... 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 ...

... -EXETER, WEDNE9DAYV 7an. -I -On Niob(Way last wag narried, at Latuteeston, by the Rev.( Charles Lethibrjdge,, rector of Stoke Cliniisand, J amnes Teniplar, solicVtor;,o' ridrori, 'borset, to Ca- therined, eodest daug-hter.f CdlrisiQpber LethLridge, so- licitor, of Madford-4ouse. L.ately died, at his :seat at Wards. in the parish of Eeer Perris, John~kalter. Foote, esq. aged 47. Ou Saturday ...

... GEaRl AINi AND DUTCH PAPERS. ,BULLETI1S. ?? CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 2.-The turbulence and seditioh of those who should be our defenders has once more stained the pride of cities with blood and slaughter. The events of the war with the Infidel's are known to every Tiue Believer. Notxvithstndirng the great efforts made by his Sublime Highness (whom may God ever bless) to. inspire his army with an ...

... THE MONING CEl. IVICL.' LONDON!- WEDNESD42-, JANUARA2- 9, IIS. Yesterday a bag from Anholt arrived, by' which we have many of the fads confirmed which we stated in our publication of the samee morning. Our letters from St. 1)etersburg are of the 6th ult. and we have had also a personal communication from a Gentleman who left that capital on the x 6th, a week later thari the sources of ...

... : iD, sT . PT. Ceh I LUNZ5?I)t)N, 'lTJ, SDzkY, Jan. S. Windfor Castile, Jan. 8, 181 1. IR \L3'flY has pflfed a ?? night, and is 1 ii lBailic, TV. Ie berdlelt, R. IVZ IlLS.' 7tJ11 Aliff holl. arrived this loroing, jlO illi L piece of iliterellilg intel ia;fi Wt feamieit hatve retflfed to * cc o n bosard the Frelnch fleet- xii;o 7~tt. lighting the cautle of another 1iBeit own. Bonaparte will pro ...

... 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 ...

... LONDO0Y, MONDAY, JANUARV 7, 18iOs .1 -IUTCH Papers to titt md inst. and OS Paris to the 3ist ult. have been received: ib; _ the latter contain a letter from the Minis- te ter of Finanicc to the Director If the French Customs, on the siliject of the conduct that is to be observed towrards American Commerce. It prohibits the appli- si tios df the Berlin aud Milan Decrees to any ships bif that ...

... hOrAuSE OF. PJiRs. Lv - J - K v1 A ?? .;F : MONDAY, JAN. 7.] A conference being had witb t the Commons, on the Comin issioners' returnl, Earl Camden reported, that hey had communicated to the T Commons the agreement of che Housec t6 thle R.ou tiot hrelative to the issue of Poblic Mon'ey, filings-up t the blank with the words the Lords Spiritual andt Temporal.-Adjourncd. TUESDAY, JAN. 8.] ...

... o( X3FORD9 SXtUr.DAY, JAN. 12. Yesterday a respectable ineeting of the Itliahbitants of this city was held at the Town lall, nahen u. subscription was entered into for the relief of the industrious poor during tile present severe' ?? Adrert. beloro. ike Ent I of Abingdnin has s,iven 50, tor tile purpose of distributing coals aiiaongst tie poor of' Cuinner parish, at tins incliemnt sCasoI. ...

... :1-~j~ar~iament. I -HOUSE O RL S.=Aiionday, Dic.* St A -9'Uommi~ree of nine Peers was appointedJ to hold 6 L co fe with the Commons; which codife.: eucevwas shobfly after held, aid their Lordships con- sent to the three resolutions voted by the Commons totied to shi Commissioners from the lattere-Ad- joursned to Wednesday. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, °2. Trheir Lordships suet this day according to ...

... , LONDON GAZETTE-JAN. 1. Dowvning-Street, DcS. 31. l A Dispatch, of which the following is an Extract, was yesterday received at Lord Liverpool's Office, addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenant-fleneral Viscount Wellington, dated (Cartaxo, 15th Dec. 8 10. ' I No alteration has been made in the enemy's posi- | tion in front of this army, since I had the honour of addressing you on the Sth inst. ...

... POSTSCRIPT Yesterday the House of Lords met at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjoulruneutt. iTn a Short time after ithe Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Woolsack. .The:Eall of Live.pool then movedthat the Re- solutions of their Lordships House, respecting the Address to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, re.ative tohis assuming tbe functions'of Majesty; and the Address to the Queen, ...