... Hyde'WilI'. laston, M.D.; Thomas Young,. M.D : -NEW Couxcit.-George, 'ar! of Aberdeen; Da- .vies Gilbert, Esq. M. P.; Charles Hatchett, Esq; .Captain Henry Kater; Williamt Howley, Lord Bj- shop of London; Right Hon. Charles Long, A. P.; John Reeves, Esq ...

... no person that wasu worth teda pounds that d e worth any tti ing for the good of sis country. As for the shopikeepers of London, they s-ere a et of aristocrats together, and vere all work- Dig under one systet of Government ; bie should glory to oee ...

... LONDON, JAN. 17. This morning arrived New York and Boston Papers to the 23r ult. 'TheycontaiIl t ?? Report of the 'l'reasury of thle Uoited States, which may' vie withl aly of our own Treasury Re- ports in unsatisfatctoriiness and obscurity. It admits ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDA Y, DECEMBER 4, 1822. tilE CONGRESS,-FliANCE AND SPAIN. 1 [Frran the Co0ElnaI Lirt of 3Monday.]th 'We apprhlitrd that thle deliteratiolis of' theU Cotigress are drawing towards a close, an thtbfr Cal ,our Ialpeitvf to-daly stlall have ...

... ringing the bells aisiouticed to tile capital the harpy news. The in city was illuminateth in the evening. th Yesterday ai Meetliag of Merchasats, -Bankers, e- and others, was held at this City of London Tavern, to er receiv.e the Report of a Comumittee appointed ...

... gentlemen to spend thteir Christmas in London, an innovation whiclh several authors complain of, and which seems by no means to have mat with Queen Elizsbeth's approval. This we learn from a letter in Lodge's Illustrations of English History. It is ...

... (the new lRe- b giments), are ordereed oat Foreign Service. The 94thi to Gibraltar, the 98th fo scialta, to relieve the 8Ich Regi *nent, the 96th to Nova Seotia to relieve the A2d battalion t' of the 60th, who are ordered to Barbadoes. The three new Regdiments ...

... mnorning arrivedl Amlerican papers to the 20th ult. They wecre broughlt by the Brigldoui, on.? of the l~ondon line of piackets, whlich sailed fromn New Yorl onl that day, and arrived at Povrtsmoulth yesterdayv. Th'lesc p~apers conlfirml the accoutnts p ...

... .Johnl Weltsenod Witltign Onyoln, ?? - London. sceotlen dtrapcrrs 1woelvent'-Hrtiry rint ttehsrdt Davies, liampton Bishop, I terefordt, c-ore dcalers Jonas TordlcT, Yoerk, r.l'maber, boozier, ,nd glazier, new a pria= e hi Yarts Cestle Winm it ed Tho ...

... I-lukcrs VWim. Siwkif, TIiie.. bikes. & Thos-W. WillinscP, London, bankers ,elhn (Ircelrv, L'ritithelinstone, Sussex, lodging-louse-keeper MIiehael l'illips, culltlm-strect, Feveulrich-strect. London, and trtn siand'place, il;ngslntl-rvad, lttiddix. merchant ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 10. The '-different statements of Sir Thomas Lethridge and Mr. Butler, with regard tjgthe offer of the sale of pro- perty in the borough of Taunton, as a means of securing a seat in Parliament, are now in a fair train of complete and ...

... tpry news so communicate tu our'readers. 'lhe whole of the first army have already taktat the oath to the Emperor Nicholas. The same has been (lone by the Corps of Finland, and by all the Civil Authoritics of the Urand Duchy. Friday being Christmas-day ...