... MONDAY-NOVEMBER U The account received in town last night of Prince Regent was of a favourable nraure; alia. he had a restless night on Saturday. AIS tiX clock yesterday morning he was macis refrshed, the inflamnmation in his ancle, &c. wvs Iessaflz, in the afternoon he was considered muc be every respect. A nunmber of persons of disinction lefttL at York-house yesterday. The Scout, which ...

... 'DESAT OPGIRARD. ?? ~ - - - X a, ?? 1:11: We are enabled to insert a .Itee f'omi Geie- a Hil~i's b~ther, ?? bein$ thbearer' the of- cial report to Lord;WeWliigqtn, Wnmust haive -6ss'ess- e'd'th'e'jnot aitimle 'm'eans bf V rrnatiion)~ to h1ts cdr- ?? ~isboki,' together with such' adidiion- al CirCuim~sf ances 'as':tblA 'tcoirespoiidel6ent ,was himself enawbled 'to cilleeti~- i ?? ?? 2 Lsbon ...

... I D)OMESTIC I.NTELLIG,.ENCE. LOOSi1, 0 , 7. the tiol dal The Prince Regent, we understand, will Fiot re- turn to Carleton House until Thursdav-ext, in or- tur. der to preiide at the Council to be holden orn Friday, me when the final prorogation of Parliament will be set- qut tled, andl Fridlay, the 7th of January, it is expected, a'v will then be fixed for the meeting of oth Houses for the ...

... PIREZN thE! EXCHQUEv. 11 1. I u . R . - Early yesterday morning, the upper part of- the Exchequer.Ch rnber, Parliament Square, was dis- c9vered -to be on fire.~ On the first: alarm, the, en-~ gines belonging to the different offices, and also the city engiiiesrepaired to the spot. At five in the morning, the conflagration presented an awful spec- tacie, and to a distant beholder from the south ...

... LUDICGMOUS EFFECTS OF TRE APPEARANCE OF A COMET IN 17k2. ?? I In the year 1712, Mr Whiston having calculated the return of a comet, which was to make. its appear- ance on Wednesday the 14th of October, at five mi- nutes after five in the morning, gave notice to the pub'lic accordingly, with this terrifying addition, that if a total dissolution of the world by fire was to tak6 . placedn the ...

... tatcuonin Percurp. EDINBURGH, HUl s D A r- oVYE SMB FR 14. t ncrced to Ihave Sieen able to lay before our readerq, .:fe speech of the Lord Presidnt, on taking the chair 7QCaotrt of Session on Tuesday; but, owing to the exer- 7:ehare made to procure an accurate report, we are thenrecesstqy of deferring it till Saturday, whon -e can our rteders with tsis able address, exactly as it was THE KING. ...

... LONDOY . WEDNESDAY-NOVEMBER °7. TiE KING.-The report of the state of the King yesterday was, that he remained in the same state, but gets very little rest day or night. THE PkINCE REGENT.-The following official no- tice was issued yesterday: Oatlands Nov. 26.1811. so The Prince Regent's foot is so considerably bet- ter that no further bulletins will be given, and' his Royal Highness will ...

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... GAZ-RET£rAT ESlAtORDINARY. EGwiVrm O1NCc V, ,vI i A Diipatch, of which the followrr:g iF an exrz:.-, ?? rereired dbis wrornirnw bv the ?? ?? W1i u Charles Stiuri, Esq. 1i; 1' £-y 5 p l Lus!;o~&,i d NOVember 2, ISII; Flie iloveicnvri of General GiC.-d oc Cacee. s I d ce'l ( rc oil fliii lo brelal: up tromn jlrta t, n tht. ' , lit- reached Albuq itk'rqrie ot1 th, . 'rnd on the ?? l; i:s hlta(l ...

... To r'!E ErDITOR OF THE ABETRijEui JOURNAL. . [ sr~~~ A'dite otteram Pa/ems~. { | See, , Bi Ili your paper of the I3th, I observed 5' a wanton and & unprovoked attack on the Author of the Hisiorv sf M er - te & ro, by a Correipondent, who has not thought it proper of to favour the public with his name, but who, firan his do;- m: trine and his rmaener, i's evidently a votary of Methodism. th ...

... . LLOYD's MARINE T--v. x2. ,j, . _ .i The Requin.privafeer, of 16 guns and 5i8 men, belonging tofloulogne, was- taptured ?? on. 1'hursday' by- the Naiad frigate, and sent into the Downs. : t'he General Graham, from Lonalo= to'.Botany Bay was spoken, on the -28thSeptembeF, in.. lat.}1i. 45. -long. 26. S6. all well. Parted, from the Prince Regent, ' , bound' to Jamaica, on 16th, alliwell, Ilat. ...

... S I C I L Y. There seems to he a general expectation of some at ,revolitiOll taking ?? in Sicilv, if it has not ?? sC ta-ken place. We ate perfectly at ad :ss to explain the policv of the Siciliain CGovernment. The British n sare regai~ded bv the Court wvith jealousy, distrust, St ond every other sentiment but thait which they merit. e say the C'ourt, as'coutradistingnished from the p~eople, ...