... Lo-N Da OX FRIDAY-MAY 20o or The cooks beloagipg to the late establishment it St James's Palace, Pifr fannah, the clerk of the hitchen, and Pr Barker, the King's confectioner, E and of the WisdSor establishment, Ittt town onl Tues; sh d!ty night and yesterd3y, to proceed on board the vi Royal yachts which are to bring over the foreign Sovereigns from Prance to England. The expedition to ...

... I Gi alebian. ?? EDINOUJGf,I:: AT0ND.4 r- r b. French papers have been ie'ceived to'die 17th. It was stated in one piper that the definitive treaty had been actually signed. This intelligence has been since contradicted ?? but it is confidently mentioned that the basis of peace has been agreed on, and the Paris papers add, that the aonditions aie honourabir to Frarnce. The decree 'of the ...

... .YEW JAIL. To TRIC ZDMO7R #1 THE C4LAED0NZANAr&fRCUMT. SIR, Our worthy Sheriff'sview, In-puablishinig lisa e~tgs~b hg the prison, was not to forceupo us the plan which be. suggested, but to give a fair and patient hearing to'tbt voice of the inhabitants. I trikat~hat hisl patience !s'not yet nearly eit: ilsoated for much perhaps remrains to be said on this very in-, teresting and important ...

... (Trial of Mir J. Philipsfor Murder.) Surrey Asizc Court, Jamaica September 10. Joseph Phillips was indicted for the murder of Alr Joseph Irving, bY wounding him iwith .a swoxd. on the night of tile 16th April, at.Ardsheal, in ~St David's. The following evidence was adduce ed in support ,df the prosecution. MriJames Bogie knew the deceased; recoi- lects him at the house of the prisoner on the ...

... e ?? L I ti I I r -, . I ?? ' I EDINBURGH, THURSD A2-DECE MB.E.R §. THE KING. e Windsor- Castle, Dec. 4. 11 S3. The King's disorder continues undiminished, but his Ma- jesty's bodily health is good, and he has passed the last month in tranqilllity and cornfert, ?? BAisLLse, W.HrBERDEN, 1 H. }HALFOX&DK R. WILLIS:' The allies are still continuing their successful pro- gress, clearing the ...

... EDINBURGH NI- 5,WS CO1TINU1. The students, whose names follow, gained p'rizesv. th list session, in the University of Edinbulgii pi IN SE RHZTORIC CLASH. W 1. Mr.Thsomas Elder Baird, for an Essay on the Beauty of di the Material Uviverse. th 2. Mr John 'Iair, for an Essny oh the causes of the variety dl in Styli. li y S. Mr Charles Kinnear, for an Esaiy on the Be'auty of tihe se r Material ...

... SUP LEMENT 7tQ THE .LONDOYN GAZETTE OF TUESDAYiMARCH 9. COLONIAL DEPAR.TMENT. Downing Street, March 8. . The following dispatches have been received by Earl Ba- rt!urst from Sir J. Lambert, commanding oii the coast of Louisiana. Camp it] front of the Enemv's Line, below Mv.LoRo; New Orleans, Jan. 10. 3815. It becomes Ina duty to lay before your Lord- sldp the proceedings of the force lately ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETT. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE-MARCH 1. Vice-Admiral the Honourable Sir Alexander Coehrane! has transmitted ?? Wrilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Cap- tain Jackson, of his Majesty's ship Lacedemonian, statinge that, an the 5th of October, the boats of that sbip having been dispatched, under the directions of Lieutenant '4law, fn pnr- suit of an enen y's convoy discovered passing ...

... PNIVr7A' CQAhRESPoNDBNCB, | London, April 3. half-past seven P. M. t The French officer arrived at Dover fiom Paris with dis- patches from Bonaparte, for Count de li Chastre, Ambassa- r dor of Louis XVIII. has, it is said, been ordered back without 1 being permitted to deliver or forward any of the dispatches of a ate which he is the bearer. P er- No fresh advices or French papers were ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-APRIL 17. Ian the appeal case Sundies, ,u. Shirreffs Sir S. Romilly was heard to a conclusion for the appellant; and Messrs Leach and Horner for the ?? postponed till Wednesday. Lord EliueeMONT gave notice, that on Thursday next he should move an Address to the Prince Regent, praying that there be laid before the House copies of the minutes of the Courts Martial ?? Brown of ...

... FO- TH L O G FROM THE LONDON GdZETtE. CABi-,l'ON-1iOUS.-.,4MARCI 9. lis Royal Highness the Pri~eckegent wag tiis Jay pieas' ed, in the nan- ond nn tbe behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthaod-on. John Campbelii Esq. Lituteidnt Colonel in tie ?? service, and Chlonel in the 4th regi- nient of Portuguese cavalry, and Knight of the Royal Portu- guesc Military Order of the 'I ower ...

... DR MZATSONS STATEMVXT ItESPECTING TtIS. CXIRCUMSTANCES WHICH LED TO lItS APPREHENSION AND COMMITllTENT. Extract of a letter, written by Dr Watson to one of his most intimate friends, immediately subsequent to his committal- on the present charge :-I My Dear Friend-I proceed to comply with your desire o nobtaining from me the particulars of the tlal'saction whihch involved me in my present si:u ...