... POSTSCRIPT9 THURSDAY's POST. From the London Gazette, June 3. -i'ORGN.-OlCpICs, June 3, 1823. HmE1ESing has beeu pleased to approve of Mr. 'LrTbomas W. Fox, as consul at Plymoath, for the Uuited States of Ameries. BANKRUPTS. George Score, of Token-house Yard, London, ?? Field, of Chichester, Sussex, ?? Milnes, ot Halifax, Yorkshire, grocer. -Joseph Buck, of Golmsith's-Row, Middlesex, carpen- ...

... Saturday morning the ceremony of opening a new market took place at the cast end of the metropolis, near Finsbury-square, called Fins- b~ury NO'e MN~arlet. It stands on three acres of ground, and was wvell supplied, and numurously attended. On Sunday last the sentence of the Consis- tory Court, upon Dr. Clarke, of Great Wlaltham Vicarage, Fssex, was pronounced from the pul- pit in Waltbam ...

... Qmnbafe; P(,St+ A[,lDii, .MaY 26.-XI.vR A. 36 A Regency, during the captivity of the King, ,A has been namned. It is composed of the Duke d'Inlfantado, President; the Duke de Montemar, the Baron d'Eroles, the Bishop of Osmar, and -M. de Cilderon. The most perfect order reigns in the city. It is said to be on the strength of certain repre, sentations conveyed clandestinely to Paris from tthe ...

... OPQRTO, JUNE 4. y, When I last wrote I mentioned an intention of going to Lis- ie bon; but on arriving here, the disagreeable news of the late revolt in that capital hias altered our plan, and Sir Robert now awaits an answer to his letter, addressed to the Minister at War, for his futurel determination, Before this can reach you, of you will have heard most likely the whole of the transactions ...

... JI'Vll'1'E ?? a i'RI'lA 729 ?? \ jtn I ,atidtn. .J1C cil I',3 I l We have seenl a letter from Paris, ?? I h n wlvbich mzefuio:t a ?? cotsipiracy agL,7 l j mrr Llexander. The plot appears to be ridie'l,3 d M l tiat accoutnt we do not think it vworlth vv ti : e dat dils. v A letter dated l.imn, Jult 10. says-' J : i of tile arrital of a 1:lrge quantity of AilletiCt' to h, s fallen, sidiltc from ...

... n O- I(NC,:Ei AG r TA TIO.A- - - II .. . .. . . - . . ~Foldfl~ the(? 1) blinl Evening I].'ostA 11h1en1 the Catholic question was lostw saitd that fE J.those persoins who iniagined tile defeat -would be sub.' C5 1I~tted( to iii ?? Would fiud themselves griee'olit ly minjtillcen. Thle ag-regato l meeting, and thle so bse- l A iiit~llt ;el''ehigsU the Assoeiationl, aitnpy Conhlirlll- Itn ~it inr* ...

... , ?? II)t SATUHil, ;, Of A9fg'tl sJuef- -, . ils Grazette Contains a Proclamation by the King, forbidding his Nlajesify's sulbjects from en .ering into foreigli service. 'mIle R1ev. Daniel llaitton is appo'inted Mbaplain in OrdiuarY to bis Majesty, in the room of Dr. Pearson. BANKRUPTS.-Williarm Pitcier, of Salisbury-sqtuare, L(ndurn, Carpenter.-Sumuel Lowe, of Newman sticet, Ti ddlestx, ...

... , - W-Abd - 111trIttlyeRM The Florida sailed- from New York for this port 28th ult. 13 Jane, 1Birnie, hence and Demerara at Trinidad. fox Sarah Tobin, hence at Denmerara in 27 days. der Bull-dog, Graham, hence at Berbice. Radius, Fanning; Leeds, Stoddart; Mount Vernon, Ran- Is son; Indus, Brown; Amity; and-Braganzd, hence; Gleaner, I Pace, fronm Londonderry; and Charles Faweett, Dyer, from 4 d ...

... I FFORFIGN INTELLIGENCE. The Colombian Government has nominated Amnassa- dors to most of the European Powers. The French Ministry are said to have anunnnred, at Paris, that they shall require a loan of 16 or 17 million- sterling. The King of Spain is said to have attempted to escape fromn Sevillc. The Arcbhishup of Cordova, who was tie aothor of this projieclt has b'en arrrsted. Thege is a ...

... ;. -Any thing relating to so distinguished a character, as that which hbeads- our article, cannot fail to be tater-- esting; vud as th9 circnmstances relating to the marriage oF Napoleon with the daughter of the Emperor of Austria, are not generally known, t hey cannot fail to be accep- table to toir readers It, is well known, that Napoleon'a first wife Wase Josephine, the widow or M. ...

... ?? 1)zvto I~PURSDAY in tile iklou~o of Lcirs, tlte EarlI 4kof LVIOPOlTnnee o a quces-fidi :o'fl 1Parl U-rosvcntot. tlibw\,ear it etsit ay pope 44a Cemnnlttec hocti~c tc? c'ppcnted to nciqtlanc tittielcizure of ?? of tcti stisltico,,end- rJiK Scothlilad, wkisi a-. vieW tb 'ha qroglcst!'n or 'Th Le ofHA1tF OQD-4ictedl 13etitionsq thiiw'cvoI-e ca -asfcrtrcr 'oi.-cltc ob scder:ted tosite 4c04 , ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRl17'IN AND IRELAND. , Sir the HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 2. - f, Sir THOMAS BARING and others brought up a Message en the Commons, requesting their Lordships' permission for ,d the attebdance of the Earl of Colchester to give evidence before he to a Committee of the: House of Commons on the Petition of John to L. M'Adam.--Leave was given. - - The'Earl of DONOUGHIMORE ...