... HOUSE OF LORDS-3uNr 16. .- -e ^ ar SCOTS APPEAL. it THE BARL OF MORTON V. JAMES STVART. Sir Samuel Romilly, for-the appeliantls, stated, that this is an appeal from the Court of Session in Scotland. The facts of the case are ?? present case regards the use and la, possession of two roads from the village of Easter Aberdour southward to the Frith of Forth, the, one to the harbour on he the ...

... -. WAR-OFFICE-IUJz l 1.8 18 2dtRigiment of Life Guards-ames DavidFitZgerald tobe 18 Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, without purchaise; Comissilb hea dated May 'OstS. S- 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Crnet. Seagar Parry to for be Lieuteiant, by puiebsae, -vice Bertie, who retires dated 3. May 27. 1813. Sd Ditto-Captain George Watts to be Major, by purchase, ch. vice Weston, who retires; dated as ...

... ?? .4; 1 ?? EDINBURGHs ZvZU1?sD~r -JUNE 24. - 'in OwGconmunisatio. 4 tt - Heligoland, June 14. ?? 2ccounts from the opposite coast are of the 11th ethey C01nfirm the preceding one of an .eavy contri Ikn g been lid upon- the Hamnburghers, in eonfSe- trihg te stay of the Rusdans in +by*heY ?? say aD anrmistice has beef concluded for (> nthe be~lbgereli hzbi 'iveno particulirs. ~ Preven eed ...

... FRIDAY-JUNsi 11. Yesterday, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent held a levee and Privy Council. - The following were among those who had the honour of being presented. Lord James iiurray, on being appointed Aid-de-Camp to his Royal l-lighness the Prince Regent, with the rank of Co. lonel. Colonel Birch R1ygardson, on his promotion, and upon taking the name of Reynardson. Lord Whitworth, on ...

... IHUSE OF LORDS-JUNZ 9. In the case of I Totey' and Lindsay,' it' was de- termrined, that tbe who!e should be rernitted to the Court of Session, to review' their decision. It was a case in %which the Scots Court had assumed juris- diction to dissolve an English marriage,, which the twelve judges had lately, in Lollie's case, declared. to be indissoluble, except by act of Parliament. It w'as a ...

... eOTTEYStRGH MuILS. Stralsund, May 29.n The battles of'the 19th, MIt, 21st, and 22di cost many men;both to the allies and the French, but unquestio6 blly the latter ssffered in the propor- tion, of two to onie. The Russian left wing was never engaged; and the Emperor Alexander, in a letter written in his own hand-writing to the Crown Prince, says', I did not'wish to expose all the 'troops, in ...

... FROM THE-LONDON GAZETTE. FORFIGN OFP?ICE-JUNE 22. 1813. 1Disatches, of which the following are copies and extacts, bave been received by Viscount Castlereagh, from General L~ord Viscount Cathcart, K.T. and Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Stewart, K.B. dated the 26th and Sl1t May, and 1st June 1813. Mv: LORDHead-quarters, Jauer, May 26. 181S. Myt LORD, An opportunity offering for England, I ...

... TUESV4'.Y, JUNE 1 S. The loan bill was read a second time andcorait- l ted for tc-morroW. Mr ROSE moved the order of the day' for the third reading of the ship owner's relief li3rhich was read a third time. On the question that the bill do pass, Mr R. SMiTH proposed to leave out the woids c British ship or vessel, and let it stand generally ship or vessel. l This amendment was adopted, and ...

... FROM1I THE LONDON G~AETTE.. ADNXIRALTY-OFFlCS-OJURE 12. 18191. Cony of a Letter from, Captaitti Tivlbr, of fin Majesty.'s hpip Apolio, addressed to Rear-Admiral Freemantle, and transmitted by Vice-Admixal Sir Edward Pellew to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Mjaiesty-'s ship Apollo, ffOtranto, Sm. , December 22. 1812. As the position of'the tower of St Cataldo (which 'is the strongest between ...

... - EHOUSE OF LORDS-Jum 1S. tfra.. In T -^AX f. ffh ANP-S '-Ltrd L2Sve0pogL moved, .tbat the report from the hoise of Commons upon the subject-of Eastndiaaffairs should be laid in the table and read, preparatory to the discussion on Lord LLUDERDALE strongly opposed tlli idea of entering n into a discussibn of this question during the present session- of Parlianient in this House, conceiving it ...

... - THE LOOAZE pfROgM.THZONI N PAZITTE. I D0WNING-STZET-,TJUN i9. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the nanmeand on the behalf of his Majes- ty, to appoint Lieutenant-General the Right 11o. nourabkt Tlblas Maitbatd to be Gove, nor and Com- inander in ief of the island of Malta and its de- ,pendencies. ?? ,-t ?? . BANKRUPTS. 'Wlhiiam Lambert, Ingleby Aicnilhe, Yqrk, ...

... BURNING OF WQMEN ILV INDI-. T.he following re~port of 10 women burned alive on the funeral' pile of their deceased husbands, :in May and June last, leaving 184 orphans, is taken. from a periodicaL work published by the Missionaries in Bengal, intituled, ?? Miscellanies, relative to In- dian Literature, Manners, &c. The places wbere the burnipgs occurred,-are sitiated on both sides of ...