... FRIDAY2 NOVEMBER 29. His Majesty, according to the report ofyesterday, remained much the same as he has been for some time past. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent protracts his residence at Oatlands, not from positive inability to bear the motion of a carriage, but that the rapid progress towards recovery may not be impeded by the possible return of inflammation. Wednesday Princesses ...

... . FRIDAY-DECEMBER 20. THE PRINCE RAGENTs COURT. Wednesday being the day appointed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to receive the address . of the Lord Mayor and Corporation of the city of London, for the prevention of the distillation from grain, they arrived at York House, St James's, in i grand procession, in the following order, about a quarter before three o'cldck:- i The ...

... GENERAL ORDERS OF L!EUT.-GENERAL HILL. I ' Portr1egre, Novenibur 9, ISIi. Lieutenant-General Hill finds great satisfaction in congratul4ting the troops -or' the success which has attendedthe eceni operations in Estrenupduri; and, idl so doing, he cannot but endeavour. to do 4-s/tice-to Mte merits of those zh-outmh whose exer. sions iet ?? been obtained. The patient and willing endance -of ...

... . } aeantonian evcurpy EDINBURGH,. M ONlD AY.rDECAMBPIS R 16. The private accounts from Windsor, since our last, state, that his Majesty's debility has increased- We understand there was a consultation of his Majesty's physicians on Wednesday, at Windsor, at which it was resolved that they should make an al- teration in the treatment of his Majesty's case, by re- turning to the less coercive ...

... INWTERESTiLG COMMUNICATION. Extract of a Letter from a Gentleman at liourbon, to his Sister in London. ?? Saint Dennis, Island of Bourbon, March9, 1811. I mentioned in a former letter, I intended re- turning to India on board the Hon. Company's'b transport Melville, on the 5th of this month, (the b woeful day. three years I quitted England.) She got under weigh from Port Louis about eight. ...

... 1!OM THE LONDON GAZETTE DOWNING-STREET, DECEMBER X, 1811. p A letter, of which the following is an extract, has. been re-, ceived from Colonel Green, enmployed on a particular ser-V vice in Catalonia, dated Berga, 16th October,'-sll. Since my letter of the 9th instant, I have the satis- h faction to announce to your Lordship -the surrender c of the University of Cervera, which capitulated on ...

... FUNGLAND. The heavy rains in the early part of last month rather imo for peded the latter wheat sowing on tenacious oils; but the'rnild . weather in the latter part of the month has been highly 'pro- Sta pitious to the young wheat plants, vhich have made a rapid Or growth for the season, and promise to get a good cover be- For 'fore the Nainter. The last crop rises thing where it was struck is ...

... ! E. I LLOYD's MARINIR; LJSr-ec. 10.1811i. Trie Francis, Hays, ,frofi Montserrat te St Kitts dnd Lon- dron, has put into Antigua, and landed her cargo, having 'Ol' 17th Septtmber, struck on the south end of Nevis, she unshipped her rudder, and received much d ani geithe The Ann, Razor, from Clyde to Ne, Brunswick, was lost- St.d o~fOctoler, on Cape Sable Cr ?? ew ad ?? othe cargo saved. The ...

... TIYE TALBOT SLOOP OF f AR. Extract of a Letter from an Oiicer J)elonging to his Majbty's ship Talbot, dated Loughiwilly, Dec. 10. Here we are once more, thanks to God's providence, in safety, after an absence of tell eventful days. At mid-day of Saturday,' the :i;h u~t. with a fair wind and smooth water, we weigled i;+ coronpaly with thei nufortunate Sailanla on a cruise, as was intended 4f ...

... _BeOT. X4NkRvrlr X . . - _ SR3VESTRAT1ONS. I ' WILLiAX MOFFAT, jeweller in EdinburgAs-Credi ors . meett Johlbn's COffeehot;se thare,- ?? Decdiaber and ith J a- , . nuar~y, one o'clock. . r. S THE'RiANd and M.5.CrAY, merchants 4i Thurso-Cre-,r :.iditors meet in Jarnes 8tewart's, Vintner there-' 20th )Decemhbej a r and.l1th Iantary, 120'clock. ) : ?? 3tc.-o BODAN and SkiRvits, merchants in ...

... WAR.GP!FKE-Do S, 15t]. . .3d egirsent ?? Ouar.ds-Capai Thos. W. Bro- . therton, from the $th Ij.t 4dragoons, tobe Ma1or, or pur- ) chasd, viceHolines, promoted. '4th Dltto-LieUtenanrRoiert Warren to be Captain of a _ jtroopj-b'y puirchase, yice Webb, who retirea. T ith Regrient of Diagoon.'Cornet P. G. Barrett to be , LiutenantM' withoutMpurchase, ice Madden, who resigns. r e6th ?? H ry' ...

... AiMCULTURAL RIPORTS. UPPER. WARD Or LANARKSHIREe' On account of the heavy rains, the operations in the fields w fere in a great measure suspendedctill after the middle Of the ifiwownth. The' husbandmnan, however, did not then remain idle. He foqd employment in taking to market the cattle he could ::Pare-inaputung up others to be fattened-in disposing of _ the product of the dairy-in thrashing ...