... 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 ...

... IP.SWI1CHf, Dcc. Q2s. 0, - , - I I a1. I 'I'lle inliabitatits of iaxfield have subscribed ioC for the purpose of supphking the poor of that parish with Bibles and 'estaulents gratis; the sui- phIs to be api lied in aid of the general pur poses of the Society for Promoting Chr istian Knowledge. Last week I. S. \Eaddiogtiin, Esq. of Cveiliam Hall, ordeled a quantity ot blankets and cloth, to be ...

... Mc n9aMp'0 w1oot. ,iR . ' Downing-strect, Dce, 24, 1811. ADispatcli, of wvhich the fofllowing is allextract, -.. was yesterday rnring received at Lord Li- verpool's office, addrested to hislordship by Gen. Viscount Wellington, dated Frenada, I)ec. 4: Accoirdo'in to the intention ot which I commulni- ca!ed to your Lrdshibp, I witlhdrew our advanced gtiard across the Aguedn on the q9th. Don C;ir ...

... IQr9unZ)Tty'o P oot. 1RIDAY his Majesty, accompanied hv the . Dukles of York and Kent, w4tlked bn W\indsor Terrace, fromn 12 till 2 o'cloe 1is J Majesty ap- peared very cheerful and hearty. ¶>e Royal buLks hadhold of each arm, and were in closccorversation withl their Royal Father. Dololrs Heberden ax;d Baillie walked oln the Terrace at the samne time, htit not in company, or in cinvelation, ...

... ----- - Jp on t. 4- \ Sinidaycst Ialt diet prTayer.tstt soii~l jesty'5 re- 0 coveryv vsas oulltilt~d t he Ch pel Royal. It is filfl iagcertairlod, that his iMa rjes o is I visit \\emu1 r'~it at r ii!v thiis tiui i e i. ]Ihs Rti a t cli tiesY the Pt Rnac Itetnt has written an ]etter wil \ ow litnil to Gn. Graham, ezpressillt to hiln in h ti alo,,s il Uerilng ierois the lively stlmne ol his gal ...

... -iP WS IV, August 24. By its charter, the Corlpration 6f this town is empowered to huld Admirathy Courts, and wie un- delstand one is intended to be held Within a fewv days the Corporation having cbme Lo a determi. nzaion at the (Creat Court, held on he edtiestla( scino ,ght, to to klth. Wunds of tlheir'jnrisdiction by wte'le, ini( onlyiito ascerliain th'e full extento 3ehl 5 boundaries, but ...

... alcurnao'o V. oot. . Copw of eIte r.J1rcni Cypi. (fawlaVoin, of his Aetiysfi'se ;>hip (-arbcr, to yArslrirl Young, dated Helio- v 1,,1, August 6, 181 a. t iii;, I have to acquaint tlu with a very gallarit I t' atchievemuent (tie capitire, ut a diviston of 'en cit gu bo atb), which has been perf rrnied 1 Iy t!;e aiolts flian tl.is partof your squadrotf, under the in ecttin o1'bha First Lienw. ...

... IPSWIcj1, Aptgust 3. e The following Gentlemeln bave- seen added to the a Commission of the Peace for this counIty; s Lord John Fitzioy Chas. F. C. CrespianyEsq. ', Sir John Cox HippisteIy eoree Ankidish, Wsy Anthony Merry' ETsq. : John'%acob Ixton, Esq. ]Id ward Aloor, Esq. Thomas HillifaiX, Esq. JohIn Thruston, Esq. Franc sCresweil, C CthisrIes S. Collinson, Esq. (3eoge Weller Fofry, Clk. ...