... TiUORSDAY, Ftu. 17. This day, pursuant to adjournment, the louse met, aind the lord Chancellor took his seat ou the wooleick about a quarter palst three. A nuniber of Peers wvere ihen Sworn, aniong whom were the Marquis of Lans-. doon, thc Earls of Clare, Beaiichanip, DarnleS, Ailesbiury, ThiUltle, Verulani, and Derby; the' Mar.: qui4. of toirawallis,;- Lords IHill, Somers, Atuckland, Selsey, ...

... I cettllollil of i t'flt t. VIND)S)R, IN El)NESl)AY EIVN.ENING. Atfobl o'clock the cerewaonv of ?? Royal re- ~iflhlyt~g in stale wis lat ;ali en ,l and the gawes iere nledsdi a't tihousnands of rvspecutdle Ilers'ns ass l, tr Istt molnel t, were still pressing liotwamd far Fi the eve ning advaiced, the Eton schalars anasen- edtisi.r i heir respe ctive Inasters to tile tlmaber of reti 5U0, ?? ...

... POSTSC RI PT. SA'ruitDAY'S LONDO N' GAZETTE. 3 lE l1tratcrtiaat of~ his laste -Nost Sacred MjSty, of talebsed Alitatory, took place in TtheVRotvit Chapel of St. George, within the Caivtle tof Windsor, oni W~edliesdaay evenling the 16th ?? account of thle 9olemInities observedl Ur n that lioelanchltsy Occasiont w.ill tippeiar'1o-titorroii ornilag iii a Supplmeinut inl this Giazette. At the-, ...

... . E )NS LOND ON, , I FFE DNE Dd Y. tEBRtUARYX'16, 182. The grave baving itnom closed( over tile mlortaliC c- reinhlims of 1i1w Dukhe o~f kent, every arrangement i ty notw manking to give thle greatest dignity awld solevinity. a- to thle obsequiles of'our late beloved Sovercign. ?? ell tile yelrmiission given to Porcrsgaiid their eds o~ ti toIriyCouncillors, to shoew their resetorh m. C- noy ...

... IDIo late .4'rm tt Eltng ill )tatc ND iO}, TUjSLKAY lVENING. T HIS lstornl g eally ?? preparations were oinpiletd fir thle 100001 ifl ?? Of b;S atC MT I SI 'S bOIIUII C:I reln-tn lZ yint, of his ?? MA lir EST 1101 e ,1It y iII Stile, tI I(lt t Ii t'S (of thil (nIle vwere inn- di, lilY t on ?? the admlissiolln af thle piublic. 0eIYitoidredk of hilel hadl been all uiwolsiy 'wiitiltg Ir .Y ...

... O 'clock, the procession tnoved frtim Cumber' 0 ant Lodige tn 1N'.iltistot.-A s it approaihelt' the tow, thle coup d'wil (if the cavalcaitl ;wroceeded doaw~nltile Lang Walk, which forms a nobit Itlllit', plalntedkt each side. for a dlistantce if hit( ,)Iletl, wilii strtely and venlerable elms, wts extremel) .rmpasintr from the~ end of Park-street. Tfhe blaze of he orces~hlonintedthje ...

... I.. Sndayls & Tuesday's Posts. fPntus, FEB.i 10. *r UE Princess of W\ales, who under the name of the (Cbuntess Angela Oldi. umdea .long stay at Marscilles, has left that place for -fTololo, where she ejnbarkett for L.eghorn.- n isg her sojourn at Marseilles, tbe PriloeUss pre- *red the strictest ?Iinctgnlito. She returos to her estate il ?? de France. .,qjThe venerable King ot Saxony has ...

... .. LONDON, MOIJO.l P~flRUR4 1.I2IS'1. The' Paris Paper's of Thursdav and Friday yae reached ?? ii S fiitlalls Gi vernment Ih ho pubishd otical cco ifto tle tratmitcti i~ ia A nda. loit, the lii' th Ult. tiewhle I-14 Of WhiCh 1lr~1174ti5l trri- jitihf'no that ilumrter entibleti ii, to anfi ciliti ?? Jsatrgnts, tifter thi lig itt An atteto it Uilion Cndiz, ;etii fortified 1tost ill ilie Isle ...

... LO)NDON, FRIDAEV, FEBIlRUJRY JP, 1820. *'A'SSASSJN1 \ATION 01 (FT11l E UKEDE BEIr, F'zniu tlis nicli iinclhiiI bit poiod cotite o tf, la1ilit of a virhoui gat ii~i later. reiriinig inl inl- ttiii frot lnit h laltiituecst1tid tires ?? this mratirl lift- e eIrs, lig of his. pieipie. anud ciithalinedl in Iiieir Le ',we'1tive ititti It. inn I- n a ri'lne, it hich ?? ;It tle. otntolt't otf ils ...

... O)X Fl' II I ), Saturdlay, February 26. At a Connmon Counicil of the Corporation ol' ?? City, hloldon on tbe 7iflh instant, an Address tu lie ~ing wvas unanimously voted, which has be0n shice tbrwnrdied to olur Representatives in Parliamient to be presented. The fiollowing is 2' (Otlie Kinag's hfost .Eicelleni Afnjesfy. y Ie our iajesty'5 dutiful and loyal subjects, UWl aMayor, Bailiffs, and ...

... ?rnda3/'8 a,?d Tuesdtq/'S Poses. IIOUSE OF COM~MONS, MloNDAY, Faa. 21. CORRlUPT ltOROt.7HS. rORD3. RUSSELL moved the secondl read J. ng of thatie Wdritis'Bill. h~~lctro h ber.fr ALCRA sai3ttd he roeuldntgive thes illury ri uprbcuse he m~tl tguglty ant anl addess omtie (hie, pJ like impoingd upon the ntryet liasilount- to cots Iny epectationgta.h ?? omn 00 nernet It was mitoaimuch tohepet the ...

... UWL 1 dnese~y'9 & Thursday's Poses.| HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY, Fxsaavarr 22. On the R~esolution for granling 200,0001. for en- abliug his Majesty toprovide for thepaymnents charged onl the Civil List, Mi. 'rIERNEY ashedl of the Chancellor of the Ex- ebequer, how any; payment could be ruadc to the Queen under this grant? Mr. VANSITTART said, the payment wvouldl be made as forneriy to the ...