... L OND ON. A'lONDAY-`FeUtla eV t2i6 - th re Fridav the King beld his second levee for the ne Feason at Carlton llouse. At hialf-past one co o'clock the guard of honour Marched intn the th court yard, ond a body of life guards took u. M1 their station in Waterloo Place, each accom- pa ponied hy their band. The company was very tn numerous. The carriages began to arrive soon an after the gates ...

... JIMPgRJAL PARLIAMENT GREA2' AIl1?'AIN AND IRELAND. k Ho~~-lus.E1 OF LORD1S, FEu. 28 nd Th6 House proceeded in A ppeals. or The' 11)1D CH.ANCM-SL(R took an opportunity of stat- Af. ing, that-he should very, shortly call their- Lordsbips' attention Uns to the case of ?? of Stratlimore, wvhicls had conic be- fore the Cdurt of Chancery, and the consideration of which was - suspended ti await the ...

... House of Lords. THE QUEEN'S ANNUITV. TUESDAY, IFeb. 20.1 The Earl of Liverpool rose tcl move the second reading of the Queen's Allow. ance Bill, to which lie expected no opposition or dis. Cussion. The sum proposed by this bill to begranted to her Mlajesty was the same as that to which she woufld have been entitled by her marriage settlement, had bhis Nfajestyls demise taken place. fle. ...

... PRI VA TE CORRESPONDENCE. U'U A L. UeJI&.fLO.JA -- - c London, February 26. 1821. iS- ?? OF NSaPLI1. flee h. By an extraordinary courier, which left Naplee on the I11th ssg instant, letters have been received frona thence, and fronm coe other cities on the route, which contain the most recent in- ane cr1 rlligeoce relative to, the inv ision of Napi.s. The courier Was I Ut much retardied on his ...

... LOINDON, SUNDAY; Febrita.7iar 25. NAT .ns.-That the Austrimi ?? CoNlcctd if' ttie Norlh of llal!, Iave actually crossed the Po, in their advallce o.upon Njples, mxnav Dow le Citlsi- dered as placed beevoll all doubt, by tile 1,llowitig Proclaatiott of n I ?? the Pope: PAPAL PROCLAA1T''1ON. FlEnt.R$tc s, CARDINAL CGONSALV, of the S. R. C. Deacon of S. Maria Ad Martyres, Secretary of State to ...

... Z I C alciao-atan ?Pqcu?v. distres: EDINBURGH, port of The TIIURSDAY-MARCH 1. ing tha be una By the Hamhurgh mail an important docament has he beg on the been received, which is dated Vienna, February 13th, and nhe N though it has no signature, it appears to be a declaration Auesri of the views of the allied sovereigns in their invasion of Earl b had re the Neapolitan territories. After ...

... POSTSCRIPT THURSDAY's POST. From the London Gazette, Feb. 27. HIS Nigbt's Gazette contains loyal addresses to T his Majesty fromn the Counties of Worcester, nerks, Norlhumberlnd, Carbridge. and Isle of lEly; ¶ puribb of St. Mary-le.bone, Middlesex, and several other places, BANKRUPTS. John Rogers and Caleb Rogers, of Ply.poutth,coach- makera.-PeterSmitb, sea. Peter Smith, jun. and Wm. Swith, ...

... f I fR oinz thee LON~DONV Gr' ZETTEJf Of SATURDAY., Febiuary 24, 181. 119E King has been pleased to command that, . in the present and ilk all futdre years, his ?? Birth-dav shall le, in all respects, observed and kept on the 23d day of April; excephinh when that day shall fall on Sunduy, in which case thv same is to be observed and kept on the folio whin dav. ...

... Accounts from Naples, dated January 31st, say- 'Scarcely had the reports of the acceptance of the Constitution been spread through the-eity, wihen the whole popuilation manifested the joy Which this event excited. They proceeded in bodies to tthe Prince's Palace, and shloted a thousand ?? live our Constitutipial King-Long live his wvorthty Son.' -All the bands of thlegions of the National ...

... GRANfl BAi t'AT' '+PR6AiL2 -A ILION , ?? ' BiRIGHTON. . ,, , -, ; O ond' riiglrt bi'i Majesty nas pleased, to .open 4ibe Royal[Pavilion 'atBrigbton with a grand ball and - supper.; Upwards of tvro hundred distinguished per- ?? were invited on the occasionr arid in order to ;afford et'ery facility for tbe arrangemeut-of the apart. ments, his Majesty and company dined at five o'clock; after ...

... IlOUSI. OF C.l. TONS-VFi. 23. 1 - 111 - . ?? - _ . I ~~~tie FINrac DEFENDANCTS FtOR CONreTFIvr. refre MVr DEN.NIAN Said, Ile held ini his h'ai ii a P':ti tifn Oil Ilalt a .,vilect hii'h h demantdedl the ,armmi t aftenteiiin it the D House-S bubject highly iinpisrllnttt14 ti le due ?? the DaivionO, forinerly of [Duke Stree ,tWst Shi t liekij, hu, fltin 2ice: prii-tir ecwinelire itl O)l'khao ...

... Lig~ave, Faa 7.-The Cortes continue their Sittings, which aire tcc object of publ1ic attention. In their Sitting of the:)d, a PI ~t of a Ia, w~as dcussed for the Convocation of the Depu- tizesf the Ultramarine Provinces, A very animacted' discussion toak place on this subject, but the votes wvere -adjourned, as well as those regarding the. Deputies from the Azories. Al. Alvez de Rio made three ...