... P O S T S CR IP T. I t0'1~t8',, Pal. 1'9. HIS M.\JESTY's INDISPOSITION. . i Windsor Castle, Jan. 19. a His Majesty continues very mutch in the state in wihich he has been for the last tan o r three days. An interesting debate took place, on ThursdAy, in the House of Conitnons on the Regency Bill, the first debate that has taken place upon the Bill. The cla that the Regent shall be taken and ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEANT. HOUSE OF LODRS. Frida', Jan. 4. a The House resolved itself into a Committee on the e Resolutions which had been brought up from the Corn- Mnos. i The Earl of Liverpool, in calling the attention of their Lordships to this subject, entreated them to consider, h without any reference to the Prince of Wales, the possi. bility of the-person about to be appointed Regent, being ...

... Letters and Papers have' been received from New York, dated the 5th ultuno, brought to Liverpool by the American ship Lucia, who arrtyved at Liverpool on Saturday last. By this vessel an account of the r1 substance of the President's: speech has been 'receiv- l ed, which, we understand, embraces the followingj topics:- - - Mr Maddison alludes to the Act passed at the e I close of last-Session ...

... FOPE NIG IN TELLICEA VCtE. - f ?? SPAIN AND PORTaUGA,. - There are no advices from lisbob thi; week, but letter; from Opoito to the 4th hist. have been receiv- cd at Bristol, by tle ship Thomas and Sally. No ac- count of any battle had been received at Oporto when tlie ship sailed.- . The latest letter we have from usnu correspondent with Lord Wellington's arrpy is of~the 30th of Decem. ber. ...

... AL449a_\XE l xi 'k:LI ;'if TUE.fiS I EAoSTIN7DIA&FJIPPI;, G ~,lnel thc Dispatchecs were finai~v cloedi at the-f East tndia lionze. wnt' del~credl to tbce Pu-trs o. the following ships, viz.- Cumberland. Capt-. T1. I. Wilkinson ; Essex, Cant. R. Nisbet; and Henry Addineton, J. Kirk~- patrick-for lombav anid China. Walmer Castile, Capt. L, Dodds-for St Uelenai Bencoolen and Cin -I ' The East ...

... MARINAE INTELLIGE EANCE1-. t The Indefatigable, arrived at Plywmoutli, bringi an ?? nt that the French frigates in L'Orient, three in nun'uer have escaped, and sailed, as it is supposed, ftor' the East lndi s. ?? have been received, of a most gallant ac'on tougigt on tile coa0t of Spain, between his hxa- Lt jes's cutter Entreprenante, Capt. Williams, with 4 Frenich privateers. whose united ...

... FOREIGN INrTELLIGEANCE. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Lord Wellington's Secretary arrived on Tuesday night w'ith dispatches fromn his Lordship, dated, Car- taxo. A Lisbon Mail arrived with Letters-and Pa- pers from Lisbon to the IIth instant. The dispatches state that no alteration had taken place in the posi- tions of the respective armies. Massena remained at Santarem, and Lord Wellington at Cartaxo. ...

... SAMERiCA. 06CUPAT1ON OF FtST *LORIDA BY THE UNITED) STATES OF AM6ERICA. The Lord llob?.rt packet is zrrivee at Plymouth, I ra passage o thirty day; fro.. Ne Y this convleva-ce we have ecc&i.ed N::v York Pa-i per tro the I till last, containing anl.-2accnt of the! proceedin¢ M the. £;overinent of tihe Unitied States to take poss;esin of t1.e territory of W'e:t Ilorida, s5 far t as the ri er ...

... POSTS CRI PT. lej { Llorif, she. 25. in HIS MAJESTY s INI)ISPOSITION. ris is Windsor Castle, Jan. 2-5. [is His Majesty continues in the same state in which he ,_ was yesterday. I . * Windsor Castle, Jan.2 C6. i His Majesty goes on in a satisfactory manner., - s ~Windsor, Jan, 24. I The Lord Chancellor and Mr Perceval arrived here about twelve to-day. and immediately went to the Queen's ...

... IFOREIGN iNPE'LLIGENCE. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Hlaving failed in their attempt to carry the position of Lisbon, the French, itappears, have changed their object of attack. All their force in Andalnisia ant Granada is now concentrated, in order to prosecute vigorously the siege of Cadi7. Soult, who holds the chief command of the a: my of Spain, has esta- blished his head-quarters there, is but ...

... , LONDON GAZETTE-JAN. 1. Dowvning-Street, DcS. 31. l A Dispatch, of which the following is an Extract, was yesterday received at Lord Liverpool's Office, addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenant-fleneral Viscount Wellington, dated (Cartaxo, 15th Dec. 8 10. ' I No alteration has been made in the enemy's posi- | tion in front of this army, since I had the honour of addressing you on the Sth inst. ...

... I)EDf: IA -B V ?? -_ . I , ?? Thur.riay heihg the anni .ersary of the birth of tke Ilate Rrght floll. Ct'ar;cs Jarile.- FOSx. a very nulium- ifous and respeciable meeting oF his friends -was hed in if;wen'i u-si looms, it nydl Excslmane,-to ce: !lbrate the da' itn h-nlr oS hi; memory. 'li le company be,-za. to asben-,tle about file iNcioeS., and the chair was ?? at six; by Adamn Gillies, Esl.: ...