... 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 ...

... . POSTSCRIPT, (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, JAN. 10. S per C. Cons. 66-Red. 681-Omnrium 4s dia. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL, Jan. s. A Cotrt of Common Council was held this iayj is pursuance of a requisition, signed by seve- 1l Members, to take into consideration the defi- biency occasioned by his Majesty's illness, and the best means of supplying it. Alderman' Food then rnse to propose the Resolutions. ...

... E? - ZDO?eJf'?rn?' ?Y4NvA?r ?z. ; ::pAPEId ketters to the 29th 2it. toiwrance~i.~ad 'Holhiiid. On:e h 4 7 6osiervaiive d-as e red essage rlBonr .6pari usdtifyi hib bsl>celit anfexations of ioii t~ie'VfT~ and' the NoiN'hOf Geiman. Theol_ Owing is.a sntpmary of the ¼Cher artic es ofnitP gencelin'the Trrenc4h;ipers* : reh levy ofI .hundld and -wedly- thous-ind mi the ,Ascriptioiof 0the 'oAr- ...

... - I - M1CrlNrGS OF TDR GMMONO COUNCIL'AND LS- Tbe Citizens Of London have had tws Meetirtgsiast week, t~i ,mgir of the mieamesrwvhich ought to'he taken ?? s-upply, t stile person of the Prince of Wales, the prisett defect in the ~eciti~ve Power.-t is qnite evident,' Ihtt these Meet'- to have efected any irnmediate and, should have heen helda fortnighttgo; bt'it as it is, the opinion of the ...

... Li9 ! ?? i enesday, January 9. _ii i . 3 z niiht 't 3i voir Catle, her Grace tlhe ; a\ami ?? daughtcr. L Jie ith uit. at Howick, the Countefi . A Ri RIA CG ES. femglitrIn, at Gedling, Nottinghianithire, ' l.Id I r:hrd rebtor ul bilunteflata, in the .0 .g lot, t) Margaret, ?? daughter of ?? It retor of 6edling, and niece to tihe e `t 'i'tdld, Jefre Giegfon, Efq. of Havvkhurft, I rne, eldelt ...

... . . . ?: . . . j :'Prorte ill 44 parrialn? 9.9 I Ht. -- l- a . ?- I HOUtsg or LORDS,': 7RS;,7tea.ua - j, , ..Lord Cl, and othier Members of the H-asts of Com- roos, Otug hs a message; deiring a 'confe, ence vith their Lori'ish 'psin the Painted (chambgr: 'A cnferet1ce *, ceordingly took place, ,af-er 'w1jiich ral 'rCaniden brought up' the'resolotisa whicill had beeii- agrefd.to on the patI of ...

... TIHE MORNING CHIONICLE. LONDON:. FRIDAr, JANUARFi x, i8xi. By a vessel which arrived from Dunkirk yesterday; we have advices from France to the 3d instant, stating, that in pursuance of the system of hostility adopted towards 'the commerce of this country, a new oath had been administered to Merchants and others in the ports of the Channel, under which they were to be bound by the most solemn ...

... -j,; Acel of the MORNING C7I) A ONZCLE. SIR, In ?? of the 27th ult. a Veteran has animad- verted upon the interrogatories of a 'Miliiarl Mail, which appeared in your Paper of the 25th of the same month. Those interrogatories were founded on date and ,]act. The reply of the Veter'an is calculated solely to confound both, ahd substitute wilful illusions of error !for the substance of truth. When ...

... 5dol PI 00to BOTH lluses of ttarliament have nppointed (:ninnuleasto ecumimunicale to the Queenl ncd Prince of WValei, the llegevcy Resolutions agreed to by thle Lords and Comrnmons. TIuesday a Court otCommnii Council wlas held at Cujildhall, to adopt such nieastirss as mnight appear the most Constitutional for anliply slupplyillg i,, the purson If tile Prince of Wales the incapacity of his ...

... i0ON ?? JANs'ASr X. A Fraiirn Arihcoit asdved thiswe~f rind llgi. ha rg-ughz cunr pltifreof intareatin$ Iniell Dt'eu'#e--Thv Nonrtoc.y itrarne, Moe rel,'ed to tri' ~rk ia 'Werr nfl 11oarrl tin vteoeh, lue--- A re%, objec to ittin e ce-ose 10 207 othtr Itar iy thai h~ 6W( ib:nrr ut Pt ..oht--)by ?? a3 p~w Jq v.r Ixrst in's.N w'- froiiithe Amisih Cetiasid Pr h.. ?? ?? Vrom >tbetiay oil tli ...

... , , fA-A ?? - &,ft ?? I. -. rca' , tir1e it or L snv -,poz, in ai 'rec r' aiW great ni b ' ' t br opru'tv gj'r l'e resrtictiots f ¶The Atpq is of Lrnsjksne mcrti t p a ?.r Mrrendi-- xri nt II, thb fiint ce o i is - 4a b 'c -A N (i Zdcit 'ct I t o . . a i t ~ ' a r r l r ' t 'l t o l A lc er e m 7 after habe p e-t e o nt t r - - ti r c e Y ?? g J tiohate tim Ccoeyf rorttre fzrvk td ori~l pto ...

... - * L7IIPI-J PARLAMAENT. ?? OF ORDS. TLLE REELNCY. - T Iis 1lhose, -during Moncdiay hnd Taesluy,, wras ocuepied h hiolding Conuereurea c ith the Corotuoi'r ielie i5uject of thie I aegeldcy. u--tanig adj'niruez till TIiursd3,' -they tmet a,,BiJ on I that dlv but nth)inlg oif inolresi accurred. . - - - P; ];rideay, J. I l'.j ?? The Duke- of NOnrO L1 presented 4nition from die C-Or- poralioln of ...