... From the LONDON GAZE TTE of Feb. 1. At the Court at Brighton, the 31st of January, 1823, Present, TheKaING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. SiEIFSAFP~ONTED BY HIS MAJESTY IN COUNCIL, FOR THE YEA* 1823. BEDFoaSnosmi-Thomas Charles Higgins, of Turvey, Esq. BERICSHI5R-Henry Piper Sperling, ot Park-place, Esq. BuczsNouSAtosHisE-William Selby Lowndes, of Whaddon- hall, Esq. CAMDBIDGESHIRE and ...

... - I . . a- We have received New York Papers to the 2d ult. One of these Papers ftiriiisbea .us with the Annual Treasury Report of -the U1tedtSe d the 23d Pgceqzber, fromwhich we learn t-hat~qtoiaRekejWpts info the Treasury, for 1822, including the balianEeiof the preceding year, amounted to 21,427,00dollars, and the total estimated expenditure to 18,278,653 dollars, leaving oa balancep in the ...

... - IMPERIAL PARLiAMBNT GRIR4T BRITAIN AND IRILAIM. HOUSE OF LORIjS, FEs.4. THlE OPENING O P' PAllLIAMENT. l At three o'clak tfhe Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of .Harrowby, the Earl of Westmorland, I and the Earto'Sbaftesbury, took their seats as hist'Majleiy t Commissioners for opening the. Parlhaiuent s a The Oentlemnah Usher of tile Black Rod.haviln beehnsent to t ...

... MR. BO WRING. LETTER 1ll. ,r11IIuc EDIT0R orf¶FI 310RNING, CHRONICLE. sill, In n]Y last Letter of the 13th November, on the subject of this cienstInau's inaprhnonment, I promised to consider what were I C,-,jltaigs rigit~s and mieans to interfere, in orderso procuiresub. Ar, t.~iceoaill Bitih ubjctplaced under his sole protection. 113.appear to have absolved me from nsy promise; and if I ,oid ...

... Is I L O N D O N: Y TUESDAY, FBBRUARY 4, i823. . A person just arrived from Madrid, mentions, that the most perfect cordiality prevails between the Spanish and it Portuguese Governments, and that a treaty of alliance had been entered into between them, in which the latter e binds itself to furnish a contingent of 30,000 men, in case the French make an attack on Spain. It appears evident, from ...

... LANDHOLDERS AND FUNDHOLDERS. fie ate not much disposed to countenance Jobbers in the Funds. We hate gambling, because it destroys in- dustry, and in many ways depraves those who gamble.-. 11'e do not however hate a man because he is a JEW, any Sore than we bate a man because he is a Christian; and ge think it the mark of a miserable understanding in any that hle holds out another as an object ...

... rFROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE]. There has arrived to.day, -by an extraordinary conveyance, news from Madrid of the 26th of January, which is of the high- rSt importance. A division of the Army of the Faith, from ten to twelve thou- sand strong, commanded by intrepid Chiefs, proceeded, during thenightof the 22d January, totbeterygatesof Mladridjafter having successively beaten all the ...

... AFRICAN EXPEDITION FORl DISCOVERING T1HE I COURSE OF THE NIGERII. the se The mission, consisting of Dr. Oudinay, Major Denham, and - Lieutenant Clappertors, had on their first journey arrived at rdsMourzouk, the capital of the kingdom of Fezzan, in the month the of April last, in the best health and spirits, having performed the en journey in 42 days, a distance of 600 miles. On arriving at ...

... r. The King's Speech has come in confirmation of all tho'e opi- d nions which were decided as to war against Spahi,and has put all 11 doubt on the question at rest. I must do the Ministers the credit e to say, that its contents were kept profoundly secret till the mo- ment of its delivery, whether with the view to the public good or to private speculations I leave to their own consciences. ...

... GERMA PAP-ERS. CONSTANtTINOPLE, Drc. 24.-The apprehension that the Janis- saries might copsider the fall of the powerful favourite as their sole work, and build on it the hope of a preponderant influence in the Government, is entirely dispelled. The Sultan has ex- pressed his conviction of theguilt of Haleb Effendi with so much openness, but at the same time with so much energy, that his ...

... TI-JE EXAM kE- TiJE Ffoi~ciH KixG's Speechpc'omtains,:at Would in any or- dinary case be looked fpffon as a Delaration of War 6i6ainst Sain, hti in the p'a ic-lar posi 'o Ith Ne tivo. partiea, it does not imount to anytling.so positire. Itgives the Spi. niards indbed a pbrfect right to demanid a;tongment for the base a pd Wisnlt1i v -ptnieri in *hich thbyiae tre'it&de Nit theb the. ...

... ??QLrV1OAL ?XAMIN?ER. P LiA 1ie l - 1 meet ?? u t i afa ihaot- e _lato:-; ice iqii,- Reprise. thsXti* 4I i44 o* withn Z y;,b t withqp ?? delfi ht.0 P1 peojewod thnheR en((>dent, that their; ?? choen a$,a -trie&Fp>S - tbe. wissB l.ee4 anld most a she ii Stato WO~idS.te a O(U3f tatO the at -siet and ?? p i ~ medie ?? majo:tity gpid~ed lq the counsell.fH shuoudewand. As it ,is, bexpi~bii, , , , ...