... LONDON. Oct. Si.—By arrival from Martinique this morning learn, that the French fleet lately seen hi the West India seas had passed that island to leeward, without coming to anchor, but only sending boat with letters shore. The Sovereign transport, with a detachment the left wing the 60th regiment, lately stationed at Bermuda, arrived here on the 14th the detachment consists of 200 men, under ...

... LONDON. Pabis, Jan. 4.—Three projects of law were presented to the Chamber of Deputies Monday last. The flrst of these concerns the Civil List and tbe Appanage to tbe Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family, which it proposed to fix tbe former at millions of francs annually for the King's lite time, and tbe latter seven millions. Tbe second relates to the lung expected indemnity to the ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Monday. CBIM. CON.—COX V. KEAN. The doors of the New Court, Guildhall, were surrounded by eight o'clock, with persons anxious to get into the gallery, but the doors were not opened till nine o'clock. There was then a strong rush, but tbe large gallery was by no means filled. Amongst those present we did not observe any persons of note; and by half-past nine, even the ...

... Paris, Jan. 17 The French Court was to go into mouring yesterday for three weeks, on account of the death the of Naples. The Moniteur Sunday contains the the Law respecting the Civil List, as adopted both Chambers, and also two Royal Ordinances relative to canals and coal mines. The Etoile contains, a long extract from the Austrian Observer of the Bth Inst. which confirms the fact of M. de ...

... Frankfort paper* the have arrived. Under date of Hanover, January 14, we find the following regulations for augmenting the incomes and classifying the livings of the Protestant clergy :—• All the Protestant livings in the kingdom shall divided according to their income Into three pruie pal classes, each class rising 300 dollars above that below it. and each class divided Into three sub ...

... Extract of letter from an officer of the Madras artillery, serving with the army at Cbittagong, dated August 1. 1824 :— The Burmese bave mustered 50,000 men; they are SO miles distant; but in consequence of the country between us being for the most part in undated, shall not be able to advance before tiie middle of October. Our army will then amounltoabout 87,000 men; 16,000 will advance ...

... Wereeelved on Saturday, series of American papers, from the to the 19th nit. A message was delivered from the President of America, Mr. Monroe, to the senate an.l house of representatives of the United States, which, in itself, of an extraordinary and patriotic nature. He alludes to tlie lengthened period of his services, and to the controul whicli lie has hud over the public cash to vast ...

... Accounts from Havannah, dated January 4, say that the place was tranquil, but lict.e business doing. Letters from Mexico, dated tbe 18th of ueeember, state, that every thing continued steady. The approaching meeting of 'the Congress was looked forward with anxiety. The letters from St. Thomas's received the late mail, state that a serious conspiracy among the negroes had been discovered. The ...

... (Continued from the fourth page.) HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, Feb. 28. proceedings of the House of Lords of this day being of no particular moment, we omit them in order to admit of our giving the interesting expose the Chancellor of the Exchequer at as great length possible] . HOUSE OF COMMONS, Monday. In consequence of Mr. Brougham's motion for call of the House, the gallery was not opened till ...

... LIBERATION OF PERU. OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.—PUBLIC NOTICE. 'Lima, December 18, J824. GREAT ICTORY—DECISIVE TRIUMPH. The Liberatuif. Army, under the command of General Sucre, has completely routed the Spanish army the this month the plains of General LaSerna, who commanded it, has been wounded, and made prisoner, with Generals Cauterac, Valdez, and Carratela. and other chiefs, officers, and troops. ...

... H anovkh, MarchB Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cumberland, on the nrst intelligence received Berlin, of the disasters caused the flood In our country, testified their profound regret, and sent to the central committee, In this city, the sum of £600 sterling for the relief of the distressed. to the 18th ultimo the committee at Luneburg had received 680 dollars In gold, and 3 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. There has been nothing of importance discussed in the House of Lords during the last week. On Thursday. The Bishop Bath and Wells said, that notwithstanding the animadversions which had been made on the presentations petitions from tbe Clergy, he had to preterit to their Lordships petition from the Clergy and Archdeaconry of Wells. It had always been his practice to see If ...