... LONDON MONDAY-Jan. 29. Ii . ?? . -The Priece Regent has passed anothqe good night, and is, b in every respect, quite-as well as yesterday. . Pavilion, Saturday Jan. 27. M. J. T=rNxir. abhe Prince Regent has had some rstarn of pain in the tefeet last night. His - Royal Highness, however, it in every 0 other respect as weli as yesterday. e X; Pavilion, Sunday, Jan. 96. M. 1. TIERNEIG' Saturday ...

... M42ar Lljn-7HT& We Congratulate the public, and especially r.iur nautical friends, upon the alteration whicht r takes place tbis -night at the light-house, on the J Island of May, -by the -'substitution of a |b liglt -from oil, wvith regeciormy contained wlthin I S nla-glazed room, in place of ani exposed coal.fire. fa The old light on the May was established in ii& tf year 1635, in the reign ...

... FROM THE LNDON GAZATTE. .WHIITHALL-A4AN. 2QV 181&-| s His Royal Higisneps the Prince Regent ctmnin tisennai| R and on the behalf of his Majesty, ha en ghaldusiy pleased' to nominate aid appofat se under meiitiope4 O6cers to be, Companions of the Most Hoorirable lilisar1yrderof be . Bath, upon 'the reconendaelost of Field-Marshal thecake 'ofWellilgtone, for thir services in tl battes ...

... (IC'Mmiall., famm ` 7. 11 0 EDINBURGH, 1 JtHURSDA2-FBBRUARr 1. Paris papers have been received to' the 21is from which it appears that the Government Oii think exrraordinary precautions necessary for tbf preservation of the public peace. the posts cupied by the troops of the line and the nation guards have been considerably strengthen. within these few days. Several arrests have 11 ken place, ...

... fRENCH PAPERS. __ ?? Paris, January 04. General Bellair has been arrested, and con- veyed to the Abbaye. Generals Drouet, Debelle, and Cambronne, who are to be soon tried, have been for some days closelyconfined. Several individuals, some of whom were great partisans of the usurper during the interregnum,' were arrested the morning before yesterday, in the Faubourg St Marceau, and delivered ...

... pRI VATB CORRASPONDENCE. . - rnT- - a ?? - U London, Jan. 29. half-past seven, P. M. r Fro, Madrid we obtain, under date of the 6th of this 1 ,tb, a long circular communication from the Minister of ance, in which be accounts for the low state of the Trea- t , fromi the long and perilous war in which the country S teen engaged-expresses his regret that agriculture has ( ideprived of its ...

... F I R'B - DlAM ZMP. - We have already noticed the very. original i a- vention of Sir Humphry Davy, for the lighting a of mines, so as to-prevent the explosi6n 6f the t fire-damp so commonly ~generated litnthem. A t full account of the progress of ttrhigenious. 1 discovery, and of the various judicioui exiieri- ments by. which he was led to construct a lanp f 't'hichi would announce the ...

... SBOP TAX. Copy-Judgment in Appeal against the Shop Tax, to the tJ; Cornmissioners for the Affairs offTaxes. i Edinburgh, JanS. S16 iso. ha We, threte of the Commniissioners of Sutipply tit for the coulty of Edinbburgh, halvinog considered of tZ e p eceding appe ;l, with the statute therein W rei; ~rred to, sartalin the appeal, and relieve the 4, | apcl ~in accerdtinoly: But the Surveyor of Tax ...

... D f_ _ _ , 1 ty The following, is a ease decided before the Justices of Peace here, on the 17th of November e. last, which excited considerable interest:- r 'Ihere was seized, in the month of June last, in passing I from one merchant's stock in Leith to another, a puncheon of foreign rum, although accompanied with a legal excise per. mit. It appeared in eyidence, that the two officers wbo made ...

... .mnrEOROLOGICAf. TALt - I ?? from niiih, I ept at Kinfauns Cuakle, North Britain. Supposed Lat 56 d. 2SJ ?? thesea 29 eet *J, 1815. oramj 294 40'elIC0. DeTO 4 II' I0 Ian * e~ e~nlesre~ ?? .2941 40.20> itMarch.. 2L236 39,95 '29-38 14 ,2 ?? 29-77 49'40 P'!9-7§ 4 1-04' n May 29 68 51 -54 29-70 ! 964 P-2 15 1 June Ada 5 551 268 55 43 0t71 8 22 Ye ?? ~ .-3 6 a 5t TZ RM6b A20 July 29585 -57.6t 29.| ...

... IT nual ?1 flamnar EDINBURGH, t ATU2DAr.-FEBAUART 3'.t ?? le have received Paris papers to the 2th, n J are )f great importance, as tlley serve JsclosC more and more the views of the Pure II t- Whlo bave now evidently acquired t pe 11lete ascendancy in the councils of France, f ,'lo seenl to be filled with such exultation v Iir sudden elevation to power and influence, ?? think it no longer ...

... SOUTH AMSRICA.- j uvJ~sstdsrA.- ,fTlkORnD1NARY MEETING OF THE LMG SLA E, - OCTOBER 13. 1815. En tlie' city of Cartihagena of the Indies, the 13th of October 1815, and the fifth year of the Republic. At an extraordinary meeting of the Legislature, composed of th& President, Dr Luis Jose Echagoray, President of the Senate, Sela- tors Henerigue, Rodrigues, &6. anid Juan Beruio, acting in the ...