Governnient has seen it in its poxer to put in execution several parts of' its great plan, such as the conces- Yioun of' land to the officers, under-officers, and soldiers of the guard and army-a plan Which h].As already shewn all the advantage which ought reasonably to lie expected. Tihe lands ...

... , LITEItARY AND ANTIQUINTLAN tnCIETV OF PERnTh' I LtElRAttY AND AiN ?? ?? On Thursday stjennight ?? atsed An- tiquarian Society of Pertli leld their anniversary P meeting; the Ritght Hon. the Earl of Kinioull, a Prosident of thl Society, inl the Oinrk lis Lordship opened the basincss of the day by adverting to the melancholy event which had inill- o enced him in postponing the oeasting from ...

... I TH Or EOV OF 11ONT EY',i N A LI:TTER Fawtl DAVID IMMUSE TO TIxE ABBE t * MOFtE:.L',. 4 1 , ?? P. AI -,h s~l,'d t. (,r ( l-o /rs! ypu blishe d Lonondn, July M 10l,69. That part of vour prospectus, in which you endeavour to prove that there exists nothing ot human convention in the establishment ofmioney, is certainiy very curious, and very elaborately composed; and yet I cannot forbear ...

... ?? - - I ci-alclmnmu 309 EDINBURGH, 110 MIO.DAY-_J;-,I 41UAW1 iO. 103 The quirterly account of the r.venue 1 s -c length been laid before the public, tig-etlr ; 322 very full accounts of the produce fir iI These will be found in a precedi'g ?? There is an increase in the present quarter, t,.ld 5th January 1820, as cornparedc with tie r. in sponding quarter of last year, of L., O17. lhe from ...

... THE LATE faRTHQ-!fAKE IN INDIA. y The following remarkably interesting details r- of the phenonmena accompanying the above _ i, event are extracted from the Bombay Cou- ncr ?? Forebunder, June 17. E W' We yesterdtly experienced ie this town and fort one of S the most awfutl scenes in nature, that of a violent and de- B strirtive shock from atl earthquake. D is ?? wveather was close and sultry, ...

... , ?? -- ?? , - 11'4(: R ?? IHIJITI., c;. E'XTtACr P'ROM A RIlVAIT- iE tl'i't. i Stui;'ard, Dec. 10. 11519. h'lle states of our little kingdlomil are at length collv.kekd, n1ut1 the Atention of' :I11 (Gerrman is paturafill coughl tivrned~l tonari-ds us. It is, to tact, abtint Ito '00 wliulliclr the higtt(ottettd ?? ut thle Aubtrian C d rinct, andl still Inore Oppressive ?? aklelicd by tha ...

... FJOAl TEifl LONDON GAZETTE. 9ith Reginlent of ljzrht ?? Tho;mas Wild- man to be I.icuteounrtr-Crolont l, by purch sltl, vire I orl blurtr- land, who retires; r!aied Dec. 181. 9SIS. C; t::ilr Janrcns I'.ll to be Marj.rr. by purclhose, vice 'ildmilal; dated as above. i.icuterl.rot John Mirrheirl to bic Cantair ofa trrrp, by par- Ch1-e, vice liurt ; tared as above. Cornez Heory ladwardi P-( It m ...