... caloeont an Qccr. -EDDNURGH, sTE oF. Hi rSTVS ' STA P O IAJET.Y'S HEALTTq. . - 0 - ; Wilndsor Castle, Jan. S His: Majesty has passed agood' riight; and is stijl ratie better. , Windor Castle Jan. 9. is -Majesty fhas passed a good night; and remains aS wel as hewas'yesterday. / (Signed as usuaL) The resolutions for supplying the vaca>cy of ttse throne having.,beed agreed, to by both Houses ...

... LONDO7n-- I ead- MONDAY-JANUARY i-j* ip in with Af- THE RAGiV ken, At two 'clock on Friday, the depot reet, the two Houses of Parliament pro~eedo atlo, ,000 house to present to his Royal H edns t Ct tions to which the two. Ho -e5, ?? Lo6 , sion, had agreed. The Lords an, Ge-. l- la ?? dress, were ushered thlr'ogh the 'et, of of rooms to tle drai r 1, ' a wind room, ?? ~~ aade Highness stcod. ...

... ; .4NH )7 M4LS XF , . .:7, - I / 0 . .: ! . :- ?? tsrn e1 N 4iv, ?? , ; ?? FV lorsosbie -time past a great numbie :,f ships have : been cruizingbefxre, ~or port, Jidep ?? C;ltial piroduce. ith .ine i such dis'tess,,,ta te g:: ouki n dr:loige keep ih~ sea, and therefoir re-qu64 0o:~ nr~ issii~oi'ethi~ irlior ,1i-~Jor7 vfsi ~ A~ent-ere~the: port, I-jl. -: -e i , ~d-ately cni -. :.sprita ...

... ,::GERiMAN A~rAS., 0, -.f k - ji- - . -, * )Pete sliur , Noem b er'e - We:luve iearned that the fortres of ic s sur- ,eendeied tohithe vict1o4us Russiaitirls on nthe 13th 'O4tober. r Te-ge iin in Cgut Kamensky, 'has with a ?? thie keys. of that fortress and 'sevenstand of--colours taken near Turio Ther6 eru fouuid at Nicopolis ...

... 0 WIWDNESDAY-JANUARY 23. tl We understand that the want of attendance which 0' h prevented the House of Commons from sitting last I tnight, was occasioned by information that the Clerks had not had time to engross the Regency bill, as or- ra s dered in the Committee the day before, without pi which the House could not have proceeded to the bi a third reading. p It The share of the Civil List ...

... - it To proside for the Adviniistratiop ?of te. Royal 'Authority, a and for the Cere of his Mijesty's Riyal Person3 during tle continuance of his Majesty's ilifess; and forthe Re-t sumption of the Exercise of. the Royal Authorl6y by his IMajrsy. . T'tlE FOLLONVING lS AN ABSTRACT OF TltE BILL. Whereas, by reason of the severe indisposition with. Ahicli .it hath pleased GoD to affliit tie Ki-g's ...

... LLOW'S MARINE LTST3A. S. : ; uring a most violent gale of wind from thei.-N. E. on Priday night, andnearly the whole of Saturday, the follow- ing iosscs and accidents occurred. 'T'he Dorsetshire, boundeto Boi nbay and China,was-driven on shore od the Blythe Sand, but got off this mornls.. The Brothers, transport, h'eard, master, betinng.to Shields, was driven on shore at'the south end of Deali ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-Jan. Is ?? from the Private Correspondence in our ?? - Mr MARRYATT was for the motion. It had been v agreed on all hands, that the Prince ought not to n laic the guardianship of his Majesty; if so, it would f be equally improper to give him the contingency oft that guardianship; .t Sir S. ROMILLY said, that the Hon. Gent. who . spoke last seemed to think that the Prince of ...

... ?? 1-1 or illctioit' n q ?? 1911 ?? ?? L 6 e e EDINBUE TH UR S D4 r--JA ,GH, ,STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH. Windsor Castle, Jan His Majesty continues very much the same as he yesterday. Windsor Castle, Jon His Majesty appeared to be more indispcsrd in tct of yesterday, but is this morning as wvell as he was befs:- Windsor Castle, J5a His Majesty appears to be in a favourable state ...

... LLC-YD'S MARiNE LIST-IAN. I5. The Flora, George, from (Carmarthen to London,. was cut adrift about a mile from M~argate, on Sunday night, by a French privateer, but in consequence of~alarn sigfiiars fired by the shipping near her, the enemy abandoned their prize, af- ter taking out the master, two mates, and two boys, - and left three boys on board. By assistance from Marg-ate, the vessel ...

... M~MPHS N PALLA ! _ . tbat th, LOM f.tte'dmratvsv dretd~dis: ~ preser~'ing-the crewsdte ANyiraiph. * ?? peaweke nth o dwnear Wiinbax' L. 50 feathe: sn isgve o rD.'Laing', w~ho *.j slpan .galantlyto suagent ofth ileb~, *hi'h In'C omch s i aigi'n'd~h ?? ~~~apptopriateiesscssptiuii. to' be ?? to ?? n .. et. .d6ensrsa-eso- Wrvs VDihsfr ~at~es~ saed 'Ur]L of th~~e Asur~yt ?? ~~ uifjtoat sit1es ris h ...

... FROM. THE L ONDON GAZATm-.- _ _ Z~~ss1 119. - A~~te PPWNtI'iGST1.EET, JANUARY 14, 1811. - A dispatch of whilsic the following is' a copy, lwas yjestcr~1 fc receiv ed at the office of thse Earl of Liverpooxl, addr-cssedt to? his ;Lordship by LiessteanaltGeneral Viscount Wrellington, AL dated Cartaxo, Decemlber 22, 1810,j MY LORD, I h TRhe-enemy still continue in their position at San- v tarern, ...