... TUES1)AX7S PORT CCONTINIUED. I FRO(Mjj 'Il!lE L)N l)ON GAZETTE. CS~A IUD IV, IAN. 19. BANNKRI1P1'S to SUrretlder at Glill.DTIAII. W. NA oddesoll, Pall-mall, priiitseller, Jan. 26, Feb. 2, at twelve, March 2, at ile-eli. Attorlnies, Messrs. Chopma lla nd Stevens, St. Mildred's-court. J. Read, Southwealdl, ship-mnner, Jan. 22, Foh. 2, Tvlarch 2, at ten. Attornivs, Messr-. Baker and Snlis, ...

... SUNDAY ANI) TUESDAY'S POST. LONDON, JANUARY 1. n A Btg of letters and papers from Arnholt was on !unday hi AL received at the Post-ofrice. Tbc report of an in- ati un(led visit to Bonaparte by the Archduke Charles is re- be ,ivtid. A projected change in the political relations of as Saxinmy is agaill ainouniced. The King of Prussia has been po nt ceasitated to part a ith his jewels to make ...

... Answrers otf her Majesty and the rirjce of Mules to the ?? oJ btoth Houses of 'Parlianient. Oi Fridiv the Deputation from the two Houses went up lo Carlton ilon e to present to his Royal Highness the itesolatiolns to wshicd the two Houses, atesi longt dliscussioll, htal :grted. lho Lords antdI Ge itlemen, all in full dress, were uliereal through the superb suit of rooms to the dtara ilng ronos ...

... 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 ...

... OI XJF ORD - SATILRnDA, J.N. 19 Tnt. 1 cmuts Pnortssoa or PUysic will begin his Course of ANATroMtcAL. L.ECTtuRs on Tuesday, February the 5th, in the Theatre of Anatomy, Christ Church, at One o'clock. The Professor intends reaudig on Cemparative Anatomy in the ensuing Terms. Part of the Lectures will be de- livered in Easter Term, and the remainder in Act Term. On Monday, the first day of Lent ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 25. Thle Lordi Chitiicellor -nd tlre ClIuiecIllor ot the Fxclie- qltr S i tO C iitd to vesterda y, for tihe pu rpose ot see.lg Iim NIiesl c . witl rellmined tit tile Castle upwards ofe tvo TIe Re.tercy Bill was rcad aI second time vysterday in tlce Ilmi s of Lords, alid an interehstinl d baltc is extpected Io til e plaice this evening, in tile Caoluinittec. TIhe A ret/iusa has ...

... friOM tTofE LONDON CAZETT[E,TUESDAY,JAN. .1. Isesing.stlreet, December 31. 1 E Fo1following dispatch was yesterday received from Lord Wel~lington, dated Cartaxo, December 15, 18t(1:- ' ITo rlteration has been made in the enemy's position in the front of this arny since I had the honou'r of addressing you on the 'ith instant; and all the deserters ansd prisoners continue to report the distress ...

... TIHUIRSDAY'S POST.- FROMI TIHE LONDON GAZETTE, TUrSDvv, JA. I5. Lord 6C/iinbrvilain's Q*tice, Jan. i. RDERS for the Court to change the mourning further on Suniday the t27th irrstanIt, for her late Royal Highness the Princess Amelia,viz.-The Clidies to wear black sili; or velvet, coloured ribbons, fans and tippets; or plai slvliitc, or white and gold, or white and silver stuffs, with black ?? ...

... SUN DAY AND TUESI)AY'S POST. LONDON, JANUARY 15. rTrlIE Lo7d BHobart packet is arrived at PiTlnoutht1 from New Yurk. She hts brought , cw Yorik papers to bae 1 ith Inst, contatniti an a coift of the proceedliti of 'tnc Goverinment uf tbie Unite(I States to take pissesblol f the terrilory of *Vest Flurica, as far as tile river Llrldido; and the official correspoildeulce accolnpil1ltl1g t~ is ...

... HOUSE, OF LOill)D, 11 ?? JANUARY 15. The Commission in his Majesty's name, authorising the opening of Parlianient in form, was read. The Speaker ot the I-louse of Commons, attetidecl by a number of the Mem. hers of that House, appearing at the Bar, the Lord Chancellor read the speech, which was in substance as follows:_ MY lORDIIS AND GC:N;I.EM;31N.-ACtillg under thle autho- rity whi-h is ...

... Accounts front Asturias shiew in the clearest manner that the patriolic cause hlas not declined tiere. Colonel ?? writes to the Junto, uider date of the 24th tilt. that ou the 16th of Decemiiber, iuI tbe moinitaias between )viedos and the r iver Ilium, lhe fill in lith al body tt t(45) French, conss'eping prosvisiuns and n considerable booty. After in action of near aii hiour, our brave ...

... o( X3FORD9 SXtUr.DAY, JAN. 12. Yesterday a respectable ineeting of the Itliahbitants of this city was held at the Town lall, nahen u. subscription was entered into for the relief of the industrious poor during tile present severe' ?? Adrert. beloro. ike Ent I of Abingdnin has s,iven 50, tor tile purpose of distributing coals aiiaongst tie poor of' Cuinner parish, at tins incliemnt sCasoI. ...