... 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 ...

... THE MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: anc THURSDA4Y, JANUARY 1, 1824. Ou . Paris letters mention that several Spaniards who had bar sought an asylum in the French territory, have been ar- rid rested by orderof the French Government, and that dif I others who had come from the Low Countries, have wh gens d'armes placed in their lodgings. ad - We have had an opportunity of reading the Manifesto a n of ...

... ON 'THE LAW OF LIBEL, WITH STRICTURES ONt THE SELF-STYLED CONSTITUTIONAL sII ASSOCIATION, PP 7. LONDON, JO1IHN INT, 1823., I vie Sta This pamphlet consists of a series of Essays, all of tor ,which, except the last, appeared some months ago in a Or periodical publication. We recommend it strongly to O the attentive perusal of avory one who desires to know the the extent of that boasted liberty ...

... FREICH PIPLRS OF MONDAY. rFRONS THE ETOILE OF MIONDAY.3 of PARIS, DEC. .29.-The Duke de San Carlos had yesterday St a private audience with the King, when he delivered to his Ma- i jesty the decorations which the King of Spain has conferred t upon the General Officers of the French army. c( The health of his Serene U ighness the Prince de Conde k sensibly improves. The bulletins issued by M. ...

... T17-BrEY B2eD GRBECE'. Moldavian Frontiers, Nov.2 ri ?? Private letters from Bucharest and Jassy, of the 22d and 24th November, affirm that the Turks will is. not yet evacuate the two Principalities. lhe misery that prevails in these countries exceeds all belief. Trieste, Dee. T. ;r - Various letters from Corfa, of the 28th November, Ve ...

... LONDOI. MONDAY-DRC. 29. We have been favoured-with a perusal of the official correspondence between Admiral Owen and the au- thorities of Colombia, respecting the attack of the forts of Carthagena upon the British sloop of war Car. E nation. The Government of Colombia very prompt- ] ly, and much to the credit of that infant republic, has disavowed the act, and made ample provision for the ...

... =a=nian teturvV. EDINBURGH. THUR.SDAY-Ja uVxAR 1. Our last contained extracts from the Speechl of the President ofthe United States ; but having received'a garbled copy it was unfortunately not very intelligible in the only part of it that was important, namely that which related to the policy of the Allied Powers I in relation to the South Amacrican States. It will nowv be observed, from. the ...

... FROM PgR LONDON GAZETTE. NVAR3 OFFI CE-DEC. 26. 1823. .Ii xMti'OT.ANDUM. r His Mlajesty has been pleased to ?? of the ?? egi. O~ielet oi boot again beconting a IHighland regil01nt, and of itv bearinig the title of 1 The 72d, or Duke otf AflhotY5; (wn u VAR OFFICE-Dec. 19. 2d Regiment of life G;uards-Lieutenliit T. Brett. from; Ith 53th light dragoons, to be Cornet and Sab-Licuteoiamt. I we J ...

... To TUB EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SlR-I am afraid that the Gentlemen1 hO compose. t Com- mittee for the purpose of promoting the erection ofaStatue to the late Lord Erskine, are very inexpertintheirorfce. If I could look into the Council Chamber of Lincoln's-inn, I should expect, from their acts, to see them all, lookingg iki young Lay. Lords of the Admiralty, who sit round the oard ...

... 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 ...

... RFSVRRECTION MEN IN THE NORTH. - - - z- - r- -.-- --.-- -- - -- - r, The emissaries of the Doctors are now waging war against a the most remote country parishes. Within the last few days, a ir great sensation has been excited in Annandale, Carlisle, and Sy other parts of Cumberland, by the runuoured visits of these te pests of sogioty; an4l it is now ascertained beyond all doubt, iy thatv een ...

... PRIVXTE CORRESPONDENCE. VILII~a Jv UVVSJJ, lL- London, Dec. 29. The Norfolk (Virginia) Herald, of the 4th instant, re- ceived to-day, has a paragraph stating, that one of the first acts of Ferdinand, after his liberation, had been to make to his deliverers the important cession of the island of Cuba. This statement is not true ; but it has a better foundation than might be expected, ...