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'~i►• MIN .~~ (owe 39 Ad. eh/ Ctenn.l &lllion of t i IEiIMONS on the (WTI ES a (71111.- IZ, thßE l. fli, tii flltilh in the Calc4hissat 11w Church Eigitip By A LADY. Author uf Sermons n. 1.11. lo Young Pcrsons in She high. r {tanks of Lift. Prinie4 for r. C. aw.l J. Itivisigion, N.l, A 9, !P. haul; Church-yaw/4, 0.161 alma*, J. eiwit•hawl, N.. MO, PK/n*lllly. Ju.t piehlrairerl hy II COLDIN: (7aos4oot :tree 1, and FOl.l 1%1.11 1i11411411e. i J 01 4" l)nhein ; nod all Hooka. 11. s. 111,1tIATE or. A l'rectical Plan for the Swale, of Young Ladies: with an Addreas to Parrot*, Private Goverceario and their Pupils. By EI.IZARETII APPI ITON. SProllit Edition. Revimrl. Price 7s. fut. hoard,. " This Work is judiciously adapted to become a useful manual is ate hands of prisons who are &sienna of seeuring for their tender charge all the advantages of elegant liter*. hom and tho areosuplialswieut a of polished ma noel s, swirliest/ potting to eapriciona haparal those peso: and firsts paiaeildra w hark ran stone render them useful in this world and happy in she nest. 11. El/GAR: a National Tale. Fiy 3liss Appletery Au thor of " Private Eliot-alien." 3 'via. It Is. ALGIERS. Ilw Perms. nititi:;•titly --- Pe ill be published, IVA Kit A I V()Y At; F. Ili BA - VARY and it LCHNENCF. Pt ALGIERS: eutopris in, bingo/opine-al Skil...two of Ihr Dry soot his Ministry.; A tweehitrp of the lite War Olowrwalinini reapertiote the rein ' 4 fin. It ar ba r y Sl a ys with (Ilea rr igg 1411 rowers, awl on thr Necessity anal Importnnee of their complete Sulijoga tiou. fly SIGNOK PAN ANTI. illlb Noir% by EIMVA IILA(B.IICRE, AN.lvor of " LEM re Gone elµ• Mrdeto-armor:la ' Priaird for Henry Co Hearn. Colotoil-Direr,. (II Rhone and all Theolemelltrra may be lend, from the 31E.DITEIlliAPiE.IN. Two s•oks. SVC). IS, - - This .lay is published, prier Gs. (hi. Er If E ANIl' II LET E It, No. Xx I._ .1. sir Illaraslial 110r..1.1 of the It. at Pamphlets of the Ins'' ; emit mining :-1. A New Method of increasing Ihe tins Ht. ty ..f ,:now first pithlislerl). 2. A Dist r t..•a.n 1111 Ike . Seale of the N.iiines (origin:W. :1. An Essay 0.4 the Practice of the fitutusli Government ; by Gould F. Cg. 4. A Letter In the laliliW'on lie stshjeri of its ; by 11. Lc Clwrslier tie la flu. he St. A sake lorieinal anti...sells...sr). 5. A New IProjeel of Finance (..r.- f .;...11: li On lire Poor Isirs; by Sir Egerton Bridger, Hatt. 11.1'. 7. 1 ' , lir, Cvntaiareil ; sir Conseicore Qineted : re m iiitril f tlw Origissal to 1695. 8. A.. Adslruss Iti a tin:: 114.14 sit ILsth, Dee. 1, 1817 ; by the it, a. Archdeacon Tb as. 11 An A. 1.11 es+ in the Gliarilinis Suriety for Ilse Morals. In Oltscryilions or the Etiset ..1 the 112.1.11 n. in tog ens ; by %dirt lOn en It. Csitisiskra liii is sits 11itish C. . mere a ills India, America, Saki I 12es1 Fenner 1.100 ; W.. k noel Co. ; man; and all other Ounksell. rs. Of 111601111 may he had the lertertlink Nnnilrert, Clem the emirate...et men! in 1813. If itlinui Gra'dude jur pont Pairimaype. if/ pre .cut rurour and 'vivre KiNdotess yield be ran vit.; iDvt.' • I/ PIZ ESSED rids this iictititiirsit. I'. 1; ISII gritirfully Omsk. Iris loc.i Frictuts 11w Public. far tbrii awl irrrrr•..i R P:struiaa:e, awing a period of 'l'lrirq.fot• fears—lt gives hint 111114VIR plessote to prove rant '• fmtesnr flircktrs Itoie trlisfinoffr hisa (..r t h e 1.011 n) just en.l.-.1, be null NINE CA PITA IS, ,H.l Twiny of thrum %tar 20,000 f. ratio. in S.iar,s, whn II Is ore 5,1.• II • , sltatributed its upwards, or 11111ITY Miners nt sow /lb In LOU.- IMO, Irrhmd, NMI Mellaill'S 1 hi. !soccer. has isoluctli 111111 so entry inks a contract with Goa , riont ot for the press sti I..l ll eiy• In Corium the heist wee, Is Isl. . lots pleisNore uvwihvl hisiogell of the his ggestosessi of Isis L eol cos Ictisonarota, by croomslissg H ou the thrre p4ssit> so grotesally e.ausely, There Prise, of .00,000, One Capital Prizes. All thr lir. z,marc Slrrlis g I loopy ; - - Anil Ur fed+ Fund to 041.1 Thiee stiong reasons of his own for •ii sloth' : 111 Three I'rizes of t 30,000 in a former Lottery were sold By RIBA. ity hvein g too Capitals, part onri go in retry rowdy to the Fri—nts 411 lilSl4. Ail lla• Prizes Cllll noir , he y paid id la Sterility .11ane th on e c , ItSl, N 1 In., 111 thank inz Isis Fri. n.l. fer their stigtv 'hunt. as to Ibe Iwe ire Pipe.g. I'url Wine. Par (Me Tkows , ind Yenrr, ar louder, if revi:erd, rex• i" tar, ils.tt earls the 11.11.1ers of the Fa i st-drawn 101,„,%, ,nihr Pint, S. cowl, soot Third Di l l of Drawing, 11.4) 0 ) .4,1 tb 'ehowis, Fitt It 1 . 11 , ES of 11w very told (11,1 l'itltT W and fu. Shale* iu propurt 1111 l , uu credit fur 1,11114) )4 art, i.e tangier, if rt optired. • rATE EoTTERN, To cc% tttttt rug**. I licon lug 4111 11 tlt( fl, 1818, S.cocal Day, 1 I'ISDAY, 1711 i 'thud Da), TUESDAY, albt Mrsch. SCIIENIE. ,rs iv's of.. L304)110 Stealing Mocey.... £011,15/0 • 1 5,0041 Sterling Mooky 15,004 1n l,OOO Sterling Mosley . llO,OOO 12 5OO Stealing Motley 6,000 14 4OO Sterling Money 5,600 144 OOO Sterling Money 5,400 10... 30 . 1 0 0 Welling M0ney...... 3,000 00 5O sterling Moiny 1,500 40 25 Sterling Money l,llOO :3,00 lO Stelling Monty 34,500 , 111000 Tickers. 0100,000 PRIZES DETERNIINARI.C. 141 drawn Prise eS,OIOO mere I 7sh draws Prise :Iwo more .. 1,000 Imre Nib :41,11.,. • • 399 melt.. n o la 911, ... 300 1111 l re eh.. till lo 4101 mare I 1,1,11_ , JWI III ,re 511, ditto. . • 490 a 1111, or :1110/ 30,000 snore Co .. ditto.... 490 more I Ilth of SOW. 30,000 mime Ti. dd an., Shares are syllin by T. 111s11, the ('on- Is t Ittr, 4, Curll6lll, and 9, Charissprriess, I.maloss, and by all Isis Ellgialllll, Inland, and Ss :Winged. AN I) 1.1VI:11 COIIPLAINTS. si mild 11. elms' for all Owe nrile s s which originate in a 0 itiairal action of the liver and halter, orgasus, namely, unligrst iuu, loss uf appetite, head. :icily', heartburn, Halvah 'icier, spasms covtiveireso, necra nss "Ilhe liver, a.c. it may be a■*cried with the sti iciest truth, that DIXON)" ANTI tits.tous pti.i.s have met with inure gent ral approval, antl particularly by tin• medical pritiessiou, than any other medicine sr. liatevir. This constitutes their Ire.. tttttt um:Awn to the notice of every toilet i.luial alliseted with the slave tuuiplaints. They unite very rec. wienila. I tttt of mail operation with serecesstrel effect ; and requiring Uo ri 01raint air einsfisicnicut defiles their use, are Its parties- Lira whither by Ina or land. In tropical elincites particularly, win re she consequences of redundant . 111111 Vila:lled bik are tit/ P•l'Val• /It and alarming, they are an and a IT•lreltun. They are ',hew's... peculiarly calculated to fair s set disorders Armin.: front race>st•a of tee whir, to restore the tunc of the OWII3III, awl to remove every cupipl.anat utra mooed I,v irregularity of the howl .SOl,l ii; Bouts, at 2s. —111....-111111] 211, by R. Roller cud Sono, l'heiiiiolo, No. 4, (71sr.spriile, Corn., No *, Cl b urrh.pifd, 11A0101111*, stud 14, fiatkvillr-street, Alin by 11,c principal Itionlisellers, Drugge.l.,, and Meihrivie tr a.u .k m in tees) Term thiciighuut lit, tailtil Kingdom iltillElGN INTELLIGENCE. 131.1117 H MAIL. FRAM THE FRENCH FRoNTIVRS, DEC. `2l. It is mill positively ieiverteil at the growl quarters of the Doke of Wellington, that op so this n tttttt ent no tlimiontion of the army of occult"- tion is thought of. The report of she approaching departure of the 13anisli, Saxon, and Ilanovetiaii contingents, lasi wholly Iliad away, and these corp. are to receive, in the course of the next nirrith, tsotw detachments to fill np their complement. It is suppose:l that the Allied Powers will resnlte upon nothing in this re spect helve the end of the pi-carat tt tt g of the CH:outlier of Deputies at Paris. The measures for placing the troops of Ihe army of neciipation iu livrracks, nre cominued silo ,g the whole line. Tlie prices of corn have lately 'igen again in the Northern ilepartments of France. DACITF, DEC. 25. Ye , lerifay being the anniversary of the birth-day of hit Imperial Ntisjesty Alexander, the Emperor of Russia (his Majesty entered into his bitsi year), the day was celebrated iii a %cry !brilliant manner by his Excellency Lieutenant-General 8111011 `Ott PruMl, the Ittis-i in annbasadnr Extramilinary, who gave a splendid hall and supper, at which the Royal Fatuity were pre:.t.:o. and great y per woos of distinction. The hotel oils finely 1) , INTZI1, DI C. 1.5. Onr waters are still open, atilt' d Phil) has beets beightvil to-chap for A tin.tertit ttt t nt fatty Dutch Current florins per IttA nt Last night, I ttttttt ever, it froze NO lotrd , that if it continues to, the navigation Bill he stoilled by the (lay alter to-ntor intwinw, for this year. FRANKFORT, PEC. 16. Very large quantities of i,op4 have bre,' I g 1 t asp within there few G•r F:eiglirli account, so that the !nice r o s e t•tunt fifty Il uriur 1.. 11/0 thilills the cwt. Oa this sire, speculator* imme diately set oil fur Bohemia, and other hop comitrits. KONIGSDURD, DEC. I G. The wenther here is still un i , liu our water* me thickly covered with ice. The prier. of eon, keep up. Accounts from 31eiterl phate, That ihr hout.r of J. G. Daisrel's tlitlow, Hull Cu. 1)14. Ctilcd. The French Consul at I latesiturgh hits published the folh•wititt switer N TARIFF OF THE EX H rr AND 11l Fitirr DUTIES IN THE IsEE OF cAYENNE. " The Consul of Piaster has the b .aloair to auooaure to the merchants, that au expo Oa.' hr. been seed 1.. shr island of Carlow, In regular possi sasasin of it in the none of his Missal Chi intim, Majesty. " As fort igto dama airs: to be ailiso tea into that Colony till further unites, the Tann' of rue-t lts be provisionally pat in force there In, been fi %est a. follows :- I.lPonTaTiirsa —11) 15 per rant ; by French rus-ek, .1 per relit. " be Ivied no mar than a ditty 4.1 1 per rent. ad en/swear, anal 3 her rent. an Ow halt meteiral .111111t4I, on eAll I I h, beef, anal coil, hallos-led by fop viva r, I', COll - to the Ue rrcc of the 30111 of al isgllbi, 1754, anal Cie (4eilivasste of the Silo of February, 18141. " ExranTATloN—lll French rrssclo, 6 per rent.; by s et.si Is. 13 iorr C 4 ut. "In cast Ili:it Ins MajoAy 0.1 1.1 err scabM, to change or to ttttt airy Ilic cams of Ilit• 'Florin; his intentions will bematlr knows, t.ic utunl6. 11, l ie 1..,1111. " I latuloorgli, Ike 11. 11 4 17 " II.V111:1'1“:11 ed the Stales at the last Diet, the Duchy of Pomerania and the island Of Hugest were given up to the Prussian Govern ment in October IRIS, several paynients have Imes) made by Prussia on 'account of the sum agreed opal., and the arrears are relative principally to accounts still to fie settled wit, the itilishitinsts of PunuTauin , roany of whirls were as itnexpet tcd by his Mtjesty, as their ammuil is exaggerated. As the Negociati tttt has nuw taken a decisive into, his Majesty con fidently hors that it will he speedily concluded in a satis factory 1111111oicr. " His Majesty has the eat 'Wading, lobe able 1,, nominee. to the Mater that the foreign debt of the kingdom in Hamburgh, Genoa, and Antwerp, has been paid in the manner fixed by the Diet. TIN• loan in Leipsig is the only one which haw not been paid. His Majesty has, however, the beet rundled hopes that with the exact observance of the prin ciple* of p”ntettt preiseribed by the States in 1812 and 1815, slits also will not be long 11.1ayest, and thus the promise fnl filled which his Majesty and the CrOMII Prince made to the States at thin last meeting, namely, ill pay off the whole foreign debt, which was so oppressive to the kingdom, so disproportioileil to its power, and the interest of which would have absorbed near twodhinls of the sum now granted, ur above 800,080 six dollars in cash." Hie Majesty then proceeds to clevelope what has beets done in the various branches of the internal NII oil oistration. BERLIN. DEC. 20. Mr. Kralowsky, keeper of a cumulating library here, has just been called to accontit by the Police, for the illegal distribution of the " Description of the great Festival of the Students on the NVarl burg," and all the copies he had are seized. The same has lia l iveneil to another bookseller. A third person, who has hero very zealous in distributing this uteri in the schools, is also called to account.— (Hamburg/I Paper, Dec. 9.3.) Exclidarge oil Londost-43. 5.-33. d. of Ilernitit tie Naulicreildorl, in the Duchy of Gotha, but she has been coinpe!ird to renounce it. It ►s uki) soil , tbin money wit, sent to her lion' Weimar, ul condition that she sliould nut pass tluotrttl► that loan. The foci sei, that she Caine here from F. fort, by the say of Nauinbourg. Iller suite consiAs of 15 persons. AMERICAN PAPERS. C UTIMORt, Nov. 27 . We have letters from Orleans of the 18th October, at which time the calamity which had prevailed so long had subsided, and business of every kind was about to resume its former activity. Accounts received at Orleans iron, Vita Cruz and the Ilavatinah, courtly in stating, that General 31ma had arrived with a powerful force, within six leagues of the city of Mexico, awl a good understanding st-is expected to take place between the adverse parties, and that bulb would unite in maintaining Mexico as att independent nation. BALTIMORE, NOV. 29. Extract of a letter received in this city, dated St. Mary's, Nov. IS, 1817 :—" The affairs of Fernandina arc vei y alarm ing. The Court-Martial am • Ird to try all supposed offenders, have arrested several persons no trilling pre tences. They have tried and banished an Englishman of the name of Sl'Disgal, by putting him ott hoard the Morgiana at Sea. Aury does not seem disposed to form a coast it ut i tttt uur establish civil authority. The liberating army, as they style themselves, have completely enslaved those that were free. They now look to the United States as the only source of happiness, and hope she will extend her protecting arm over the Fl • lass " A few days ago a prize canto in with Africans ; she womb! not allow the Saranac 's boat to hoard her, lint re turned lit r fire, and got in safe %he has since been 11C111:11111- Cli by Captain Elton sod git co np. It is ■ furtniutic Sir com:tam c for the people of Fins Ida that the Saranac is stationed here." CIIARLMOV, NOV. 24. We iniolcrstand that a vessel has Is en taken iip at St. Mary's, on board of which all the t•nitest Stairs hoops now nu this Blasi ssss amounting to about SO meat, are in be em• barked, together with their officers. Other hoops, it is said, are to proceed Ins the same destination from Savannah, This objects of these movements is not positively known, but the general blurts...km is, that their first step will be the occupaitott of Amelia Island—peareahly if they can, forcibly if they most ; and, from all that can be ascertained, it appeals' pretty certain, that East Florida has been, or a ill timely nti the meeting of Congress, ceded its the Unibd States by Spain. Colonel Ilanklwail, who is to have the command of these troops, when noised 011 the St. 3lary's leaves this 111 a slay or two for Sas% ith. THE BRITISH PRESS. , k I 4 LETTER FILUM Slut K , l 01. M. 111.1. 12. There ho. just liven inthlisloti here the follow. jog reinurkuble Report nt o,hat has ueruered in the “overtitnent the sifter the ln.t Diet, l'igned In hi, illaj•ity the liwg, anti the Ch.tnerilor, Limon 11'illerstetit : " During the period which h.et elapsed sifter the I.lbt As sembly of the Stater, the aelirral peace, and the :mineable relations of the kingdom with fort -Lan Novi r, hare afforded his Majesty a happy opporli sss is y to direct lii• exertions and ram to the promotion ut trade mid und of the io le teal ad iratiun. " the rapt) transit . fr nar to peace, parti cularly salty 11w violent essortit.ions niterls hare 'list inguish ta the fast 21) years, less .ISO 11.41 a piiilsortiunate itillisesice On the trade of Sas sien anal Ilse reersios. of its Customs; yet his Majesty has had she siiiisfactiusi to find, that this influ ence, %Inch is mu striking in the 'Ocher European States, has uot heels cosmic's-rattly Shojis,' so Sweden. It ant to he fors seen that the transit trade, after the re-estah!sil Ist of In aye its Esurtyr, would rt tures to its attest-sat channels—and that, cusesesinerelly, Sweden could mil Ivonsio, the wi l y „b in , sad ; and notwillistantling the soiiirsurc.. whirls time king has been form! eu lake, frstats tinsr tit Issue, for maintaining the valise of the currency, Recursion:: Its the wish of the Dirt, laser beta added to this, yet the revenue of the Clisto.iss has even exceeded the snot nt !tido Ore Stales h of " Attentive to profit by every oppose unit y to ptOettre slew advantages to isle !rook of the kingthion, tits Majesty has nmebilk•, a Treaty of Cmum. Ile %rush! Ihr u m 1,,1 sh i t" of North America, brieutleil rot it tierfert equality of tights mi.' privilege*. 7Luaßh thas . Ifreat,aitli the exception of rout e less important ',otos, which *ere In be the subject of a sues. argowimiusi, Isas been whca•ty muttli..l by the Pt esioletit 40( the United Slates; )et it eitobl 1,..1 be pilliiistieil us. arc 11111 l el• the esegoriation still : but his Majesty huiwa wu shall soon be sable to make it I.ll”wit " A Trrat% 11. n Stein euticliilv.l w,lh the Court .1' It...am, train..lin the cutinsierrnal n 1 .1...1ia I, twvvu Swrali and Finland, tin ratiro ati .... a Cif a 1. ., h .111 .by Le iricchairze.l ; owl Ilia M:sjebly ix tuurtnce.l 11..1 16c Ihrt will 104rn wills p!. asmie the ciistily, at Ili, • • tin.., odvatila:eit of 11rt principl. MI *bath i 1.1% :.t is fititeillytl. '• t.l,li:,:.ittint, orgnitinl f~+~+ PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, DEC. 29. The equipages or Lord Wellington arrived yes terday at -P.tris. His Grace alighted in the evening at Ins hotel, Rue des Champs Elysees. From the kw permit's who accompanied liimo it is presumed that his Lori-hip will not remain long in Paris. It appears that a levy of 70,0ii0 men will take place in Spain, to be corApleted in four years, by equal portions. Letters from Dieppe state, that the krbour of that town, die entrance to which hail been ob structed store the initials of February last, by a ivintl-bank, it now in it very slti.factory state. The gusts a wind which hive pr..vailed her the last Fort inglit leave driven it behind the eastern pier, null the Channel* is irrlectly Open. Oh.. of the peremis a.•.•..-.tiuu fur •Ite um, hrry committed .mar time since in the Department 1,1 Iltt• Meuse, oil Lund Clitimilliato, has tna•le ',m ia-tuna tli.covt ries., by trhich uu • al the propel iy 81011'0 has been funiiil in the ',loco, where it hod bt . t! it cuuct•a lyd. ()n the 2.2,1 inst. line of the walls of the Theatre at Toulouse, now full 110W1) with x tie- Mention,: er o.h. The win kmen lot t nitately escaped without ii.jtiry. "lin tr is a report that Jansion I;a3 endeavoured to lonising hinut If. Colonel son of the Min Aril Duke of Corne t; hano, has: been taken bum Ili , family mid the army, iu u melatscholy nytnntr. lie was hunt ing, and jumped liver u ditch, smororting hitmelf upon Its masked, W;411'11 Wa% by some Heti nein the I.lece went of, jiaNt at the moment when the muzzle WaS pointed towards the head of the viii lottiniate yt,ting mall, into %%hid' the whole Con tent, entered, :toil he dial 1111011 lilt spot. Colonel :Thoocey, though a youth, hint pet r i m e d man y mi d gl.,innts set vice!., alti,trtl by many wounclo. Ilis thavely and talents had alfe.nly invite him worthy of the he lime. Ills lust will he severely lilt leis comp:minus In urn's, and by the friends of gluiy. MADRID, DEC. 16. OFFICIII. ARTICLE.. ‘e At the end of a diplomatic smote from the Arn bassamlsmr of his Most Christian Majesty, in u hick his Excellency communicates the wi►h of his Sove reign n i the subject of an agreement between the two GOVernilit its, in tirdcr that passports might not be granted to vagalonids or nannies"; individuals, except iii eases where they wish to return to their respective con ids les, and that they might not thus be fussed from one frontier to another, his 3lojesty orders that the Authorities of his States shall grant ',aslant. only to those per's'''s who are known, and who, to obtain them, e ply with the customary forms and orslananres." It is lrrlivveil here, that at the 83 tile time when it was ordead to finish the proceedings instituted against the uohvidual. impliCated in the affair of General. and Milaio, iii Catalonia, a similar resolution was fortsivil with iviipett to the mime rims Officers who have stroaioril is. the prisons at CUIVIIIIU, sauce the attempt of Porlitr. DEC.. 17. The intelligence from Pero. publirhed io our Chat ttr, cumr. down la litter thou to the I Itis of lust June. Dual it kusitoittet fleshing °rimy iotere►t. Larne, DEC. 17. Madame ile Kruileiter expects here hlll4 of ex claw, from.lbetersborgli, soil ati soswer Irons Iles- IM..retisecting the cautioning of her jourtiey. She his jorniiiipassis to rtasein here - for sie . days. She has written to the King of Prussia, to rrqurst of him a Private insdience ; but it is thought she *ill neither 11,14111 that slur permission to sajviwn at Berlin. She had a project of establishing henclf in the Mislay ~+~'-- LONDON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 2, tBlB. A Flanders Mail arrived last night, with Papers flour Brussels to tl►e 30th ult. They announce the restoration of the Prn u •e of (t►LANI:E to his ►unitary ofliccs illlll titles, whirl► he lately resigned, and to which, according to report, Prince Ft:EDI:- Otte: lard been receirtly appointed. we cuts- Sider the popularity of the Prince of ()itiNGE, so well merited by the gotolite.s of his piivate cha racter and his services in the held, and the influence acquired by his iniariage with the sister of ALEX.. ANDEIt, tlu, event sliupld not excite surprise.— Ills Iloyal Highness pruhably intended by Isis re signation, inertly to mark his siiiiit of indepen dence, and the result has slit-wit that he did not overrate his strength. Ile is now not rnily rein stated in his former rank, but report lets invested hin► mile new and additional powers. The failing out of lovers is the renewal of love, mid the suis. inalerstandiog between the Prince of °CANOE and his father, was riot likely to lead to very different consequent. The follouin4 are extractA from the I'4pm brought by the Flamlers 31aii aUSSELS LEG. ‘26. I.e►ters from the ['ague, which come f the best source, state, that his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange is re-inve,tell with all the places and offices which he hell before the 15th Nosein her, at which . time his tesiguatiou o is accepted.— It is with ►ery !Rely satisfaction that we announce this happy new•, which will doubtless put au riul to the ridiculous, ‘. ith nine!' the public curiosity is continually fed.—(Urns/e, Dee. .!7.) DEC. .27. It was by a Decree of his Majesty, dared the 24th of this month, that his Royal flightless the ['titter of Orange huts beets re-Om-toed ooh all los funt - tions atut military titles. This Decree was lost tied to-day in the order of the day of the dtllrrent corps consitosinp; our garrison. This nicasine coolul not co to spread among the military a ,stifle. ti on, which is very sincerely .hated by all true friends to their country. The High Court of Justice was to hear to-day the Appeal made by t h e Officer in the affair of the Duke of ‘Velliiigton against 11. de liusscher, of Ghent, but it has 'woo putt off till SICCISIOIII is made respecting his Ciracc . p ap plication to the Court of Cassatioit fauns the Decree which has rejected his Appeal. n 't. ,q, It seems that several change:4 are to he made 111 the thffertut ports of the utlimmoration ol the War DellOittitellt. it 13 affirmed th.rt Ins Royal fligh tless the Knee Of Oritoge %%ill be invested with new functions. On the other !taut, a Eltlgian, very great merit, oiu, served witkdi•dins tom iu the adniiiiistratio• of the Austrian artny to thir moment, has hecii cailtd to the Hague, and con. stilted. It is said he has presented a gtilS*T4ll 016; which, it' adopted, will Produce greet regille..;t3r in the service. The oigiiiiizatikil Of tlt. tostnari army in this respi .1 is a tu9del islach other Puttees have iu vain attempted to imitate. w e l , Newburgh and Dutch Alit* hstre sirri.ed, wilt! Papers to the Y3d and 4414 of Vecetrilier. A Stockholm has been published an ekposition of tn.. state of public iti Sweden, and of the pri, ceedings in regard to its foreign and doutesric fr tations, inuce the last meeting of the Nirt. has lately acquired a degree of interest, nut so much from its political importance in the scale of ustiaii, as front the curiosity generally excited by the rota. sures last ly adopted by its Government, to iuterdicr . all commercial intercourse with the other nations of the world. Such a proceediug, so opposite to ell the ideas of political wisdom entertained in this'countrei effinded a kind of experiment is political economy,- which could wit fail of beteg interesting. Its operations were marked, and the early result wits found in the ruin of the three principal hanks of the kingdom, involving that of many cut 1111 l eretat houses. This, we presume, was eollolllilVt ou the merits of the system ; and we now find, in this le vant. an implied condemnation of it. winciplcr, by the notice of two co 11111 l eicial treaties—oste con eluded with the United States of Atnerica,4‘ found. et! on a perfect equality of rights and privileges and another with the Court of Russia, regulating the contipercial relations betweeu Sweden and Flo land. The report speaks of the distresses suffered by Sweden in continuo with many other countries. and attillittles them to the ready, but of a rapid ,traribitiou from war to peace. The cause is, inked, iu some degree qualitird by joie big it with... 4 * the violent convulsions which distin guished Ilse last 20 years," for in the confusion exhaustion arising front these el convulsions," a ill be foe n the real sources of the almost universal culumitie? of Europe. The Government of Stilt` den has, hOwever, been eneb!ed, amidst till the tresses ufaite people, to pay ult . the greater part of the burtfe!;eane foreign debts of the State, and ire hiking bt/rAi' ror'their total liquidation. Aceomits from Frankfort state, that fpunitities of hops 114.i:been bought up within a leery dip for English 4t F ount, so large as to cause a sudden iu their jiriee of fifty iwr cent. This ri.e will of course affect all the other markets, and has probably afforded one of the pretences to our brewers fro raising the price of porter, and taxingiu.e of tha chief iit.l.94‘;:ties of life to the laliviariog cler..er of the tnetfakciliv. We look upon it niers:ly as a prr. tense, for hops, it is well known. do out bear such 4 proporiwith to other art eke enterin, into the CUM.; po;ition of Loudou porter as to %snout this crease ofliiice. Porter is uow es deur its it fore the'CIIINGELLOR of the Ext.:licQueit took dr ►lle heavy MU duty. Our last harvest was unusu ally bouLtiful, and the people dependant on the corn markets for itumediate confound . , began no hug themselves in the assurance of having malt liquor loci bread cheap this winter: but it really mutters little how ',reductive may be the ernth, or how beneficent the seasons, if brewers and hakeis be allowed to step iu and intercept all the Idessiogs which Heaver, had in its mercy promised to the people. SVe have Charleston Pagers to the 2511; Novem ber, mid 1;iil unsure Gazettes to the Ist ult. Toe frost Lid set in ut Charleston and the Southern States, which, nu doubt, would slop the ravage. of the fever. The new American Navigation Act coo tissues to be enforced with the greatest rigour. Three or four vcssels of the United States srriris.4 sit Charleston coastwise, were subjected to f o rrigi, tonnage duty, three-fourths of the crew not Lrisig American registered seamen. Sir 11ENnY lIALFOID set off exprefis on Wed nebilav aright for 11'iudsor. As travelling W. 1% ex tremely dangerous, from the iuteupeuers of the fog, kw departure under such circumstance* kis excited anxious speculatiota. Letters f America state, that the (liked States frigate Cumgress was to sail nu the Juin of November, with the Cousaniasiouera fur South Auk , ilea. 'L . lie Lipitensot-Goveroor, Council, 00.1 +a of the Ible of Matey iu Tynwald atir.etoltled, have rated ass Arlthebs to the PRINCE REGENT. on the death of ow CitAaLorrx, sihsell cues IM ra witlithe following paragraph . . . . " May the ~ant. Outwit: ;% . bicla gave awl hush taloa aaay,' yet 'akae up a branch ise your Ituyal tincturctl nutter tour Priors.ly care, may iu the lieu aSCCIIII the Thry. of throe Kingileti.s. 1.. tube' it Me love we hear to OM I eVered King, to your Itu ) .ii anti to your 11111.1riiiiia Faintly." Cilk:Ar (lAsous:TrAt.—Mr. .". Iy a simple procetti, constructed u t opia. ;lila which produces gas sufticieut to supply Ira .It.irr- rut I :niters, the flame of each for burp.-... 4 of the ;arr.:: candle, mid which ernopl,tt.l ) thu ttiivate his 111151 with the must pure pellucid the r...-t 0f which is only uhrort floe epesice rtr !sight. Vi ox cloth ha r have hero iliVentrd, which, whin ut 'fhted with sits, ate removed at pi. 'owe front ti!ato! to pluce, told then ignited, flies. 'roamer ail purposes of this process, it *fluid seem Oa; person wins bogs as above may Le futisilited with yrls flow the cool foil.. Apply the ;pis so proctored to wluttest r nowbrr 01 tuber f.,r he has occ.rion • - ~M