... ----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -- ITo the PR ERSIDIENT and l.)EMtAI' i:R of the (,',I ATIS | SAB3IATH- VENING SCHOOL SOCET'r Y. s As ) ou havo been pleased to treat me with a degree of ., igrriltitudce not easily to' be found anioung mlelt, b.ad at, thl n tiridi is; you cia have no) objectiou, i presume, to per- tiUit line to appealt to the Tribual l of the i'ubli; I taike thi. it niht hid for my own ...

... EA4JI' LAD)I' f MONOPOLY. To the ilostances already recorded of the publ'ic rspiri in Scoiland. displayed in petitioni:!g against t ae renewal of the East India M0ono.paly. wI are inl st )t happy to add the foulotvinr, ZiZ: hile Ma~istr: tesi !, and Yown Council of l.anarkl; the Merchanll and I ; lanufac:ture of Perth; nd the i a :;iatrates and I Tlown. Council of Kiltnarnock ; the Nlerchant ...

... P STS C R I P T. ILOIM11r1, !MAY-X 'de i RESIGNATIONV OF .l/ISTARRS. e- | Mr Wortley's motion, for all Address to the Prince Re- t- g gent, was brought forward on Thursday night in th- IHouse of Commnicns, and elicited one of the most animared party Debates, that has occurred during thle pressent Ses - so sion. The individual importalnce of Mr Perceval, had h, probably never beeir correctly ...

... E D I X B U IT G IT, Se-wth I 1. Wi fleda'v the L.ord Proro--t. \agistraat,-. ano'i j Cotinci xo:n d a dt;!iful a-d id io;al address to his. I1oval 11 tnI i?ss th6 Prince hegent; oil the expirv of tbe rc-ttrictionls nipo~ed bv tie regency bill. W te utliders:atd tiiit adv. ;s, so lzkte as 'ih'o Febrnar:, havs been ri'ceived in Glasgow fro; a Mal' ta, s. hticn mentio:. tilat the exchlanre ...

... IMPELRJIAL PA UL-iAMINT. HOUSE OF LORDS' dv~ ~~~~~tidoFb. .C Af Thc order of the day having been read, to consi- 6iol dler the Prince Regent's miessage, recommending to Parliament that a pension of 2(itol. a-year should bej settled onl the Earl of Wecilingtoo. re- The Earl of Liverpool said, thle first remark which en-would present. itseflf o their Lordshipsxsouldl be, that was i rn of th e ...

... D;M STI; 1NTELLIGEA'UEE tss~nl, JFeb. 20. In consequence of the distingniished gallantry dis- plaved by the lirst balidlionis ot the Coldstream an:d .,d regiments of font guards in tlhe I;t-l, ofTalavera, and by the delachments - tihe Q' hattalions of theiw sanm corps in the bwule of Warrosa, his royal highinest the Prince Regent has been pleased to approve I the words 7alavera and Barrosra ...

... MEIGOF YI~ii2T JAMES TAYL:GR SMiTH, ROT-A E7',: C wA N , r-.I-N 1BU R t. 1rsPi iCTFULt , Yanct-eaia;F thoNobiitv, centrv, Ma- of ea p!-hllic tc bsc Iripliopa Reding Roorms, I f'hoaeteu . &r. that he c: ninues to receive ordeit her ? )ppiving them rvisi! ti: filowirt Scrtch. English. anrl (psis Ncwepapecs, on filltait inwi'eratoe terits, 7U.i-h at polre.'- lenajnrsa 1.i c;eni.' ie. ,aee rI Pa ...

... DOAME'STIC I2LLIGENC, Tbel'ng (iavs a letter frn m Windsor) hias been, ' cons ered a iittlp better within these few days. so It much so, that he has oriered his own dinner;, ar- | ticularly his favourite dishes, fthe wh'dle'of which ueere I made and served up strictly according to his order, and he partook of them with a very good appetite, and ate very heartily. f O'n Monday night died, ;t ...

... tDOVEaSTIC BINT ELLIGENCE. II. an e tLone cn, JULY 16. TE said! that a diflerence of opinion has lately ex- 2 ' s;-ed (ani.)c~t he roval physicianis, one of them stand- i Isng alone in wishing all coinmmu;ticatioizs Ihatever ;to be -wiihheldl from hi; I'vfaiesty. tn It is said, that there is 'a majority in the Cabinet b, for gcanting to the Catholics the right to superior commnands in the ar ...

... CIRCUIT INTELLiGENCE. I lo * Jedburgp, Aprl . I 'Ie C, cuit Court of Ju;siriary was opened !,erel *e~iprkhiv a 'o Ile l,0o;' Justice-Cierk. -ndiew lPutherford, or Andrew I-larrv Liddell 13l~thfffd atendiaines Hloggan Ani'isn, i0o.n residing, -at ao!dntrean, acculsed of ceiebmniiil- clalndesiine ' an!! u il narriag7es, f dere found giili., anc ba- !t litA fih of the kmrgd-n of Scoliazi.1 ne- ...

... LONDON GAZE.TTh EXTRAbORDI.VAIRY. _- 0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ it WAR DEPARTMENT. it Downing S/rect, Augzest 16. n Lord Clinton, Aid-de-Canp to the Earl of Wellington, arrived this morning at the War Department, with dis-. patches addressed by hi, Lordship to Earl Bathurst, dated e the 21st, 24th, and 28th ultimo, of which the foltowing is are extracts : t, Cnbrera:os, 1har Salanzarca, ...

... FOR EI}GAT IAE lJ'iyLLs, bENLC'E. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Late on Wednesdav :i-ht Dispatches were re-1t ceijed by G3ovet-rnment front Marquis WCLLINGTON, |nd Z crci colnimunicate(7 to the public on Thursday ! morning, in a Gazette Extraordinlrv, of wbich the Isibsiance is given in) a subsequent column. The DIis- patches are dated from Ciudad Rodrigo; and we ' ish thiee had been of a more gratifs ...