... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... o X vO R Di SATU11DAY, JAN. 5. On Saturday last the Rev. Mr. PrTst was presented to the Rev. the Vice-Chancellor, in full-Convocation, to serve is Proctor, ?? tdie remainder of the year, in the ro.m wf )r. Stephen Peter RigAuil, sywlo had resigned. PREACHERS. Mr. Gutch, of All Souls, on Stnday morning, at St. Mary's. Mr. Brown,of Magdalen Coll. in the afternoon, at St. Mary's. Mr. Brown, of ...

... II')USE OF COMMNIONS, MONDAY, DEC. 31. Ihe House having resolved itself into a Committee on the S-t:te of the Nation, kMr. 15erceval, in a long ind luminous tpeech, observed,that the Resolutions agreed to by that House, * i the King's plesent incapacity for exercising the Royal func- tions, of the right of the two I-louses to take steps for sup- plying that deficiency, and of the proper mode ...

... LONDON, JANU.-A1Y I. The following is n correct copy of the Protest, by all the Royal I)ukes, asgaisst the propiusition submitted to the ,lirce of wales:- $i,-T he Prince of Wales having assenmbled the whole of the male branches of the Royal Family,and having com- municated to us the plan intended to be proposed by his Ma- jestvy' confidential lervants, to the Lords anid Cooninions, for the ...

... TUE SDAY'S l0ST CONTINUED. V FROM THE LON DON GAZETTE. SATURPAY, DEC. 29. V1HIS Gazette contains a letter from Admiral Keats, of T whicl the following is. ass extract:--, Having observed the enemy to have collected several gun-boats in the river of Santa M:;ria in a situation subject to bombardment, at a proper time of tide yesterday, I placed the nmortar anid howitzer boats under the able ...

... .SAT URDAY's POST.. BY EXPRESS. 'OUSE OF COQM NiONS, TRU RSDAY, JA-2,. 3. I It. Perceval stated to the House a difficulty that had arisen respecting the issues of snms of money, b- q ixt thie Treasury and the Exchequer, with the wvish tbat ie proceedings of the Lords of the ]reasury,`on that abject, should have the snoirtion of the llouse. To- allow he should lay the matter before the ...

... 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 ...

... MONDAY'S PoS'T. LOYIDOY, MONDAY, DEICEtiiflEl 31, 18101. to r waiai ISPATCHESS ite ycs;teirday re- b civ ed frofit P-oitugal, dated the 17th inst - and' ils the afternoon, LisboIn Gazettes to ,lei same (la te l~aific to biand. Tl'lere have been some triffisg Afieis of ixdva~scvt p10sts, hutt nothing parti' lIMS lately occurred at bead qnuirters, and the' ~Iiainl hostile armies retain the ...

... HOUSE OF GOlMIOVN V -l, A- I-. I ?? - -o UZ L*AMIUVIV5%, j FRIDAY, JAN. 4.] Mr. PERCEtFAL Mord,tU 'X tirore Ut laid isefore thle H6usrl a letter of the 4th Del;.' tj fritrn the tMiek, siul thle Deputy Clerk .of tho'lPrivy, S Suri, stating thd reiiion ifor'their refusal to auithorise' tl tlire SSU Of Certain -LIMS Of r -y orte eriuo the .srmy arid navy. y o ee Ler brr granteril,'N 6r ecaI ...

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