... M|ULTIJM IN PAR VO.-His Majesty continues ...

... Wa .. Tr . - Al.., ?? be . In the reign of W~illiam III. the first Act of Par- liament regulating the internal poets of Scotland was passed; and by the 9th Quseen Anne the Post-office of Great Britain, as it now exists, was established. The General Post-office of Great Britain, that of Ireland forming a distinct establishment, extends its jurisdiction to all matters connected with the posts ...

... LONDON, JOAN. 1. Plaris papers down to 'Monday arrived last night by express. The Journal des Dc/sets, in allusioni to the state of the Spanish Government, says; 'Vise newv Ministers (of Spain) were em- played in important ltb'ours, the army wvill be disbanded and organised on a new plan, the amnesty will appear in-a f'ew days, all the little treaties of regullaition are on the eve of being ...

... Ii~gh4, isseeraestin8 Triole.- L'Onvictiol of Serea Pri- soners ,radter the Iazsutrseciorn Act. At the Special S~essions held at Ceshel on Monday last. the following prisoners were put 011 their trials, charged with having been absent from their residences on the night of the 1st Nor. and with having been found dhrinking in a public-house :John Dwycr, Pat. English, Win. lDwyer, Thos. Phelan, ...

... Notwithstanding the successive denials with which the reported cession of Cuba has been met, it at last turns out, that the French Ca- bine thas actually been intriguing to obtain possession of that valuable island. thc follow- ing particulars of the intrigue have reached this country from the Havannab. Ferdinand, in the fatness of his gratitude for the assistance of France, bad secretly ...

... BARBADIOES. Great and sinlai 2iunstph ever Methodismt, and total destruction off the ClnePel ! Bridge Town, TuesaysOct. 21, 1823. rg^HE inhabitants of this island are respect.. JL fully informed, that in consequsence of the Uannerited and unprovoked attacks which have repeatedly been made upon, the community by the Methodist Missionaries, (otherwise known as agents to the villainous African ...

... PROCESS OF HATCHING POULTRY iBY STflAM. The-'ingenious M\r. Barlow is now exhib~iting; a mechanical apparatus, which he sitates to be of his own invention, and to have been for several months under the examination of the Society of Arts, for hatching poultry and birds of every description, by a process of artificial incubation, in which he describes his success as in the proportion of 16 to 20 ...

... WEI)NXSDAY's & 'IiIURSDAY? POSTS ' bankurt~pt* from 'i'eesCION's Gaze~te.; Burnjamin Bulier, of Stratford~upon-Avon, *Var- r ickqhire. corn-dealer. John Henry Mortirner, of Loatwithiel, Cornwall, brandy-merchant. William Hurt, of Manchester, grocer. J}ohn Pratt, of Hat ton -wall, l latto n-gaxdcn , pav ior. rhiuip Acton, of Congleton, Chester, innkeeper. J. James audW. Seddon, of Liverpo)ol, ...

... TUESDAY?S PO'd £ONIINUL.D ?? Sa~jrdWa's Gazette. James Durant, of Montago street, silk~mannfaetarer. Charlcs Niven, of Holbom-bridge, oil broker. Wmn. Bryant, of Bristol, tailor and haberdasher. John Hiassell, of Little Guildford-street, Surrey, timber-dealer. ~Villiam Bates, of Oldh am, LancGashire, cotton-ma- nufa~cturer. Edward Blunt, of Coruhill, optician. Josiah Thomas, of Leiccester, ...

... LO lN)ION, JAN. s>. By intelligence fromn Stockolmell of the 9th nit. wve learn that the Kinlg has Communicated to the Diet in Ifilly ask~emlbly his aflswet to the proposed measure relative to the publication of judicial proceedlings. H]e states that ha has consulted the Supremel (court of Justice and the Council of Smtu upon the subject, and that he feels convincoed the publication of such ...

... LONDON, JAN. 9. Paris Papers to the 7th inst. continue to hold the most pacific language, and the rapid and un- precedented advance of the French Iunds shows that no doubt is entertained of its sincerity. A letter was this morning received from Malta, dated the 16th of December. At that time there were twelve British pendants flying in theharbour, the Syhelle frigate having arrived on the ...

... MULTUMI IN PArVO.-His Majesty remains at his Palace at Brighton.-Duke of York, Duke of AVellington, and Prince Leopold, gone to Duke of Cultand's, Belvoir, Leicesterslhire.- Duchess of Kent left Claremont, Saturday.- Lord Greuille labours under a nervous depres- sion at Dropmore.-Speaker of the House of Commons, after visiting France, Switzerland, Florence, and Rome, returned to town a few ...