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The Legislative Body gave an authenticated copy to tlle,Orators from the CoUncil of St.ite of the Imperial Decree, of which it had just received a communication, as well as of the speech of Count lleginittd d'Angely, and ordered that the whole he entered in the proces-verbal, and six copies piloted. After the . departure or the orators from the Council of State, the assembly adjourned till one o'clock to-morrow precisely. 'PARIS, DEC. 21.—Count Regnand presented himself at. the Tribunal of the Legislative Body, nod read :1 decree from his Majesty conceived iu these terms : NoTwE is hereby given, that a Senion of ()yea and Terminer and Goal .pelieery,Ar Me Trial of Of fences committed on the High Seas, within the Jnrisdiaion the 4-Idmiralty.of hild at Justice Halt, 0, the Old Bailey, London, on Friday, the inst al Jan. next, at Eight o'Clock in .the Morning. • PARIS, Ih.c. . • TIIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IS VRES. F.,NT EVEN iNG, Der. 27, their m,liesties Servants will pei forms Ice'l'r.:gedp of GEORGE I.l:titiN Wlthich be added (facet time), a 'sew Splen6il-Panto . rniete, 14 AR LEi,ii) IN- HARPER- Te-niorroir, A -Bold Stroke for a Wife. J. ll'. CROKER. VICTU-1 I, I. INC- OFF ICE, Der. 3, ISI 3. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. SANS >'<l` u:u. Ti ENCRE, STRAND. HIS .PIIESEN I' MONDAY, DLc. 27, 'To- morrow, Tuesday 2:1, and during the Week, will be , El new Gland Ballet, in the 01wr3 et) le, called I s - 1 . 113 - 1 : OF Tt - IE FOLTN TAIN ; or, Cispid and the . • - . Gant. 1. t V? after Alija , NIG 11 I ; or, 1 " he king Bewildered: I'i►►:'' ..f England, .M r. Meretlith ; John Cockle, tha , Ait • ,'ivbl)iltg ; Richard, Miss Scott; and - Ellen of - , Its itwowne. ''oriel" / • t.e with au entire new Comic Pantomime, with new Nleciranical Changes, Tricks, Properties, •MiIt;ICIANS; or, The Enchanted Bird. .1 Utiarectert—liarlequin, Mr. Swan ; Pantaloon, Mr. Mr. Widclicoml); Pantaloon's Mon, Mr. t • (I "‘r.i, Mr. Flexmore (hit fi:st appearance iii vt!ardeter", ; anti Columbine_, Miss Giroux. vitar,icters iiL-idental—Cockney Sportsman, with a Mr. Hist:lel; Sailor at Brighton, with 'a Song) Mr. L.lnti. • • A neir N • DancokA.. y Miss and Miss Giroux. AlsO her In ; , I ` - '" r " -'U'it'Ph,Sgitni..te Hornpipe by 'Miss GirOnx. ct • ni "1 he Evening the favuur;te Comic Songs of . and The Prnfesional Dinner Par- Lour:, at • . r. l- tli r .past. Flee, and begin at Half-past Si,v.- 1 1 ' .25. Gal, I s . S econ d Price at Half-past Etta. 11 " -(4 to be tat,ea of Mr. Stuck, at the Box-Other. BY OnnZA OF I;;OVERNNMNT. FTI 1)1.13L1C is respectftilly.informed that, , race of our rt.yr:esciitatan to GoverniTent of t i s , ••• that mast asi)e from the I)t..kwittg• of T h . ',' • on the Ita.y follom.lc the General 0 , 4 1 1 ; ';' , %•:::,!. of t he Treasai . y lidve directed, by an Uri ef crtisett. oat ,floe. Orawi ,g shall wise place on "v 1141 1 ()Ist:V:l3 ll'Y initea.t oftltt 1 tint, as lOretol,re a.(l- VW; I. I RTISON, GOOILUC'K, gild Cu. S bec.'Zixt, 1813. PIDDING - ANi) co.'s Califi".` , l_ls nOX. r l l lll. 1 7 1.4;A1t litov.e4l to. pru,•i,ious to the intereits of Ettglishoteu, by a rapid t At. 'uvres.siwt may with 'Vrutt.; be called the f,ar, a;id is it 13 etwoulary at this Seastiti to Itake Pr e ,otg to young Etietiet4, awl CO. Nu. 1, .sitggest the propriety. t. f, pre— !..:. ;4o of this Lut:.l:y 1 ear j , with a . I .:ott,•ri• .•••! lutt3tiux67 Le , YlCft.'4 • Lcrrllft FLY, to byrin the tett) .of Elai, Four Capital, of -.,/j,lout. 10,0(41.—.• . :tut! with Twenty-ono of &WI: ;wit am: tie, l'ir.4t-dt•awn al,ove 201. will algo be en. t t .tted to 10,0031. •ail vet.icti way now be obt.aiutitl at PIiMING ()Ilices • No. t, acid No. (2,'. Charirig. Country &tiers, with the amount, r.thetuully 4:CAPiTAL CONCERN in a BREWERY ut DOVER TO" BE 11SPOSED OF, and entered upon immediately, one of tite i'arzners rtio jiv., SOLD, ONE HALF I'ART of that very nncientiv esta'Aislied, anti — most reSpeetable Vt . 4wrirs; carried nn by Mears . . RORER!' 'I ER now in f.. 11 tl..urislnag Trade, " t‘ '"ing it to ~ 4111r.veen ao and 30 Inns and Public, nf .them p4rticttlarl v • well accustomed, and 4 ,„" l 4 . iitg e:insiiten„ile pis ate T/tii.e Strong and 'Cable ii "' 4- f he ewerf, ~ v.hich • is worked by steam, and tom -- ! ," 1,1 ,t, • ,ngement, f:tr can yang 09 a [frost extensive 'll,ivets coio!n -Jeat powers and facilities, with a system " tif e f• asnor•thA, %I:11 , 0es the concern to here rindttzted up( 7 in a 5e.,1,. r 1 • :WA ‘o is and which .x •e'ice pt...it la a ik , 1 1 , c , v !, , liv ewers 1 ,1 ) f e xtent will be found to possess, The ." Store-lionses, Vats, and OA the Appeattages, are ri rleich s and numerous, correspouditig with the vespectabi tu.roittide of the cmhern.-.-The • 'late Dwellinz=houie. ('wins a genteel and Lualit ,vx cr,ritignom to the Breiehouse, be taken by the Poreltaser.—llie Proprietor will ac- SOrmitodate the Purchaser with a very cunsiderable pint of the purchase Money on Nlort a g e ; and particulars [nay' be known b. application to Mr. Sbip tan Solicitor, Dover. tali December, 1813. EDUCATION. - - This llay was pnblisbed; price 10s. Gil. sewed, Part the Pi rstof SV:11BOLIC ILLUSTRATIONS of - . the. HIS . 'l e v( ENGLAND; accolepartied,by a Narrative Of , ", principal E v ents; fld? . signed more particularly for t he In !irUction of Young liersons. 'To be completed in Three Parts, gurruing a handsome 11,iiirtci Volnine. Ay AIABY ANN BA ND,V.,I, of Vercp.Houic, Bath, ALithor of the Criminal-of 'Sacred History. - Lendon Printedlor' Mitch, Parry, and C 6. Booksellers to I lint. Compaily, ,Leatletiliall-street ; and sold 3' John'tfphain,Bathi and Edward Upham, Exler. Part 11. will be ready in January; price 155.. LOCK ANDSURGICAL DISK:NS:VEY. P.mtos, His Royal 1-livhaeis the Duke of York. GOVERNOns, Ctrl or Leit r i m I (Sol. W. Jones, ML: P. n. Col: J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. elvments, ,)I. P. 150111 5 Latouche, Earl of,Egremout. • SURGVON, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Roynl College, London. FITS INSTITUTION;for the exclusie Cure VENEREAL P . ISErViES,' and the d readful coose7 enees, a; Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations. :kc. has. to .ast the curt. of nu less tWo thousand Patients iiiikuJr bIYO many afflicted front ten:to twenty yearN, since est,- I %hed in tgoo. ",se rally sympto:ns of Conorrbrea and Chancre are cur e d In aim days by 41r- Kiertmit's 'sniper - 10r and edit:46oos mode , t reithaeittt,andthat weiii,Aws and der:it:gement of, the ge t tNtiret ors , uns which the earistiotion, and - slivrten -140 , are here ;tore successfully treated ttuut on any other Plato. ~,s t elr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sot, nt ;) private hunt e, 1 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford , d ( l l ..' l "c, where Lettors from Town and Country are to be ad ,l.Tmloitul the neeegsure adi ice and medicine will la, givcii "-iv to any part of 'tht hittzdom• C- e lst . price :it. Practical Observations nu Disc:rie s , by F. Kieroan and sold by Shorwoof t4id Jo, Fitter unsta-tow, at fit; 11" E COMMISSIONEIiSfpr VICTITALLIN G His ireIJESTI'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 7th January next, they will be readr; to receire Tenders is writing, (sealed up) and treat .for the supply (on separate Contracts) of what BEEF way he required for theuse or his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Limerick and in the ItiJer Shannon Londonderry and LoughswillY ; and Belfast,' Carrickfergus, ,Larne Harbottr, Newry; for Twelve Months certain, ,anttlurther, until Sir Months raraing`shall be given for the kri':-.sination of the' Coittratis; the binditionsOf which ntay I:geros at the Se crew ry`t: (hies at Vsts (Vice; 01 - bY erpp4fug to the Calico: tors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Londonderry, and Belfast, respectively. 4'v'o regard will be lad to any Tender in which the Price skull not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not Fu.• delivered to the Board btPte One o'clock on the said Fri day, the 7th January ne:rt, tor unless the Person who tatthea the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, at - tends, to an swer when called for. Each Tender must also be accompre 'ed by a Letter 4 ign by two respoasibk Perao4s engaging to become bound wiga the Por.'y tendering, in the Pvnot Sum of 3041. for the due pc:donna - nee each of the Costirpck'. ViCTUAr 14,1,VG-U.I'FiCE, Dec. IS, IS I 3. ripHli CO:11M ISSIONERS for ‘l/1C7'114 LLIN llis 111.1.11SS7'Y'S ,N-ett'Y do Aertly give,'NotA•e, That On Tuesday the 28th inamit, they Jail! be :ready tc. re 7'endera us tvritin (et . aled vp) and trent for v,ie supply riprhatever %WINS may be d c :manded for tla scruff c of his 4114jestyts Bahchoilse at Deptford during the apnec if Twelve Months rertain from that Day, and further until 'rinse Illcmth4 frarni.;);: shall be given for the termination of the Coop-act, the Conditions of whiciPmaybe:srrn at Use Secre taitii-cfec. • _ • __ No I:ercrd mill be had to any 'Tender in Wadi. the Priie shall not he. ):/?4•( do! ti.,) , 4 at length, or that .'tall not Jo ddiocred to /he lloardbefore One 0'C7,,e4 ni4 he said Tiostki. tic Stith instant; nor unless the Person Whtl ~tarts the Tender, or some Prraon. on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called for: • Each, Tender mins' also be neeennpanicrl by z Letter signet? by two responsi.k Perina4 engaging to beconte.bound with the Par y tendering," in the penal sum of 5001. for the flize‘performance of the ConlYnct. - OFFICE OF OF I).V.i.n tee. 9.'2, 1813. tl - Pl - 10.,.R.C.-41..114. 411DN.diVCE do hereby give Notice, nut Propos.4l, wilt be received at their Office in Pal f-Mall, ore Ur before Tao silay, the 4th day offonnory next, from such Persoas as ,4 1g be Williit4r 10 undertake the Supply of 7'11 , 0 Millions aid bPeen Thou.ri,u/ BILICKg of the description and quatittes'und.. , ; ,nentioned, end to he delivered on the .Ord nonce Premises' at :orth Hyde Common, in the County o r agrocaoly the arr. etions of 'the qffictr stationed there, at the periods and in the proportioas fi..!:oxing, viz. 800,000 good,,hord,'sound, common, stock Dricksund 400,000 ditto picked ditto, on or before the slat March, 1814. • 606,000 good, hard, sound, common Stock Bricks. 800,000 ditto picked ditto, uad .14,000 good washed maim Gaters, on or beferc the 30th June foklowing. Farthrr Pargcntari, together with the 7'crms and. Con. ditlons of the i,' , mtract, may be known at the Secretary's °lite, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the hours of 'feu and Font o'Cloch, where the Prormals must be deli.; vcred, sealed up and indorsed " Proposals for Bricks at North Hyde Common ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 4th 'of January, at Twelve, o'Clock at Npon of the same' day, nei,ther will.-any Tender be noticed, yu le:3l4e Party making it, or an ilgent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order Of, Me p oar - C111 , 2)7 7 , Secietary. HILK ‘IA,NS's 1'11.1.S are El' I. It.CT UAL Cott E GRAVEL, and : , 'I7()N E. STOVI'AGI.: or MIME, coNi N I'S in the BACK and LOINS, KI UN.F.YS 11:',ADDER, and tIiNIIIAGtI. OF the various Complaints incident' to the hu. man fratne, thew are more tit - earful' in their na. tore,' nor Mote alarming: in, their consecioences, Om the Gravel and Stone. They are complaints to whieli'every p ers on is liable, aslhe watet wedrink is intinegnated with particles, ,Which not only cause the excruciating torturers, but are foundation for every other species of disordcr FI . • I'CKM AN."S OR IG INe . ,‘ el cntitposed of the most innoc.,3o ingredients, have been toluid of singular effi cacy, in not'Onl , strengthening the veseis containing the Urine, hut happily d e stroying the petrifying quality of it, from which prOcee'd- the atrove Complaints, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions, and.banishing everYniet nicious tendency to those disorders, without Confinement . ri at a Letter. • To Mr. HICKMAN, A pnthecary, St a I believe Hickinan's ('ills to be the bekt ever ltoowit la curing the (ravel, therefore I have taken the opportuluty to rec o mmend thorn. Two [loxes and 4 half havr cured MC, go that I , have not found it hereon) . to take More ; and, although I have: suffered greatly from' dis order, I shalt never be afraid of it when 1 can procure so good a renutly. 1 am, Scc. R. FERRIER, Ilai'nshy, near Vardiontli, ik, Italy t. ttitl. Sold, wit,desale anti retail. at 11.. lititlet's Clicancal, Drug, and Patent. Medieine Warehouse', 4. Chcapiide t corner ut St: Paul's Churrb-yai d, London ; Sbuip d itelant, in p orisinout i k ; lone*, tv eso l ll, Alinut, and ;Jailor)+, l'ort - sea ; N ll and folkotini, GospOrr; Slwernesi ; Peck, Ross, arid 'Vilma, I loxlaod Cook. worthy, .Netilertm, and Gilbert.. elyinouth ; Khott and 1.4)0, and Swinney and -Co• ilintt u ,Ah.tttt ; 'Edwards and' Peonv, and Lati th ory, Liverpool; Staines - .M ;: ; rovimol. x , :tet i S 0011, hinderton, s c ott, and Bax ter., I! din. bur ; ter awl :Id, ; H aig on and 11.irry, ; Sit:vet:sou al ; C o . Nor wden, ~/...t..re,ter 5 LI:lit:1 NotIti1)01.00 retail by 010_,t t.. „ 0 00 try M5A10;111e i 5•5 I.ltAts.at as. 9ti• eAdi, uod bs. LA:(7.IiLATIvE TionV-011Dr.lt TNE PRESIDENCY OF 11IS EXCELLENCY THE DIME OF MASSA. Atter the usual introductory busiaess, Count REGNAUD DE Si% JEAN D'ANGELY Spoke as fol lOW'S : GENTLEMEN,—In the two last campaigns, without having been abandoned by victory, we have been betrayed by tortune. " In the first, one of those campaigns which afflict nature hut once in a century ; hi the se coed, an abandoning defection of which Europe offers few examples, have rendered sterile the most brilliant successes. Ileppily, Gentlemen, the Makin which hod enjoyed prosperity without being intoxicated by it, has supported misfortune without dejection; and after ini.VitiZ generously in the, peueleclieg wars defended the,territories of our liliesgoat the e:ils of war, we are peepared courageously tobpreserve our own from . them. " Called rountl the throne under weighty eir emustancee, the Emperor has yet associated you, Gentlemen, in the views of his ldle) , as in the ef forts of his admiuistration. I have said the views, and not the secrets of his policy ; and in short this policy has always been the defence and, in dependence of the honour, of the industry, and of the commerce of France and her Allies. " But nations, like governments, deeply im pressed; strongly pre-occupied.by the more recent -events, forget those, more distant, keep faintly in, their memory the first causes, lose sight of the links. of that historic 'chain which connects the past with the present. " God forbid, Gentlemen, ,that I should now describe here any past grievances, calcidat NI to - date any minds, to rekindle any'resentments : I do flat cell back my thoughts, 1 do net call yours , on the re%t e but because that j in cacti of the pegs in whirl ! 'the reieemliteiece of it is preserved, one can Will) certainty who have been the provokers of the war. War Inn , existed in-Eu rope for twenty years; the last is connected with the first, and is tee cuntequence of its "Jrigin. To see to w hoot meet be imputed the Misfortunes and the durationof the war, it will be sufficient to refer to its cause, and to recollect that the inter-. veils Of peace, or rather the short fences during , which nations have breathed; have been owing to . this France.\ • " The aggression did not proceed from France neither in 1792, .when she was invaded; neither in the 'year Seers); when the treaty of Camillo • F ore eo was broken ; neither in the year Eight, w hen the Russians came across Germany and Italy; to menace our 'frontier ; neither in the year Ten, e Len 1,;i: Treaty of Amiens was violated ; - cp tit% life I.ltvAst on isr. /PANAMA when the peace of Laneville was disavowed ; neither at the epoch when the treaty of Preshorgh was placed in oblivion ; neither when the engage ments of Tilsit were• abandoned ; neither when the treaties of Vienna and of Paris were torn in pieces. " And was it not, on the contrary, France, who, victorious and conquering, consented to the armistice of Loeben, and the peace which follow en it : who vanquished at Austerlitz, but to re store the greater part of her conquest!, or to en dow thrones with them ; who lias not refused an armistice during the war, peace daring uegocia ' tions, neither before the treaty of Presburgb, nor before that Vienna. " At this moment have not' .thepeliminary bales, proposed by the coalesced powers, beets adopted by his M oesty, Who declares to his peo ple, ;4-44 univ*, tu.liis enentius„ i/sat ors his side there are no obstacles to - ► the re-establishment of Peoee, " These truths, Gentlemen, as fiir ns relates to preceding wars, are consecrated by monuments already Isezoine the invariable patrimony of his tory : m what 'Times to the more recent events, they will be iwored by the documents contained in Che'portefeuille of the, Minister for Foreign Af fairs, of which; his Majesty Tails n'Cornutissiop, named from among you, to take 'cognizance. " "Whilst negociations are going on, the coa lesced powers have.insisted °lithe cutitinuatiOn bestilities.- RI that they have shewu us .the melt ' sures which are prescribed for the safets/of the Stele. and the-honour of the Empire. His Ma jests has said to 'you, Gentlemen, ' Nations can not treat with security except by displaying their Whole strength.' Out already the energy which manitests itself in till parts—the nnmeroes levies which are motion—safficiently make known the resolution of the ,French' Nation to maintain the safety ,of its territory, and the honour of its laws. • Thirst of glory, love for the country, the wish for its prosperity, are poesions which never become extinct in generous lie Arts. They are a giensintee of the zeal with whites you w ill assoc i a t e yourselves, Gentlemen, in the efforts of the ed.- ministration ; to support,' by pewerful means of defeece, the negotiations which are going to be opened. " Less powerful, less strong, less rich, less fruit ful in resources was France in the year 8, when threateued on..the north, invaded cm the soutlm t u rn in pieces its her interior, exhausted in her finances, diserganieetl in her administration's, d courageo in her Armies. Tee seas brought her hopee- e ethe victory of Marengo restored bet' honour e-ethe treaty of Lenceille brotight.lier boa peace, I ilesvrihe this picture, Gentlemen, bitt for the purpose of again calling back, within ;t:l4 without the e=n er getic at:manta of our dignity and of our power, mils , that nut' friends laid our eoemies Play • tit the same time ituderetend the thOur,kts of the ii-Uolwrch, sad the force ul the the tuts- EXTRACT FROM THE MZNVTES 01 THE SECRETARY OF STATE.`. " Palace of the Thuilleries, Dec.2o. NAPOLEON, 'EMP4ROR OF THE FRENCH, KING OP ITALY, PEOTEC7 OR OE 11111 CONFEDERATION OP "THE BRINE, IuIIIATOR 'OYT23 Swiss CON E• DERATION, &C. iker'' Our Council agreeing, we bare decreed and do decree as follows 4rt. 1. the Legislative Body shall name an Extraordinary Commiti , ion'of five members. .Each shall be appointed by a separate scrutiny, and by an absolute major►ty of voices. 3. Thr President. of the Legislative Body shall be of right a Member of the Commission, ►ndependently of the Members elected by ballot. 4. When the nomination or the Commission 'shall he con cluded, i lu President of the Legislative Body shall make it hum% n by a memo. u. The present Decree shall be carried to the Legislative Body by the orators of our Cesuia of State. (Signed) NAPOLEON. BOUIDRAUX," DEC. 16.-i—Letters from Bayonne of the 14th, hire fresh details respecting the combats which took place in the neighboorhood towi:" the 131 h d'Erlon made between theiNfkie.inil the Ado'nr, 4 very brisk at tuck. The enemy was repeatedly repulsed to g a ver y elevated plateau, which intersects the razed. f rom St. Jean I'ied.(le-Pont. , They fought for 9 hours between these two rivers. Our trumps evinced an heroic courage, and carried :by main force a formidable redoubt. The young conscripts conducted themselves excellently. The Engl:sh , and Portuguese huye,ufiered much., A diviNion of the former was broken. Letters trout St. Jean de Luz say, that' the ene- My's loss is immense, and that ,he has htid nearly 16,000 men killed or wounded. during the lilsC five days. On the 14th the two armles observed each other. The Doke of Dalmatia was occu pied in manatuvriug upon the-binks of the Atlour. Some days ago the English attempted to op pose,the passage of the river to a c'otivoy of b ar k s going up the river, laden with provisions. Then a second' flotilla of trenkadours (small artotd. launches) ha ing pocteded tiavonne r -: Alit! ettubled Oit voy - to enter. . Never was the army of the Empernr-betterdis posed ; and without calculating the number of the 'enemy, they do not fear engaging in gene ral actions. he army greatly praises the valour and devotion Of the Basques and Bernais, who, like trite Frenchmen, sacrifice their private Inte rests to tight the enemies of their country. , '!'List example cannot fail to excite the enthusiasm of the inhabitants of the South, and must induce t bent to imitate them: it is by shewing such a determi nation that even the fear of danger is . kept at distance; The enemy, depending less upon the force of his arins than upon their _secret intrigues, throws his frightful libel; , to the advanced posts of the army, .which have been answered by dis charges of musketry. Al - XrLA-CliatiELT,E, DEC. 16.-;- , •Our correspon dent informs us, that all is tranquil on the line of thelthitte, from Cologne to Nitne:,Tuen ; Freneh troops occupy Breda, Bois le Ditc, COLOGSIii Drc. -Is.—Letters from the frontiers of i flolland speak of the continual march of troop s of all arms from the interior of France, tipon Ant werp, the Waal, and the Lower Alense. Tie Allied Army does'not.shew, and has mao c ' no d e _ monstration which announces ttn intentibu of Osiing the Rhine from Dusseldorf to Mayence..... A report is in, circulation, that Marshal Prince Eckninhl has gained a considi.l.ahle advantage iu the neighbourhood of kltutthru Ltaaa, Drz. 1 6.----The intedigence from Ant., werp is very satisfactory. letter dated the 13 t h, states, live or six thou and of the Imperial Guard, cavalry, Infantry, and artill e ry, arrived 04 the 12th. It is concluded, from all ticounts is ,circulation at Antwerp, that the ,enemy is not .itx force." It is not kno►vn whether the Imperial Guards will remain at Antwerp, or proceed farther. Be sides, all is tr,►uquil. The fortrvsseg or Cioremn and Bergen-op-Zoom hold out, nod are without feur. Travellers have arrived from Bois le Duc at Liege to-day, the - I:ith, by the route Of Crave, Yentas, Maestriebt. They saw no pastisans utt this road. The English have neither made nor attempted any disembarkation, and it is said that sonic par tisAns only have been seen from 'the side of 'l'uru' hoet, hut that all was tranquil, PAats; DEC. Majesty to-day pre ,, ided at an Extraordinary Sitting of the Council of State. The Legislative Body, will have its first sitting on Thumday next, the 23d. FaANK Fon . r,'Dac. 1.----1130 Emperor of Aus tria set out to-day, ktwcen 6 and in thy laden iti : his 'Majesty took . the Wurtsburgh road, to have an interim with Ow Archduke tirand Duke of lliwetzburgh. Prince :Metternich sets out to. morrow. DEC. would he difficult tO' ex press the eagerness whii;l% the, Parisians hilt'` Shetiril to prpvtlic :toil read the speech ry'llich 11:s !he itr•