... ; - 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, ...

... 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 ?? ...

... 1 Vetlnesday,-' TkJursday, £ 4--ridaysl Post. 'The Pa.ris' Journals ?? ay haye'lbccn re- crei'Veei.29 *'iFVhey ecoltimn zircate ttin1 l iif ,t satisfIac- tory. 'or'auihenitc .4oltrailwithgnrd Lo lih rela - ti ilnS .of Friancc vw'ith Spain~ ~ The. Iwi~vattt Ietters auiound no less than the Newspapers in colitrad'ielo.1y reports. ilct'6fllowing ' a i extt't froin one of return of ?? hsx ?? ...

... -_ ICELLA , . :S I'T- f * . . N MISCELLANXEOUS IATTELLI[GJg§ACE .pyio, PJO ee. 25.-His Majesty and snite re. celved the holy sarint, in the prhate chanei'of the * I'aviltio~am hi-mnptning;tl nine o.clic ?? tvelve pre. cisely his Mlajesty again eutered the.4loyplCV'loset, to -tattand divine servkc'e,, whih was per~formed by Dr. Pearsoni and'the Sub Dean of, St. ?? 'The sermon va's prea'chetI' ...

... OfI'olli 1)4- Y8,0l Domb ttr, Of .SA1 TuR 0.vI Yf Devembler 28, .; UIR''.-XGENT Sir R. Bolfoul from the 13th X Light Dragoons, is appointed to be CoI6deJof the 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, vie General Wilford, deveased. B.ANICRUPTS.-Jo0nl Oiand, of Bristol, patter.- Thomas Roose, of Liverpool, baker. ...

... LONDO N, MIIONDAY, December 30. ' An express arrived early this moring with the Paris Papers of Saturday. 'I'lie ionitear contlairns a royel ordinance. arceptim the resignlltioln of the D ike de Miomilorency of the office of Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. It also contains 'a rate of M. Villele to the Frencb Minister at the Court of Madrid, detaihlig the views of the French Government ...

... LATEST INTA LMUENCk. 13. the French Mail which arrived this morn- ing we have letters from MAadiid to a very late date. It appears that in a isiting ofrtbe kxtraordidurygCortes, the suhject of i itow Loaii wasagain entered upon, and a determination come to that eight days should be permi~t- ted to the Spanish and other capitalists to make a bidding for it, and io the event of a proper offer ...

... ?? O' . X WALL . 0 FAiLtaOUi;TH P'ALCtrs.-be ollowvifg iopy o t Treasur~y ;Miiiuite, atrnhgl,1y liidicative of the intentioni. or his M~ajesty's Gbv~erniwl as to the 6uotre degtinatiion of the-Packets. hasbeetn recived and ciiciialed amongst Ihe Captaiins of thesetle vessels .biy the 'ket Ageot at Fat noti b. Pac4¢I¢Offic'i Faisiot, DemberiA^ 1822. ' , Itak'e the s earieE opportunity of ...

... -- NE \YEAR S DAY. VV'Atr'phy b as e+'tr ~ ?? ~a~in~rjoj Ani h c pastyletiar. Thrangi~e- custog~ of . i~ugbou idi 'jthWe wassal, ' a bowl of 'spie ~ New J aj~ n Yaxk e, Tlicvlfth-liiglit, and Chritm~ ev, is ?? knit up in many places. New. tear' ~it ere forixjrly. presented onl this day, iif Ig by he li~b~baid t4'tfie wife, thle father to thle ?? G i' te isfe'r to the Mirvant i 14jg riincitil ...

... 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, ...

... ?3?t?toI ? MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1325. ?IIR Itl??R?Y ? 5Kb PI5E?S IS THiS PALLAUIILSI SW ALL IKE L?ULIS ICAL.ANU rSgiSGSOUS EIGHTS SW AN GNU 5.5555 N. Jnnws gaE!TCIH OF CONT'[NtENTAL POLIT'ICS AT T'HE BE(INNING~ OF THE YEAR 18?., The ancient Egyptian~s lha(l a law, says the biographler ,f Lord Bacon, which1 ordawinedl tha~t the actions andl . irai~crs of thleir deadl shouldl be solemnnly ...

... nil t? indepcndcnt ?cnZry of ike Land wiw upk old tke I present System of Government. Gentlemen,??Having?fl'ered ? few considerations upon the cause you espouse, ns it st?aO(l5 with regard ? common sanse and honour, 1 purpose ndsv to inquire- Thirdly, how it stands ssith regard to religion? AntI if', ist?sas been seen, it shuns the face of common sense, and flies the touch- stone of honour, ...