... CURACOA. Alarch 7th.-'T'he following news from the Main has been received by the schooner J uliano: On) the morning of the 18th of Febrnary- intelli- gence was received at La Guayra from Caracas, that General Morillo bad left the towu of Culabozo with about 40 huzzars on a reeonnoitring party, from which he had not returned after an absence of up- wards of twelve bours; that no one knew what ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDSr &USTODY OF THE KING'S PERSoi1z IPt.IDAY, May 22.] On thb Order of the Day beirig moved for the 2d reading of the Bill to amend ti Reigency Act, The Loz d Chaicellor left the ivoolsack, and stated. that in morno1g, the 2d reading of this Bill, he thought it necessary again ta explain its purport. The Bill, Ps he hadt stated onl its ilitroductiou, had two ...

... j~~Ni)QN, k:a/urdt~,- -7=:Iy -2 ?? ?? $AtX/zlaZy 2. 1 \;-gw S'rOtK-1ALts. IN THI:~ IUNDS. jjiS taeredi to be sulysrile d auid a ccordilnl to this O w ,tezueuat 5 per celnt. Ol the total snm was paid lip. i U .iv. m ~ttters being ilhs oireumstancild, and the - ?? ?? 1aving been ItIlly made -I I'wi, tile t 1-i 3;.i ?? thie fitding ot E.Exche'i,,ier Bills, contingentt : Ilict l~lferelnee givenI ...

... Fro7 the 1iPVNON GAZE TTE, I Of SATURDAY1, May 2o. WV-1F, Prince Wtrgent has appointed Sir Cbarles ji Hamilton, Kart. Vice-Adwiral of the Bize,4 to be GuveriOr and Commauder in Chief of Newfound- ,uid arid its dependencies. BI.tSlRUPTS. Jdhn Clark, of Mlanea, Isle of Ely, and H. Ponigrain, of Fowey, CrnwalIl, 0hipwvrigbts.-Wms Orton Coleman, of Wapping, Mid- Jlespx, lopseller.- Iterman G. ...

... E AETER, W EEDNESDAY, MCI 13. ?? ?? ?? - On Satuirday last., at St. David's Churchb, by tlle Rev. Edwin Eastcott, John Mlackenzie. Esq. It. N. tM Alrs. Payne. eldest daughter of George Bancroft Eaton. M1. D. Sonthernhay. On Thursday last. at Heavitree Chiveh, by the Rev. John Pitmnan, Prebendary of Cutton, Joseph William Crabb, Esq. eldest son of the late Colonel J. W. Crabb, of the Honorable ...

... TEE 1 KALEIDOSCOPE. .. - . I I _ . . * Thi beautiful, though simpletoptical ?? for tOWI vhlci4 DA.' DAviOilitW'SiEhR, Of rEdilb~rgh, ob)ained :j . a .p~tentif 1 .Junly Iast- ehhibIt~4W l R tlaaAtpVle1 o .J 'tifoh formsband ?? 1iCs 3 W a neE , eitherltO plnase theeye, by, an; Sve.varyifl uLab; tof spi ndi1 tints aqd symmtrical forms, or to eaabI be obser+erjto reader pernianeiu,, 'uci ...

... THURSDAY's POST. LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1818. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, M1ay 4. LAND TAX ASSESS9MENT BILL. N the Order or the Day for the committal of the ?? Tax Assessment Bill, Sir Jannes Graham objected to the introduction of such a Bill on the approach of a General Election. It Nvould produce infinite mischief, and therefore be should move as an Amendment, that the further proceeding on ...

... P(STSCRIPT THURSDAY's POST. Frown the LONDON GAZE TTE, Ma7ay 10. E ADM1iRAUTY-OFFIeCE, MAY 7, 1818. V3IS Roylal fligness the P'rince Regent hlas heeu , tL pleassed, in the niame and on the bebalf of His Maijesty, to appoint Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, G-. C. B. Vioe-Admiral of the White, to be Major- Genural of His Majesty's Royal Marine Forces, in the room of Sir George Hope, deceased. 13 AN ...

... L 0 DD ON, &Sairtday, Mawy 16. t ea, ry^5;iS.. ,!lce iuig infor mation relit ite to the late Act tqa O tie Americali Congre.s. regillatilig the trade i ratE i!1 thle I ,litis Wcst India Islands, may prove iln- evc t~lstiur somseof our resders :-.A ii t ot the Britiah onle parliarnlelt, passed last StSSiO!. anthoriSeS the cx poita- o 1,, tif ,styar, coflee,. rimi. aI' niolasses. fronm tfe tiea ...

... | EtET.ER WEDNESDAY, .May T,,6 ?? This day the Rev. Lloyd Williams, was insituted by the Itev Mr. Precentor Bartlam, to tbe PRectory of Eggesfbrd, in the County of Devon, on the pre- sentatiQp. of the. lion. Newton Fellowes, void by .the death of the Rev. John Churchill.-Also, the Preeen- tor instituted Ar. Williams to tbe Reetr of.a leigb,in Devou, 0i the presentviionggM. c also void by ...

... LONDON. SATURDAY, MAY 23. #aris Papers of WVeduesday last, arrived this morn- r ing. The theatres of that city, in their indefatigable d search a;ter tarieties, could not avoid discovering the dtramtic efeet which the murder of 31. Fualdes, at . Rhode2, %at talcatited t6 ptodnee oD the stage; and the pe.pi of that g&y. metropolis flocked 'n erot-s, q fol t'WU ights, td the ' aretiee to ...

... LONDONVo, Saf- y P9, 1 T'r CE was giren tbisd y 4t ti Stock Ex ehange, tbat ii ExcWhequer 011i datea in' May, 1817, 'Will be paid off afx tl~e $h of June, on wbjicb day the interest tbergon will cease. The ijunal option will be given to thelholders of taking nevw bills in whole or part payment. TThAi morningafrived some more American Papers; the dates are not more recent than what. had ...