... LOR MAOWSD- -A 'V hLrrrday'se'nniriht, in- which day 'Mr. Alderidaafl *rhercpe etretrd.On 'i1' aivalty,, n of thedicrst S6 splendid in ihe annalt of London, bbth'in regard ts tife dic procession and t ...

... ?ri?t?d? To ?? Eddore of the ?? have ofiten thought the tarmniration ic proclis pes vcry talme and unf-y interesinog, for want of somse proceeding to give them in as -+rpnt finish. Ithas oc cuiret to ...

... THE QU E,.V. jiOUSE OF LORDS, Fawar.Os. 27- Ihe Attorney-Genteral's Speech, concluded from 'tur paper of Monday last- The Learned Gentleman read from the 'in'iite'S reat part of' Carrington's examination; wherein be 5ppeared to have ataied that he had been raten a Mdshipman on board the Poictiers, under Sir Jsln geresturd b that he had not served in any other jbtp before the IOiCtiels, but ...

... TUESDAY's POST. LONDON, OiNt)AY, Nov. 6. POLA It EXPEDIT ION.. ; . (PRtOML SATUIiDAY -N'13IT'S GAZETTE.) Admirftr,, OI e N. 4 copy or 3 Leiivr froym Lirutert)aeU illiam Edwavd Par:, eunmunlilkt ei~ h~jtbsty3 jvipfse,sl (latriv -eilmlled ishl~ ihe (Jiiper gilli brt. oil a- uonge of Diiiroveiv ill tile AW~t9SS5)s~%?0~h \ iiurttos(s~l>q.duted Ihis tAIR jresl Scilip I-tecia, ''tjt C~oast yft ...

... TU!? S D)A V 's POST. .5 tL ?? , a.,, s..- . - ,. LON DON, MQYNDAY, Ndv-. 20. T' F~l'TUL ''ejt i ei iifroln Alionte Video. Ilhis morr- Jt iiig, d:teii 112;`t Sep tellnler, mentijoll. dire wele n poiit (ii Ilnlticm S ltely onl tlhe lauks of the Pilate, o d thlere had 1itgei tin tecnt engayellents. 'I iW prO- s ectse pectillg ?? were cotasiderably irnproi'O d. LX1IRACT OF A LtTIrT, DIATIED ?? Dr ...

... The Prince of Coburg lbad a lomg interview with her Majesty, at Brandlenburgh House, on Fridav.- Th'le very serious illness under which her MLajesty is now labourinl, obliged her to receive his Royal Highiness in her bed-chamber. The interview con- tinued for an hour. It no doubt brought ?? recollections to bothi the Illustrious Pelsonageq; but it maust have been soothinig to both, that the ...

... - .d Extract from AVrj.iume's Speech ki the Debate at the Y ?? House, September 27. le - He now begged. leave to biing to tlie;reeol. d -lection of the court what liad; passed within those ?? walIs,.On thriee-er four di tieretotoasiorts, relativa to their India trade. So far back as the year I ll i' he, certainly before an unwilling audietice, called in on the court of ditectors to reduce ...

... RErOICfN(S JN THE POUINT.RM . HARLOW, EssEx.-The happy, escape of the Bueers from&4d fangs of her base calumniators, has no where been more heartily celebrated than In this town on Wednesday last. A bonfire of immense magnitude-ushered ih the rejoicings Illuminations be'. gan after it, -of the most brilliant appe ance, with transpareri- dces, &c.. The neighbouring inhabitants, from the ...

... I CDC Pozo of ebilmebar allb JUMP. I i - LONDON, FRIDAY, Novrtt'IcR, 24, Parliamenit, it will be observed, was, after a Session of uniexamileil tititgue, dismissed withont the usual Speech C from the 'IThrone. Tile only instance of such an uncere- monious dismissal, since the time of Chmrles the Second, was the Prorogation which took place when Thurlow i, was Lord Chancellor, on the 27th of ...

... THE Q UBEN. MEETING OF ST. GILES AND ST. GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY. A Meeting of the Inhabitant Householders of the United Parishes of St. Giles in the Fields and St. George, Bloomsbury, was held yesterday in the Great Hall of the Freemasons' Ta- vern. The Meetirng was most numnerouslyvand respectably at- tended. The Hall, before the appointed hour of meeting, was much crowded. A considerable space ...

... TQ THE ItT NAYOil. 1 io, St. Hellen's- e pisspigate-street, ?? Lord, SundaydJse 6 80 I feel it my dutyto acquaint your Lnor4t4hp foVti, le informsa- tion of the nsagistracy of the city, with the ?? a bill of in- dictment wvas found ?? lrst ~atr,t Wi ?? ialias William Fletcher, alias Villla b rhigh treason. T'he overt acts laid in the nitetcnitcifya h publication of handrluills, intending to ...

... T TIS EDITOR Or IRWN' CLC' SIR, odWi,.I gi 'The person wbo gnhf An Old Whig again de essing the public through the berdiutm of Lord John RIssl athe pirestanti mos~stig i rtsis, 'has, in so peculiar a manner, ctio the atentained iti oan pbcand invited its discussion Of 'c4re~ the gratebody of-the' public, hfEgand. I hallmae nalway the ?? adv~iadced in his letter,. tha shallte snake no apo- ...