... 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 ...

... WEDA ESDAY-JAN.E-',UiZY S. I WE clmbrace the earliest opportunity of oqflring Ito our ;wnic7ous Reudc)-s The Custoiomy congralulhi- ry rC our i/wwciualO ittCJS u IIC luM yIL1/9 zl1.,'iU4ULz,. I Zn tizonia the commensementf wwhel year; and.eue J happy ill the occavion thereby qyi-orded ts, of return- C; i2Y' our zzwlzre-st acknzowled(;lluwns ?? the encsou- - ragement tii~d i11d111211lc Shown to ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... DOMESTi.C. INTELLIGENCE. s-I - - -- - ?? - ?? ~coil ty jYDI7SPOI3TIONA OE HIS MAJ.,ESrJ-. sess a In sd ?? Castle, Dec. 22.' mao Th~e Kink has passed a pretty quiet night, anid is not was )rmate rially different: Er om his state ofajyesterday. mrat h, ?? Windsor Castle, Dec. 29. ten' e, His Majesty is not quite so well this morning, al- titit ,It though he had several hours' sleep yesterday ...

... - is Windsor Castle, Dee. 29, 1l1o.- The Xing has -had a good. night, and is as well as l he was yesterday. * A storc-sbip is arrived,' which 'leftthe ?? on-the 13th ult. at which time no intelligence of qny rhorient had reached Iisbqr. Several American vesels had arrive'J in that river with cargoes of flour, which fetched'very liberal prices. The works crecringori the so'athside oF the ...

... . - -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 ...

... IMPERIA.L PAR]BLIAMIIEVT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Salurdrn', Dec. 22. Lord Clive and several other Members of the House of Commons, brought up a Message, desir- ing a Conference. A Conitiittec of Conference, con- sisting of Carl Camden, the Earl of Liverpool, Lord Viscount Wentworth, the Bishop of Hereford, Lord Mulgrave, Lord Wellesley (Marquis Wellesley) and another Lord, wvas appointed.; and a ...