... 'I r1l IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN I.& pi T S ouse of Lords, t TtESib_2, ~Dec. 28.1 On the motion of the b, Bart of Liverpool the Newspiper Stamp Duty Bill wais comrnitted. Having gone throuigh the Commit- tee, the Bill sras reported without amendment6, and la brdered to be read a third time to-morrow. g 'T'he Balkers4 Regulation Bill was also committed, tl reported without amendments, and ordered to ...

... Froul the LONDON GALE TTE, Of SATURDAY., January 1, 1820. HIlS Gazette notifies, that the Prince Regent ' bhas appointed Major-General Lewis Grant, Go- ?? 'nor of the Bahama Islandi ; a!1d Dr. It. Grahatn, li-gins P'rofessor of Botany in thu University of Ediu- bu'rgh ; and that he has approved of the flauk com- iazies of the 25th regiment being perniitted to bear nn ?? apdointrnents, the word ...

... EXE TE R, WEDNE.SDkY, January 5. The Rev. MIr..Precentor Bartlami has institiuted tlle Rev. T'bowas Fisher. Master of Arts, to tne Rleetory of lRoche, otherwise Saint Roehle, in the countv of Cornwall, vacant, by the death of the 11ev. Richard 1Postietnvwaite, and on the ?? of the Ilev. John King, 3!. A. Rector of Bisley, in tile Coulntv of Surrey the Rev . Charles Simeon, M. A. Fellowv of Kim ...

... THU 5_4)'A 'sPOST. tONTDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1820. ETTERS have been roceived from the Cape of Good Hope of 30tl October. Lord H. Somerset Ilp to that date was still engaged treating, it was re- ported, with the Caffre Chiefs for the cession of a large portion of their territory. The late military operations having terminated in the total discomfiture and 'dispersion of the seavages, had had ...

... LONDON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8. tim FuniDs.-The publication of the new Russian tariff haq, we unders.tand, 'given an impulse to the tuauufactures of Manchiesteii and gladdened the hearts anti eountenances of thousands of distressed worknwei a new value was not only imparted to tle rawv mnaterial, cotton, but an increase has been Imnmediately and spontaneously made ill tlhe wages of the weavcrs. ...

... AmtRICAN PAPERts. I* i '~~~EW-YoREi Dee, 10.- LAEST 14 F lOM HAvAwrA.-A letter from iavans-. na, datd ?? 15, ?? Geneial, is expected bere. daily, and yway Md,' hourly.. It is tbe general belief among ns, that he -has.beendefeated by Bolivar. and that the latter i8 now in possession of the whle prov'uce of Caraceas. I was told by one of the lonsolidata here, that Boli- r6r had taken a mfllion ...

... DciSCO VZRIIrS 1sW AF2nRI MiSAIN FROM CAPE COAiSt TO -ASHANTPB. Mt. BOWDICH, a gentlernad of great-talent and Integrity, and employed by the African 9ciety, has published a curious work upon the above subjett; the sabstance of which we present, to our readers-. Cape Coast Castle, or Cape Corso, is a factory of Africa, -on the Gold Coast. The Portuguese settled here in 1NO0, and built the ...

... OS0,CRIP T.HURSDAN'.s POST. LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1820. .'ARIS Papers of Thursday and Friday arrived -L this forenoon. Thursday, at noon, the King, .seated on h-is throne, and surronuded by the Members of the Royal Family and great Officers of State, re- ceived the Pope's Nuncio. His Eminence was es- corted to the' audience with great ponip, and the ceremonial of his ?? to his Majesty ...

... From the LONDON. GLZETTE3, i Of SATURDAY, Junuary8, 1829. MIMlS Gazctfe contains Loyal Addresses from 'A the Granda Ollice Bearers and lRepIresentativeS bt the Royal Arch Freemasons of Scotland; frori Ihe Office Bearers of ti)e Grand Lodgle of Scotland; Irom the Brethren of Dunbar Castle Lodge of free- tnasons of Scotland; from the AIldermen, Conimoa touncil, Burgesgesa and Inhabitants of Ruthin. ...

... The bodily indisposition with which the King was afflicted, 'about two months since, arose from a violent cold which his Majesty then caught, supposed to be occasioned by-the severe north and north-east winds, which then blew remarkably strong. The indisposi- tion of the King in his stomach was so severe for two days, that frequent expresses were sent to London upon the occasion. On one day ...

... LOND3ON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1820. TIThe Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday arrived this morning. 'There was, on the preceding day, in the Chamber of Deputies, a very animated debate on the lteport of the Committee to whom the petitions against altering tbe Charter and the Law of Elections had been ?? discussiotl was adjourned to tlie next day. There was a report at Vienna on the 1st inst. ...

... LONjvDO ,f, saturday, Jiam. 15. E'IrtERS from Cadiz) dated Dedember' 24, L were received yesterday. They once more re- vive sqeculation, when every hope appeared to be 'extinguished, on the subject of the expedition to $aouth America. Tlhe earliest period now named 1'-o the dep)artuire of the first division, whichj on ?? of the disasters Morillo has lately expe- iienced, is fully understood to ...