... THE ?NEM YEAR. 'lout anti C ,te Stern Wititeris it'ceeh intensely I~cree, Tlii kentd Mmrhili!i tit! ubsety', aid ?? ever'greeni; e 21Y 0 drivin.ii;; ttus oteeilti' rthe turbid siir. strict] ketalI f/cer T MI', Pr/rs---A fetw refletctuioa ot the New effvec Yrnr irdi! ?? initerest Your reLatlr. Al1.thoulghi the peefri' elient Earth is itcesesantisv, and wi;1hout variation, Itertrmlilg -ellI hint ...

... stioll'aLI)IO law) Turoloapo Vooto. .9w- I I [From the Gazes( de Fraznce of Saturday.] MADntiD, DeC. 21. I FP HE4 rational inhabitants of Madrid, and of all Spain, are in a state of the most ter- I rible incertitude respecting p ending events.- Oppressed by a despotic and sanguirary mi- eority, they tcar they shall become victinsi. The inter- val to the earival of the liberating forcss is ...

... -7 - --l- ?? -m alotalaillo & Pp,?'fo. I FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. CILOWN-oFriCE, DEC. 31. EMBER returned to serve in thi te y resent Parliament.--Saire of Ross.-Sir fl Tat Jas. Wemyss Mackenzie, of Sualwell, Bart py in the room of Thomas Mackenzie, Esq. dec. pc .r BANKRUPTS. b3 John Rohert Cufftey, of Ipssvwh, maltster Leeceter, James EsrIes~eld, aml Jolm W~all, H incklcy, cetr hcr s ...

... J8UNotCTIO- OF THIIE Pr IT 19* AND ST. RGOE.'4 1 lU~CTIONO (IANX Ll ?? . ?? numerous andl ?? resi-etahie Meleting St/ was held at Ch ard onl the ?? lilt. to trit into conlside- ear ration the prfaciiability3 Of forming a1 .Junctionl of tb&t English 'edBrso Cantnels by'niearis of a Canal, ex- 1i Li'tendling fiom the River Tone, near 'Iaunton, to Beer P -Sit lHabovir, Dbevonishire. Earl ...

... V 050tof re.4t-Q. &~ATU1?DAY'S LON'VDON. GAZETTE. DIe AR OFFICE, Jun. -rd, 1823.- ds 181A Reginiesst of 1`00t.-Iir-vt Lieut.- allI I V Colonel (hlathmIflinHorce U(3l1urclill, from st the 1st or Uerenadier Foot Guards, to br as Captain, vice Mlastifand, who exchangcs. b3rd ditto- Brevet LiplitCol. Wme. Jlervois, froim the 8th Foot, to try, be (Captain; vice Booth, who exchag. 7it dit o- ...

... N ON EN DON, ?? DECTAiBBR 30,18ENS The French Papers of Friday lhrirg infor- mation of the rcsignation of DI.l d(e Dontnorency; and the Moaiteur contains the followinginiportant note from DI. de Villele, President of the. .louncil of Dlinisters, to the French Ambassador at D1 adrid *As your political situation may be changed, in con- sequence of the resolutions adopted at Verona, French ...

... LONlDON, JWBDNESDAY1, JANUEARY 1, 1823. The Moseiteur of Sunday ?? officially the appointment of Is. de Chatcaubriand to the ohlice of Forei-n Secretary of France. The resignatioon of Ml. de lt'onetaiorency is an incontesdble denionstration of the triumph of a pacific policy; and the appoint- tnent of MD. de Chateaubriand is, prrliaps, as unequi- vocal an acknowledgment, thal the triumph is ...

... The Message of the American Preisident upon opening the present Session on the 2t Uit. arrived thris morning. Its general tone is satisfactory. The following is a corsions ahstract of it: PRlSiDENT'S MESSAGE. 1VASHN-rTO-, Dlc. 3.-At twvelve occlock ves- terday, both Houses of Congress sere organrized. At twelvo o'clock the Prcsident-6 IMessage was delivcred. [T/eafori iuogiis a copious ...

... I I gut'ap fl i.ft0i1P'0 tO3 to. H ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .1-- - - gV tm*..dr ~ ?? ~ - a lyll.OM TH1, FREINCI PrAPERS. b (rFVlsfieCourier Fr'c(tCiS oJ Deccnbee 31.) s jOUNT ?? died last nlight. It P 51 aearr, sertrsis, that there was yesterday a v q J scncM of Ministers at M. Lauriston's, in u e which AU. Chatcaubriumd assisted; and at ehich it was decided that the present Ministvy shlh -e- 1 vainrin ...

... -- ?? ..I . An..- DZFA1 -, r/s ?? [ConlinmedfrIu o- r Paper of Is zweek. j The genealogy, of the Bionapartes presents alfct wvrhich is certailnly of a very singular natire: it is that I ?? first Buonaparte ?? been exiled froni Itis country as a Gujbolino. Was it, then, the destiny of' this famity, in all times, and at evcry¶epo'h, thatit must yield to he malignant inoience of the Gue~fi9 ...

... I NAV'J. PU; .:lTIONS AND APPOINTMIENTS. ?? t i' I, i-37a o/ oe re _.;9 ?? s 1- 'Al VL~t~U jtti AN APtIOINFIXENTS. The frllsbiaaa,'. (uicers a e ben ?? aircae the abe e~~~r 'it 311th a That (larotlalitien to those which have already ?? I~li'l Vealrtt ft cltonpear teelojrtoptl), beat whose raffles Ily. lee.. fo the firstitime tat ?? Liet jtoblished P aa eatsoi the lat'Jtanuavy, 11D23: ...

... Ivootocript+ SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. dia BV EXPttESS. a Of 7F~ITs Gaizette ralepets tise Proclamationl f of the King, directing .Parliantent to assemble St on the 4th of Februagy next, for the dispatch for T oftlivers urgent and iniporthtit affairs. i .~The amo'rtnt of Bankr o Enlanrjud and PrOMis- fo yoy Notes in circulation ?? hge ofJanuary, 1823, was-17,057,9371. 4s. Bd.--of ,elsich sumn ...