... WAR-OFFICE-Sera.27. 1817. Ist Regincent of l~ife Guards-Lieutenant John Hall, from ?? of the ISlds light dragoons, to be Cornet and Sub. Lieutenant, vice Edward Fincb, who exchanges; commissioS dated September 4. 1817. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Airxander Stewart to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Byrne, promoted ; dated as above. 6th Ditto-John Guy Evered to be ~Tornet, by pbtchase, vice ...

... DRAADFUL JAURRkCAIN&- FURTIER. PATIC11CtMSTM. .Kihgton, StA4~ncnt's, Oct. 22. -'Monday was generally ;emai ciose,. beyond' pre'cedent,'wiil light .air .from~.h..i 7; beat op.; preissive, thoughxpronbabily thle theffhownimte~rmighte- nthvexceeded 53. These' insidi'ous pzrecur- sors created symptoms ofno.dista~n.tehaigeespe. cially as tie ftul moon was on. .the .approach. 'Tuesday was ushered in ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-JUNE 3. . At half-past three o'clock, the Lords Corn- t missioners for confirming the choice of Speaker f of the House of Commons, having taken their I seats, The new Speaker, attended by an immense s number of Members, appeared below the bar, c wi hen- ' The LORI CHANCELLOR said, *6 his Royal High- r ness the Prince Regent has directed us and other I Lords named in the ...

... FIA MRURGH MAIL. ' - ?? NOTICE TO TIHE CAPTAINS OF RUSSIAN SHIPS. W Hamburgh, Sept. 30. at The, Russian, Imperial. Consul 'General at T Hamburgh communicates. to the Captains of Cl Russian ships the following official intelligence, en which has been received from St Petersburgh:-th C That his Majesty the Emperor, in concert with 'the at- al lied powers, has already resolved on the most ...

... PtlNDLERS MAIL. Brussels, Dedeltnier S. One of our journals has published some letters of Count Las Casas. The first is addressed to Lord Sidmouth, and a second to Lord Holland. These letters are concluded by the -followying piece :-All the public papers gave- at the time erroneous accounts of the reasons of my depar- ture from Longwood. The following will re- establish the truth:- is Mt DEAR ...

... FRI'ATE CORRESPONDENCE. 'Friday, Oct. St. half past seven. To the mass of intelligence recently received from Anme- rica re have to add some further details, which ate not de- ,;oid of interest. It ii stated, on the authority of a letter of the 20th Septem- Der, that the Spaniards had made a second attack on the l ;.1atsd of Amelia, but disappeared very soon, finding that the 2Sns of the ...

... -.TryPPLr OF. WPATEL- 7 Saturday a meeting of the inhabitants On ~pl ces to Teceive the repott of their Conr. . e respecting the means of -bringing, in arn, mapte t~ suippv of water to the city, when Sthle ?? ex tract of an Act of Council was s llmitted to tle meeling-'-- ,£tr. ct Act of Counciln i regard to the Suppiyfof Water for 'g djsrgh, 'the 2 it3? o Avfeer. ia ;heyeq. 1817. .'hich day ...

... MONDAY-MAcRC 17. The Bridgewater and Herefordshire, for Ma- dras, Penang, and China; NMinerva and Welling- ton for Bengal; and the Atlas a GtI General Kyd', for Madras and Bengal, which put into Ports- mouth on Tuesday, with foul winds, sailed again on Friday, with a SSE. breeze; as did likewise all the outward-bound merchantmen, which the long continuance of westerly winds had detain- ed ...

... OFiCAtZ ACCOUNT ~OF THE DEFEAT OF THE I.SvgGEN7-ARMr. ed (Frorn the trazillan 3oJiial, The Golden Age, May so.) en RAMlA;. . .A thousand edlgratulations, a thousand glo- xt ries to Bahia, and to all the .aithful subjects of his Most FAifhfil lA1jesty, the King our Lord! A thousand congratulati'o'ns and a thousand glo- m3 r'ies And wvhy? because the soldiers of Bahia have been real Scipiosj ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-JuNR 10. The Caroline of Rosork, Ware, from Lisbon to Lrndbn,, l sprung a leak at sea t8th wIt, and was abandoned tbe following day. Crew arrived it Lisbon In the boat. : ?? Fmi1y of E.-lifax, Ives, ?? to New York, Nvas ablindoncd on the °S.1 of M1arch, in lat. 24. lone.s.20: hiaviop six feet water in her hold. Crew saved by the Olive Br;Rh.i IHaves, arrived at New York. r ...

... )n lulesdlay tilC 21st January. ?? C .tardenlers hiel their annual general election G meeting for office.bearers for this year, when the followipg gentlemen were chosen Thoma' Shade, re-elected 1'reses. L George Kay, Vice-Preses. Alexander Denchar, 'reasiirfr. C Alex. Seece, i'orterfield, and KeykeeperS At this meeting, the Soeiety presented the prizes given for the best fiuits, flowers, and ...

... MONDAY-DecEMBER 1. It is understood to be settled, that Mr Leach is to succeed Sir William Grant as Master of the Rolls. The present most able lawyer who holdis the situation feels it necessary to his healh to retire, in consequence of the immense accuaiu- lation of causes sent down to be tried. Thursday evening summonses were issued bv order of Lord Castlereagh, for a meeting of the Cabinet ...