... WAR OFFICE-DrceMtEa 24. 1819. 2d Regiment of Life Guards-Cornct William Millilgan, froni half pay 14th light draoenons, to be Cornc: and Sub. L.ieutenanzt, vice Franecis Aicken, whio exchanges, receiving the diffrcnce ;c daited Dtcembter 5. 1819. 3'd Regionicr of Light Dregowis-Lieuiterantt AndreW Alexander MiConclby, from the 21st light dragomins, to be Lieutenant. vinel Thompson, who ...

... FREATCH PAPERS. TRIAL OF GENERAL SAVARY, DUKE OF ROVIGO, BEFORE THE FIRST PERMANENT COUNCIL OF WAR. SITTING OF DECEiElt. 27. The President of the Council was Lieuteriant-Ceneral Count Damas. The Members of it were, Lieutenants- Ueneral Count de Lagrange and Count Guilleminot, MM. Colonels Doguereau and Bourgoin, and MM. Capts. Tarret and Meriel; King's Advocatc, M. Lonley; Rapporteur, M. de ...

... ENGLAND. The cointrv, at this season, affords little matter, at B least of novelty, for an agricultural report. The young 0 .wheats, which looked'generally promising, and were suf- p rficiently on the advance, received a sudden check from the G late frosts, and will not be benefted by the change to ex. - tiemely mild and moiist weather. The turnips will be I still more materially affected. The ...

... calebtotan it_ cgCUZP. t- EDINBURGH, e THIURSDAY 7ANUA1RY 6. e d The accounts from all parts of Germany fur o nish afflicting details of the mischief done by til s inundations occasioned by the melting of tlI. snow, and the heavy falls of rain,' which OtR have recently experienced. Twice in 24 touK n the Necker rose 15 feet in height, and the Rhll, 8 feet. The mails between Munich and AuM ...

... THE ARC'TI LAArD EYPED1iT0.N' Copy of an interesting letter from one -or the officers on the expedition now travellioC in the interior of North AuiewiciI tonwar'is the shores of the Arctic Ocean, dated t biea, Au~gust 27. IS19:- After paissing the southern poiht of Green- land, named Cape Farewbil, we met with much ise, hut as it (lid not lie thick, little ?? was experienced in forcing a wav ...

... 7 It is well known that Spence, the author of Polymetis, |is e and friend of Pope, left behind him in manuscript, a large t, n collection of anecdotes of the poet and Lis friends, to c which he had ?? the tiames of the persons from whom in lie derived them. Thlis verv curious wvork is nmw about to el be published 6y Mr Singer, with notes and illustratliilS, rs l_ derived from the papers of Mr ...

... THtE MAILS-WEATH1EB, &C. .1, I ?? ' M. I ., _ I . . 1. . be r- The weather during 'the last week appears to c have been unusually severe. The snow drifted of as much as eight feet deep in some parts between i Salisbury and Bridport, so that no coach could n, get entirely through ; but by the active exertions .e of the officers of the mail coach department, and e the guards, the western ...

... plIllTV7TE CORRESPOND ENCE. I -d-ln T- q i QOr, NW L~ondon,Jan. 3. 1820. t teNJ'V ateSSItS TARIFF. We are indebted to the kindness of a commeecial friend 6 fr a lit (If thle principal articles in thc new Russian tariff; e t leih * as about to be issued at Pctersburgh, and which il ee l.a;- crvly reason to believe is the only one that has n 1,ijiterto ruaicedt this coutitry. It still be reaid ...

... DOWNING-SrREET, JAN. 1 His Roval Highness the Prince Regent has been gra- ciouily pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his la. jestv, to appoint Major-General Lewis Grant to be Gover- nor of the Bahama Islands, in the room of Charles Came. ron4 Esq. rcsigied. BANRRU PIS. David Pinningtnn, Cheltenharn, livery stable keeper. T?-os.rs D3wson, Iolincliester, victualler. Win. I'ownsend, Slhefi ...

... ?? g EDINBURGH, ,. SATURDAY-JANUARY S. W We have just received a copy, of the message a of the President of the United States to Con- n gress. It contains a full explanation of the state t n . of the negociation with Spain, regarding the Flo- n ridas. The treaty by which this territory was n it ceded to the United States, was, according to the statement of the American Government, n signed by ...

... .AMTERZ.CANv PfPLERS. er Washington, Dec. 7. 1519. tl This day, at twelve o'clock, the President of the (Jniied States transmitted to both Houses of Congress, by Mr J. Monroe, the fullowing MESSAGE. Y Fellow Citizens of tic Senatc, and of thc ousene of c. Representative.s, e The public buildings being advanced to a stage to afford accommodation for Congress, I offer you my sincere con- ...

... PACKlT ROATS-FALMOUTH STATION. i Y 08'NIIAL 1YOST1 Oulics, jac. S Mailr mad. Laii Paehwi | txl P )f DAdtinhatisi. vp i7 Len L aio/n. dsa. don. a i _ _ _ y . *Llsbon ?? tuemdays. D. of Kent (t) P Er ?? Jal. Ja il. GLbral. PrIal- 'lastTuesda?| Walsingharn, D. of yc, k It ta, & Cortu. J eacb month Dec tS. FeS.: 11. Madeira al. l d st 1uesday F. Freeling, Ld. We1Ii!' p e Brazils ?? | each nioritL ...