... IMI - QI-al'nbl-C 1 mrr¢%gIp. I EDINBURG HI, P THUA'SDAT7'-A 0 VE MJLJR IS. I r The death of the Princess Charlotte still con. tinues almost the exclusive object of public at- I tention ; and now that the first emotions of grief d and surprise excited by that event have begun to a abate, it is natural to consider in what manner the failure of heirs in the direct line will affect fi it the ...

... I- FROIMl THE ZONDON GAZETTE. .I ILord Chamberlain's Office, Nov..7. 1817. l Orders for the Court going into mourning on Sunday +C next, the 9th instant, for her late Royal Highness the Princess I Ch irlotte Augusta, daughter of his Royal Highness the Prince I1. Regent, anI consort of his Serene Highness the Prince Leo- pold of Saxe Cobourg, viz. The Ladies to wear black bombasine4,plain ...

... 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 ...

... LONJ . .. - WEDNESDAYO0TO5ER 29. pr C MoNT, Oct. 28--Four o'lock r. % 4.- Thllouglh the weather was unusually fine this mornf- ing till eleven o'clock, a shower then came on, Ov ?? ieh prevented tile Princess Charlotte from ta- in, her utsual ride, till half-past eleven o'clock, ?? her Roval Highness proceeded towards the.' * an pleasure. grounds. Sle returned d t tile lhouse about lialf-.past ...

... TS BURCH ilEFORAL: f.a .; .. - _ m, i . I., - I. ?? ~ H EGHC C30WMITASB Ii4; *d . rotf'die M~e'Yhant t81 saxt'y asiha of the d~ter-n ?? hidient(i i6Jrp~ro~ebU Cht649 ! , , ben~sg tbf rneastires ;q bbei*,qop~teef.ngs 4esirnus dntmohesubi b her sytemof l'on j F orrhcgqinrnimatag the, Pu bl~ic. shodld be pult in puose5~inji ;r coer:tct ?? ?? sp~Progeetiusgte~kI this ppf~tiity~nt corhhnsicating to ...

... PRIPATB G-URREPSPOVDBVCE. rfvi , a -s-. - .- Royal Exchange, london, Monday night, NOv. 24. 'Ihe disputes betoween the North-west Company and the Hildson's Bay Company are among the most extraordinary transactions pertitted within the authority of regular go- rornments. 'A member of the former has arrived by a ve * now in the river, sent prisoner by the order of Lord Selkirk; 'er immediately ...

... ! ?? of Snake called the Boa Cc Of the huge species of Snake cailed the Boa Constrictnr.- Extracted from Macldt's Narrative of a Voyage in his Ma. jesty's ship Alceste, &c. I Notwithstanding the crowded state of thc Cae c sar, two passengers, of rather a singular nature,i -a were put on board at Batavia, for a passage to s lnnglanrd; the one, a snake of that species call- t ed Boa Constrictor ...

... ,rRpxlrT (JORESPONlDENCE. Friday, Nov. 21. half-past seven. , Boston papers reach us agilul tn-day, two days more recert ti than th5~ n Fvesterdas- The President has returned to the tr stfa t ernt from his tour. - n] A^ privtetr. uridar the Mexican flag, had taken one of our a v nessels, but the United Stites' brig Satanac had very pro. ° detaited her, as will be seen by the following extract ...

... ATROCiOUS TRAN'SACTIfOw ,ivemln,,i -ir L~iverp)oo .mercnry,(G, The annexed narrative ha ?? Or't.l1 'e office as ihe account brougtri to I II nu es boy, one of the survivors ot the a osa l')a id ed below:- . r. The brig Chub, 4e10ilging to Mesare. andR F tnown, was lying at ancbior, on the 1 th April 5r C of Corrisco, lo conipan7 with a Porrugula tSI51 * 't te ot Prince's Island (a Porruguese ...

... FRJI4T'E GORRRSPOND.NCBL Wednesday, Oct. 29. half past seven. The more we learn of the real situation of affairs in India the less cause we perceive for the apprehension of any unfa- vourable result, in the event of a Malratta war taking place. To-day we have received Btom bay papers to the end of May, but they do not furnish intelligence of a more recent date, re- specting the operations of ...

... EDINBURGH NEWS CONFINUED. ,1LY i OMR2., Stirlin g, November t0. 1817. On Saturday~evening last, in pursuance ofan order from the Roval G(rand Conclave of Scot- land, the Stirling Rock Encampment of Knights Templars was solemnly consecrated, agreeably to theancient usaes ofthe order Ihe member' of this beautiful anti higllV respected. branch of' masonry, in and about Stirling, htving assem- ...

... i REGULATIgNS AND ORDERS OF PALIAMENT jenos 1 i1.- The forms of proceeding in Parltamnent are lie hlut littl knwnincm-arison of othe'r parts of at be (aur laws rind iflstitutionl5. They ate regarded by led a aya eeabtrary ceremonies, the reasons nDsi- f(ir Which, if they did not originate in caprice, aind have been now al together lost, as the Turks a n 1st. Show the' same reverence by ...