... |FrI the LONDO GAZETTE, TUESD.Di7,No. 18. BY THE KING-A PROCLAMATVON. GEORGE, R.-Whereas our Parliament stands prorogued to Tuesday, the twenty- fifth day of this instant November; we. with the advice of our Privy Council, do hereby publish and . declare, that the said Parliament shall be further prorogued, on the said twenty-fifth day of this instant November, to Tues- *t day thle third day ...

... . - - LONDON: i: MONDlY, NOVEMBER 17,1823. e. The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday have been received. They are nearly filled with the continuation it of the trial of Dr. CASTAING. to One piece of important information, however, is con- St veyed by them, the execution of RiEGO, who, if we are la to credit the Etoile, was'dragged by an ass, in a pannier, to le the place where he suffered. ...

... IRENCIH PAPERS. (FRON THE MONI4MUR OF WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19.) PARIS, Nov. 18.-The oflicial part of the Maniteur mentions his Majesty's havinggivenprivate audience-Ist. To M. Ie Bailli ,de Ferrette, Minister from the Grand DVre of Baden, who pwresented a letter notifying. ilhJdU * tWrincess Catherine Amuelia Christina Lo f To 14. de Pappenheim, :Ministcr from the GU ,to P the death of ]'rince ...

... FROM THE CONSTITUTIONNEL.] PARiS, Nov. .-Our Ministers now certainly do not medi- tate any distant expedition, unless they think, as has been said, of re-conquering the Spanish colonies. But they have great in- terests to contend with. The speech of Mr. Canningon receiv- ing the freedom of Plymouth, is almost threatening;. the refusal of the British Government to take part in a new Congress, ...

... A gentleman Of Maicistole, who hIAsaalbecletinj nattiral cnriosities- has within these few days much enriched this mu-seun by thye introductionl of a variety -of birds, 50m d(resses of thle Esquimlaux, and several other highly curihu Ithings brought home by the explorers of, the Arctic Regcao-, We Siave been favouared with a sight, of these, -and were Ilole, Igratified. There are two, dresses ...

... (FROM THE JOURNAL DES DEBATS.] a FRONTIERS OF CATALON IA.-'l'he following PrOCla~nation lCbissdby G ral Mica on October 25th - Inhabitants of. Barcelona !-Some misled people, whom i 'was necessary to dicmiss yesterday, wished to disturbd toe anb ]ic tranquillity by einploying means thl nevernd limess wh.ich good reut.Confidtng in the prudenc~ie m, fsirngell con- are my characteristics, Ihave ...

... 0 L O N LONDON: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1823. * The French Morning' and Evening Papers of Wednesday is have been received. FERDINAND has issued a Decree, dated y Cordova, October 26th, in which, after a preamble concerning L. his affection for all those who have the happiness to be born ., in his vast domains, and his regard for that justice which d ought to reign in the hearts of those who ...

... IRELANjD AND EMIGRATIOAX Emigration on an extensive scale, accompanied by efforts to improve the education and habits of the Irish who remain at bome, has been long ago proposed as the only means of at all checking the misery of that starving people. Perhaips even a similar means might be of essential service to the people of England. It must, however, be recollected, that the most extensive ...

... LONDON: THURSDWY, NOVEMBER 13, 1823;. Our readers will remember that, on the French enter- ing Cadiz, we were told by the French Papers that two fast-sailing ships were dispatched from that port on a double destination. They were in the-first place to pro. ceed to the Canaries, in order to rescue the French prizes captured by Spanish privateers and carried thither, and then they were to ...

... LINCOLNSIIIRE ELECTION. FIRST DAY'S POLL. LiNCOLN, TUESDAY, Nov. 26. The aetivitk and bustle which have prevailed here within the last few days were much increased this morning. The streets were more than usually crowded with persons of all ranks, for the most part from the country, wearing the colours by which. .the candidates are distinguished. Two bands of music paraded the streets vying ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE ef Saturday, Nov. 1. WINDSOR CASTLE, OCT. 28-Thle King was this day pleased to coifer tire honour of Knighthood upon Christopher Puller, sq. oil his appointment of Chief Justice of Bengal. WAR-OFFICC, OCT. 31-23d Regiment of Foot-Brevet Licti- tenaaut-Colorel Francis Daliner to be Major, by purchase, vice 1;eitgiley, promoted. Dated October 16, 1823. BANKRUPTCY ...

... PARISH APPRENT1CES. A ease, relating to Parish Apprentices, which occui'sed some days ago, deserves more notice than it has yet received. The facts are these :-Several very little girls, not exceeding nine years old, were brought by parish officers to Mary-la-bonie, for the purpose of bein hound to the proprietor of a very large lace manutactory, in the County of Surrey. The proprietor was ...