... 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 ...

... 'IRIAI. C)? T'IQE QIJEEN. HOUSE OF' LORDS. n;v o(,itY~-SATUHDlV^, NO0V- 4. fr. tLIII part of Lord Grey's Speereb previ-al1ly l1 v 0rP.1be tound inl the 1a4t M I he f011owi1g Is 01t.1% fl ol I. rd Liverl,-ol's Speech:-] ?? , ?? of IViERPOO(L, havin;0 gone over l l ices vwhiclh took place at A'ugta, Cenoa, ,l&il9 C saidh IIe Bow atc to what had bee 1,r,5l 1ly man) lrsp is DS tile o10 t nlaterial ...

... A letter from Madrid, dated the 2-th tilt., states, that it was not without cousidlerable reluctance that the ?? gave his assent to the bill for the suppres- sion of the monastic orders. ?? declared on its first presentation that it was contrary to his conscience, and positively refused his sanction. The Ministers however repaired to his Mlijesty in a body, and tenl- dered their resignations, ...

... DINNER AT BELFAST 'ro MR. J. S. KNOWLES, ! AUTHIOiR OF VIRGINIlS, &C. ' Belfast, November 7. OD the occasion pf this Gentlemaln's visit to lBV- fast, snally of the inhabitants were anxious to have the ?? of slewinjg their respect ont esteem for a Gentlen-tsn wilose literary talents were highly appreciated while he resided aleioflgst us, and *vho endeared himself' to evely one by thiose ...

... The famous Ali Pachi, in order to conciliate the favour of the English, and save himself from the fury of the Turks, has had a whole length portrait of himself painted, whichi he intends to send to the King of England. He is represented holding in his hand a modern Greek manuscript, which he has dictated in a pure style, althoughi he never learned to read or write. The manuscript, when ...

... LONIDON . Extract of a Letter, dated Santiago de Chili, 7th August. ' The following ships of war, and 14 transports, will be ready for sea by the 1 5th instant at latest, and proceed for the liberation of Peru:- l O'Higins, 50 gus* 30 me Adnm. Lord Cochrane. ° Htgg~nu, SO g , 34 mn aptan Crosby. San Martin, 64 ?? 400 ?? Captain Wilkinson. Lautaro, 36 ?? 954 - Guiar. lndependencia, 32 ?? 210 - ...

... SPITSBERGEN, ICELAND), &c. Obsmvations made during a voyage to the Arctic Seas. On the evening of the 14th of April, Spitsbergen camee into view; it is an island of vast extent, and i5 equal to, if it does not exceel, Great Britain. Our Isituetl by acconnt was 80 deg. north. The land hid a most stupendous appearance, being composed Ifia ri(dge of lofty mountains, rising almost perpen- ...

... : (Fromn the London Gaxcitc, Nov. 4.) ADMIRlAL'T'Y oryiCr, NOv. 4, 1820. Copy of a Letter from Lient. William Edward Parry, cnm- mnanding his Majesty's ship Hecla (lately employed1 with i the Griper gun brig ott a voyage of discwvery in the Arctic k seas), to John Wilson Croker, Esq., dated his Majesty's ship Hfcla, wvct coast of Davis' Straits, lt. 70 deg. 41 nin. N., long. 69 deg. 17 mill. W ...

... % W I ION AND) RI TLF OF THe POOR. I , ~J~rveivd in the North of Germany, by ta f v,on ra;eli in the Nnrth ot Germany, hy IrilioNxsS HOtDCilIN, Esq. N '*it\ish lnelts fored rcation in -lamborg are I' very parish, of' whichl there are five, ?? gischnol, xw rc tit e poelt are tiugh t read- it')Ittic, anal religioi, firee otexpeinsv. or' thesc, there is a ?? destined for tde jr o paup Irs, ...

... 1 OND0N. According to letters from Vienna, of the 5th in. etzilt, a singthlir ?? had been received flieie from his holiness the Pope, in reply to the of- fer of the Austrian Government to send troops into (lie Papal domiuions for the purpose of repressing the :irdent desire for a free Constitution wwhich had been manifested by the subjects of his Holiness. *he P!ope's letter states, that he i3 ...

... ON UNDER.DRAINING. >tUt tire EtI~l0 of' Met ralrnters' .1o'rnitl. e~d ]hiik ?? ?? .ns, Amiriikfhire, Oct. zS, S2O. Dr 1 _1i'e Ii.t ibr ii of youlr pnier tlhat callcd Ifortl| qii lu)til rt!n:lal~ CO~l taiii ?? ruriousi doci rifles| iojjct of draiIluig. I hlaive no ?? A I1i ,,p~ficatiO(1s Oft a b:ind11 doctor, hot I have wvit- s I ?? Operatios ot th.5 kind,; and, with ,lel~lec of ul~enee to the ...