... Paris papers of :Friday arrived laat nsght by express. An article in these papers, dated Madrid, Feb. 9, states, that the King of France's speech to the French Chambers was commlunicated to the Cortes on the 5th by a Royal messagc. On the 6th a decree was issued at tlhe ?? of the AMinister at War, for a levy of 29,973 men (the Cot tes regretted that he had not asked 50,000) to render the ...

... ; - 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, ?? ...

... TIME WHITE PATIB'NT4 tN the reign of Loutis XV. Isisb6 was the fashioiable t.iurgeon of Paris: One rnoiniig be received a note, inviting him to attend in thed Rte ?? de Jer, near the Luxemnborough, at sit ihi the eveining:, This professional rendizdr'us he rf coursc failed not -to keeps when he was encoturitered by a man who brought him to thc doot.of a 1tousei at which the guide knocked. The ...

... .71. The following painfully interesting particulars of .this most melancholy eatastrophe,. are derived from he the oral relation of one of the cabin passengers. a er- respectable tradesman in Liverpool, who was for- '- tutatlely'saved. the aecount this drawi tip was is. published in the Liverpool Courier of Wednesday last. It is a mournful d'e'tail- ts ?? sailed from the Pigeon-hbuse, ...

... .rITFSP;EL LA NEO US INTIj4 . U,[GENCE. WINDSOR. Nov. 14.-,rhis day being tine his llajesty to k all airilnw on horseblack iu Wimlsor Great Park. T he Kilz Conltizlic in tile etijuvinelnt tf exeelllt health. Th'lle Earl of Fife lelt the Castle this dav Cfot LolwltI.-We undtr- Stand that his Alljestyintends to l;e-ih Lotition iu the course Of a week, and that previous to his departure for ...

... I 11 tI~iRD'.FliT')toY, di F1, , ?? . .-A flftl;, voliiumedof D r.I. ladry of Eug- It J- s appeaied,2 *1iss jonao Workr, ?? dngely ove4lcobled byouui 600 most p3opular rtvie~s, has received . pt a more sure p edge:,-ot public. 4pprobatioyl. A ?? ris editiori in octavo;?s LtOiSppear in a few 4ays. . gr The author is a.Rsfles s1iiatholic- Clergytanllat in that -w charac.ter-h~s had access to the ...

... ampammenve Yl IPTo 'POSTSCIC, THURSDAY's POST. LONDON., TUESDAY, Dec. 16, 1823. HE French Papers which arrived yesterday, though T nearly filled with descriptions of the varions fetes Xgiven tocelebrate theitrlumphis of the Duked'Angouleme and the pacificatioi of the Peninsula, contain mauy articles which prove that the state of Spain is one of 4-itation aud d'to of peace, and that alarm is ...

... To, the ED['roa ef the E;XEFEn FLYING-POST. NJii. EDITOIR, 1 huve delayed replying to No Percsectifor's letter o ?? 1st of Xpvemnber, that. I might see whether any Ihing would he inserted itn the JiVe.tern Luminary of lhe I Ith, which would require an.answer: butsjince.1Mr. Flindell has thought proper al)rillptly to close the subject in his paper, I shall only flave oocasiol to trouble you ...

... L? ? -t? ?? 1, . i? I ?? -. ?? . I ' i IE ZTERV. .- v, , I . I WEDNESDAY,. I2tiv 7s 1823. Oo itund iy, fniorning. at ,Zsrmotnth, tbe Lady of Charles GiffarJ, Esq. of a daughter. O unI'hhtrsday, ?? ?? V dy of ?? Br~donll Esq of ?? anid'elr. .. - ARR;IED,. ; ?? On Thursday last, at ;: 'a ?? Lbodon, Mr. Sam., Haitaison, to MisN ?? ?? gtou, younget 'dalgbhter'of Mr.'Norrgn, ot tbi city | On the ...

... P l 1OSTSCRIPTo THURSDAY's POST.. LONDON. TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1e23. R13iNCH Papere to tlhe 27Lh inst. were received last T night by Express. If the intelligence which they eontain be correct to its full extent, tbe campaign may be regarded as eiosed in the Peninsula. Insulated points may contintue to defend hthemselves and Guerillas to scour the counltry, but all regular warfare seems to be at ...

... MIISCELLA4 NEOUS INTELLIGENCE. WINDSOR. Oct. 10.-His Majestyl With his MsIal attendants, took an airing this day inl his little phsetot, in Winl.sor Park.-Yesterday evening the military batid at- tended and plaved at the Castle, by command of the Kintr.- The I)uke of WVellington arrived. at the Castle on Wdunes- (lay afternoon, on a v;sit to his Majesty. M}r. Williams. a King's M1fessenger, ...