... A L:itffilD t le tevie. NORTH WEST PASSAGE. MONTUIRAL, DeC '27, 1819. A Messenger arrived Ironi the Indian Country, sbout an hour ago, with the pleasing intelligeence that the North West Passage hand beco found by the ships sent out from England last itimmer. They mnadet tdeii passage good through one Of the sounds in i3afflo's Bay, sod had reached the mouth of the Cuppermine River, svhere the ...

... A1NIECDOTES OF HIS LATE MAJESTY. In the latter end of March 1781, Lord Bateman waited upon the King, and hegged to know what time his MAejesty would chuse to have the sla7-hounds turn- ed out j' 2,My Lord, replied his Mjesty, with a very o greve face, *4 I caullot exactly allse er that. but I can di, intform you that your Lordship was lutrteil ont about [ an hour s=u !' Lord B. was succeeded ...

... I I jiFrau~ce, 4trrnanip, ¢t v. PARI;I February 7. I ' YeAterday (Sunday), a great.number oldistioguish. Ad Englibh families, in mourning, attendei Dlvine Servire at the Chapel ofthe Thnglish Embtassy, ben. rnyers; were put up for * eorr; III. 6imilar prayersa were recited this afternoon at the Temple de l'Oratoire, Rue St Honore. The Duke of Richelieu hasbeen ap~pointed Armbassa- S dor ...

... HIS MAJESTY'S IEEALTfl. : The vlarm into which tile nation was thrown by the unexpected and dangerous illness of his present M njes. ty, has happily been removed by the gradual convales. cence of the lMonarch. t ~~~~~Carlton Palace, Feh. 10. ' Half palst FEleven o'clock, A. bS,-'s The Kingi free from complairt, but hiS Majesty will require' tina to recover his strength. In this state no more ...

... ! DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE of. (Saturdsv's Gazette contains a iProclamatinn 'ov tie R~incg in Concil, reiquiri 'g all persin q beit nin lin s of authority or government, at the de'conse of tho dtb Kinuz, to proceed in the execution of thleir respective offices. purtsuant to the Gth of Queen Anne, anid the 57ti of his late 2Iajesty.J le Owing to tile nature of the remtedies epplitdl his son ...

... TIll ARMY. GENERAL ORDERS. Horse Guards, 21th Nov. 1819. Some ins-ances have uccurred in which Oflicers, who have receivel L.eave of Absence fiorn stations abroad, have, after availing themselves of the lislial period or leave, made applicstion thr permission to exchange to the Hall-pety, or to retire trorn the Service, instenad nf rejoitti eg their Reitn enrs, attcording to the condition on ...

... IDOMESTICART.LEES, -1rntedinourkSf.- Trlcis issued gratis by the Abardre Retigiotsgi Tract Suciety, for the Quarter preceding February 7, 3000 And Sold . . 7jiOD Balance due t2re Treasurer, XGC lls. 5d. P. B.-Members will he served with the Aunual Re- port, by calling at the Depository. WM. CLAnK, Ironmonger, Treasurer. Aberdeen, Feb. 7th, 1820. Mfacduff, 28Th Janunry. 1820. Last night, a Ball ...

... . 3lpefait parlifamlent.. - - 4 wssv HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursda., February 17. This day the HoUSe suet, pursUarit to adtjoutnment, when several Peers took the brlls and tbeir seats. MESSACE FROU TliS SN'G.: The Rarl of Liverpool tsail, he had a, Messnae to present from his Majesty to the Flouse, which was im. mediately handed to the Lord Chlaicellor, sho rend it fronm the Woolsiack. It was ...

... P 3tzipt. it is with grier we have to conmunicate the snl i~t- telligceuce of the foul ASSASSIN~ATION of the DUKE do BERal, while 4vitfng the, Opern, it Paris, along with b;is Duchess, on the tight of thc Ith inrssf 'The par&lMuinrg of tbis horrid catastrop;e are grietr ,in-anuther column. There seems to bte nto questiorasjto the motees o)f e vile assassin, widici we~e erdent~ y of a politaicl ...

... II18 LATE MAJWESTY. From that hihitual self-possession with which the 9 King was blessed, arising in no small degree from his regularity, and his conviction tbat he acted conscien- tiously, be was quite indi'eirent to the coarse and innpI- dent attempts frequently rbade by the disappointed, the needy, and dslicisontrable, to censure his conduct, or to I burlesque it, by holding up his am iable ...

... CO'rUTNT'y OFr JBAxl.F Flar Prices, of Grdain,.Crop IS18.-Struck Feb.15, 152C). d , Wheat, per Boll, x i 8 0 e Potatoc O'.ts, with Foddt'c _ . I O Do. withount Fodder. 0 15 0 n Be-st Outs,. with Fodder, - 0 0 Do. without Fotder, - 0 14 0 L Setond OMt. with -t'odder, - - 0 Is 6 Do. without Fodder, - - ' o 1 6 t larIhleV . . I , . 1 0 O , kear (r Bfigg. with Focder, ' - a I o Do, vItlout loddur, ...

... 'iN TE?-FZ TF HIS ±:t MAJ12;S' The solemn intcrment of our late lamented andi be 1iced Soverrhit toak place on Wednesday nignt at Winitdor, will !l; the pninp andi mnrnoful grainrdeur -,s hirci 1,ulolic duy and innnetmorial prectriptioo seqirrr. mttti suCl ceCasionst, lt 2 hicb presented tit this awful %,vra'rormry a striki::g contrast to tbe 8inplicity-of the t Nilhkstr iowum pe-son's l ife, ...