... -TWvF~ rwTJ-1t1r,7 Tf WAR OFFlICFOCr0HEI, ?? I820. d 1st Regimeint of lfe (;uar -Crtot Charles Hall. fromI hialt pay G II dr.q.oors to he (Sh i ,tt aiti SbLit lietenanrt 1 vicr J--,i 11-11, Io, *, -xehanigt s; dm.6c'i 0,nther 2. 14trh Rogillitutr of ?? l)rig-oofs Brevet L.itut,nant- Cui,ltI i1tnoiural 1it I ),nrc PJ try to 1ie NM jar, l y purcha'e, I vtce Brtrtitcttt, proottiedt li the 22ti ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Nov. 3. I Millford, Oct. 31. On Sunday the brig Charles Henry, Phillips, from Wex t fort to London, sprung a leak off St Anii's Head, upset in a ?? minures, and drified on shore at sie A. M. The m,,ster and one man were save.l. ITh heatch ways were broke open, and the cargo, cunsiuting of S7 10 casks of butter, and three t bales bacon, were forced out ot her hold; about ...

... PR) PAT , CORRESPONDAT12. - X- T-, ?? IQ CFlA I, F.L.. . London, Nov. 13. 1820. It is expected that a proclamation fur proroguing Par- liament to the latter end if January, or the beginoing of n February, vill appear in the GazeLte of to-morrow night, C or of Saturday ncxt. Preparations :ore making at the Erxcie Office, Post Of- a fice, and Custom House, for illuminating this evenidn. E Ihe ...

... Rf-P Fz:itTHDAY-OCT. 30. CoLOfLgL LINDSAY. Afterprayers.had been read and the names caned over, *'heJEarl ofs.BALCARRAS `ddressed the House from the gallery, and s. id, that though he wasunaccutomed to addressthe House, he felt impelled to do so, as wvell from a regard to justice as to the feelings of individuals who were most nearly connected with him. The cause of his troubling the House was ...

... TTE. WAR OFFICE-OCT. 27. 3 d 1st Regiment of Life GUards-Lieutenant John Hall, from f half pay as Cornet 6th dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Ar I thur Czsar Manners, who exchanges. n 3d Dragoon Guards-Lieutenatt William D. Mercer, from t 70th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice HuIghes, wlio exchanges. t 5cth Ditto-Lieutenant John Grifithhs, from half pay 79rh ,f foot, to be Regimental Quartermaste ...

... PROCLAMATION OF THlE KING. Louis, by the grace of God, King of France and Navarre. I To all to whom these presents may come greeting: i Frenchmen-At the moment when the law which l guarantees to your sulrages an entire independence, and r which secures to vour interests a juster representation, is about to be carried into effect for the first time, I am de- sirous that you should hear my ...

... Ialc~onian @Pezcuxp. El)INBURGH, SATURDAF-NOQVMBJBR 4. The Lisbon packet, which arrived on Tuesday last, has bluoglt , -ord Bcrcsford to this country, together with se matl o her B1itish officers. Papers and letters have also ban received to the 1Sth, the first containing the oiULI correspondencc between Lord Beresford and the P,eollecse Government. l erualesford was not allowed to land. Hie ...

... , cOMMOZV:;COUwlcI. ,nd U stJvLuvJL. at- Yesterday a Court ot' Ccmirnocl Co0uncil was ?teld at t Aie Guildball,'in conseqiience'of a requisition received by the ?? Mayor, 1 to take into eonsidde'ration the proprieyf presenting an address of eo'artlaiflt hrMajesty,Q sat ?? o e te I~ton the~victory she has obtained over her enemies, and hier ,i ing escape from a foit and atrocious conspiracy, ...

... SOUND INTELLIGENcE. il msarlSmR fT-- ~ ro n fr- Nov. 5. Villiam and James, Cunninghanm, from lfrgx Stemttin, staves. Urania, Ncwten, Riga, Leith, nots Diana, Millar, ditto, Dwidee, hetmp fi. Fiy, lnes, dittQ Bellait, seed Eliza, Rirchi.*, ditto, Aebroath, Lx : Cyrus, Robertson, Petcrshurgli, Leith, deals B JIr6tbiers, Sinclair, dbto, Aberdeen, hemnp 7. Acorn, Macnehtoshl, ILondon, Riga, ...

... PIiVA .II'S CORRESPONDEN.CE. London, Nov. 6. 1820. The fate of the bill of pains and penalties, as far as re- gards the second reading in the Lords, is decided. Their Lordships' bar was crowded to excess at an early hour this morning, it being confidently expected that a division would take place in the course of the day. Palace-yard, and the avenues ?? thereto, were more thronged than they ...

... London, Nov. i, 1;.2, Boston papers to the 13th ult. arrived to-dav. The ' navigation act, passed the last session or c,, grgss, went into operation on the 2d. This act pllu;t t the importation into the United btates from ls liritiri Went India islands of any articles other titan the pdudec of these islands. Congress is to assemble on the 13th inst. and oen o'r:h first subjects submitted to ...

... HOUSE OF COlMMONS-Nov. es. .1 _1 a .._A .eL1. _- ?? tA. h 1 Ad- LT, ' III co~nsequen~ce of- thie ordrfr ?? tu h-day-, and of the interest excited, by the expected Commut- rii inication 'fromn her majesty, the Me mbeirs began, sit an t of earh' hour, to assemble, in considerable niumbers. te he -Mr H-obbouse, anid some other Members, were down as be early as ten o'clock, which, we believe,~ ias ...