... . EX.lEDITIOV to ie- NORTH POLE. AT length the Official. Dispatches from rthe ships employed on the discovery of the North.West Passage have been received,, and we understand' are mostesatis- factory. Thley are dated July 28th, at Which time the' Isabella and the Alexander were in lat. 7s deg. 30S ain.' N., long (O leg. 30 min.W., wwell over-to the Amen- can eoact, the: weatier serene and ...

... .LONDPON. I'UESDAY, MIkCH I1O. * WE have received United States papers to the i0th ult The-ease ofMr.;Meeded t:eiuedh lnclose cdnfinc- anent at- Cadiz, and *wholiad fille&Idhe situaton of AmericirConsift ihi that city;jias been warmly taken uip -by fle6 House df lerdesitaiives. A resolution for ceffcting his libei iion bt iSi~tiir the President witli autboritv to inakereprisas shbuld the ...

... LONDON, Tlsvas, NvNovMuBsu ,2. Termnizations of the Congras at A-a Ckespde. The Private Correspondence froi' Aiitk-i-Chpete firnishe3 us with three imp6rtantfd$tea nts, dramn up. by the Ministers of thc Quintupl-,Allianee,-and *hi'ch form the last acts of the. CQngress; The.first is.an ac7 knowledgment of the four Allied-Powers,. of, the quiit. state of Frrance; of hcr fulfiment of all licr ...

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... TiifE PErSZTx'cTs: These Prinices, Meerza Jaufar Ijali Zainey (the lat- ter would fimpl wthel descentrtio Ali, which infers nobi- lity), and NMeerzal Satiilih (lleerzq being only a title),. thodh thiyhAe been'only three years in England, speak the latigeage with great readiness, and maintain .an argument without being ct anyloss for etpressibhs. They betray scarcely any toreigu accent, and can ...

... LONDON, THuRsDAY, DkECEMBiA 24. BR the Vestal, tIutchison, just arrived from Balti- more, the Speech of the President of the United Stated, at the meeting of Congress has been 'brought'to -this country. The following is a outline 6f it, especially that part respecting their cOmmercial - Velations with q Great Britain :-As the termns limited f6rfthe operations of the Commercial Convention-vith ...

... RETURAT^f FA, th diEZANDER and ISARELLA, DISCOVERr SHIPS. commanded bI Sir J. RoJsand Licua FmRxr. 0 - -r o . -swamanhsa VY tfl t,. a tw. g £, tr . C M USY. A letter frntn Mr. Levwis, sailngg mastrer of the isabella, o Viscoverv ship, mmatnded by Captain Sir J.-Ross, dated o m Lerwirck, 31st ult. was last week received by W; Motion, rpq, nf Cortirigham, principal nwner, statiog that ship's ...

... -ITOR.7f l-E HULL PACIKET. The PRINCRSS CIIARLOTTE ,fWA1ES. 1- . I ' - Iw Extractsfrlom a StilMON oecasioned by her death, by the Rtev. Itl oti HALL, A. M.: OF Leicester, seventh editioe-on which discourse the Christian Obsert'er says, The general argument is -condncted writh a foree ot reaouniig and a splendour of elo quence which it woiuld be difficult to parallel, except, Perhaps, iu the ...

... FINAL EXAIMrNATION AND COMMUTTAL OF HUiSEY. I . Ahutr ten o'clock this mornino. the under .:. About ten o'clock this morning, the under menrinhed ,Mr.gkitrales arrived at the National Sclnol House, Greet wi I, viz. :-Tlhe Rev. R. Davies, Rev. Dr. Walthon C04f FVreman and Petnedl, R. Smith, A. Ctonstable, and J. R Williams, E-qrs.; when about 2000 persons galied ad. mnittance, and as many ...

... fflizallailtailg*.: the - race Tle PrIficei5-Of %raless it is idIahac sold. Iher easjt t to fthie Lake of Como, and noWv residef about .0 rnile7 m ow pon Rome. . lan, l Two stand of French co'outrs, taken at the rrnemora.,l sbate of 'Waterloo, are plaCed on eich side or rh or Ives batilCc'eo ti~. 0r$. of Frererick the Great, inithei church of ItS; Pru-'ia Pta,it ries AccordinZ to an official ...

... -. . :U. O m vLR . HPOUSE OT.;:LOltDS. WEDNESDYAY, F1S!aRUA:Y 25. T&V Duof Montronee'lprerented'6 Bill to indemnify his a ajefl!'s.Miniftrs,. and 'perfons employed in apprehend. itg prifoners under the late Act'of Parliament. C -Tbg Aarlhof :Lauderdale contended, that there wvas a grors indecorusfl in inekoducing the Btill of lndemfriry at the pre-. fent mnoment, when the conduct of Miniters ...

... ? C-lection pleimg. ---- 4-1- Itie POSTPONEMENT of the PROROGAT4ON. Brit The Prorogation of PArianSent had been decidedly trenr 27 fixed by the Minisreiial arrangements to take placethis Rue for day, and up to a late hssur in the forenoon all the rsual inov 3o. preparations were it progress for the Prince Regent. , by going in person to prorogue the House IU CODsequeCe, 4crel rk, however, of ...