... alrE K1A iPARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-APRIL 7. t RE1GENT'S M15SSAGE. d (iCnbtruedfimns oar list Private Correspomdelce.) p Lord GiEN VILLE, fully agreeing' as he did in Si the: cautious language and general object of the a address, should confine hlimisei f to a few r emarks. ti It' this wvete indeed the day to consider the a' treaty-that loose antd unguarded treaty, IC whose negligent ...

... DUNKEL.D BRZD GE. TO. THE EDITOR OF THE tALRO4'NIAN IIERCusT. - SIR, It is not an unprecedented thing- for one man to lay claim to the ingenuity and latuitrs of another; but there never was an imposture of this nature founded on such flimsy preten- dions, and so easy to overthrow, as that which I now solicit you, the Editor of a journal not, itdifferent to learning, sci- rence, and the artar, ...

... . ?? I lDINBUR(a, SATURDAr-JuLrf Since our last, no official intelligelce received respecting the operations o J ' armies wbich were advancing t PatW £ tjxis case various reports as usual prev'i ?? account appeared in a rv, per CC Herald Office Alondld VI ?? tcan statewith confidence, the fullo', C0o' On Saturday Iaqt, the Ist instant, Paris n3 surrounded by the armies of Welligto antdd1 ...

... Eitfact of a Letter from Serjeant Ewart, of the, Scots GrI--s, NbO, in the battle of Waterloo, took a Prench eagle, to his brother it Ayr, dated Rouen, 16th August 1815. All the Britishi cavalry, in fact all the ca- valry under the command of Lord Wellington, were luring in quarters round Brussels; and the infantry in camp a little way distant from it, very quietly, until the morning of ...

... FROM t7HE LOIVDCNGAtETTE. I TUUE*SDAV, AUG.Q8. |C15. The following Addrews hai been pr~eented to his Royal Hi uhutss the Pjince Regent; which Address his Royal ?? was plastod to receive very graciously: Unto l! ; Royal Highness the PRiNCF REGENT of the Ui.ittd Kingdotm ol Great Britain and Ireland; The humbleh and dutiful Address of the Right Honourable the Lord Psovost, Magistrates, and ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-MAY 122 1813. The Cdnstitution frigate, and the Cyane, her prize, have r arrived ill America. C Ih- D-, sloop of war arrbjed in the Downs on Tuesday vith two Frendl store ships, which she detained on their pas- sagr frons Brest to Dunkirk, r The Pioneer cutter arrived in the Downs yesterday, from tbe Scheldt, with a schooner laden with gunpowder, deta1ied by her. lhe ...

... : : MONDAY-MARCH 6. Lord and Lady Castlereagh, with a ntmerous I suite, arrived at Dover on Friday at three ?? t clock, in the Lady Frances, Lord Duncan, and t Wellington packets, after a. fine passage from . Calais, from whence they ail sailed, at ninef . o'clock that morning. They arrived in town on Saturday afternoon, at halt past three o'clock, in four travelling carriages and four, and ...

... SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDO.. GAZETTE OF' TUESDAY THE 14TH 'OF MARCH. WEDNESbAY, MARCH 15. 1815.. FOREiGN-OFFICE-MARCH 14. 1815. The Honourable Captain Maude, of-his Ma- jesty's ship Favourite, arrived at this Office at half-past nine last night, being the bearer of the tatifications, by the President and'.Senate of the United States of America, of the Treaty of Peace,- concluded at Ghent, between ...

... LLOYL'S MARINE L.1ST-Dec. z0. 1814. The RhodasVrirlght fi orm Bermnuda to Liverpool, was ?? sbhoot 20th instasaT, 0l K! neale, by the Brutus schooner priva- tier. ?? had cas.,tl- 'usr otler vess li. 'ihr- Ecliae, Gryc:: ion' fscsl Ayres to Liverpool, which was racen in Au'UiL by the Cliasseur privateer, has arrived Sc New Vonk. 'l'e P S l-tivvite Smith, fr ont Coik to America, is report- ed to ...

... NEW APPROACH TO EDIIVBURGH. 3tf the TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. tice in SIR, icated . In consequence of the advertisements which I dmirP have seen in thle public papers, for contractors mntry- to execate the new approach to Edinburghl, over 3tland the Calton hill, I have had..the-.curiosity to exa- have mine not only the proposed line ofroad as mark- years ed out upon the spot, ...

... WEDNESDAY-FEDUARY 1.5 Letters reached town yesterday from Paij K mention that Lord Castlereagh was known nob: left Vienna for England. The following letter relative to the continu,, PN the malt duty has been published in a provainc j per -r- *1r h t Downinig-street, Jan. sa5.1n ,r`[RIfn answer to your letter of the 23d intstant vj,: to be informed if the duty on malt will e continued, rected ...

... FROM N1THE LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFIC1E3 APRIL 15. 1815. Extract of a letter from Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Coch- rane, G. C:B. &c. to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated on .board his Majesty's ship Tonuant, off Mobile bay, the 14th February 1815:- It being the intention of Major-General Lambert and my- celf to have attacked Mobile, and finding the entrance into the bay so guarded by Fort ...