... * : l)A X JAallY - mjldO'PAV, J.ANUARY 9 e, Tile Paris Papers 4f Fridav, with tile Quoa- Ifeanse dated Sa9trd'ey, are reccived. The Freuch ?? continue to advance. The pacific aod amibtblc meittvents said to tave been avowed by the Emperor serstntdne, have, perlhaps, cirntributiti to- this im. rsvemeatt. That-.Monarch remained at .Warsaw on i 5hvt~lJth nlt.i- .Ileb t done ho *public act to ...

... :FRIDAY JA'NU.Ily 13,P6. jI-Al.IFl;Sm .le EI 'M2PEROR 'MClIOI>AS 1, i It~iltO~AL tColLscasi'Og1sEiNCE, &c. t -The, lmjperial Russian Field Yager, Enqiga: lWiinsrner; who arrived at Berlin on' the 4ihiMtanlt Irow a 8t j'srersbirighs, brought with him the lollowriqgin- a 1% ~a~ctje1e.2L.s~ eaen his Ilicpritil igSfill& tile rain 'uko Constantiie has deci , :i ic will reolcutely a~ihere to his ...

... I 1 u . - - - FVR6VT1EUB OF Poi.A-m, DEC. 15. P IVA'l'TI letters from WXarsaw 'i 'e the feullowifC pwrticulars of the death of the Em- eror Aexiderv The Empcror appears to sve t~ilien coldl on his journey through the imea, wbere hie travelled long ?? on horseback n tbesea ceast; fever esued, and he returned ill to T~agsnl, w~ien 4 he grew. worse. Suddenly. the wound gho te, which had been ...

... 010-- - . - .?yi-gpo all'a =?atueqal),o Di oto.. L. ?From the IUoniicur o, 111oAfdaY.) VIENrNA, JAN. S.G P1TER ulewtioning the Miesmion of, ?? negotiators to the HInd-Ci:rrtrTS of' t lballimt Paha, to elldetvour Id ma!;c soane arrailgelelnt5 with thc Greeks, it is added- it is affr'ned, however, that England and its t endeavso1r to paralyse these negociatons, and at th'e British (iovernment ...

... U9 1 U , ,IIONIDAif JANUARY 2; ON2. T'lii Paris Paper-s state that thle new Em-6 pero Sf lsit5i wag so much affected. by the shock hie e tiat. (thedath of his brother, thiat Ioe cont'inues VI ,a~w, seriosly lodispoced. Thle Theatres at icnlinvwere closed tbsrce nights, andl the rrussian~aray has gsss inot mnourning, by ordejr of- rise icing, id eon- keqtsarene of the djath, of his jsiierial ...

... ;amlolbal)'o alt' a 4411CONVOI' PVItCt. ARIts, JAN. i4. A Tetter frohii St APeterslvtighl, of the. * PLih ult. adds to the' details ?? we gave n yesterday of the events which'recently occured' at St. ltcetsbhlrgh. The reliplentS which bivouacked'during the night, jnad the ltperial Palace, have; refuined 'to' their J abgnkRt'-1 They were reviewed on the 21th; ultimon by the, Brperar. * & ...

... jpl|iv JilD tit- tal'i Vo.l, (Pious. tI Quolsisf S Wos'day.)..| I are here ons the theatre of events; 'c nid yet nothing that is positive as yet' 0 Iraopi touriers cominuc to exchange . despatches between -St Petersburg and t se VYou ikY csily figure tobyoursklf thq nccrr .1 which O~r w~hole popublaton jF. ;Shall lwe bC lista ati ldepentiet Kirgdom~ Shall 'ie lose fr~stss~e. - Shall we ...

... FRIgDAY, DECEMIBER WO, 1820. IeDC Palris Paper s of 'Tuesday contain the isttict5sgivea above. -7,etters fromn Citiliz, dated Dec. 97. state tbata violent hurricane hldmtakcn place oii'that port, ?? ot greater devastation thlaunbad| 1rCorrel since_11110. The Tea Plantl, of' New York,I .a very fine ship,`f6lm fllavannuh, with a valuable cargo ,o.ais, wcnt Ol sihore neatly at the mouth of the ' ...

... The fiollow~ini- is the llqurt of the ,olect Cor.- mnittee of the House Cf Couuriorre rppoinittd to inquire IS into thce etipenditure of the County R1ates, and to is- id port their obscrvatione,, thereupon to tire h1ouse i irs Your Commititee proceed to iay before the House sid the resrtlt of their enquiries ; 'remnising that by Stat. rs 12 Gao. 11. e. 29, anti Sd C'co. 1l1. C. li1, thre ...

... xa to i i . r - e JonUYn. I- *rn~DAk, JANUARY 16, 1132G. tetter's from Fralit tinflt represent the scenes rtiich tuo;k plaec at St. Petersburgh, upon Nicholas I. being pielaieil Emperor, to have been of a nilei Moresetrioie rharacit-r ihati they were tit lirst described: the conflict was caliginary, tnd great ?? still pievailed there. - Thte Paris Papeis'agree generally, that one tnedt ...