... V ?? ?? bad Lill IP T ?yMBE R 19. Ch EHsIS aAJESvYTS HEALTV. thr Windsor Castle, Sept. 14. cot in ?? same state. .BAILLIE, , t~s D X R-. WsILLIS, Nvindsor Castle, September 15. Il 5acontinues the same. gat ,i M.Stt BBAILL1£ R. WILLIS. wit Windsor Castle, September 16. of 5etftsin tile same state. , fi eitconnsi . ?? RN 11S' fi 1kEBEIEN. ROVILLIS. of ;e a ounes received fi-om nWindsor, en ...

... EXTRAORDINA4RT21eOQBR2T AT BUCIKC1TITiAM- of RiOUSE. frc use t MARLEB0ROUGH-STREET OFFICE. no On Wednesday last,-it was discovered, by a female Cut srvant to her Majesty, that the 'several presses in Buckingham-hiouse, which contained her Majesty's Court and other most valuable dresses, had been in- opened, and the contents, amounting in value to 'er ?? had bwen stolen therefrom. H-er Majsty's ...

... ?? -- - -- - FRoM TIlE LONDON GAZETTE. DOWNvrVG.STREET-JULY 16. A Dispatch. cf vwhich the fol!owrdi' is an Extract, was on Suefday received at Lord Liverpool's Office, addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenaznt-General Viscount Weliing- ton, dated Quinta de St foao, 20th tune 181i The enemy moved forward his advanced guard, consistifg of about 10,000 men, to Los Santos, on the morning of the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, Mr MAIVALTT gave notice of a motion on the administra- tion of justicein Trinidad. The Houseweritinto'a Camsnittee on the timber duties,'in which Mr Rose explained, that, -as the law stood, Norway timber had a great advantage over that of the Baltic and North America. In the sequel, a resolution Was agreed to, equalizing the duties on all timber imported.' The highway bill ...

... EXTRAORDINART GAZETTE. Cadiz, May 24. Extract of a dispatch frohi Don Francisco Xavier Casta- nos, dated on the field of battle at Albubera, the 19th of May:- . On the 26th of April' last, I informed your Excellency, that the extraordinary rise of the river Guadiana, carrying off the flying bridge erected op- posite to Jurumena, had cut off the commhunication of this part of Estremadura with ...

... . AELIGIOUS INFZTUATION. e At the last Qia'itper Sessions at Leeds, John Burn- l Iey, weaver of Beeston, was brought before the Court on a charge of deserting his family, and leaving them chargeable to theTownship. -When he was placed e at the'.bar, he. was interrogat in the following e terms in e CQURT.-Wbat reason have you tQ assign for de- serting your famig r P. _ PRIsoNER.-I was called by ...

... LONDO-7v FRIDAY--MARCH 22. Wednesday being the day appointed for the public fast, her Majesty and the, Princesses heard divine service in Windsor Castle. The Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry preached an excellent sermon before tae House of Lords, from the following text, taken fi-om the 9th Psalm, 20t1i verse-. Put them in fear, 0 Lord, that the nations may.T know themselves to be but ?? ...

... DLSCRIPTIOXN Gl THE PUBLIC FUNDS. ...

... ,D 1URGH, BUTS CONi X S.;t ->nApril ;4'l:1#i Poun4itkni stdsse .of a large mason h al, belonging t theh-perative lodge of I.uiheld,. Ywas laidjhere by 'his Graee the DiLk.of Athole. Ardrege meeting of both lodges of this ic attended, and the Rev. Alexander Nien gaxe ameszclent :pay~er or Ie-oc~asion. The-brethren- afterwards retired to their tespectivelodgeg, and.spent the evenig in the ...

... IWEDNESDAY-MAY 1. A Court ?? Council will Im hall to-inorrow, for the purpose ot COD fdllowmoig important motion *- That the freedom of this City be rescrve Highness the Prince Regent, in testinsolY or grateful sense entertained by this Court Of fiii and amiable and endearing qualities; of the PI! stnittional principles, exemplified by bh to the rights and liberties or the people; or ?? atc ...

... AMERICAN PAPERS& 'O JNy THXE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, A PROCLAMATION. .c-6 C Whereas great and weighty matters, claiming es the consideration of 'the Congress of the United States, forni an extraordinary occasion for convening p them, I do, by these presents, appoint Monday the 'P 4th of November next, for their meeting at the city to of Washington ; hereby requiring the ...

... Madrid, June 29. In the evening of the 27th, entered this city, about 200 prisoners, including 24 officers, 20 of b whom were Spaniards, and four English, including the Colonels of the regiments. of Toledo, and second n of Catalonia, who were taken in the action of Gevo- e ca, on the 19th of February. An Aid-de-Camp of v General Ballesteros, who was likewise taken prison- t er, made his escape ...