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... HOUSE OF LORIDS-Nov. 30. TRE PRINCE REGENT'S OPENING THE PARLIAMENT. Soon after twelve o'clock :this rnornin *'the Prince Regent proceeded from Carleton Rouse to 5t James'&- Palace, and about one set out from thence I his Majesty's state coach, through St James's Park, drawn by the cream-coloured horses, aad at- tended precisely as the King used to be. The' draft from the Life- Guards for ...
... rT-ELERS OF > following nrp to- Ac . ;The ?? are the letters from .the Marqu.,: of Buckingham and Camden, oferia f seirvice parts of the produce of their o Puicl t ce m ofthe Excequei. The Lords Of the Treasury i~ 3 consequence of their offers, requested the e : t f their l espective sums into the Bank of Lngt odpg S voluntary contributions. .7 The Ailarquisses of. TJCark5lGAU ard C0. ...
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... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Dec.25. 1812. The President, Congress,,3nd United States frigates, and' Argos sloop of wat, sailed from Bostonr on Sth October; -the t Uhited States was spoken with oni 14th, in lat. 41' long. 61. She had parted from the resc of tliesqiiadron four davs before. b Tbe Essex frigate sailed from' the Delaware on , .7th October. 1 he Cbnsti!tion frigate and Hornet sloopof war ...
... LONDON NEWs CQ1TINUED. A -royal tigger, on:the -rtI. Dec, last, made its ap- pearance in the fields of,Wagra, near Bombay. In- foraation' having been gwven to the Judge at Berah, aff Adawlet guard of -10 'persons, armed with mnus- I kets and 'swords, were sent, to discover and kill t~he anipmaL . The service they bravely 'er oredi; but having in their. advapee upon the ferocious animal. b~een ...
... TO THE LORD PROVOST AND MAGISTRATES OF EDIN- BURGH, . AND OTHER TOWNS IN SCOTLAND. It NTL-of ?? GENTzsrxtEN,-The accounts -bf the harvest, from the rnorth and other parts of Scotlandare sugh as to lead to the rea- Sb sonable expectation that we shall not firtl provisions very pleus- tiful during the months of next summer; on the contrary, there is reason to fear, both fromn tho.backvwardness ...
... *(CiISCLLAtt. - War-lyMce, ?? Nov. 181°. have tbe honour to transmit herewith, for oitfOrmatioi, a printed copy of the Prince Re- 0'5 Arrant of the 26th September last,-abolisbh r. the former practice oftransferring the payment f the pensions of the widows of officers of the land { :rces5 from Great Britain to Ireland, and viceversa, on the removal of regiments from one establish. dt to the ...
... I _ ; M I'rI tile letters rela ting to a., recent 6fr`f`a!rw Mistice by.the A.mericn offert, of a , Ar : mstce y ?? iha.iw to a peace, 'havebeen' subrnitied 'toCorgressJ and we have insertedthese documents in another part of our paper., It is now clear, that the controvers etweer two courltries of Britain ahd Arherica la. been gra- dually worn away almost to nothing. The orders iin .Council ...
... . EDINBURGH N EWS CONTINUED. Sixty~ive sick prisoners were on Monday-landed at Leith, frotnthe Ariel ?? transports, and con- veyed in eight artillery waggons to the depot at' Green]la'w -; and on Tuesday twenty-two' Weielanded: ?? ?? transport, and sent in three wag'ons to the samhe place. quarry ?? hill, on splitting a- huge, block of freestone, xiearly three tons weight, founrd a living- ...
... (Ea niaf n 4rurrp EDINBURGH, lTHURSD Ar2-DECEMB.R 31. We mentioned in our'last the capture of the Ma- cedonian frigate, of 38 guns, and 300 men, by the United States, with 44 guns, and 460 Men. This intelligence is unhappily confirmed, and the official ac- counts are arrived, which will appear in Tuesday's Gazette. The Macedonian bad 104~ men killed and wounded. The h aster'ate was killed, ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS-DEC. 12. The SugarBrewery, and the StarchProbiibitionbills were read a second time, and ordered to be commit- ted on Monday. Lord Ellenborough's. Insolvent Debtors. Amend- mnt bill was reported, and ordered to be read&,a third time on Mohday.-Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Dtc. 11. GOLD COIN BILL. (Coz ni,,e frosz our lastP rivate Correspondenrc.) Mr HUSicISSON observed, that the ...
... -IMPERIAL PARLIAWIT.-- HOUSE OF LORDS-Nov.. S0. : ?? ?? oer last Privets Co>r~eiponiden.) Tvlarquis WELLEsLEY, in rising, sta-ted tkat many !tIiS of 'the speech and address had his warmest con- currence; asnthose' which regarded 'the vwar in the Penins'ul'a, andi' ;oar illustrious ally. the Emperor Alexander. He' particularlv agreed with that part' (A-'ihe speech where his Royal ilrness s iA, ...