... SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S, POSTS. LONDON, JuLY 1. ACCOUNTS from Genoa announce the ca ture of twelve more French vessels by the Spanish privateers, and also that the fleet of the State of Genoa had put to sea, with a view of preventing privateering. A Lisbon mail bas arrived this morning, bringing accounts to the 23d. It is said that Lord Erskine's nephew is among the passengers. The advices from ...

... POSTSCRIIPT. LONDON, JULY 4. Yesterday, in the House of Commons, Dr. Phillimore moved for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the law of Marriage, as it affected Eng- lish Roman Catholics. He thought the same rights ought to be extended to the Catholics that were now enjoyed by Quakers and Jews, with respect to the celebration of the Marriage Ceremony. His object was to allow the certi- ficate ...

... O XF OF. Do -Sazturday, July 5. On Sunday last died, in the 81st year of his age; ,John Grovenor, Esq. surgeon, and one of ?? of this Paper. The professional fame of Mr.Orosvenor was dif- fused far beyond the province in which he exercised his talents; and in the more pri- vate walk of life he waF never known to depart from the strictesk.t tegrity of conduct, and the most honourable ...

... WEDNESDAY's & THURSDAY's POSTS- HOUSE OF LORDS, MONVDAY, June 30. TORD HOLLAND gave notice that he Lwould bring in a Bill to legalise all muarriages celebrated abroad between British subjects, according to the rites of the Church of England. On the motion of Lord Liverpool for the second reading of the Bill appointing the Scots Commission- ers, Lord ERSKIINE took occasion to express his ap- ...

... The Paris Papers of Sunday bring no fresh intelligence from the theatre of war. There are various and contradictory runonus respecting M1ina,sorne alleging that, Depressed by anxiety and fatigue, he is shut up in the Seo d'Urgel, where he wvill shortly be frcej3 to surrender, and others alleging, on the other hand, that his entry into the Sco was nothing more than one of those stratagems for ...

... LONDON, JutY 1. MUtrTUNI IN PAvo.--HiS Majesty remains ,at his Cottage, Windsor Great Park, much im- proved in ?? the King visited 'the Castle-the good pe ople of Windsor enter- 'tain the hope that his Majesty will ere long take up his residence at this noble palace of his ?? of Uvellington arrived at the Royal Cottage Friday-Sunday the King at- tended private chapel at Cumberlanld Lodge.- ...

... Th This month commenced with the most seasonable and beautiful weather, and south-western breezes.- It had been, indeed, warm and showery towards the end of May, putting afortunate period to a series of drought, and cold blighting winds; which, however they improved and forwarded the tillage of the fal. lows, considerably endangered all the growing crops. Great expectations were entertained ...

... 9.1p Oftotorv, t+ ;p SATURDAY'S LOArDON GAZY'TTK. AR-OFFIC B, 4th Jtuiy, 1823.-Ist =Rcirnlrn of Life Gm;lS.-Ctpt Hlenry N V T lisaof Uxbridge, to be .lMlioro 7/. J,'ool -BrcveL Lieutr.-Uolonel A.C. (1. ylvy, to ltcf a31sjr._:'ndd/tl'iliC'spt. J. Flemin~g, to be )sajor. .a 1dit, edio-.Capt. J. A 14,co, to be M aj o r. UNATTACIIEt.-TO 6C LicrCtC110)t ?? of t1- fantry,nit/ioitt ivi ?? Licutenant ...

... I - ' 71ADII I t) J LNE 16. 17W,'i~ ~ Cotnle ?? 1toe1'ect tranquil- ' I Ilty. TheRfgenc(y- PUrsue their laboiurs. f nd auc chicfly occupied )vith the means of' Amining limm untttev resources to mect Ele o ef the Armey tile Duke' ?? having i thie Freach Trtasurv caunot meuch longerI the sacrlbcs Which it ltis hitherto m..de for the of %IleFaith. There wa;S at firsr an idea of hav- tewto for ltd ...

... IIuh17(lll OF WAOMMNS. Al)NDAY. Juixo 3-;o The Bill to geive ?? ts'an a clghs to rited fiarloe on hj cin ow ets ater, wntis ?? roitrirtiome ais to site noutdo of Sale ill the MIaket, wasi postpusteol ito ccxc Sessioss. PRIsVA7es OAlIAtitIi S _F's ' Pum J p'e r ?? it Pletitio'u frim i as ilviividual of die tastre of P1 ittordi, ra irgfr ais inuisyistr lte she state of P ?? O) !en Confinedi ini ...

... L> )N1) ON. AONDAY, JUNE id19 1823. T1hrpe Llsliotri Aitils have attired, with :It- ?? itrml tilst capital to thet 9zth inoasne isichivie. T'helttg' made his pubsic entry into dLaist (in the '. Ic Qateen wasz ?? invittd to join tile F~am aily. An adidress was ona this 4to iira, smitted lo his Majtsty from Oporto, signed bay die Btishop antd 01her chief' persons of' the pltaeC, ItClarhtoMVlev ...

... lioUSE P1 (OFCNQiMIONS. AVLDN'ESDAY'. Jviry 2. F-rcT-,Sr~ty'seniteda 1'etitiOrt firra' rcai ofn.rdorl, cu ?? f ilitt~li duties 11r1rn Fo- ~JsSeed,. ser~l ?? ?? i'I ?? ,chanttt tord brirabliraut riP ~ ywrb ale, crasparnng i ?? now brefure ;eie ?? t~niot nrpetlll pitileges~. By ~e th,~th anI 4th lauesit asintericndl to trrke arry tre igh ?? b Juy, rrdsubstitute a sort at Ciit~ rrtitl, ial~l ws ...