... ; - II I - - . . I . I el I POSTSCR'PT'' THURSDAY's POST. From the London Gazettei Dec. 31. CROWN'OFFICE& Dec. 31. 1822. Afeinber retrrned 20 serve in this ?? Parliamnmt. SH[RE OF BOSS. - 'Q1 R lames We'myss Mackenzie, 6! Sealwell, Bt. in the room of Thbmas Mackenzie, Esq. deceased. BANKIRUPTS. John Robert Cuffley, ol Ipswich., Suf- folk, ?? Eaglesfield and John Wall,. of Hinckley. Leicesrer, ...

... . IWD- OSTSCRIP:Te THURSDAY's POST. Fr-omn the London Gazette, Jan. 7. Ff HIS Night's Gazette eoritaina the Ceremonial T of the Investiture of Major-General Sir 'T'he- ophiliui Pritzler. with tbe Ensigns of a Knight. Com- mander of the Most Honfourable Military Order of the Bath. BIANKTIURPTS. Henry Hicks and Saml. W. Wood- wvard, ?? 'onthaiak, timber-merchants.- Jeremriah Benilon. of York, ?? ...

... SMERkSET CoIINTi: Meetiig of thle Fredlhohfrr of thee count3 oaf AS:nnlerset was helddih the towri of Wells, onTiesday, to take iinit corlsiderationthe propriety of petitioning Parlia- w ;it on the-subject bf the eiisting unparalleled agricultural dl'toess. Sir Th&Ads Lethbiidze, M4r. Dickinson, and a ,numbet .of respeciabib .persons were present. Mr. Hunt. arrived in a pdst-chaise ab'but ...

... 01$AUD4- Jwtw )I HIS Gazette entaitins as aeconrnt, Utatitvgltfe: amount of Badkl of Englaud Notes and filisin' cirtelation dnring tbhe qiiatte reizdidg- the '6h Jm.- 1823, to be ,g057,O$71. 4M. Sd. ?? Collier, ofi Ratbbone.p!ace, Mid- diesex, ?? ?? Slaughter, of Seal, Kent, ?? Hammond, of Wickharnbrook, Sufllk, shopkeeper.e Robert Pain, of Chilton Trlvett, Somerect,- maltstar,-l-J Blrordman, ...

... TAlqrsay, rriday, ;Si Saturdaty's Post. * N )3xprese arriied ?? on Saturday morn- A ing, which lefl Paris ot; rhursday evening. The French Funds, whic6,'closed on Wednesday at 80f. experieuced another considerable fall ol' Tburs- da'y of more than 2 per cent., and left off at 78f. .06.- The follodvitg are extracts 'of private letters by. this Elprea'i:- PARTS, Tkursday4 Jin. 23. A Cabinet ...

... To the Editor of the Bristgol Ml2ercutry. Sir.-I am glad to see that y'ou are about to set apart a space in your Paper for occasional, and I hope it may prove regular, notices regarding Political Economy-a subject little uuder stood in this country, but of the utmost practical importance to all who possess property, oar who live by the produce of their labour. It lhas been too much the custom, ...

... to ? FRONI TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTR. CitOwN OtFIC~, Dec. 31. 55555.5 t'S EUIUSED ItO S5555. IN To 55 PSE9N>T'rAatL'Jlttgt. 2/tire of ,Ross.-Sit Jamees W~emrys Mackenzie, Dart, of Scaiwfell, in the roomn of Thos. Mackenzie, Esq. decased. BANK RUPTS. 3. R. Cuffley, Ipswitch,maltsler. Sols. Mr. S. B. Jackaman, Ipewich; alsd Messrs. Bromley, Gray's Inn. J. ~Italefield and J. AVall, 1-liuckley, ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUAAty IS. Considerable agitation was felt, yesterday, amongs tle mnoneyed interest in the City, by. the arriva] of tbe M()niteur of Thuarsday by express, containing; copies of thle offiicial Notes transm~ittedi to the charges doff aires of Austria, Prussia, anad Russia, at Madrid XVith regard to the Notes themselves, as their trans. mission anld the general natureof their ...

... t? I.- ?? - -. 1%, ? :, ? . I- - (, 1. (orn44ig a j unid'c~iiof r he Migltf anI nsu-' mneans of a Catial ex.tending ftonm the R~vef Toneivnear Taunton, to,,Ze7 Hairbour, in the CountY of Deon. .EAr Pbulettj ho wis io6 have! ptsd'd * lhi f b enib\ appoinated! hour,. 1ie Chlair Wntake B.., ne-ss'sdf~f ' 'd~by ?? mdi~ii ~ of -the -several. attepsn~e1 fr ?? tnlth an'able4statemeflt to shew ?? ...

... To liii ?? r ?/ I/c B? jo/I 91(7 cia,,. ISp,- l?. s lie Musical IL art ir in 'Nit' iih'ree obscree?, ?in Silence alias inst ii. an ill is crete,'' I cli dl I priicccd ii dt?tr dint I id riot I tnt si' ii if hr Si inslitire a nt oi bees a i.e cit?' ccliii icc :tssis:ed at it Ii oiane'i'n at chuteelies md eli i 'Is lii aid III Ctt 'I ti', ',Ji,'it I 'i ca ted c/ot I itait' rep 1, rb it there ...

... ,. W | - F ?? MONDAY, JANU?I?Y l? 18?5. tflR LIBEflJ? OP ISlE PRESS IS I liE PALLAI)III?S OP ALL 1KB OIVILPOLIIICALAND RBLIOIOSIS RiOHIS OP AN ENALIdiE?N. The French Papers received during the week throw very little light on the question of peace or, war with Spain; and the same feverish anxiety con- 'tinues to prevail. 'that the okl King wishes to spend the remainder of his diays in peace ...

... ;ClF Ar, 0; Pi'f 'll -t ?? tA th 1. ,. Uk4Pb.xe~d~ otf J'aowttung.,Sketch from ?? above 194 1bg47AtO st r ...