... TFESDAY'S LO.VDON GAZETTE. Dwning.-street, December 24, 1I 1. A dipatch, of which ihe filioinr is an extract, was yes- terday intling received at Lord Liverpool't offife, addrersed o hii, Lordhipt by General Visconut Wellilut), dated ire- keda, Dec. 4, 18 1 :- - * . I Arcording to the intention Ulhich I ci somu icated to your Lordship, I withdrew our ndvanced guard across the Agneda anl tlhe ...

... LoNDo., ;FpBRUARY:3.. AmeoNe' the rqports from Spain is the revived accourit of a pryject&d4parteh between Fz Pl Aav? and a Trincess of AifiS,, Iria, and the coliseqtseit restoration of tbat Prince to the Spainish throne. The 'Cortes certainly', appi'ehend some new trick against their freedon-, fonuided' oi i proceeding of this kind; for they hdve declared ; all' act. aud trea- iies nvide bly ...

... - THE XAMTNIR. / 404~1D.E 40-aiEMaE t4 S, Dvik mc I We*bsekc7 of-iidtellie-nce of rnomeoit from ,$pain, Et dy beh duiititive tosk a little.into what, is paisis ii bidia. Revolutixs are now ada.ys soreni0 n, *hat amali leads of a Dukie Oeiri despodled or0 ?? -ir-. wt rrc.ly tn- re'e ?? whi^- tie peruses the anout of a feasoi ha w' pket pdj or -oth eoirimtlta f a tae ted btdd'b These things, ...

... sP-INISHI AmERICa. CO'FEDERATION OF VENEZELAA -- 1t THE WA Pr TsM IttSt i'G. ' robe Representimives of the fe-oeral iprf'ninres of Caracais 3rg-o. Bitr,,, Margata, Batrcelon;, Merida, rind Trux. t ,inutt~g thie Confederati*O oF V ennaiiri on the sootb v Cetireat of Amerira, in conogresse nsembted;_ consider- ht re have been iu ile fo 11 entire posstssflp of our tam ; ihLS sirne the I9ith of ...

... IRELAND: Duarr'ie~ Atres it) London Poult',includhing iltsseof Wa?- nesslai- by this day's Mail; have arrived in course. From tlese, and frml ?? Journal,, wel have extracteti every arttiethat ?? be thnuilbt workrhypuilic atStention. Bot wo have neither timne nor inclination to commuilent upon i-hem. It i5 not what may sir what mayl not be'in'rkeidnout as the hoeuldarieS of Rossia or ?? is it ...

... fIMPRiISONYIENT FOR DEBr. h??f TIIEINJVTSTICE, -CRUIMTY, AND TIPMQLICY OF -MEPttSONMNNILNi FOlt DEUr. B1/Y Dli SA It IT L J i HNSON; An inqdir- Iiass been hiade, by whidl it appears that 0,O000 persons are at ti;s time' prisoners for daeh; We too often look with inditirbence oni the! succe.Asiv.e parts of that, whiiC, if the whvolie itere s to teo getier, ivonld shake us witi ncotioin. , A deb ...

... Meadow'.. I toll,.--'- , H}E proceedings Lelative tu tle itegency are IL Dow brouuht to a cli set the Royal Asseiit having on luesday beeni jiverfli it -by aCtintnission underL tie Great Seal. The Coinlmiisiioue' pre- senit were: Tle Archllishop of`Catmk~bury, the Lord C hancellor, Earl Canideii, MarrTIestimrelawid, and the l)uke of donitrnse. None of tite Riyal D!kes were niariied in iltc ...

... . 1 . %unDap'o ]post. - - I TlIE fleetof transportsladen with militar stores Tfor -the Baltic, which has-been detaited some time at the Noire, has it length sailed for its des- tination. We have been for some time aware that ,In immense quantity of military stores were pro- viding for foreign service, and the quarter for which they were intended was very-distinctly hinted to uis, but ...

... I TO hte Editor (!f'te t )ps)ii ,Journvi.u.l. I AUXILIARY B[IBLE SOCIETY FOR SUFFOLK. As a spirit of opposition hls begunnto miallitest itself it the New Auxiliary Bible Societg, wvhich is said to be fornming in tile County of Stllffblj, I shikill doabtless be allowed tite salle liberty ais Mr. Cobbold and others, of laying beoore the Pub- lic moy sentimaentts onllthat subject. 3,ill', yesrs ...

... q'ttltlapW' post. M R. J. Larpent, Deputy Clerk to the Privy M Seal, having rtdtused to execute the duties of his ollice¢ without a p)roper sanction, and Lord Gren- ville, as Auditor ol the Exchequer, not being satis- fied with the warrant 0f the Lbods Commissioners of the Treasury, as a leoal authority for his allow-/ ing money to be drawn Froin the Exchequer wvith- out the authority of his ...

... POS TSCRIPT. lor(d Chzambertain's Office, NAT'. 7, 1 g II. The Conirt will gotinto mourning on Sinday next, tie 10th inst. for his Serene llighness Prince George of Brunswick, his Majesty's nephew. . Yesterday afternoon the Prince Regent arrived at Ycrk JHouse, from Brighton, and to-nmorrow will preside at a lrivy Codncil, at which the final pro- rogeationj of Parliament will be agreed upon. A ...

... The Regencv Bill havirm received the Royal Assent, by colullhissiotl, suimnonses were on Tuesday issued to the Members of the PriVy Council indiscriminately, command- iam their mitteund lnice ait Carlton ?? yesterdlav, at two o'cloclk, to heatr the Regency Oamth adl ijiistered to the Prince. Between one and two o'clock the Ilembers of the l'tivy Council piricceeded to Carltoni Hlouse, in ...