... ICr~rn tk~ LONDON GAZA'TTE of Jan. 2~- *.ThieaZ±tte contairts Mdresses to the King'from tle Bishop, .r9chdeon, and Clergy, of 'the ount, Palatine of.Durhabm; fr'rothi1Jeaa1&c. of the Collegiate Church'ofSt. Peter's, West. rnitster ; fron thle MayoF, Jurats, and Commonalty. of the Tiievaud Hundred pf Tenteraen; from the. Mhaoisters of the .?rehbytery of Chanonry; from the Provost, Magistrates, ...

... This day is published, ~TW LIGIITS!! or, Mo'dern Mc~tiphysics, np ' plied to her Majesty's Case; intended particularly t.r ?? ?? leo&ssor PLAYFAlIL?. Price cs.6d. I'ubliwd by J. J. Stoc tdaie, 55, Pallmall. TRIUMPH OF THE REAL A-N1) ENIANGlHTrNED LOYALISTS OVER ITS 4INISTEIt OR MISTAKEN .PROFESSOR&- Yestex'day we tiitnessed an extraordiiiary Meeting at theI Mantsioni-holise, in consequenoe of ...

... XORWIC. POX DJXNER. ,A dumerotisand highly respectable number of Gentlemen dined together on Friday last in this city, in celebration of the memory of Mr. Fox; It not being expected that there would lbe so large an attendance of Gentlemen this year, the dinner Vwas not held in St. Andrew's Hall, as usual, it being considered too large; but, towards the hour appointed for dinner, so many ...

... To Ad EDIT-OIt oR Tg NMORNINO. ofiO,6iL, Otof thine o~v ?? te. in' 'your paper of. this *naornilng'~appears .aletter fromla.- Ma- pi~srare,` cowmentipg on the, case whereiri mr. D)uncan. Camp- belwa h prosecutor, with, the intent icon .of.'proving that, 1~~stra Itcve kde ees ocr oai se; so4 refus to be boun~d' ovesr,' &c. but full of t se orst loigic ever offered as a judicial opinion., ...

... IMPERIALT iAlIENT - 7 or A GPZ4?AT BR TAI ?? iRELfAND. TIOUSE OF LORDS1,JANUAR'Y 24. T'he HOUae Shes about iwo o'clock. l'b e King's pleaspre for la receiving tire Address having beenl signified, the IHouse went up in procession with the Address to his -lMajesty, having first ad- journed till to-morrow (this day). ht fli HOUSE OF COMMONS.TV The Speaker tooicthe Chair a few rninutesbefore four ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oP GRBAT-rMlTl!.AIN AlND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JAWITART 25. P The LORD CHANCELLOR gave notice of its being In- t tended to resume the hearing of Appeals on Wednesday next. THE QUEEN-PETIrTONS, &c. Lord ERSKIN presented Petitions from Bamfi, Dumfries, f Arbroath, Brechin and Crieff, in Scotland, praying that all fur. ther proceedings against the Queen might be ...

... From the itNeDO GAZETTE ofTBN. rhe following Addresses to his Majesty havebees tra 1sflttted o;.Visc oun Sidmouth, one of hii ?? Principcll Secreta- *eib ' State:-From the.Dean and Chapter of the 'Collegiale Churchtof Saint Peter, Westminster; fromtherJustisS sot lie .Peace for the Liberties of 'the Tower' of 'Lndon, and thb.De puty..4ieuten.enta of the Tower Hiamlets tfrom the Mayor, Ci- ...

... - LlETTR FRO3t T5un Msei OF ]PSANCE TO THs~RoNO oF APrLES. The following document is extracted from a il40et Jburn'a- of the 5th instant;- Ssr;,' fia BOtsiOtI1rA-midtit the circumttsances in wchick he events'ot the last five months have.placrd the at'ates confidedw 1 Providenceto 'the care of ytour Majesty, you could not for ans instant have doubted of the continued interest felt by me to- ...

... THfi MINORITY ON MSR. WETllERERLL'S MOTION FOR PAP.RS RELATIVE TO THE ObIS- SION OF HER MIAJESTY'S NAME FROM THE SrTOSruOy. Abercromhy, H.J. Fitzgerald,Rt.Hon. PalmerCzF. Allen, J. H. M. Parnell, Sir Henry Astell, Wm. Fitzroy, Lord J. Pierce, Henry Belgrave, Vicc. Fitzroy, Lord C. Pbillips, G. R. Beaumont, l: W. Folkestone, Visc. Phillips, Georg- Barham, Jos. F. Farrand, Rob. Plumer, Win. ...

... 'LON DON: ls SW TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1821. dv At a late hour last night we ri'eceived the 'Paris Pa- fatl WI pers of Friday last. The Chamber of Peers met on i Thursday, to, appoint a grand Deputatioii to attend the. WC Anniversary Funeral Cerem~ony on Saturday, the 21st fre falling on Sunday. The Deputies merely assembled in Mti their Committees. The following are extracts :- th PARcIT, JAN. ...

... GRBAT BRITAIN ,AN IRELAND. em - HOUSE7 Or' COMMONS, 3Nr. 26. The l SPEAKER having',taken :tlielchair atithe usual hour, orkquainted' the ~H~iuiethat..he had presentedithe Address. of -tlitat 'Hduse~t'o tbe:Thftout', to'WhlIth11 WsiMjasstyhad been pleaq.- ~Thea;'onsiderdttont'of.the :Petltiortiagainst the-late. Return for by ?? ~f.~eiss~ C~r 14-W, hich--bad been passed ?? tire istibf'feberiry. ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, JANUARY25, 1821. t Our limits would not allow us to enter yesterday into the con- sideration- of the Speech from the Throne, and the proceedings of the two Houses. The Speech was not such as to render any Amendment necessary. We were glad to see her MAITEITIr spoken of'with due respect in the Speech; and we can only ex- press a wish that those libellers and sycophants, Who ...