... W1EDNESDAY-JUL3Y 8. Yesterdays the Secret Committee of the House Commons, to whom were referred the papers connected with the state of the disturbed districts, at 1esgth agreed upon the report, after much discus. Te Prince Regent has made a present to Ma. &ne Catalani of a plume of diamonds; to Naldi, f a 5olitaire; and to Fischer, a gold snuff-box, em. bsssed with his Royal Highness's picture ...

... 0 PAZTE COcRAA3PO.IE$6iTC , . . . London, May'8, half-past seven. P. M. By the Anhole-mail of to-day, we have advices- from Petersburgh to the Sth jilt. by which we are Fiurnished with tje followin, .I. PER5AL DEOlAitATION. f13- the grace of God, we, Alexanider the First, Emperor of all the Rus sias, &C. &c. The present situation of Europe requires the adoption of firm and strobng measures, ...

... 4dGRJCUL~TAA-L )eipoART3S * ' ENGLAND.' ?? wheats just getting into. bloom are described in the. °£ report's, from mnost parts 'of the country, as -looking pardcu- r larly well. The continued winds and rain have not yet had an unfavourabie effect; on the contrary, the rains have been S Bg beneficial to the corn, and an early harvest is expected. ilhe J; for crops appear large and bulky, the ...

... Caleboran cvrcutrv EDINBURGH,. A S ATURD rA 2- .JA-vA ARr 25. TIHE KING. ' Windsor, Jan. 21. r -The strength 'of his Majesty's constitution has t again withstood the attacks of the violent paroxysms of last week. To-day, the KZing is much better -in his bodily -health, having enjoyed several hours sleep f in the course of the last night; and in consequence E the state of his mental inelady is ...

... , gmFURR 9 ?? ^aame .nsieans an idea prevails that. Th~ni~rs- ']&i,9 ilo lived to the~ age of 152 yearsb wvas the oldest man on ?? Henry Jenkins,. %vho lived to the age of 169-years, amongst the chil- dred~ofmniortality; but on referring to Luckhame's Rook,t X fihd the naines oF two who wenrt beyondl thatof Parr, and one come very near to that of the old fi;sherinatl4 Jcnkins,-viz. Thomas ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LST-Aug. 11. XB1I. The Cherub sloop of 'war sailed from St Thiomna's 3d ult. t With between 70 and s0 vessels under her convoy, ?? rltaim. ?? ?? ~ ' The Mars of and for Wilmington, from.Losdon, which was detaimed and sent ?? Ist instant, by the. ChIarej - A. S. has been released. e ' ; The. Mary aqd Janei asssett, frot London to Boston, . .r ic wasdetainedandsentinto the Downs ...

... talebonian ~Dercurp# EDINBURGH,' SATURDAr--RZBR.VAIRY 1. Fronm the Ordinary Gazette it will be observed, that Lord Wellington is resolved to push the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo with -all possible vigolur. 'His army, it is said, armoants to 45,000 effective men, 'with.whiich he must very soon effect the reduction of the place, if he is not interrupted by the advance of Marmont's army. Whether the ...

... AMERICAN PAPEBRA I ; CUMOTS SUBMITTED TOI CONGRESS. ii' have rece~ived a series of American ard 'Hali.- Pr X ta'x papers; ehe~ fo~rmer't'o the 8th;'an',the latterto , ' -the 19thaiultt :Fram these we have extracted the t 'most Iateriai part of the inmportant docrnents eth r lati'o' the. overiures to and froR tfiis co'untry, ihait Ir accompanied_ ?? nessage.. - - , The first is, a ,letter,.from ...

... ; O SE -OF - - I a D.sr_,s ?? . .: .. . 3 The appeal feof H i w oe d their Lordihj' So. aft~'h djure : for some time, after ijch, it -was adj untid unl to-mior- row. The coffee duty bill andvoflcera' haf-pay bill a third tfime, andsassed.' . ?? the toleration Nill, he LORnD. CHAt ,ELLOR moved ananiendiedmet to leave out tlie second clause .vhichadmitted- tbat the preacher afid ...

... %- -, i ?? _ZaONDON GAZETTE. * ~ ~~ i^L ..11 . - DOWX- -Trz-Ji. 128, 1812. v A letter, of which the following is an ertract, has been re- ceivei it the oflice of thei Earl o Liverpool,.fros Col -i Greenm emnployel onsa _iaricular servfce in CatalonisdaZ ted Vich3, 9thfleeembgr,.i~il.- ,atYi 1st WC ths ie- titi7.the enermy unrited a1l ti ' a' disposable force in-lhe Ampurdan, for the purpose of ...

... ?? , , Monday morning, Earl Moira and Mr Caining had audiences of the hotzse. ?? Regent, a atn hopse. ?? ' Yesterday the Earl ?? a meeting of -his friends, to the number of about gO, at hbs house in Whitehall. Lord -Erskine. and Mr Sheridan,, and a select party of fuiends, dined widi-the Earl of' Moira on. Monday. The Marquis of Htntly gave a griffd. diiner ye- terday evening to- the Dukes of ...

... . t r HOUSE OF LORDS&iLm 30. At a quarter past three o'clock, the L8RD CHAN- CELLOR took the Wbolsack, together with Lords L ivrpor, HAIRIowBY, WAtSING1I1A, WEST- MiORLAND, and the Archbishop. of CANTEnRBURY, and sent the Gefitleman Usher of the Black Rod to summon the Commons, to hear the two commissions read; the one for passing the Eiglish Insolvent Debtors' bill, the other for the ...