... INSTALLATION. O 711f REGENT. Summonses were issued yesterday to the Members of the Privy, Council indiscriminately, commanding their attendance at Carlton House this day, at zwo o'clock, to hear the R the Prince. egency oath administered to ' Between one and two o'clock, the Members of the Privy Council proceeded to Carleton House, in obe- dienrce to the summons. Tlhe magnificent. suite of ...

... MONDAY-FEBRUARY 4. Yesterday, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and t ?? lately arived from Swedenc had a longr interview with Maruivs Wellesleyd ?? House, j Piccadilly. i f A requisition has been'sigyed, and transmitted to the Lord Mayor, bye soimeg''fthe anstrespectable t the Lord Mayoir, y.. seof themosn,-to convene ab Corn n Hal!, n for lonof atcdressiieg hisa Royal Higliness the Prince ant ...

... nMpORTA-NT CORRESPOIVDEACA, BETWEEN THE PRINCE REiGENT AAND MR PERCEVAL. We have the satisfaction to present to our readers genuine copies of the letters. that passed between his Royal Highness the Prince Regent ?? Perceval, on the annunciation of his Royal Highness's deter- mination to retain the present Ministers in his ser- THE5 PRINCE -RECENT'S LETTSR. Car~ton-House, February 4, 1811. The ...

... BIRTH-DAx. OS GFNBPAL. WA?HWTO- Monday being the anniversary of the birth of General Washington, in pursuance of notice pre. viously given to that effect in the Edinburgh news- papers, a select party of American gentlemen, and their friends, met at Mr Oman's tavern, to celebrate the day, by a sumhptuous dinner. Mr John Hunter, of Fairfax, county of -Virginia. and youtngr of Ayrhil],Uin the ...

... By his Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES,- ltqiEtlIT of the United Kingdom of Great Britain atid Ireland, il the same and oz behalf of his MIajejty, A PRIOCLAMATION iOR A QENTERAL FAST. - . GEORGE, P. R. We, taking into our most serious consideration tie just and ne~cssary wat in which - his Majesty is en.,aged, and putting, our trst in Almighty. God, that hle will gaciously bless his ...

... Aft AL ISTIrUTIOZ.~ TlThe celebrated professor, Dr Davy,. has cominon- ced his course of Lectures at the Royal Institution. The universal interest .createdj by the. late brilliant discoveries of this Gentienian; has induced us to Ies- tablish-a. ?? with a person in London', ?? wh'om, w hope to obtain a regular abstractobf 4lis Lectures, Jriorder that ne may lay before our readers, at first ...

... L O2NDON GAZAZErZ EXTRA OJDZNARr. . .lV>uiV (,A2;eIZ EXT:RA RDzNA1?2' VWDNESDAY. FEB. 13. ADnT1RALTY-OFrFCE-February 13,. 1811f. Lieutenant Cator,. acting as Commander of his Ma- jesty's 3ooQp the Ottei, 'y jiced- here this. morning 1with 'dispatchos thom Vice-Admiral Bertie, Com- Fnander in Chlief of his Majj&ty's shipsiand vessels at the Cape of Good Hore, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Feb. 5. The CHtANcEtLdR took the woolsack at-fie;- A message from-the Commons desired a present conference in the Painted Chamber. Soon after, 'Lord Camden, and several. other Lords appointed by their Lordships to manage the cbnference, wvent Ic:tlr, and On their return acquainted the House, that in the confere'nce with the Commons, the latfer'had' imparted to them that they ...

... LOVDON. FRIDAY-FEBRUARY-1. THE ELIZABETH INDIA MA A cartel arrived on Wednesday afternoon at Dover, from Dunkirk, having on board'the survivors of the crew and passengers of the Elizabeth Indianian, which wvas unfortunately wrecked.on the French coast a few weeks ago. From one cf the gentleman who weie saved, we learn the following ?? number who put off from-the wreck, in the boat, con- sisted ...

... caleb.0 ,manQercurp. EDINBURGH,. Y1CrDA 2--F-1BR UA r 25. STATE or XlS MAJESTY'S I1EALTF1. Win&or Castle, Feb. 21. e-e' progress conflrrns our expectation of his re- ?? goes on Windsor Castle, Feb. 22. - s on satisfLctorily. (Signed as usual.) Thursday his Majestu, attended by Drs He1berden. d willis and Mr. Dundas, walked on the Terrace r neu ar. hour, and appeared to be in good spirits, I ...

... WEDNESDAY-JANUARY o0. 'hc KIing did not come out of the Castle during e last week, to repeat his walks on the Terrace.- Dither the Queen nor any of the Princesses have : Windsor Castle during the last four or five days. Plincess Sophia is still confined to her apartments Indisposition, and mends but slovly ; but we are spn; to say that Princess Mary is quite recover- Eight of the Prince's bay ...

... - Cat~t~tR~t p EDINBURGH, SATURD~r-}FBBUA.r 2. STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH. Windsor Castle, Jan. 29. His Majesty goes on favourably. Is Windsor Castle, Jan. 30. His Majesty continues as well as he was yesterday. (Signed as usual.) The accounts of his Majesty's health, contained in the bulletins, have been, ,as our readers will, ob- serve, for some time past, generally favourable. In ...