... 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 ...

... 0X Ln- D) it DI, onl Thursday tire followiivg Genrtlemrne wvere~ admtlitedl to d egrees- MASTIS e tcor Alcrs._.cRev. G'eorge lHanbir~y, of 1#~rcL7-ster icollege, Grand Compounder; Rev. John Miller, of WVorrester college; Rev. Hunrphirey. Waldo Siblhorp, of Exeter college; Nt Tr. john Dicker lngiett~ Yortesesre, and Itev. ~4ersr~' Wpsrli- comibe, of Ori`iil college,, M'r. Yohsr ?? rrom~d, and ...

... ri'fIURSDA7'S POST. !ROiI 0 THE LONDON GAZErTTE, TUESDAY, JAN. QO. BANKRUPI'S to surrender at GUILDHALL. W1'. J;ickson, Sherborne-lane, merchant, Feb. 2, 9, March r-, at cleven. Attorney, Mr. Highmoor, Bush-lane. E. Prockter, I.udgate-hill, corn-dealer, Feb. 4, r1, March I2, at one. Attorney, M4r. Smith, Dorset-street. S. Jones, Wardour-street, grocer, Feb. 6, it, March xz, at twelve. ...

... I1OUSfE OF LORDS, FuIDAY, Jix. 25. 'lI'a Earl of Liverpool moved the order of the day for going into the Committee on the Regency Bill. Lord Wailsinghlioll having taken the chair, several of the clatu.ics lsere gone through. Lord Grenville proposed an niacildnieent respecting the mode of signature to be employed by the Regent, which was adopted. When that clause relating to the duration of the ...

... ISVN1)Al;- AND TUESDAY'S POST. I STJNI)AX ?? I LONDON, FEBRUARY 12. & l! I~etter fr ont Uemel, of tbe thh ult. ?? by the last ' ?? mail announces the arrival of the French r D)unalliers .t thilt port, under whose aiate the colis- tcated c~argoes wnere forwvau ding by land to aris. - At St. eterabtirglt the change had risen from 11 J to 12 J. A relaxation of the severitv practised towards ...

... CLOUCErSTIER COUN' X vLECTJON. 1 O 11111 1 [S i'st Ll. For Sir William Gsuise 4 I I Majority for Sir W1 Guise, 146 Mr. D Lt CtSI, . .. .. .6 Maoiyfo i V Gie 4 ri111l DAY ?? OLL. Fors l3\\,1jtlr.; Dutztonl; , ?? ?? l; i ljority for Mr. Duttots, 13 Sir Willi in Gtuise, ,..S6 Sltit DAY's POLL. For iir \Vrilliaril Guisej Ma jority for Sir W. Guise, 98 tir. Dittcilo ?? . SLVI2IIT'i1 DAY'S PlOL. ...

... To the EDITORI 'the OXJ)1'D JOUIM1L. , . . I . I -. . . . I - . . Sm ,-In the course of a'morning's lounge at qjj boonkseIler'i, Icast my eye tupob a publication, bearing the tl' b'fw,'Prin' Cip!hs o,1/t.o Col:sIdtiaoa. of Gaornrvenrl. I ordered:the book, and have since perused it. Did I imagine nlyself.entitleq oat pass an opinion upon a wornt of so ?? difriculty and research, l would say, ...

... I LONDON, FE1BRVAtY 19. WHE capture of Banda, one of the spice islands, pro- I tected by stronlg fortifications, and garrisoned by 1000 tuen, has beenI tawk-en by 1i0 seainien and marines belong- ing to the Catrolitne, 1'icdwtuyisc, and Breracoeta. The enemy had notice of their approach. Our brave fellows hiad to scale wvalls thirtv feet high. The booty taken ?? very great; il spices iltere ...

... Dutch papers have been received to the 7th instant. The blockade of Corfu seemis to have been abandoned. The French garrison not only receives reinforcements and supplies, without molestation, but also makes successful descents upoki the adjacent islands. The Russians are said to have been repulsed with the loss of 1500 killed, and 600 prisoners, in an attempt to obtain possession of Warna, ...

... o x io b PUir SA it Tlri. F, B. D. P1R AACHiERS. Mr-. ?VMit cl CI, of Wad I iin oil. .Suiiitday morning, at St. c 'ary's. Alt. laUifitt, .Ia11. Col,. in ?? aiteroon, at St. Mary's. Onl Moitdnday llist wtis inwire'd Mr. Wvillia lt Robbins, of Moreton ii thi ,Ie NJ i, I(l(oticestershire, to Alliss 5 ally WX'le'er, of helllLidto:i, S;llery. On Siuiilav loi died, i le in illness of ?? thdtn nille ...

... __ I t - -- Ir A, . . Jt Bedfordshire-joseph Howell, of Market-street, Esq. e Berkibire-William Wiseman Clarke, of Ardington, Esq. s- Budhs-William Bernard, of Nether Winchindon, Esq. td Camhridge ard Hunts-W. D. Gardiner, of Chatteris, Esq. s, Cbeshire-Booth Grey, of Ashton Hayes, Esq. ie Corhwalt-W. L. Si Trelawney, of Penquite, Esq.' Cum6erfand-john Losh, of Woodside, Esq. A Derhyshire ...

... LJONDON, .JANUARY .31. Al\lielri~il MI):lUl' to flic26h/'tilt l conltill intlli('ltieC (if dccl~isk c xift110m. obstailledl mu'Ll, tlle M\exicopi inellzlenets, ENI uin l :1 iild!oM Vll bV! tlhU ClOlllj)I(2tC I T-CSt~llbli lullelit of tle :1101tor~litv o ?? (1:, elIlIci.-lt. 'ITle G(vellnor-(Gullerll otf t.1a li 1i(!( leis :ibolisied tlt! impnosts levied on1 Aniericnn I( (.Is illd( iutli' ...