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This morning we received Paris vipers to the
31st December, from which the following arelex-

I acts :--

PARIS, DEC. 29...-4118 'Majesty to••clay presided
ta a Council of Finances, which lasted from night
in the morning till noon.
I•Iis Majesty afterwards bunted,in the Woods of
Dec. 30)

BAN oivlN E, pre. l6.—lntelligence from Spain
announces, that division milker; great progress
among the Spaniards, who have hitherto shewn,
themselves attached to the insurrectional Junta.
(Journal de Paris, .Dec. 241.)

BERLIN) DEC. 10.—The King is a little hulls-
imsed ; we hope his Alajesty's health will soon be
re-estwtilished.

Our anxiliny corps is still it Mittau and its
neiglihntallood.---(Journal de r Empire, Dec. 27.)

f)AItIS, DEC, 29.—0 n Sunday, his Majesty, sur-
rounded by the Grand Dignitariet4, &e. Bce re-
ceived the Imperial Court, ‘'vhen he was addressed
by Baron SIGLTEK, its Preifient, who thus con-

cluaed

,‘ Sire,

" Our fathers have braved dangers to main-
-1:1"11 the hereditary iuccession to the Crown; their
Spirit lives in us. We are ready to sacrifice
every thing for your sacred person, for the per-
petuation Of yotti. dynasty. Deign to receive this
rev,/ oath : we will remain faithful to it till
death."

14wo other deputdtions were afterwards intro-
duced, ho spoke in similar terms
t tips 01:1Hity expresed his satisfaction at the
sentiments expressed in these three discourses.—
.1. Dtc. 20.

The itionitezir of the 28t11 reflue4t from
vol.-rill of the cuborcs in wirri, ;Et ii“unintrgh;
Nli,ehty ti join
aLc: hliare the FCrils and dangefi of the ;;tart(!.

WAitsAtit, tltc. ntvto tetitiitilig has ht ei
oilicred throughout. all our Duchy.—Joiiht.. de
Dec. 30.

ff he French Papers do not contain the least in.
formation from the Orand Army.

We are sorry to Gn4 that the report which was
so currently circulated yesterday of the arrival of
the Belle. Pottle, with her prize, off Plymouth, is
1111fOtilltred. Our intelligent correspondent at Ply-
mouth states, that the Belle Poule was seen at an-
chor in ilasque Roads since the action was said
to have taken place.

The circumstances which attended Lord WAL-
POLE'S mission to Vienna, are of a curious and in-
tei esting nature. His Lordship, we are credibly

infornied, received letters from 1 considerable

numbeit. of the principal Austrian Nobility, re-
, questbig him to come to Vienna, and these letters
were acco:fipanied with thineceisary passports. Of
the object of such an invitation it is impossible to

entertain a doubt ; it must have been intended as a
preliminary step towards the opening of a negoeia-

tion . So anxious, indecd,were the Austrian Nobles
for the opening of an intercourse with this country,
that, we understand, the letters were not directed
to Lord WALroLn exclusively, but to any English-
man of distinction who might happeu to be 'at'
Petersburgh.

On Thursday, all foreign hotel-keepers in Lon-
don were ordered to attend at the Alien Office,
and informed, that they must regularly deliver in
at that Office, accurate Lists of all Foreigners
arriving at their homes, otherwise they would
be exposed to the penalties of the Alien Act.
We earnestly hope that the attention of Govern-
ment will be directed to the immense num-
her of foreigners at present residing in this coun-
try, and that some vigorous measures will be
adopted for sending such of them out of it as are
fairly objects of suspicion, and we believe that
nineteen-twentieths of those who haveicome over
since this war commenced, would come under
that description.

The Duchess of Batirtswicit gave, an elegant
dinner yesterday, to a select party, at her house
in Hanover-square.
The Earl of Moran gave an elegant dinner yes-
terday, at his house, in St. James's4lace.
Ashburnham House, that magnificent mansion,
which is equalled by few for its style of building,
and enrichments, ks now undergoing a thorough
repair ; it is situated on Hay-hill.
We are concerned to state, that Lady FOLEY
continues seriously intlispo!ed at his Lordship's'
house in Lower Otosvenor.4treet.
We are happy to find, and cannot• eOngra-
tulating the country on the fact, that'Oovern-
ment have at length determined to stop all .inter
course with France, by license.
A meeting of Roman Catholics was held in En-
niskillen on the 24th ult. for the purpose of again
appealing to the Legislature for a removal of the
disabilities affecting their Bcidy. The High She-
riff signified thitt he was adverse to the purpose of
the Meeting, but that, as a publie'oflieer, be was
always ready to attend to his ditty.
We learn, that for sonic time bade the Univers'',
ties of Oxford and Dublin have contributed relief
to the Scottish Bishops and other Clergy; and on
the 14th a grace was proposed for the same pur-,
pose in the Senate of the University of Cam-
bridge, which passed without a division, and 200/.:
directed to be.given Out of the public chat to the,
Scots Episcopal Fund.
The. Society for Promoting Christian Know.
104 e has ordered 7500 copies of the Bishop of
Charge upon the subject of the no-
man CathOlic Who to be printed for gentill
circulation.

We understand that Mr.Estt, the Barrister, di*-
tinguis,hed for the Reports published under his
name, is appointed to succeed to the office of Chief
Judge of the Supreme Court of. Calcutta, in the
room of Sir If. Russel, who, is about to return to
Europe.

Tlic following is an Extract, of a I.tttrr from a riqnt lentun of
respectalolity its fit. Mary's, Baled 0ct..8.

" have just received a letter from Colonel
Smith's Camp on St.-John's, stating that Dr.Cald-
Will and Captain Whittaker, had just arrived
from Colonel Newman's Quarters who- wai at
Lower India town, with about 100 men, and
stated that on Sunday last, the Indians -Met
Colonel Newman with -about an equal nuMber, in
the pine woods, and had an engagement, and that
Newman had one man killed and seven wounded.
The Indians left 7 dead on the field, and cur-
ried all they cotild away.
" About sun-set, on t!ie same day the savages
renewed the attack, with about double the num-
ber, and fought till night. -;
" The two Messengers, above,named, did not
know the result, having been dispatched that night
to Colonel Smith lei. men, hurSes, and provisions,
which were hastening on.
I hope for the best, but fear that Colonel
Newman with his brave little band of heroes, will
be in u critical situation, unless timely succours
are received.

Other letters in town place the intelligence
above mentioned, so far as bur troops having bad
a battle with the Anglo Spanish Indians, beyond
the possibility of a doubt."—(Quebec Paper.)'
Last week; a sheep of the Leicester breed was
exposed for sale in :Newcastle Market, of the fol-
lowing extraordinary dimensions. :—Height only 2
feet 2 inches ,• breadth acrois the shoulders two
fee' ; length flout the nose to the tail, 3 feet 8
ineltes ; weight alive, I:ist. 71b.; carcase 15611). ;
fore quarter 4 Ilb. Ile was bred on a farm near
V,lvensworth, was two ears old, and'was never
better led than the breeding ewes.