... LO)NDO)N, Nov. SO. .MfUITUe IN I'saivo.li ?? ing continues at C,'rlton Palace-Lord Chlancellor had audi- ence Sunday-his MNajesty expected to depart shortly for Brighltonl.-I)tke of York left to~wnl Sunday, on visit to Lord Bathurst, at his seat near Cirencestcr.-lDuke of Grloucester returned from lVorcaster, in consequence of indisposition. of his Vuchess-.her Royal Hlighness a little better ...

... MRa. FGAUNT3LEROY. On Friday the young woman, iMrs. Forbes, who lived with this unfortunate individual, had an inter- view. She had been induced to abstain from con- tinuing to visit himn in Newgate; in consequence o his having, by the advice of his friends, written to her, pointing out the inexpedienc~y of her corning. It wvas naturally to be expected that he should be anxious, before he left ...

... .Sa treunb, Dec. 4. lVedncsday, Nov. 17, thle R1ev. Johln Glutch, Mh. A. having, on account of his advanced age and infirmities, expre~sed~ a wish to be rclieved fromu thc duties of thle office of R1egistrar of the Unliversity, a proposal to the -follo-iving cifeect was unanitnously p~assed in C onvocation: ;'That in consideration of his long andl faithful services to the University, an ...

... SIJNIAY'S AND TUESDA&Y'S POSTS. LOND)ON, Ntov. 30. rgolHE Paris Journals of Friday arrived on kI Sunday; if the accounts from Spain which they furnish may be relicd on, the removal of the great body of the Frenchl army from that k~ingdomn is irreversibly determined upon. It is said that the regiments, in the neighbourhood of Madrid, have already received their routerv, and that the King'rs ...

... THE LATE DREADFUL WYEATHER. Deal, Nuor. 213.-An awful shipwreck occurred here this morning. ''The outward-bound SlVest In- dian J~bidina, John Craig, ntastcr, got on the ?? win Sands in the course of the night, and at day- light wvas seen in the most distressing situation- 3 perfect wreck. The wind at this titme was blow ing a complete hlurrlcane from the S. *V. with a most tremendous see. The ...

... PO0S TS C RIPT. ?? DEC. .3. Frlcnch l'apers or' W1'ednesday Containl inltelli- genc^ f.romn Madnrid to the 20th1 ult. It appears thlat conls'deralldc parties of guerrillas have al- ready shlown tlseinls'lvcs inl various p~arts of (,astille, andt no0 do~ubt is entertalined of their unliting andl forutin' strong corps as soon as the Armly of' Occupation shlall hlave been wvithdrawn. At Ia ...

... LONI)ON, I)nc .2. Ilile Ituinhel o' 01Spoaish em ig~ran Is in thlis Yountry has been increasied by tht arrival of 50 nmore fromk Gibralltar, whienoc they svcrc sent by the Governor, whlo praid a smsall sum for thleir passage to Enigland. TRhey are all in a state of extreme destitution. NnsTE FIXOti Pl'{si .-Lett'ers fromn Shiras aninounce, that onl thle 27th ('hawval 12P39, whichI ?? to the ...

... olloarlo allD Turovavo DOW. - ?? In COgsOTANTcNT0 O . 19. ( RD~ Straflgftwt, bet'arc he left this a hnadl liml scveral conferences %vith the c 1(jtaomnANilnieter.I1 H civedfrom thema t [,mIs pronllise of the SpLeedy Illd entire evacu- LI lolilavin. His Lordshiip, in consegO nwe, to Dl. l1inziacky to assumne his dip olnatic Ii bst all on a sldden Vewvs zrrived ihet the c rops, far from ...

... -- ?? - - -T ZZ,!'r-b;4-tro'Dall'o *& CMIr-OnVis Volo.. FROM TUrESDA)-J$ LOTVDGf1N GAZETTE. ANERtllTS,.-John O'Haire, now or - 11,]7 -Hll) ill L~ewin, Manall~stl~srut, Goodinn's-floldls B !.oal ?? 3'hnbuils, Newea~lt-u-on- Tyuv, sirt ?? oijwas, IBIuncut, St itirdsh¾iro, pviribwkcr.,-ThownasHIicll;. J'Iltu bf Abahurchi-laae, Lonldonl, wiue ?? ?? nnil Hand ?? Bet, late ofM:lccs- field WVlhurf, ...

... ?? MO(NTDAY, ArOPEMBB7j 29, 1824. Tze P~aris Papers of Friday notiaCe, thc in- 1~~jgeacefrom i'alteol ?? two Princes, C.Io's. ; tile ?? vith their families. 'Tecuen pras may beo explained by the'intptionn *fhe caFuse, regar(sbrlao ?? ndi on ril i *st- ,y 'etc arison to evocua'te ltaridondor23ldjt In the Brussels Papers is ?? article, doted -rn ros, 15th October, from the Dedinlal Spectator, ...

... 4 - A/fdin Isiervitli Zvi/r hir IJ'ife--Mrs. 1 aunt croy havivg- learned tiat 'her 'busband was detcml wed to shut himself up f ront alifurther commu.-h r i jtiol. with Ills relations arid frirudls after Saturday, v'i ,: iet On liiw o1 Friday night a message by her son, tell. hli him. 211 that site wouldC be with him, if God weould, Pi ~ ihtr Ktrength, ncxt morning. He prprdfr the Q ...

... ogmotv,;Pt? , 1 -,.V . ?? 4- S TUtWAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. . FFIC.E OF.01DNANCE, Nov. 30. Corp o f Ro&(di .Eutginecrv-Capt. tlatthew Charles Dji:nn, frorn the Itilf-pay, to be Cap. W 'eiD, vioe Payne, who retircs. MVVUt-OlErlE, Dc. ii, 1824.1 RoyVaAJfrican Co. i021io Ccrp.1(Sapt. William Bartley, from the 12d sol, to be MUajor, without purease, vice Chisholm. tiA.N h hUP'1S.I ?? and Johtn ...