... I; 2 ,LN~ 0NBJw r : _- \.: - HAMBnU PzersG to the 8th inst. Wgre.y diay received. Theios abitants of that cityja .sent a deputatio to -Paris, to thank their Opprp for taking them 'uude. his - immediate go7eet* This -proceeding they- must, of course,.nw m e sedt as highly advantage Us to themn otwhs; ing the immense acnlce8'which they had rna4 prxevent it. Thle intelligence firom VierinaebrX ...

... J(BY EXPRESS.) LONDONi JAN. 17. S per C. Cons. 66J-Red. 6640tnniuni 4 de In the Hbuse of Colmmons, this evening Mr. flanks gave notice that he should on Monday next Groove to revive the Committee to enquire respect- ing the Public Expenditure, and 'also the Corn- lintteerespecting Sinecure Places.-.Thu Chancel- lor of the Exchequer, after sotne prefaratory ob. servations, moved that the day ...

... :1-~j~ar~iament. I -HOUSE O RL S.=Aiionday, Dic.* St A -9'Uommi~ree of nine Peers was appointedJ to hold 6 L co fe with the Commons; which codife.: eucevwas shobfly after held, aid their Lordships con- sent to the three resolutions voted by the Commons totied to shi Commissioners from the lattere-Ad- joursned to Wednesday. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, °2. Trheir Lordships suet this day according to ...

... NWPUTBLICATONS. 1. ERMONS and other DISCOURSES, by the : late Rev. Saniuel Lavington,' of, Bidefiord. Secgnd Edition, i'n' 2 vols;8v0.-s. : Royal paper,' : .4 Seld6m' have :we perued discourses wiich -bet-' 'teridese'rved ta b'studied as' r'odeli' by 'Students anId juvenile Minisiers, ivhidh'.were more,' su#ted to ' iifplish the grand' purPgses of a regular exer. ciset6f th' pastonil office, ...

... A Mi e a ?? Iii ( n ii ,n i.iiai recorded in A the fulloing i tt ?? has m t been fought by a Merchant ship a 'arit the enemy's privilters this Wvar, jior in arty ?? one. The Lords of tle Adminialtv ha-je, iii ion seq ieliceL, been pleased to expressto lhci Cuinliittee. fir managging the af- ?? at lodi the ir l. rd-hips' satisfaclion at the gallantry esii)ited oll tilis occasion, and their in. ...

... I I ? tQ'tUSF of; LORD RJndS >ae.-23., - h Lerd;Gauc4ior 'm aa h'iwere the' day'ot; .tahing th~e quesa'jon rep , jtPo inslto coisidera- -tin. lia'W Lotdship-nhen'gpai ebieigrh- 'the suwbject, antd 'concluded 'by mowing a'~nwnber-'of fresohi- -tioa, declarauve'of~the 'right .of' 'eeks 'to :vo',eby' l5Ioiyi wvhich he desired shuld be. entered on the jotirnal~s. -. :. .-:-- e;. ,,. ,¢ .'- ...

... I' CORN.L . k S-. CORI4EXCAGE5 MA K-AUaJ2i 21. -Wi had :; very 4large supply 'of wheat freh ap ^ frmm Essex, for this day's market on 4se Cord.. icha1ge, ahd ;it Was increased by smpies scanrlig- .over from last week,by several runs sold on Motday and refused for not hangartive'd in tien:by atconti siderable show boosKent, 'agid by soije qutitio ' Sufl'olk at;d..the mtore Edistant count&e ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 2S Earl Grey had a first interview withl tsh P.ince of Wales at Carhori House yesterday. He was accompanied by' Lord Greriille,- and' tht conference lastedo front one o'clock till three. We have reason to-behteVe,'S addisl the I'oraing Ciironicle;, that the conference was most s'atisfac~ tory, both to-his Royal Hfihuiess and't ?? twj Noble Isords.' Mr. Palsosmby hbad an ...

... THE progress made by Parliament in the regency business since our last is anlmst in. perceptible, and at the same rate it will require months to complete the plai. The restrictive resolutions after being amended and re aeinded, have been fiaally agreed to, nearly in the same state they passed the Committee of the Houseiof Cimnmons: And a Committee of ?? has been appointed to present the ...

... E? - ZDO?eJf'?rn?' ?Y4NvA?r ?z. ; ::pAPEId ketters to the 29th 2it. toiwrance~i.~ad 'Holhiiid. On:e h 4 7 6osiervaiive d-as e red essage rlBonr .6pari usdtifyi hib bsl>celit anfexations of ioii t~ie'VfT~ and' the NoiN'hOf Geiman. Theol_ Owing is.a sntpmary of the ¼Cher artic es ofnitP gencelin'the Trrenc4h;ipers* : reh levy ofI .hundld and -wedly- thous-ind mi the ,Ascriptioiof 0the 'oAr- ...

... .W*40490? - UAR- , ?? . .10. 11 ?? UIAli$~iSGA:ZmTTE- oi 'the tia Lige rool;addresied'$y his Lordship' ?? °2, 18 10:.- h 'Mv L-os^'o, ?? , 'ThJ enemoay dti1T confinoe T th'eit hoa~twi. at S'~taieiW'; ;Da which'uo alteratioa afS cosssequ~encfi has been' msad'e t'ii'ce X add'tessed' you~ Lordship' on ' Thy' 'codtinoe kt'.db1l~et boats on the Ze~ere,- over which river they have nbW two or ...

... aAtorm f f a LORD CHAMB T AN'S O 3 nRDERS: for 4he Court CO change the 0. furrheror:b.Sujntdy;he 27.th iiist~nt to 4 Royal Highness the Princess Atneli.; 'herj4 to wear black silk or velvet, cs -lThk anj4l tippets; or. painl white, or i,, white and. silve~r. stntis, 'Wvith bla' ' d f geutleme* ta, wear. blaCk coats, ai, wvhite, at. white asisy gvld, or whji, it waistcgats, .fyil trimmed; ...