... To the Editor of the Exeter Flying P0ost. Alr. GorLSWORTHY need tiot have troubled himself to s vear to what he states in itis atibtkvit in the last :xeter Papers. There is nothing in it contradicting my state- ment, except, that he is not the engine for sounding the liberality of the Norwich Union Office. Perhaps Mr. GOLSWOIRTFIY is justified in swearing to the letter of the expression, for, ...

... The lifU of ?? is but a game, However we may rhange the name W¶hat Cettingr oit andi cuiting in, What ftAsS to lose, what ho1pes to Win; ShU{?;ng, anll S0rtin1g, and Cunceealiug; With donble games, autd much misdcaliag! First, till to higher games he soars, We finld hilil playing at ?? Anxious to gain his little stake, A ratthe, sugar-plumi, or cake; And long hetore his boyish head Has done ...

... .xionday's & Tuesday's Posts. - ser BRUSSELS, NOV. 17. T lU1 individual lately arrested near be 1 tbe Frontier of France, aud brought to Brus- iD sels, is said to have undergone an exaniination this a1ruigtF. wou. 18.-This moroitng tile Empress of 4uqsia went in trate int a carriage drawnil by six horses, to tile ler flg 'i paidce, to complimtent thle Queen oln ber bith- }5 The deliverer of ...

... LONDON, NOVEMBEkt 1i2. Lvi etrs fromi Strasurgih a nd Carlsrulie m~ention, tbat ns early as the 4it inust. Wissembour&, Ha- genain, Saverne, and Milhein, hail been eva- cuated by tie allied tuoo ps, aitid ihat by the 15 di or tl.lh iliSt. all tlie Ausmlia I troops vill have passedi the Brisgmu. The'Duke of Atigatlenme was dadilv expected i10 'arive in Strasltoi rn. B1 widvices floin Vienalia, ...

... TUE- =- ?? THE MERCtURY\. IT is lists dtiy exctly a ,icYar since .we hadl to ?? to our ?? the most appalling and ieart-r..ndintg intelligente that it eter.fell to the jot of a public Journalist to cornmlanicate-the unex- pected dcath.of the l'PRINCESS CIIA:I.OITI' Ued her inttant SOll: an event which, after the lapse of so many months, cannot be recollecterl without exciting stie throb of ...

... lo'' LCDITWR ? 'VrE M IOTNiNG CU'IHONICiLrE. SIR, A very extrordinary Portralt of Shalespeare is now .in the posseision of Dr. Ilardie, of Manchester. 'Tis *finely dtawn and coloured, and beams with that expres- sion and character which every man associates Nvitlh our great poet. The remarkalle evidence ot its authen- ticky, which justiges the opinin.0 held by those who -bave seen it, that it ...

... itabal J.teUiftce+ I Ssipzweck.-At about twelve o'clock, on Wednesday b ht. Ithe 11th instant, it *55 known that a vessel had got on .g the rocks, at the Sovereign's Islands, nearly at the b bd I-entrance of the harboar of Kinsale, immediately upon , F by which every assistance was forwarded from thence, but. le every aid would at any time have proved inefbfetual; ' .d ng and on arriving at ...

... ?? and Saturday's Posts. oer late AitrtP s5COND SUPPLEMENT TO T4E LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, NOV. 17. LORD ClAMBEnLAIN'S OFFrcE, Nov. 19. ordcrsfor the Coutn's going into Mourning on Sssday 7 ext, the 212d ihst.for her qfajesty the Queen, fof lessedmen'orY, el'. HE Ladies to wear black bombasins, plain muslin or long lawn lineu, crape hoods, PI shulmoy shoes and gloves, and crape fans.- - ...

... ISC RJPT. - I LONYDOD)T NOVEZIBE~l 20- 1 Upp ,EMENT to tine LQNDON fc GsAZ~rrs ;)f Tui'sday, November 17,. 4 Lord iC4/ nmaeel l'&, Ofice, ivv. 19. ur, 1110 Courts gi lp ing to otnurnitg- on t 22a installS, 1(1i ter late Majesty of O )oesseli nielioriz ; . -- 1110 QlIses to vweal black bi;snbasinss plain'uslin 'lie ~liorn linen, CTPe hoo11dshamoyashoes and Ig ,, ~a~pe falls. - 'Irs' D ar ...

... O X F 0 Itt), Satttad(?/, Nov. 14. LYING-IN CHARITY, FOR THEf RELIFF OF POOR MARIRIED WOMEN. A SeiMow *vill be pre:iched, for the Benefit of this CIIrxITY, at ST. MARY'S CHURCH, 710- lMorrolw, by thle Right Reverend JoasN LORD BISIIOP OF PETERBOIIOUGU 5 Service will begin at Eleven o'clock. Thrmirdav, ill full Convocation, the Honorary Degree of Minrster o-f Arts was coss erted ois Thos. ...

... ?? icisic;X% I Th00t. H ('ion-rss at Aix-la-Chapelle, it is now n stid will he somewhat prolonged. Iord Cas- lt'i r It is to reuasill there till the 6th Dec. In 'oMrr to expeditc the progress of the negocia.- ,Ons, the Ministers, it is said have frequently Nvo conferences a day. It is stated that Mr. Sergeant Best and Mr. Richardson are to he thc two new Puisne Judges n the Court of King's ...

... TO TIM EDITOR OF THI EMfJI;R' A Wigs', a feather -mid a Chiet'9 a rod,- Aqi hoggest Mau's the noblest work ofGod. SIR,-Tn the appointment of a successor to the ?? OF Lofd Chief Jnstice, TI perceive the public ?? mtlail upot lMr. Justice Bailev, nwho is not Only dulycqinlired' by his learning aicl senioriiv on the Bench, bmt it, everY regj)ecl deserving that exalted aotuation. It would be ...