... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... From the 4ONDON GAZETTE, Feb. IlADMI-IRALTY-OtFICE, FebruarT Copy of a Lettcr from Vice-Admiral Berne, Cczr2n.k D Chief of his :Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ca,- o'f I ]iope, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated or. board G- jesty's ship the Africsifc, SL. Paul's, Is.I of Rourhnn. tiV Oct. 13ic. t e SRa-F9ll6 wing the intentions 'communicated bvy Ietter addressed to you of the 26th August, ...

... * EXET.CR, WVEDNESDAY,'d e3. |f3b I)n Twesday the 12ev. Charlci'Seceuinbe -was liceneed 4y the 4ev. Dr. Gariuett Eq tho t Lectureship of Saiut Aidrt-ws; in Plymouth. :..a:liuday was rnarripd, at the Holy Trinity, Mr. John E~ni ek, liqi r drapcv, tp MissrDudile I, (dest daughter of Mr. Sbnztimel Dtizdi lei of this city, fgcnt. M.S ir iV4a, Ua brook, by specii ( iJicmCee, on ToesdITV the4 V1i1h ...

... 4IAIISSNAL- OIACl0ON4LD. 'is Excellelcy Alexander M'Donald,' Marslial and General in the French army, Duke of Thareito, &c.. I is a native of Irol 0. He ?? born within a few miles . of Ardee', in the county of Louth,. of parents in. easy I circumstancesi2 His fither intending him fur the church gave hr M a libeial education: At the age of fifteen h&e was sent to the academy at Ddndalk, vhere ...

... TULESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. . S - - . I .1 I 1 q 1 . , 4 . AtiM3RtALTY-orFICZ, I-en. 5. Coep of a Ldettei fioees 'Capt. Ger. Downisc, trwaisc- Milited bp ?? Campbell. . JIM. Sloop Ro~ynlist, Dowsi',s, Feb. 3. Ssn,-Bein yesterdayrnvsiruing between St. Valery en Coux and 'FccrIp,, a sail WaSseell at dayll ,ilt, to which wa gav cabace, and soon after'made her oat to be one of tile eneiny's ...

... Caebaonian eevcur'. I _ ; - ?? EDINBURGH, Ar . j - F . 1 , AI 2 ?? ,QYDfAT--FEBRU.Xz~r ,1. STATE OF FIS .MAJESTY'S 1TTEALTIt. Windsor Castle, Feb. 7. ' His Majesty seems to be making gradual progress to- wards recovery. Windsor Castie, Feb. 8. His Majesty continue-s to make gradual progress towards recovery. (Signed as usual.) In~telligence was received frbm Cadiz on Tliurs- day, which ...

... PRIYATGE CO-.R]SPON.DEVArCE. ( London, Feb. lI, - past 7. r. a. Our letters to-day from the shores of the Ta- gus, are-both important -and satisfactory; they are to the recent date of the 2d inst. The following are extracts fiom them ' Lisbon, January 3Oth I avail myself of tie opportunity of writing to you by his Majesty's sloop the Fervent. . Our army is in good health indeed, I might say ...

... POSTlSTSCRIPT. o (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, FE2. ?? 3 per C. Cons. 66J-Red. 66(-Omrniam 4j dis Anolher Mail froni Lisbon arrived tlis rnorning. Mortier, instead of stopping to, lar siege to Badajos, has crossed the Guadiana, near that place, and is advancing to the left Baitk oh the Tagus with I12,0:0 mnen: Important opera- tions may be expected immediately. General Silveira attacked Drouett's ...

... P 0 R T U G A L. . : Private Letter. r f have little news to tell you about the 'armies. Massena does not yet feel himself strong enorpgh to attack us. It is understood that a reinforcement of' 11,23,000 have already crossed the Pyrenees, Which will dwindle down to 15 or 16,000, before they join the army; and that Mortier has marched to co- operate with Massena; Mortier's corps does not ex- ...

... P08 TSCRIP I . i , I L: ONDOQIV Tuesi)opy. Feb. 12. 'I1R afternaon the Speech was delivered tG_ both T louses ol 1Parliamnent by the Cominis-idaiers ap- polli by iis Royal Highliness the Priuce Re-ent. The~fJ~ttdol GSziette was liot jiublished. whev our ex-. ?? lut l .on'lon, eonseqnucutly we canlot wive it verba: tim, 'bhittil6 1 ll1vwin'g, we bviieve, vill he found to be a eirrect ...

... LONTDo.N .FRIDAY-FEBRUARY S. TIlE .RErGENZ. Wircdnesday being the day appointed for ?? in the Prince of ATales as Regent, before his O!;rS upon kimself that imrortant. orFfce, about clock a atv of the fank companies of thl' dieCs, with their colours, the band or fhe ld i Ment, drums and fifes, with wvhite guIte' on 1,WM ed into the coult-yard of Carlton House, xvhere I colours were pitched in ...