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Deraggement Of the mails.-The constant
alterations Of the mails from bad to worse, op-
crates as a serious Inconvenience to us in
the publication Of our paper. In Nov. last,
when we changed the day of publication
from Tuesdays 10 Saturdays, we were satis6-
ed twas the best day to ensure ready dis
tribution of the Gazette of any in the week
but since that two or three important mails
have altered in their time Of arrival and de-
parture, so that our presen. day of publication
j. the most inconyenient Of any which could
be selected-we are under the necessity,
therefore, Of again changing the day 10 WE'D
SEsDAy. Some perhaps viii object to this ar
aangement in consequence of the other paper
- town being issued the day previous but
when they are assured that of the mails of
seven different routs, fge leave town on We'd
aesday, they WILDE satisfied the fault is not
with US.


1T The next Gazette will be issued on
Wednesday, the aedinst. Though the period
Between this and the next publication will be
tile more than week, yet as it was little less
when we changed the day Of publication be-
1sofe' our subscribers will perceive that this
arrangement will give them their full quota Of
apers.


re have no later news from Europe than
vas published in our last. Accounts ir,sn St
s'eiena represents Bonaparte as being discon-
ned with his royal and imperial residence
~. y 's not expected any thing of an alarming
a'1re will grow out OF il as we understand
u ne boston papers that one Of their citizens
would probably reach there before Christmas
sad SAY they, " we have no doubt our fellow