... ?? ?? aloll'aal)o 411-5 I (Front tlW Mosniteur of Fstildy. Dec. 22.) l'AUtO. DECESinIER 21. -DAY, Dfccenm er 21, at 61ght o'clock in the evening, tite Grand Deputation of the Clsammbr ot Pees was admitted with the usual forns. to prelsent to the King ttle Address voted by tse Cisom)er of 1'cors, in answer to his Majesty's Xpeech.-'IC sane~llor of France read tbe Address; tohich his rlajesty ...

... 01 -? ?? I413 0 0 t 0. f riolvo all'a JR., 41 t t I VID 41 It' 0. . - , ?? . Comrt NoV iit Pr. HE vessers *which saile(i from T Spezzi to fllow piracy, cotlrary to the ordurs of th1ir own (,overnment, haivc rcturrucd to T )ort. The coses of piracy are become. less reqest hil ?? of the vigilance of several . %vnlire ich cruoise ill the Archipelago, In potect- 1 ;I,. eliti Cll voylnr the ...

... I MONDAf,. DECEMhiBER 25, 120i. The Pariis Papers to Sunday's dlate are re- :,eivel-The effects of thc decisive mseasures adopted by this ceaio, nrc begia nniii to 1totlies tthcutsitF ivtaes holnl i~igo ?? ?? (the (aptain*tensrai hlad ifeormsd tite Voutiander-In t-hicf of the province of Toly, thlit his Idost Catholic Mlaljesty had ?? his dissittisractil(n with lhC conduct of (;eneral Silveira ...

... ?? Eburotmutl,5 vcot?- ,fROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. AR-,OFFICE, Drc. 23 ] 27th Re- inn or F,,f, Lie vt,-Grn. IHor. Sir G. Loo)ry r , G C.le, CB. frou the 32th Foot. to be Colonel, V v- the Motquis of Iastings, deeesed.-141h R~gL pfFbot, Lieut.-Gpn. Sir T. M. 'risbane, K.C i1. to be C.olonel.- S4t Foet Guardo, Liemt. And( Capt. lion. F. Stoiol tobe Coli AId ?? -CoFoooi.-fet'i R'si . Foot, ?? ...

... 11TEDNESPiAI, DECE.lIER 27, IMeG. The Paris Papoes of Mowin0ay are reci-ived It does not appear fieon themr that the rebels are any where making serions progress. According to the t~tie- iidienetc, which is the o'gan of these who suppiy arnd stimulate thcse rebels, the insurgents untcr the ?? quis of Chaves, dliksl1'ointed tin an attempt on Viara, anrt fearing to al tack ( 7poro, Ilave marched ...

... I.'i iAMEll'. -SIjU.;,DRbN lN tUllL II3Ii ItAN ?? Phie folfiiiviiig dirat ro h rly of all Of-I i tiller belonging to Elhe Unsite Slates' iiqutioroti ii 'the I'ln :rle-dieitrdi~itu detail~ing sutidry eivilities wbich passed vli Ctwe~ieee L'omucodorellodgers and the Turk~ish Admiral. Nil have beeni pitbifshed in the Newi York papers, aind have flit la to much couinictit. Thle Commecruia ...

... To te Piti-En of lihe H1A;m1'nInR TELEGRAPHI. I .. .. . . . . . I I ?? Ile remlliiess Wi tl whirt bvet aiways rive place k to 'lat ?? tile iNavy, has ineuced us to subimit a few obstrvetduns on P. sval Archittcture fhr your in- it s'rt :. Nas'al Architectiure may bh rcduced into three e ?? - Firsa.-- The precise symmetry adapted to the purpose sfr whicli tbie rest] is intended l Sros iiy~, ...

... FRIDAV, DECEII'IER 29, 1826. DvucE oe YOnn.-Tlhe answer giveri yesterde~- i to theanunrorori enquirers at the Duke of Rutlan a liiie'e, in irlitigtonlstrect. after the lieulth of the Duker 0tI'Ork, jeas. p i oa gns as rseed t quinet Ilghtr, sad( ronti sue's it] the sante state its yesterday.- 'ire oya1 ?? transtacted official busines in the cmer~ie Of the morning with Sir Herbert T1aylor, his ...

... enilb I *1 . .-..o 4-6- FRID.i1s LONDON GAZE TTF. -1 Ib, Nting has hcen pleased ito Ap~poitt the lilost Noble Arthur Duke of WVbllington, UK.G. anQo G.C. I1. to be Coustable of the Tower of London, and also HIls MAljesty's Lieutenantt ,and Custos Rotuloruir of' the 'rower Hamlets, in tile room of the M'larqluess or I mataings, deceased. Folttrtco Ors'icE, DEIOci;,EaE 2Q., 1826. F'ile King ...

... Thib Festival is not of divine institntion, nor is it easy to assign the first period of observing it, al- I though it was certainly kept be'ore the age of Constan- r tine. Aluch uncertainty prevails with rcspect to the t actuall dity of Christ's birth; it most probably took place at the time of the Feast of Tabernacles, answer- ing to our September, judging from other events on record, but ...

... IV ~MI -~nor ci F.RID)AY'S LONDON GAZETTE: befall whicl rCROW,; OrFe1CE, JAWr. - .On EA _B3r41S returned to serv~e in this luder I pesntP~tLA~1 ~-eenileofDown- andt ?? i-Ion. Bartholomew Bo~uveyie, in aires thle room of T. (J. B. Estoonrt, Esq. whp Anco. ha h made his election ror the University of Oxford; niar;i AleSdlPwlof Hurdcott, in the County~ of Wilts, band %Coq.i ?? Southey. Esi. wh ...

... - - z B ,i ParTiS, .i VSI~ ?? , ; fi'J31gt3)^^, dzi;e nilase, tb~ K iig Sti reeired til 1eW 1]al of the )i-rovce the Me til oe he ot*h lic nber tbc Coll nci of Sbate, Sp e had: thie honor to address the King: to ,o li an wnverg a I always receive with the giv drea ihe ?? of the sentiments and the >0f } good city of 1'aris. It may depend on aoi the or la~lyileso It knows how much I dc- tin c ...