... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Jan. is. . The order of the day' for calling over of the House was postponed until Monday. 'COMMITTEE ON THE REGENCY BILL. On the motion of the Chancellor of the Exche- quer, the House resolved itself into a Committee on the Regency bill, and the Speaker left, the chair. The clause stating the necessity of a Council for the Queen being read, The CHANCELLOR OF TEM EXCimEQUER, ...

... Li9 ! ?? i enesday, January 9. _ii i . 3 z niiht 't 3i voir Catle, her Grace tlhe ; a\ami ?? daughtcr. L Jie ith uit. at Howick, the Countefi . A Ri RIA CG ES. femglitrIn, at Gedling, Nottinghianithire, ' l.Id I r:hrd rebtor ul bilunteflata, in the .0 .g lot, t) Margaret, ?? daughter of ?? It retor of 6edling, and niece to tihe e `t 'i'tdld, Jefre Giegfon, Efq. of Havvkhurft, I rne, eldelt ...

... L,11PRISONJ'1BST FOR DEBT. To TPIE rfiITOR OF TILE EXA.MIJEW., King's Bench, Nov. 2, IS10. Snt,-In the hope of beang of some use to the injured' I1 distressed, I am led to boeg a space in your paiper on ellalf not only of the numerous portion of our country- va who actually are, nor yet of the: almost entire of jr:n who are liable, to be iinmediate ?? by the sys- ,'sr of which I complain', but ...

... - : E: iVGS' ILLNESS. t * MEDICAL BUtLETfl- : L aR ...

... T-S14DyY'S X JrEDYrS.!DSy' roSTS. I LONDON, JANUARY ?? 15 -ONITEtTRS to a ae late have arrived in town, containing 13oinaparte's wa ?? M~essage to t-he ('Iaenr-lativ- Nenate, y, and (lharnpaguy's Ilc-port (In the 'Stlate Of tile FrnCh IIEnypire. In both these (leotimnints the ME Britishi (iuercninvnt comes lit for a large share of the tiotice of Napoleon.'and his Minister. By the most M ...

... AM .1 1x ' ?? N P. I IRE R' S. i-ehOM- It 'tilt !I 'IO mit PINaItFY. SlR, Depar tmenl 7f &e!e, Ocl. I9, ISl>I. 0 (U R d i pa Ic I ,j I it c9.s ?? I - 1 , I , i * i£ a evsa r .tst; ?? lietti nrfrom inv; a ?? d'if the belina ;Itid Trtl il iDLernes, bas bean ri Ic L id. I ol 'It not to be dounbed that this btep of thbe Frt li'ei Giovern ment will be folliwed by a repeal ott tin- part of the ...

... Papers and letters to the Q9th ult. have arrived fi:om France and IHolland. On thel10th ult. the Conservative Senate received a mniessage from Bonaparte, justifyihighbis recent. annexatiolns of Holland, the Valais and the north of Germany. The following is a sammary of the Qther articles of in- tellieience in thle French papers:-A' fresh levy-of one hundr id and twenty thousand men, of the ...

... I Tn th ED ITYQ qf the MOBN1htG CHRo1IC;ZA SIn, In a Mornirg Pdaper of 7zd ;Janiary, there appearcj a Letter, ?? Arrwn, ili which a calulhny long si5 'eF.red is again revised, which it Ls essential to ?? of Lh higkhly distinguished Officer this in-j cious write; professes to extol, to repel as often sihall be' produced. Arrien states, ir, speaking of Lord Wellinjgton'5 1i_ infg beaten tlie ...

... POSTSCRIP IT. 'fti'grap'0 anti aculftiap'p ¢t'T+ IaW-1.4 4 .._x ona Trom tbe LONDON GAZE IiTK, JAn. i. DowqiNCS`Srraar, Decemnber .31, 18410. A DISPATC1I, of 'which the following is ant AL extract, was yesterday re!'civfd at Lord Li- verpool's office, addressed to his 1lordship bv Lien- ?? Viscount. Welliin ton, (lated Car- taxo, 15th December, is80. No alteration has been made in the enemy's ...

... . . . ?: . . . j :'Prorte ill 44 parrialn? 9.9 I Ht. -- l- a . ?- I HOUtsg or LORDS,': 7RS;,7tea.ua - j, , ..Lord Cl, and othier Members of the H-asts of Com- roos, Otug hs a message; deiring a 'confe, ence vith their Lori'ish 'psin the Painted (chambgr: 'A cnferet1ce *, ceordingly took place, ,af-er 'w1jiich ral 'rCaniden brought up' the'resolotisa whicill had beeii- agrefd.to on the patI of ...

... UNIT TATES. N EVAJR'nT -T;Y CITY, DEC. 5.-ThIe Pre.,4dert tffl; dtia piutsisticairtetiby his Pzrivate iSecret:tr5, thie follow jtigb A ?? SS A aGE TO CiN R E. gs;i Fe4wo Ciffiv n lashe S. cufe, maid of, thc Jfonle cif J'vr,, crdetZfiuec,' Thoe ?? i ct have prvnied ni nlur ?? reil.dtoi ha, juid mo ult -h empineed the uilibertt Ieoatef C.- y! P.s., t'i;Ii' it a prilmart 1t11ti, inI mteting2. y ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIANI *~ ~ hOS OF .CGM-:MO g uNS .i-~I (Co. ainfiadrfrom our ri: Correap . e , . - Mi- 'CANNING' observed, What he was 'anxious to*; hisR sitiments early, ?? ;deb-t 'hat,,no' liscoddeption 'might arise: bfowha t iehad said on ?? House wa' now-arrived at that ' X fbL-busi'net'S ~bere 'authont ease4, nd'tfiart b bg te haduo gon ys fac a l7Sws'peteO, andgp whei~ fareas .h'1,-taeofi, ...