... DOMNIESTIC INTE ILLIGE-liNCE his ROY1l f-littess, thce Prinve 'Ieiatftslio ple leczi to op fplint Dor Nv'tfl-ittu ILeilirtenyJ'Allon, Pen. inl the 1_104cltsit. ,. it Edinurgt inl tile inoin1 of An.'- tiret Datncan i n01 1aIfl reIgiil~.. .A weli tri Iten R-i'', ilitlr thel t1jeofi,f Feronitnis ~f a Phil firt l I qitiditi inn, of'l the P IleD~b, Rithai~rdili'ii Ei sq. engofeeti tihe putblic ...

... A.04111 'Opt UnDOll CD-a?tttt. ,To Hs;s Royal Flighlriss George Prinee of Wales, Re- gent of the United Kingdout of Great Britain and liclInd. I'he dutiful and loyal Address or time Moderator and Members of the Reverend the l'rmubytery of Aberideen. * 1crhy it please ynar .ylyal luigness, 'WE, the Moderator and Memnbers of the Reverend *-Me prebtytery of Aberdleen, bvg leave, iodker a deep ...

... M41(rlez- A General Bill of all the Christenings and Dofnio, from Decemnber 15, 181 S, to December i 4. 1 ^I. ae- cordiig to the Report made to the King's Dlost. lent Majesty, by the Company of Parish Clerks of' Lon- don, &c. Christened in the 97 Parishes within the Wallis, 1,277; buried, 1,149. Christened in the 17 Parishes without thc Wails. 5.592; buried, 5,143. Christened in the 25 Out ...

... AGRICULTURU. JFCT.,%f~nFt . RMl'fRT FRo XTNCsATNj-fu.S Zg.st ( [frfittem eelusirttrAy for t/h Acki'dee J7tUrjtul .) The intolase frost iS ll W preventttig every sort of w ricultural fiL-Il work, excepimit the carrying of sua- :uce. Stsce tthe revenlt fallt ol snaw, there has bewen Iunll *1diiculty it) pro,:urisig tutrnoips fhr-the rattie. TIhe U hole face of the euttiry is presently envi ...

... H. _ .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ fJrarice, etrmmy, (i- The Chamber of Deputies assembled on Mondayv when the Minister of Finance presentedl a uroljet, for the purpose Of antltirising the provisionfM collettion of six-tw,0lths of the direct taxes for the ensuing year; and !totlier respecting hle accountt for the -wear etading tle I st Septein-ier last, by which it appears that the ex- pitndituire ...

... I ? I Paris rTaernr have heon received to the dnte of Sa. tu day h:4st. The proposi ion of the Mioititrs fir cob, lecting the first six taveliths of the taixvs. For tbe 3eaw 1820, wvas objectl to in t ie Commjittee to hi h it was referred, nld an ti nrdntvnt sAVs sUhtbmited tO th& Charniber, propositng fot:r instead of (six twelfthls. £he (rigiral proposition of the i'itiirters was carried, ...

... 4-1 1 Ylliverfal parliallivilt. HOUSE oF LORDS. Dceemnber 23. The Royal assent esiS given by commission to tho bill for preventing delays in the administration orjui- tice in cases uf mistlsmuanor, and also to the hill for amending the scts of lnst session in relation to cotton iaLtories and cotton mills. fdr Brogden and others, from the Commons, brought tip the seditious meetings prevention ...

... j ollirrim. DISASTROUS EXPEDITION OF GE.NL. MACGREGOR. C Bv the Lady 1Marv Pelham pncket. nrrived fremr Jainoica, pnapers frontt that islandt have bien received it to tbe ' Gth October; they contain the details of alit. n ther expeditiotn underiaken bY aici grgor, aitenoed c %ilih results eqwidlly tlisastrous with thle unlorturiate c aili'r of P'orto Ite!),). By tbe oirrival of Colonel Eyre at ...

... MOONTIILY rTIroitT ron DECEMDER. i ENG LAND. The month has bseen favourable to tbe t.itial course of hutsh~anlrv, at this season. The heavy lands which . remlain)ed Unlown ihot the heavy rains in November, have worled kindly fbr the seed. The young Wheati in the principal Corn Dsstricts being free frorn slug or wire- norm, never appeared to plant better. The frost has set ',in titpcly for ...

... I0\ l:VEl ( IINT'EI'ELLRG EXNCE. I '16J'n 17'si.''j, a I i irilsir fC :itl', Jan. 1, I C90. Tlis Nilvimestv'v dlisorvdtr Ihq tiidiriergtt nIk ) oselovidl iltetrltion. f'is 2)lIje'ty's bodily liolli li s iltt:ivfl if rSrtir ii!hl ilirilloititt; (If g,. bUt hu:kS bUell glte- tally good dII.Wiig tue list itittitli.'' (Sigiicd nt 11a11su1 ) We hiela hiat Lord Ccit bemere :it t prnlIl Coto,- tut ...

... D1UZ'IIY)012 FOREST'. It will be seen. fromn our Parliamentary Report that it plain is in agitation, for ntilpriyiirg tih poor ofr the Mltiipldis, in the cultivatiogi of the Forest of' Dlarlmnor-for wsh ich benrircierit purporse, tihe P. incvs Regicnt haas iost gvrrerotuily given upi the interest fie held in this extelnsie tract of'grounid. It is trlue that attempts have. at vtrions times, ...

... LI-=.- nl--t=17!!!-,-,,?i-??l==!L-ftfL---=--=t -,=,!= -0, t t ?. lftWM111eG'15 Omtd??,. We give the foliltwitig strange story, saysthie Car- lisle JOvirnal froin A York piper, without, in any nian- tier, givoig lit opincil ot' its ctrrtctlnesq :--' NVe havte rectivel, tiom itiduhiliahle alithoritV. tice folion(iltig lie- cilot ofi neiitw methld otfpresrrvin g paLlpers in lan- easbire. A noian ...