... ?? T I 1V. . T 1R ~ ?? E-C ~qI O I1V II Ai an cairly lhour yesterday mnorning t}he 14ustit s in I Covent Garden, and all' the avenues tsr it, werje crow4ded ith the If dependent Elecaors cf Westminster, who weee,, as u'sual, ?? anxious to testify theii appro- btion of the fd)-mer condudk of lMr. Fox, and to de- nionstrate their confidesce in hia future ekertions. The acclamations of applause ...

... iR MORNIN - 4VO G11WAjCLZ ?? Ama''I nN LO ND0 ?? W.. . .i{Z DArE4~f. r.SEj3RUA.12r -s, z~c6. Althou hthe dew Midstrzy'have hardly taken pos. sessiono fo their Vs3 the papers ikiat:supported the late, . Adminstrtion have- announcedL that one of tlhe first; ? measures, to be6 Prposed, is the ?? ~itjonal kami- . 7jitryfore of ?? ;''while aootlir s ,that rnian capable of beatin >- arms is to 6be ...

... . AUPPLEMANTTo r-ii GUERNSEY GAZEtTE .OF SAPUkDAY, JAN. 12, 1206.. Prerentitgon of the large /?Fase, tuotedby te Inhakiant ( th lsland, to Lieut. Gen, Sir Jalin Doyle -art. K. ?? Co! of Ike 87h Regt. ajd Lieut. Gov. of ihe Ijiand of Guernsey. - Last Wednesdayj the Committee appointed to pre- tent the Vase, repaired to head-quarters, and in tbh t -nawe of the inhabitants, presented this Piece ...

... ? I , , ?? . .. If. i ; 'F'OU TRE R[Hit N NUit~, 'The ingtiestlg I= o a Member to ¢ gf Cdgress tosolneof the Members of 'the. Virginit P Y ' egislatuiei-holds forth'.the .coriolatbsy' prospett of s;a e -n almnicabl~ ag5bolnniodatiod of our differences wit4 'e 'I,'M ,, , ?? ! ?? ; asM~higton, Dec. 5, a8ng. 'to s ?? sae. . Yot ~FUOnt Ud' instant he Pi-esilfbit's ' li n tuniqatson givi. a' ...

... i IMPERIAL PA-~tAMENT SREAT BAZTA!r 4EZA2Y . HofJS.EoF Lopr)8, FzB 7- LordELLENEO-ROUG11 again officsated as Speaker - TI le Hqnselnet at~ eleven, a clock in the hrowe i ?? was givens bj ?? I o th uioro h P~r~s BILl., ~sisd, ensi~oa El~enb'~r LordWah I'Th~ir, Iordshiasei'adoune Il halfps iei h ~~A L ad'ttotoiered-ea seal Aopeals-iodvefrt +vh-0age Ses~suu for Jtdmsi otecnieratnofwihh hdiaevted ...

... Ct ! -it ?? .. Th C repeatedpnfeS pttolishthd ifl tome'of te late n : nisterial newspatpets, to exalt tie char leer of soie of 4ie Iadia. ompiny's commiercial' 'servants in India, to whom. the pb4iticagdovrnumcnt o£ thit empire has by the unfortunae 4cath of Marq is 'Coinvaliis, aceidc'nt- ally 'devolvedi m.vke it ab1solutely ne&'sary to intr1duce those Medtlemel' to the public' TtI now ...

... jMErZIAL .PARLIAMJENT GJ'ITJI TA I N A§D RELAND. 6 HOUSE OFLI,0RD.S,TFE. xh. ' TsheRYViAssent was given -by Comrnision to the Malt Butyitl Hl, they Pensri~oai &t.; burtyfill, psinid ' ~a ttsur's!izatinfl 'The Com..lsssiclseri tere the Lord Chanreslbr5 Earl pencer, ustdloid'Wa'ssinqgbarh; . ' . ?? X* 'Vir. WHSIST'READ', Mr. SAyr;.,Ipld neveral ?? .bf the~ Io'idse-of Cdauibonsihranught u'a Bill3 ...

... * IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ,RBA T BRITAL , A.MOb IRBLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, Fis. I3. Lord HOLLA.40 movdd thatfthe Impeachment Witnesies in- deiinity Bill should be read.a seennd time dndMonday, and that ?? be summoned for that day. * ; I . I Lord 'HwcwKssaBa said he did not mean to oppose the m.o- tion made by his Noble Friend, he -nmly .wihied; to call the attention of the ;House.to this Bill,'the ...

... ^MIJ5LND: CIRCgliTS, xSoG.0 0 .ir 3 .;ws M4.StlELp tmtd Sir R9ae$T, Ga~~k nights.: , Noi tniwinp tsnxhire. pnd~ay,: 14.c,1i 3; atb North. anwu Rutland Frida8, a7 at Oa difn; r. Ln11nshirc- Saturday, 8,at the tief e illcoIn, : BCrogiy 6o Lxnc ?? e ay, in the.Brg ofit ofestr Nottinoarhir-Tharida 1~3 attighitmil. CiUty dl' en Vcec.trj..+!Monday, a.4, 'in .the.C~lty if Xoyntry,^ .Wsviglte-bame day ...

... 7777 i' esterday, about t; d-o-&c k, a dene-~. Lod Ado ?? his .IUoAhip *esgne s tio his, - M St ?? Aft r his dship nadretite I s ajqety gav ;aidience td Mr., ki, diin LoSnd to O S ljiin the Sealsa' apoin, u ?? lo His Majesiy't~btn gave an ?? to Mr. Fox, and was pleased td liver to hint the Seals, as his Piineipal $ecretary of State [oi ForeiPn Afairs; General F#tzpatrick h'ad next an audience ...

... TI . M.N IVI 'LO NDO N: .UES$Dn11, ?? I, i186. Yesterdaya -Cabinet Council was-held at Mr. Fox's Ofice, in Downing.streets,wbich sat. upwards of two d hours. Lord' ELLENBOROUGH JVas nat present; but waited upofn .Mr.TFox after it was over. ' The objed. of deliberation~v do not pretend, to kk0W 1, nor do, ot pretndt know;- nor- does any one out Pof th'Cabinet, though-an Eveniag Paper of last ...

... X I'sMPERIAL;PARLIAM : - , .,,'ATRITZ~N..AtDIRE-LAD I 8,dSomers, took the IOath -and his Seat'ou :succeeding the 'r'titon thedeath, of his father- ie Malt'Duty Bill and the Pension, &c. Daty Bill were read a'third-time. and- passed; and a message scpt. to the1-.louse. of C. ornnslouls to acqiiaidt themiitherewith. ' ;: ?? . Mr. Balwin .ad several other Members. oF the House of Comrgoos brought ...