... LONDON NENWS CONTINUED. Thursday La Hogtie, a new 74, was launched at ile King's-yard, Deptford, amidst thousands assem- bled to, witness the ceremony. The launch was, as usual, decorated with the Royal Standard, the i Union, St George's Ensign, and the Admiraltyi flag. She is a fine ship, and appeared a finished mo- del of neatness. The stern and quarter galleries are remarkably plain, but ...

... 6alebonittan :errtp.l EDINBURGH, a IATURD° n, he STATE OF HIS MAJESTv'$ IIEALT}. nt- 14 j S A ; . Windsor Castle, Oct. 8. ?? Majesty continues in the same state. ?? Castle, Oct. 9. The King continuee&in' the-same state.d Id - A .t (Signed as usual.) ,It The nea r apptoach Of t'e two cohtending armies in Portugal, has given rise to all that interest so na- i turally excited by the' prospect of ...

... ,%l.Z?IafcDonlan Qcrairl'. EDINBURGH, 'Tj^jUuRsDAr OCT03B'R 0 STATE OF I iS 31AJ£STY'S I!EALTM, The King has passed thle nig,.t vc .e0 , 1::- |ttie so well this niorning. et wivdSC7 ?? The King continued nearly in the lae5e t yesterday. -,-is MVaj'esty has slepi during the !;It ia ; :e Windsor; C` et r in Majesty has had a good d3al. o siece, bii terially improved byit. (S i ida !) On ...

... TORIEIGIV INTELLIGElVcCE P OR T lGAG ?? PRIVATE LETTIER. cead-quarters, Fuente de GuinaIdo, Sept. 28. At present there appears 'but 'little prospect of I coming to.:action with the enemy.. The campaign, in all probability, is over this season, for we 'expect the raids to set in sbon. Oufu regiment has been.par., tlculaliy nbticed 'by his Lordship, and.is in the high- gist state of discipline.. ...

... Lisbon, Sept. 2o. ' All remains on the frontiers as when the last packet sailed; either General appears only intent upon col- lecting his forces ; but the explosion will very soon take place. It is supposed Marmont's force, taking into the account the reinforcements he has lately re- ceived, may anaount to 80,030 men. The Sd dra- goons go up to-day. We were all much surprised here at reading ...

... g,,R S IDD'L.BLOOMg. : BninshanI, Tuesday Evening. ' Mr Saddler and Mr Bureham - s ]1aise and i& ur. The people greet- s a'fter1tards drew the a with Mr P ?? charge ofthe balloemi, through the iieD' ], s'arrounded by lighted torches. - ;$.rt 6 tbe crowd before the residence of Ir :r ...

... FRO.M T.H'E CALCTT'tI'A MONTHLY BOURN-L FOR APRIL. Binars.-At Eenar-'-, in the ceded districts, the Lady of John ' Duncan, Esq if a ?? Pe-narg, the Lady of James Cfa2rnegy, Esq. of adausgh.ter; the Lady of C. Parkies, .Esq. of a son; Mrs J . Mjlicn Jones, o' a ?? Agra, the wife of Lieutenant Ca ' Brcoks, 2Qd regiment, of a daughter.- At Kisengunge, the bauty of Captain) WX. C. Lewis Fird, of ...

... AGRiCULTURE. Dundte, October . At the commencement of harvestbthe weather was uncom- monly fine; and the greater part of our wheats have been se- cured in excellent condition. In some places, the crop is near- lyan average, and in others it does not exceed a half; so that, upon the whole, we reckon it fully a third deficient of last year's produce. The same variety will be found in the quali- ...

... ?? TO : I . _ , . . EDTO2 OF TIE CALEDONIAN MZJCURr. i ' I SIR--,I.observe that, in your paper of Aonday last, renarking on the South American declaration of independence; you notice an observation of Black. stone, quoted by Mr Fox in his history, and brought forward, as you state, for the purpose of drawmon from it a nvost questionable conclusion. The remark is, that outr constitution was ...

... eClDITZ MA.L. Cagiz, Sept. ?? sty Iiteliig'ence has beet received from Capt. Freire, C his relative to the late successes of the 3d. army, which 4 was accompanied by various other documents, and at among tthem those from Gen O'Dolnniell, giving an theI account of the battle of %hvjar, arid fiom Gen. Qua- ] gi- dra, relating the circumstances' and necessity of 'a r retreat. The total of the ...

... MONDAY-OCTOBER 7. It is said, that since the system of rigorous re- straint, under the direction of Dr Willis, has been adopted, his Majesty has been more uniformly tran- quil, more easily influenced to take refreshment, and more promising as to his bodily health, than he was : under the more relaxed regimen.- And in conse- quence of this slight but evident improvement, though the hopes of the ...

... - WEDNESDAY-OCTOBER , . Admniial ApodacaqEmvoy'Extraordinary and Mi- . nister Plenipotentiary from his Catholic Majesty Fer- . dinand VII at this Court, left London on Monday, with all his family, for Portsmouth,dwhere the Swift- sure waits his arrival, destined to convey himli to Ca.E diz.- . ?? Howorth has relinquishel' the f command of the British artillery servin g under Lord Wellington in ...