... Parliament to the 15th of January, which day, it will certainly meet for the dispatch of business. Tuesday evening, at five o'clock, the J'lince of Wales left Carleton House for Bath, where he arrived next morning, at I.ordThuiiow'shouse,inGt.Puheney-s treet, and returned to town the following day. Dr. Heberden's late residence at Windsor, some time since purchased by his Majesty, js fitting ...

... waited upon by the r^rnoration, who presented the King with „ uldst loyal and affectionate Address. — he lloval Party afterwards dined with Sir •jarry Burrard Nealf. His Majesty was in jji-rh- health and spirits; and was every v here received with the loudest acclama- tions of all ranks bf his subjects. Their Majesties arrived safe at Windsor on Friday. On the 20th ult. the Dorset ...

... the Oxford Blues in Windsor (.heat Park. The Princesses Sophia and Amelia rode on horseback by Cumberland Lodge. Her Majesty and the other Prin- cesses took an airing to Frogmore. Same day Sir George Rumbold paid his respects 'to his Majesty., at Windsor. Wednesday afternoon their Majesties, the TJiike of Kent, and Princesses, honoured Lady Ilchester with a visit, at her house in Windsor. It ...

... -10; > PHYSIOLOGY, and rhe Principles and Opera- • M'RGERY', on MONDAY', rhe Ist of Odober, at i , ?? DEMONSTRATIONS and DiSSEC- I *ON b* Mr. ARMIGER. A Series of Leilures on • i'ikTRY illustrated by Cases undei Treatment, will be ?? dll rin. the Winter, by Sir W. BLIZARD, Mr. '■ , IZARD, and Mr. HEADING I ON, Surgeons ot . V,!Vt,l Dr. COOKE will deliver a Course of Lee- ?? ?? ?? Pradice of ...

... •*', pccenil»er3' at El B h ' o'clock. ■■ JOHN RICHARDS, ?? SOCIETY,. ioJthe. l ly. . Crettcnl Court of the Governors will be lioldpn ; «;• .- HU* of the Society, , 4 , .Satv-Ki,rv.,nUllr- ?? on Wim»w»» ?? ' ?? ,» CHA .S* Ml^tftAY.Sec. BedFonl Row. »T Q hn ; r wil he taken at Two .'clncfe preel se! V ORDNANCE, Nov. 14 , HpT ■I ' -rhe princ pal Officersof His Majesty's Ordnance ?? s ivt ...

... JW-ionils, and.tl - .; PubUc, that ?? v:r, vKVlT is fi^ J '' -, th,s ' l^v^ lor THURSDAY, I* 1!t .. ?? will he performed, tor the first time, a Grand ti; I' J, ,* ra vvilli t'uorusses and incidental Bid lets (.\Mttea S-*-' P ; ?? ' cnritl^l IL RAT I'O DI PPOSERPINA, r ' J , 'cuVrelv new, composed here by Winter-, in which ?? -M&rtM ;11 P er ' ,J ,n lhe P art ot Cc-res. Tn which ?? S: id ...

... be pnsent- V . OVE 1-A-UGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. After which, » ,«mus>ion r»f the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, C*. 2J carden, RAISING THE WINI); Diddler, Mr. EJ- A-j, Piainway, Mr. Giove; Peggy, Mrs. Gibb, (their fed ai>pe«rance iv those chapiters). In the course of the ' r*n*inc wIU •k sim^i Tarry awhile with'me my Love, i w7si« Howells ; and The Drill'd Recruit from the Auk- \ ,-^rJ ...

... FRIDAY AVK ll ?? 'TtK.will bee srry.crh MILITARY v ?? l ?? ii foMV.-.'-T of tiie Birth of Hi - Rcval Hi.*hn«ss the -*■ •- 7-,t Ynk. The Gar ?? tli ..-lenout on this [Illustrious '',„ \yill shine forth in the hirhest sty It* of M-arttal .; ?? ileur. Tlie'l ?? ; t. inons and Onam-nfai Decorations. ' 7s ' conduced c;--e - -ja tlve ramc and e- tensive scale as v ver in h.T.our!' hr-'oyid ...

... V ' ,u e ?? *-ALA. in which : .; \i. DtNS will exhibit a seei.e o! the utmost brilliancy ,Tru*'.di.; ?? Lamps will be seen, entwined ■ i\ K most faocifu! eficct, like iw round the trees, and c Orchr tra, in the centre of the whole, will appear as n Ld:.: Tempteof Harmony. The Concert will consist of j ..r-Uon 01 Music from the most emiueut Masters, which ij (include with a Finale. Bet-.vccn t ...

... on THURSDAY Ixu the i4 ...

... Old Black-Bull, in Blackburn, at the hour of six in the evening ; THfc above NEW BUILDING, erected by subscription, in King-street, and intended for an Inn. li contains seven eating-rooms, bar, two kitchens, twenty -fi»e bed rooms ; stabling for twenty horses, with coach-house, Stc. and every other office requisite for a complete inn. The whole being fitted up with the necessary fixtures. The ...

... 315 tons, copper bolted and sheathed ; carries 10 nine-pound carriage guns •. is intended to sail from Liverpool on or before thf ♦.Ist September, aud fiom Cork with the first convoy after that time. / •%• For freight or passage apply to the said Master, or Samuel Newton, of Liverpool ; or, in Lancaster, to *. ROBERT INMAN. TANNERS WANTED. r ; A FOREMAN and a number of JOUR- i SEYMES WANTED, ...