... 1300t. O N SATURDAYlas't his M jesty's fc'gate, the Liely, ap'. illiami Elliott, C. B. re- tii'iied to Spit headl, from the Coast of Africa, I 'itj, ifi nr' C ~VQ d thcither' his Excellency Sir Ncil LipilKiit.,C. I' . thre new Governor in Chief) Ia-it from Cape Coast Castle, after ,a passage OF 51 tdi' ~, lir~icg~il dispatches, annlotuncing the renewval of liuit ilit vs With the Kimg of ...

... POSTSCR IPT LONDON, Nov. 3. Yesterday Parliamen t was proroguetd to Tuesday the l4th of November. 'rHE DuaE Os' YORa.-SO far from the report being true that the Duke of York's health has still fitrtlier de- clined within the last week, wve can state on authority, that his Royal Highness is evidently much better, and his spi- rits so buoyant that hb converses with the same animation andl ...

... LONDON, Nov. 22. TIZE XI NG'S VISIT TO PARLIAMENT. rT an early hour this morning Parliament-street, and A all the avenues leading to the House of Lords, were filled with persons anxious to obtain a view of his Majesty, or at least of the procession in which he was to be so im- portant a personage. On no forner occasion do we recol- lect greater anxiety having been naniifested. In the louse of ...

... COURT CIRCULAR.-It affbrds us great pleasure to state :that his Royal Highness the Duke of York is daily im- proving in health; so much so, that at present his Royal Highness writes as well as when he was in the enjoyment ,of perfect health. The Royal Duke sees more visiters than he has been in the habit of seeing for some time past. ,The Bishop of London was among the visiters yesterday.- A ...

... t!tvtrpt. Parliament met on Tuiesdaiv last. The proceedit gs i h tli erto are fgi Vln in another column. Oin ;iV eue. f rdiy the Spealker of ith Hl0ouse of Cormmons, Mr ?? ners Stl toin, who was Ul011honously re-clected, attendead i i the Ilouce of Lords., when Ihis 'Majesty's apprrbiatioia was given by comtnission. OCn iis return to the Coan- mions -louse, ?? a short address, he proceeded to ...

... The following account of a capital week's sport at Mr. Baring's will -be read by the sporting world con la bocca dolce :-In six days, beginning the 3d .otf November, 842 pheasants, 534 hares, 222 rab. bits, 58. partridges, five woodcocks, and two snipes, (in all 1663 heads of game) were killed by four guns -Prince Esterhazy, Hon. Geo. Anson, Hon. H. de -Roos and Mr. H. Baring.-jThis is not ...

... - THE EXA MINER. LONDON, Novsmiesi. 12,1826. THE foreign news of the week is made up of a variety of brief announcements, of more or less consequence among which we may enumerate the reception of the supplementary Russian ultimatum by the Porte,-the most humiliating pill which Ottoman pride has been ever yet made to swallow. Its stipulations for the Christian subjects of Turkey in Servia must ...

... I _ 'THE GREEK FRIGATVES. The following piassage is extracted from a piamphlet published by Mr Sedgewick, a barrister at New York, who. w-as CiIn led as counsel ibr the Greek deputies in tile arbitrationl ?? tosok 1p;lce between them and the houses whichi undertiok to build the tivo frigates in that city. It shews that the Greek l9an has been undered equally in proportion by the Atitericaits, ...

... RUSSIA AND VERSIA. OFFiCIAL ARTICjLE. St. Petersburgh, Oct. 4 (16.) The accounts received from Major-Gencral Prince Memzikoff since his return to TifliN, furnish highly interesting inotbrmation respecting the circumstances which induced the court of Teheran 51( denlv to attack Russia. Wie annex these ncomuts as the Prince h1as given them ; and if the declaration or the Cabinet of St. ...

... LVCTION or Aw AL4UR!ItAN All VINTRY WARD. I 3q Yesterday a Wardmnote wa, held, for the purpose of electing a, an Alderman for Vintry Ward; tihe gown having become vacant n by tbe death of Alderman Magnayv n The LORD MAYOR took tihe Chair at three o'clock, and in a few words stated the object of tie AMecting. Mr. DICKEN proposes, as R person qualified. in every re- 'e spect, to fill the ...

... I'ltil-lati-lyi j , (L ud Suliurday's Prost. tl7EGGINI'UIHENGCE Sb(j ?? ?? // Bal '/ce-DOStlt of thze £h rl~wtnee~s. 1)1 V. 1 i.1'his eveniing his ALajesty's eni~~ Livel l, t. Wmo. ?? C. B. returned to ...

... MISCIE L LA YEO US. The Bishop of Londjon visited Vhe' Mike of York Thursday. Htis Royal Hi- ilnwss's usujal medica tenat Were a tliu il w-aitt lu, Ito~,etlher wvitl Sir A~tlevy Cooper'r W1t 0 hald Visited dile VRuyat Didir fot' Mollie datySpiast. Mi'. Cm~iltiuig is ieturined frown 1aris. He dined. with Lord Liverroot, tit Walinet' Castle, on enedy Mr. Catn it g attended,. alongr. w itl the ...