... s f SAtU rDY De.all 2alt7r.9 . Of SATURD.4Y, Dec. 27. . THE King, bas been pleased to direct, that. on and after the st day of January next, tbe town of Plymouth Dock sball be cailed and known by the uame of Devonport. His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the 72d Jtegiment of ]Foot again becoming a Highland Regiment, and gf its bearing tbe title of 'l'he 72d, or the Duke of Albany's Own ...

... MAISCELLA NEO US IVNTEFLI GENCE. BRIGrON.-Dec. 25.-As early. as half-patst nine o'clock ill the morning his (\1ajesty reeeivedthe Sacrament il the Palace Chapel. The Sacrafleit was4 also ?? to kis lloyal Highness the Dinke of York, and their Royal Ilighiresses the Duke and l)uchess of Clarance. It is reported that his Majesty inxtends proceeding to the C'ontinent immediately afte. the close ...

... Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night by express; bnt the& bring nothing of importance, being nearly hilled wilth the late ordinances. It is announced from Bayonne th'at Count Pozzo di Borgo bad passed through that town vrj bis Yvwy to Paris, and it is rumoured, to which no credit is attached, that he had obtained from Ferdinand the cession of the Balearic Islands to the Emperor his master ...

... C o---i - EXETER, !WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1823. AsoxiEm Reeting Year has passed over our *Ads, and a tiew one is just about to dawn upon s. In psll civilized jcoun1rles this is a season of mirth and merri* ^t, 9f joy and bope. The titne and 'prospect induce it, Ind At beartily do we enter iuto the jocund'aiod buoyant ,zircle to hail the jnew-!boru. traager. May it prove the isdore gf greaner ...

... OPSTSCR .IPT. THURSDAy's POST. LONDO N, TUESDAY, Dec. 30, 1623. KARIOUS Frenc4 Papers and the Etoile of Sunday V arrived yesterday by Express. Their contents are unimportant. T he Emperor of Russia has give n one of the Crosse s wich helbelately too from Sir Robert Wison, tb the Duke of Angouleme. A ccounts from Bayonne speakof a newr ebange of Ministry in Spain. f'reacb FIve per Cents. closed ...

... I'llufsdtly, FtjdaX~ ndstur Salecy s, Bost.. , FOREIGN ENTTL- GENCE. UNTDSTATPES OF AMERICA. vi Piresident's Me~ssa ge to Gogss arri~a frofl New York,, has hrouvbt, President A. loe' Message to L'oogre-s. at the opening of the Sseionl, w~hiebht~oo plal'1e ott the 1st instan't :-thbmres- $age.was reeeived the followving day. 'r'he f'ollowing .~s s8ige5 coiitaitl an ?? of the senitiments ...

... DUT'Y OiN COALS. To the EDITOR of the 'E1 ?? FLYING-POST. Sill, Peirriit me as one of your constant readers to express my than Its for tbe 1 Hint you give tl9 ill y our last paper, of tile Iiece.isity ftor each latiiI it) ?? a Ptsiitioti agaizist thle Duty 6il Coals carried Coast wise. Tbis 1 trust %nill prove. a wvordl to the wis'e. There can he no doubht ihat the im- policy of the tax is ...

... 'I'lSUFS(Igt!J, Friday, and &tturday's Post. I 'ftllurstlny, ?? and ?? ?? FOREIGN IN.l'.JLIGENCE. F- OM ?? FR iNCI1 PAP'ERS. r11HE folo'ing ?? have been received by way DIUD ].lee. ?? situation docs not improve. throughs noW vbi tue third muth of the deliverance of the K ,P Ireoplegs minds are very anxious and impatient bout the resulit of the mission of M. Pozzi di 3.i)rO, and of tile note ...

... AIISCEIL1LA NVEUS IlTY'ELL[G1,EVCE. Tu.ic KINv'S GiRAND NlUsiC PARTY-BRtIGHTON, T'c 31 -On Monday night his Majestty had a -rand C.,n- cert at the Pavilion, to which the celebrated Italian coln- ioser Rusinii had ani invitation; he was introWluvedI into tbe Roval presence by Count Lieven, the Russian Ambassador, anl was received in a manner that mist have heen highly fratifyin- tn his feelinfs ...

... POSTSCRIPTO THI URSDAY's POST. DoWNING-STiuEf¢T, .IUUary 5, 1824.. RP HE King has been pleaied to appoint Major-General I. Sir Benjamin D'Urhan, K. C. B. to be Lieuterant- Go- eynor of tke Settlement of Demarara and Essequibo. DOWNING-STttEET, Jan. .- TI'he King has been pleased to appoint Major-General Sir Hudson Lowve, K. C. B. to be Govenor and Commander in Chief of the Island of Antigua. ...

... I ; IT is evident that the affairs Of SOUT H A MERICA, as regaa'ds the interference of the Allied Powers, are fast drawing to a dloge. The certainty that the Poten (at es of the Continent purposed assisting the Spaniards tolrecover what I tbey ignorantly, but, at the same time, tyrannically deemed their Own, although many years irrecoverably lost tothem, inszantly drew the attention of the ...

... AN rvENiNG IN AN IRISH CABIN. tproin the New Etteopedal MIagatine, Vol. Ill. No. 18.) P oirinted tovvards one of the cottages, round the door of Wvhich A noiw be of the peasantry were assembled, and asked him what was doing thei.: Its the pottecn, your honour MIay be your honlouf w.vould like to see the gossoons dancing Snt sute now tthert'il be many a hate girl and boy tripping it therej when ...