... Parliainentayly C7ompediuI. ?? i u p . ol HOUSE OF LQRDS, 1IoNDAY,.Nov. SIOh. er Their Lord.ships began to assemble nt about 12 be 0coc0k. Pecressus and[ other ladlies being admitted, and the attendance of the Peers in their robes being of numerous, the scene was elegc3nt and splendid. co The Prince Regenlt took his seat on the throne at wi shount two o'clock; ard t~e Ialouse ofI Commllones ...

... GLNLRAL GASCYYE'S SPEECHi. In our last number, a letter was addiessed-nldcr the sigruature of' T to General Gascoyne, ii conse- quence of his observations on the Orde rs in Council, contained in a speech delivered by bins at a ditiner of hisfiiends in Liverpool, on the 224th cf November. -The readers of T.'s lettcr mig:ht conceive ther3 must have been some mistake in the ireprt of`Gene- ral ...

... (from Dr. Clarke's Travels.J .s The Russian manners are much the same both in the' prince and the peasant. The first nobleman in the empire, on being dismissed by his sovereign frotm I attendance upon his person, or on withdrawing to his estate, in consequence of dissipation and debt, be- takes himself to a made of life little superior to that I of the brutes; you will then fnd him throughout ...

... NAVAL INTULLiOENCE. - I I .- rz|. .. . *A1 1- - . Ruly, taylor, from Glsgow for tbis port, is totally lost on Counbry !.cnlan t lirtas, Gardner, hence off Oporto Bae Iln'ian WI-Hnter, Stevens, henice for New Orleans, was at Naa- saeon fnl September IHolusar, Alderson, from llondoras at Cork Jane, Kendall, from Gottrlrburg at Brifaot r Neptune, Bell, from Lancaster at jliranidcr i John, Tyrer, ...

... FROM OUR CORRESPONDEN: V--.A V-h--nv T-n1- .1.Z Royal Exchange, London, 11 cdcsdOyn/1,:, The Court of King's Bench was croodde al to suffocation this morning, to hear thetf trial: . The King v. ./ian and Leigh Hunrt, This was an ?? proceeding for an lle, libel upon the Prince Regent. The libel being read, the Solicitor. noerrl pealed- to the jury, whether this was not a fOld, tlignant, and ...