... . T'lE, PRIN1CE REGENT6 METE. | 'he hhstory oi orii amdsen:mehti Jreents no spenies of ..pectaftle such as we are now about to descrice: it vas a ckej':d'w vre which, ini splendotir and viriety never, we lelieve, was equalled ih any age or coujiitry. Canrton--louse has been cgtisilered a the acme of ofer- fectionl; in interior telcoration it certainly' has long ex- celled. Ati acknowledgedp ...

... X fe u crat lat year invadled Sicily, Sir John Stuart ?? of' tle 2oth Light Dragoorls, Jacob bl I . A 1-1-. (4vvvl!l. With orders for the, British j---:iman tl johii Greenl, Witil oruers lur tloe urmstu C Igniantler at NIcs'ifl, , apriSing, the men of the impor- ,oce of their trust, and( the necessity of delivering their ,4jISptcheS. WVhen the men arrived iiear Messina, early i, thle uiornilig ...

... §friav, &-tlaiav', iotUr. allo 09ORMTiso tower, - ?? to: I rom the LONDON GAZETTE, JTunc 0. hi DowNiNG-STREFT, June 8th, 1811.t A DISPATCH of whieb the following, is a copy, _ A Was, on tbe Gth instant, received at Lord Liver- 1lSlb' Otflice, addretsed to his Lordship by Lieitt -Gen. r Viscount Wellington, dated Elvas, 24th May. 1811 )Iy Lord,-SINCE I addressed vou ont the 22nd instl. I have ...

... rAlf!AERL PIRL1MEIN T. ..OUSi of COmmoN S. THUI~lSI)AY', ,Iai~e 6.3 lor(1 ?? callcdl the ntten- i on of tli e t-lose to the investigation, which took place upward:i of two years ago, iuto the conduct of the Duke of York. O(n tlat ocesIsioII he %was t*ie of ?? who ac- iu itted his loyal Ii ighiness of eorr~'ptiou ; but he consi- (dred him a uiltv Oik'f erhlimial nIewli-eence, which boider- ...

... ?? . WFD NE , u - ?? x ..EXETER, WS nNESDAV, 'June ;.I 7.e Ez'traordinary Gazette, comtainibdg tie interestitg articaulays ?? Rattle of XJlbuewa, will be Jomnd in 3urJ /st n{tags. The Iength of tkese details have obliged qs to om.it tan~q adowtise¢ents, and evoerql aticwes rof pst nor ezflpror2ae. Wj Vridav last the Rev. Charles Holdsworth, A. B. .vas institute.d by the Preeentor of Exeter, to ...

... fritiaY3, 9?Daturoavq 19:,?-Unbay3j ano a-ectioavo Potiol From the London Gazette Extraordinary, Publishled M(ONDAY, Jene-3, 1811. Doc''4tNG-STXREoT, ,hint', 2, 81 1. I ISPATrc'IIE, of wbich thle followinig are extracts, D have been this day received by tle Earl of Iiver- Pool, addressed to his Lordship by Lieut.-General Vis- countWellington, dated Elvas, Q92d May, 1811. On the nistht of the ...

... f sabav 9aturbaf, gitanbaE an 0tbt' Of¢ _o go .M 0-t l ronm the LONDON GAZETTE, Junt 2e. ADMIRALTY-OFFICZ) June 22. `'opy of a letter from Reai-.dmmiral Diron, addressed to I/ice-Admiral Sir James Surmarez, Bart. His Majesty's Ship Vigo, off'Romsoe, Sliai June 1, 181l. T Have tbe pleasure to inform you that Captain Watts' J otf the Woodlark, captured, on the night of the 23d ,jtltipo,, after a ...

... Spanish papers to the 26th ?? have arrived. An j~xtilaoi'dillary Ga~ette, published by ?? 0u- ?? ?? and. BlaEr- tjfils the ?? of Gellerals ttst anti asiium. re- T lative to the battle of Albuera. We learn fron thesd is- b' patchss some facts not mnenftioie(l in otr G.azette. Ge- lieral (aStitlioS states that Lord Wellintgtok) propostl, d whlnu he uade his first visit to Elvas, that 'lie Geeral ...

... P -SC - .i- i . P()ST SCRIt.PI Frmn tlbo LOND)ON (GAZ I '1E of June 4, Fj-! IS Niglt's Gazette eonltailns a promo11tion} of 38 ^ Mu~ (fao; 'erals tD be Lieutetrilt-GElncral.s; 94 (lonels to be Majim-Generals ; 42 Lientetiat-Colonelk to)be rhmni;; aci4 4G Majorstob e Lieute t.Colonehs ij thboiv. B1\N KkUPTS. J;ht Grhalni, late of Ca,]ifle, 3oineu and ?? Yellolev, of Newofafle.-upon- Tvne, ...

... POS TSCRIP Ti. L ONDOAT- TuESPAY. Julle 18. :HE following Bulletinl was shewnou Sunday at i. St. Jamiess Palace: Wind sor Castle, June I 5. 18 1.. UHis Thajesty apca-rs to havc been a little befter is t NYs wvck tkau the week precceding.., :.Sei d as befose. Thvo rhort yesterday. atWldAior, of the stale t'f the Eiilg as, that }e -re -i**m thesame stato as he was on Sunday. ?? t II VVSe ...

... a leas __ or by- ?? gnbar, 4aturIav, Dunbar, I ago g1Ioflbal'0 iVotI0 I' LO1VDON. SATURDAY. June 15. ?N the House of Lords on Thursday last, the Pttrt of Radnor rose, amid stated his intention of moving on' {ticlay, or swnse other ,day more convenient, for the ttlrenticated copy of tbe indictmuent lately foun d against ,s Noble Peer-(Lord C.) . Lord Ellenbororgh said, tbat thi3 was a motion ...

... rXETER,' XVEDNESI)AN, June 26. ?? Ps-inter-s f this Poper respectfull inform their Friends aznd f Customers in the NORTII of DEvO.4, that thei C lerk i i(lo hA i i s tee ple &ure of ua igti on tfenz in thue course of aftw ds, with their tl-ea'wliy accounts, when it is requtisted .th1at thao?`e * way be absentftomt hiome, will leave the sums due ,Wit their domesticks ; and that such, as ?Ieside ...