... E?cqpe of Captaiiz Henrg Davis. Our readers mtay probaibly recollect, that about a monith back 3 good deal *was said respecting thre up- ?? of a young Gentlemniri, rely highlly cozn- nected, paprn a charge. of forgery to a very great extent, upon the respectable banksing house of Messrs. Drunmilond, of Charirrg-crsss. Th'b unfortunate in- dividual thus alluded to, is Mr. Henry Davis, uif ...

... Sazturdayj, April 15. oSORD LYING-IN CHARITY, To-Morrows a SERMON w~ill be preached at St. Mory's Church, by the Very Rev, the DEAN OF CU'nsrS CllURCH, for the Benefit of the LxoSG-IN CHARIlTY ill Oxford. After the sermon will be sung anl anthemn, 4' The Lord is good, composed by Dr. Williamn Hayes.-Service wvill begin at. Eleven o'clock. Two SERMONSsvwill be preachled at the Baptist Chapel, ...

... LONDON, APRIL l1. MVLTrtr sN- PAtwO.-IiS Mla esty came to town lnst veek fiom ?? eleven ?? ~Saturduly held a Court at his Palace, Pall MaLI- Ministers, ttrantl Gtiheers of State, &c. present- numserouis toreign t~linisters attendedl to present letters of conidolence andi conyratulationt from re- spective Sovereigns-a Privy Counlcial nso held- Sir Benjamin D Urbaa sworn in Governor of Anrigun- ...

... & Tlwrsda?j's Posts.1 From the London Gazette of Tuesdav. tj1 HIS Gazette announices, that his Majesty's 1 Biirth-day shall be kept on the 24dm instant. Also tbat the Right Hon. D. Boyle, Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland, has been swvorn a Member of sthe Priry Council; and that Major-General Sir Bejaminl D'Urbuni bas been apopoinlted Cap~tainl- GexneraI and Commland~er in Chief of Antigtua dnd ...

... Sunda.y'S and Tuesday's Posts, 1LONDON, APRIL 11. VW1 cI doeisturbances to Glasgfow an iatsiinit J\melltir'led Catin ouri' 4thop paemearedhpp tro sy ?? Cal grer ?? measu e snmsed burt e cannot flatere ?? th~e spii in mwhitodhy 'hn cnnaqene ofiintheds subdwiuedg Geore ah-no ?? cant Wiales lia rah, thrsiee abf the adicly le adersin have been aken adower frodme iarn, Dmart( n ?? ont LeThursday. ...

... poSTj'?'P? LO~NDONI APRIL 14. TeFrench JOurn lls of Mionday conmtmunicalte Wa ?? rfue tin sweare fealrty to tlhe political chlle 1ik any rotestsorcreserastlils cotr;ary reto it o svri tot tbemuwrh thee nat o Sanird deri.e him of all ubli, h*nur uneand decinedO nlent0,and prendTerS himlale Onto ehnishi~ed rop bthel tnerrty iflebe apcnl eccmlesastlie totr toe forfeit isoles ch i}urocreeue. bto ...

... LONDON, Apan. 13.. One rof the Pat is Papers of Sundlay ltsst'contains some extracts fro m the Alanifesto pulilistled in Madrid by the Count de l'Abishal, explanaltory ef his condluct since the return of Ferdinanid fromn captivity. O'Donnlel wvas one of the Couincil of Regeucy in the yealr 1812, atoil as such swvore to the ob~servanxce of' the Conistitution if thleCortes. Whenl the Ring ...

... MULTUNI iN PARvo.-His Majesty duringthle past week continued at Briglton-Wednesday and Saturday, attended by Sir B. Bloomfield, the King rode on horseback over the Western Downs -on latter day for near five hours-select parties of Nobility, &c. andi concerts, occupy the eve- ?? of York dined with his Majesty on Saturday-by notice in Gazette, yesterda se' n- nightthedav appointed for ...

... I to A letter from Constantinople, dated Feb. the irst 8th, says4-4 We have had at Pera a fire on the nd 30th of January, at 11 o'clock at night. P.l the ng, Foreign Ministers came to the Fench Palace, end which was only saved by the extreme vigilance of ur, the Marquis de Riviere, and the Officers of the his French Embassy. The fire engines of thle Fo- ite, reign Ministers, and those of the ...

... 01 Sunday the 30th histlant a SEReMON will be preached at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. F. BARNss, D. D. Canon of Christ Church, for tile benefit of the Girls' School it that parish, supported by voluntary ?? ser- vice will begin at Eleven o'clock. To-Morrow Two SERMONS will be preached at the Baptist Chupel, Faringdon, Berks, by the Rev. J. THOMAS, of Oxford.-Services to corn. inence at ...

... Tuerday'j Post winthmued. Prom the LonD1lon Gazette of- Saturdav. 7 tHIS Gazette notifies the fiilowitig appoint. r ments, viz. Lord F. Conyougua, as First Groom of his Majesty's Bed Chamber; and Mas. ter of the Robes; the lion. F. Lamb, as Envoy to Lhe Germanic Diet; Brook Taylor, Esq. as Envoy to the King of Bavaria; Alex. Cockburn, Esq. as Envoy to the King of Wurtemburh ; C. It. Vanghnn; ...

... Stnday S and 7uesdaY's Posts. LONDON, APRIL 18. r~UTCHJ Papers to tile 15th inist. arrived this jJ UT~-ioro tirst is asserted, OD the nuthority D a orilvllate tfrom Cadiz of the 21st, that eof privated letter Soutih America is tiltogetlier given up ,vtile Sppislb Government, and this 0ssltlflis onfrmd by thle further accOulit, Westrtion i otifin llle o vitesl~a %,he¢Xrich shtad eeirl tint all ...