... II. 'HOUSE OF LORDS-Nov. 25., to Til~e Ioan Bill, the Accomptant GeneraI'sstki of Malt D uties, and the Local Tokens Bills, were severally read a third time, and passed. -d E SINiING FUND. On the occasion of the second reading. of the -y Loan Interest bill, a short conversation took u'place between his Grace of Ndrfolk and the Earl of Liverpool Ur The Noble Duke, after eulogizing the onrginiat ...

... ''HOUSE OF LORDS-NovEMBER 26.. , Mr Adam, se ior, was beard in reply for the respondents, in the case, His Majeety's Advocate a. Mrs Mackenzie,' and others-after which, the case was deferred till this day fort- night. Counsel was heard against theclergyprosecution suspension bill, which went through a Committee, to report on Iooday. After some routine business, the House adjourned. HOUSE OF ...

... LOINDON GAZERTE EXTRAORDINARri WEDNESDAY, Nov. 21. - ~ 1t Foreign O fffce, Nov. 24. r bP; p DAtches, of which the following are sopieshave been this da d received by Visc. Castlereagh, his Majesty's Prio d- I pa a Sccretary of State for Foreign Affairs, From Lieuten- ?? the Honourable Sir Charles William Stew- C art, K. B. dated c MY LOrD, Gottingen, Nov. 2, 1813. c r The intended movement of ...

... FJRe3TMEATEILS iTHE WETL NCUSNOF .TH{E WEST LOTHIAN COURSING CLUB. LU .Ifl1 Wf O . , Mid-Calder, Tuesday, Nov. 16. 1813. For a Silver Cup, given by, he- Club. FIRST CLASS. Mr Reid's g. d. Tackle beat Mr Pitloeh's r. b. Mr H, Dundas's bl. b. Jessie beat. M' Murray's b. h. ie Mr H. D. Erskine's bl. d. Midnight beat Captain Shairo's St y. b. Fly. Mr Johustone Hope's bi. d. Haco, beat General ...

... SUPPLEMENT TO THE I . I LONDGN GAZETTr, EXTRAORbINA2 02 WEDNESDAY, NOV 24. FOREIGN OFFICI-NOv. 25. 1813. F, Dispatches, of which the following fre copies and extracts, fiave been this day'received by Viscount Castlereagli, his *: Majesty's~ Principal Secreearysol state for Foreigti Af- ais, from his Excelleny the Earl of Aberdeen, K. T. - from his Exce~encg Generat 'Via'oun~t Cathcart, s..T. 4 ...

... . - . IRIDAY-Nov. 26. Yestetday the Prince Regent held a levees which Was -numea ously attended. During the ?? Castlereagh was called out to receive the dispatches announcing thle surren- der of Dresden. The Noble Secretary of State had aS aaiience of the Piince, to announce the event, and afterwards it was made known to the whole crowded Court. The Princ e Regent received a D cputation in his ...

... DUTCH PARERS. PROCLAMATION.. In. the name ohis Highness the Prince oF Orange, the Gene- - I ral Goverrnment of the United Netherlands. Inhabitants of the Netherlands~-The moment is, 'arrived for recover ing our existence as a nation; the triumph of the allies has laid low the pride of ?? op-. pressor, and has broken in pieces. his colossal' power.. At this important moment every Dutchman feels ...

... IN' THIE NAIME OF HIS SERENE HIGHNESS THE PRINCE 1 .1~ I OF ORANGE AND NASSAU. .: The General Goverinment of the United Netherlandi to the Magistrates and GovernM.ut of the Low Countries. The General Govern'rent has with'p'leasure learn, that peace and order has almost generally been rdstor- ed in the L ?? Countries, notwithstanding that in some villages the authorities have 'absented them- ...

... ~'1RIXTATBCAE~ODX . ., Lo0don, -Nov. 26, i past 7 P. M..E le, Two Gdttenbu-rgh mails have at ?? arrived& -e They binglettersiand papers from thence to .dle is 19thinst.h b&theircontents are by no means in- r. portant6 Reports were is circulation: at Gotten- of burgh, that Stettin had surrendered'; but we do not io- learn the fact from any authority on which we cad ig safficiently rely. It is ...

... IT;A I., 6 ,I.v, EDINBURGH, - W A 2DNr N OVBEMBE R 29, DF$EAT OF SOULT BY LORD WELLINGTON.- CAPTU E OF DRESDEN, WIFH SIXTEEN THOU- SAND MEN, UNDER MARSHAL ST CYR. Such various and important intelligence is daily 2rrivingr from every quarter of Europe-so decisive is its character-so thoroughly does it strike at the roos of the revolutionary order of things recently es- tablished in Europe, that ...