... LOtNDON. SEPT. 4. - His MAJesTrY.-Oi Thursday se'nuight the kinig honoured ?? and Corporation of 'Dublin witli-hisipresenceat dinner. The et. tirtanirhenit was splendid,'ahd his Majesty, who expressed his delight aiid' surprise at the prepa'ra- tionS for his reception, i'ifter tI kiig wine with all ihoke imirneda~tely' 6lio'ut him,rdtired at 10 o'clock. TheLord Mayor afte wyards presided, and ...

... Wednesdzy's& Thursday's Posts.I HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, FaB. 18. T ORD SUIFIULD (in the absence of rlie UL Earl of Albenallc), ptresented the Petition agreed to nt the Norwvich Meeting. The Noble Lord admitted that to that part of the Petition whlich prayed for refoirm tbere wevre several dissentients, whont, however, be ratedat about five in the hundred. Hlis Lordhlilp sitid, that hec himself ...

... 0 x Or Oa D, Saturday, June 2. TO-MORROW Morning a SERMON will be preached at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. S. SMITH, D. D. Canon of Christ Church, for the benefit of the Girls' School in that parish, supported by voluntarty contribution.-seyvice will begin at Eleven o'clock. On Nil ?? idnalwo bitmON5 nill bepre6ached in Ensham Cllurch, for tie benefit of tire Sunday School established in ...

... Tueadday' Post ,n tinued. From the London Gazette of Saturdav. THS Gazette notifies tihat F. Townsend, Esq. has been tippointed to the office of Rouge Drngon Pursuivant, vacant by the promotion of C. G. Young, Esq. to the office of York Herald; G. Colman, Esq. is appointed Lieutenant of the Yeomen of the Gunrd ; and that Major T. LiUtd- say, of the East India service, has been permitted to ...

... DUTI CH MAIL. Hanotiiver, Dec. ?? teductioii about to be made in the H anoverian ifinfantry is very consider- ahile. Before die invasiin of the French, whieii the population of I-Innover anmouited to 800,000 soul, Mthe iifinitry consisted of 39 rehimenies: llol\V tht the plpiilatioi no' oflie ?? amiounts to 1,300,000 souls, the igifiltrry is td consist of only 12 ?? or 24 battalions, ...

... Tae Huwricane of Saturday night. Between twelve and one o'clock the Metropolis 'was visited by a most alarming hItrricane, which, for its effects, and at the time awful threatertings, dues not appear to have been exceeded ?? the recal- lection of the oldest inhabitatit of the Metropolis. Soon after twelve o'clock the wind, which had blown strong the whole (ifF the evening, increased to a ?? ...

... Jednesday's & Thursday's Posts. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, FeB. II. STATiE OF T1E; COiUNTRY. R1. BROUGUIA M1 rose to brinsg forwvard his M motioni oin thie present distressed State of the Country. The Hon. Gent. took a review of the pro- grecs which we had been muahinsg for several years pRast. In 1813, 1814, and I1815, our expenditure was no less than 132 osillions, to which add 8,000,000 for ...

... M tULTUM IN PAtv'O.-HiS MIajesty CointillUes in good healcic at Brighton-tsok cin airing in open carria1ge S;ITurday-a Council held at Pa- vilion Thursday, to correct socae errors ini list of Sheriffs-Mr. Thornton, late Ambilassa;dlor to Kihg of Portiugal, received at saine time the honoturof Knighmtlood-Reports itl some Journals that the Order of the Garter was lately sent to King of Denmark, ...

... MVLUTTUM IN PARVO. -His Mnjesty rod!e several times on horseback; in the Parkis last week -Sunday heaird divine service at Carlton Hiouse. -IKing gohing to enjoy the diversinn of water par ties on Vtirg~inia ?? o f Yorli and C.ainlrlg~e (the latter arrived from Hanmov er), L rd Chanicellor, and Count Mlunster, visited his MAajesty Sundaly.-Lord Liverpool had audience Saturday.-Dukie of ...

... Satutrday, Aug. 5. ECCLESIASTICAL PROa1OTIO?{S, Itis said thle Bishlop of Exeter is to be trans- lice'1 to thle See of Linceriri; atud the Rev. Dr. Cnry, Prebenrdary of XWestrrairuster, is to b~e pie- Ihrred to ?? Bishopric of Exeter. Tire lRev. WV. J1. Rees, M. A. to the vacant Yrebeaulal Stall ini thre Collegiate Church of BrecbnOck patronl, thle Bishop of St. Dnvid's. Tlre llev. Sirdley ...

... U ' A SU NDAY'S AND T UESD AYS i'osTrs.I ?? LONDON, AUGUST 26. rrlIS morning a further supply'of German Papers to T4 the 21st instant arrived. The NnrnemhutL- CLrres- yondent contains a long article from the borders of the Danube, in which it is stated that the losses sustained by the Russian armies, and which are acknowledged to have been considerable, are ndfw repaired, and that 'the total I ...

... LONi)ON, OCT. 8. Last night arrived the Paris Papers by expreIs. Moniteur of Monday contains the first explicit, and ap- parently official, inthorinatioll respecting the negociationsf bctween Russia and the Porte, as they stood on the 10th f ult. It states that the Sultan had consented to treat on p the following bases, omitting, however, to mentien that these were the bases proposed by the ...