... Kcr^'^TNs-To 1v; J~43.IC~iA, NO). $. The fllowlin, c- e Lhssag fiomn his Gt acethh Got: ven )1 tt th i c of A semb1y, togethes wsth the SExt~rictsflettsrS fmom ?? s Ministes. tlhn 3t 'crion and, from lis Grace the Governor, to' nfol mt e 1ouisr rhat his Grace,'conceivingit )~ay besatis- *fv torv to rt½ -louse, to ic made acqvainted .with the. senti- .nerhai:. his Macsv' Ministers, ?? Qome ...

... UNITED :PARLEAMNT -.G 47' ?? AN)) I EA 1X^_ -- - - -l-lOUSE 0I LORS, DC.. c ; On the no. tile CafLilvrgr oi, a Message was jent atothe (of mo-th deirn apelen con erei,.ce oin the 'epb-' matro te ?? he-I on the z7od ,Inat O T -r rctn n of th tw-, Misters in Chancery sent with the Mei s ( k.Harvey and Mi COXc), Mr. Harve1 reported th.e O pnsessof tmtomios toa es confer- t Shortly r.Lfterwvard Mr ...

... THE MORN - -IN cR-E. - THE '31 FR. NMI NG CURQ-IVL,,B. - * ~LON2DON. -TUBS DA2 2, T IvAri I, aSIa.. In' the House of Commons, last niqhtt Mr. PacE- rAL. brought on his Plan of .Restricions, upon iwhich :a most anirmated Debate arose. Ve7tink it iniossible that, vith so tiifling.a ma- joritvy, he ca nmy, ejraqhnuss to persevere in his measure. The queition that sfianls for ONs i ay is an 'the' ...

... . From Mhe LONDON GAZET-TE:, Jan.. 1, 18II. DOMWNING-STREET, DEc. 3{. A Dispatch, of ?? the following is an Extrad1; was yester- day received at Lozd.Liverpbol's Office, addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenait.SGeneial Viscount Wellington; dated Cartaxo, z5th December,i8io. No.alteration hias been made' in the ene'my's position infiont of this Arm'r since I had. the honour of ad- dressing you ...

... U;NITED PARLIAMENT . OF I GOS R P PRI TX rAST A 2VD IS RendA AS. HO)USE oF COvtIMO:NS,. JAN. JI. .Lave ot absence was trianted to seeveral Members dnraccount of ill-laealtli. Upon tla --ewtion of ?? Citritvey, lMYr. W.estern lssid leave o~f absence thr one enonfh, odn account of sevecle illness. On else Order o7 thue lay beiirg s's-s fdsr thle tiouas t-7resolve itself into a Committee en thle ...

... TLE ?? cfhG~~~N~~uLE. * 0i~so 'D 013C X l L N ?? - L.sst niglat, after a niost animated diScuESiols, Mr. p a~tX- a was. Teh- t in a Milloity-an(I th'el fore the Royal ?? 'lot to Inc separated froi tdle Ree- gency. We conogratxiae thei Public oni this rmost salt.. sry thimnph over the presumptnuus~ rcaiirea , that was ci0ulate;d to ta-ke from the axecot'xe GCi urient 'a de- gree of io spl-odour ...

... . - -lHe *bvh contends for Freedom; Can ne'er bejustlydeem'd his.i SovereigA' . foe; No, 'Us the wretch that tempts him tosvert it, ' Te soothing 'slave, the Traitbr'in tie bosom, Who best deserves tbat name; he is the-worm That eats outiall thea of Wigdo as. i'- By THE REGENcY.-Look at the motto, English reader Look at the motto! It contains a truth, important at all times to be borne ...

... 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 ...

... TILE PRESIDB'NT'S kESA&1G. . . , 0 . . ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GREA T BRITAIN .A2ND IRELAND, HOUSE OFj;9RDS; JIM~. Th Elan or DAaraeo~o'rntloiolt~he~Oaths ':nd his Seat.- * Adjouined-till to-morrow (this dar)k- - IHOIUSl O A sMM .ONS, .j . A N ?? Xu ?? ?? appeared -at thie Bair, with~ the- Report 'of tite Co~riittee erg they o4 the; Nrtio. On thtip::q~estioo,- thlat the P~portth be recesiveri Mi; MNoR~siax conceivingthie-pseserst the: ...

... V 0)8C.IRl NMT LON\D0 N G0A .Z ITE, 1 iTeJday, Jan. 1. I)DtV#iNJG SIRFET, DEC. S3, ti d spaitch /r)]n Lieut General tscotmnt f11elrimg. ?? joij, dated Cm-ltazo, Dec. l.j. Co gtueratliun has been made int tbe enemy's N utitiul itl fe:int of this army fince. I arad Ile hiollor ; t you P eilgI n the 8th itift. attd all the deferters tees cetnue to report the difizefs which the ; dttached ahody ...

... =oteEIO~o the EXEI'rER ELYI NG-POS'I. .A nn.AttrlF ll- 'lwrle are malny subjects of ser0ums iinprmtanc , *{11divi~loials and to thle public, Which have hitherto L hl but little civiiilereld, and are ciliseqtu'utly but ims- I ftl) %jlde~lrstood..-C tbe~ case Avith regd to Itisaranice against. Loss rir w t '~i~Cvtwli~ch de.,evves to be nniturely %vel-d ?? .ti( hale propertv to illsu4re for it is ...