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Michael MarshaTl,Trom the sale let Royal Teens Bana -1 —all dated November 1, 11119. Ti. be Adjataat—Adjutant James Stewart, from the late 2.1 Ilay.tl Veteran Battalion—deed so shove. - •-..termaster Thomas Readall, from - -.toed as above. the Lte id Royal Vela*. _________ ------- To he Sqrgetrn—Aurgeon John Lear, from half-pay of dm late 7ih Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as Minya. Ti be A ssislatii-Surgeons—Amistaat-Sargeomi William Par. rot!, from half pay 3rl Carriage Battalion; and Mitchell Devitt, M. D. front half-pay late id Garrison Ilattalioa— datetl as above. 341 Royal Veteran Battalion. Ti he Colonel—Major-Geeeral Patriet Mackenzie, from the 7 lit Foot—dated November 1, 1819. To he Lieutenant-Colonel—Lientenant• lion, the late 4th Royal Veteran :11,131/e. To be Major—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Corn wallis Muncrieffe, front the late 4th Royal Veteran Batta lion—dated as above. To be Captains' of Companies—Captains William Henry Toole, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; John Mansfield, hum the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion ; John Vicary, from the late 12th Royal Veteran Battalion ; William Murray, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Batts'. inn ; William Adams, from the late Ist Royal Veteran 11.ittatioti ; John Gardiuer Herbert,from the lat. 4th Royal rtrrati Battalion ; Thomas Joseph Baines, from the late 9.1 Royal Veteran Battalion; James Theodore Bryatt, the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Gervaa Fin. I limn the late Ills Royal Veteran Battalion; and Wil ham Neu tots Covell, from the late let Royal Veteran Bat . I:lion—all dated Noventhrr 1, 1819. T,,Fdix am:Hunch, from the Lite 1-t Royal Veteran Battalion ; Joseph Turner, from the late lit Royal Veteran Battalion; James Kennedy, fflon the late Staff Garrison Company; John Doyle 'i:white, from the fate Ist Royal Veteran Batt.; Thomas from the late 11th Royal Veteran Battalion; TWor, (rout the late 4th Royal Veteran Batta lion ; dolin Henry Challis, from the late Ist Royal Vete ran Battalion; William Spinks, from the late Ist Royal Yet. rat, Battalion; William Bryson, from the late Ist Rapid V.-terait Ba ttalion; John Burford, from the late :tit Royal Veteran Battalion: Daniel Wood, from the late Ills Royal Veteran Battalion; William Williams, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Samuel Bateman, from the 2.1 Royal Veteran Battalion ; John Atkinson, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion; Samuel Ruud!, from the late sth Royal Veteran Baths ; Joseph Smith, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Bat tdion ; and Julio Nies., from the late 7th Royal Vete ran 13-ittalinn— all dated November 1, 1819. 'To be Ensigns—Ensigns Joseph Brokenshire, from the late Mk Rapt Veteran Battalion; Thomas Harriette, from she late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; Alexander Roes, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion ; John D. Pep. perrtl, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; James i ark, from the late lit Royal Veteran Battaliou ; George Poreltani, front the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; John M - Kay, from late lot Royal Veteran Battalion ; 'l"it:iatu Rogers, front the late 4th Veteran Battalion; :yore Bowen, from the late 2il Royal Veteran Battalion ; end Lionel Biggs, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Batta lion—all dated November 1, 1819. To lie Adjutant—Adjutant John Barnes, from the late 7th Royal Veterau Battalion—dated a above. Peter Daly, o—dated u T., he Sul groo—Surgeon Samuel Peacocke, from half-pay of the Mb Foot—dated as above. To be Assistsol-Sorgeons—Asaistant-Singeous Thomas La Cloche:from balipay 15th Foot; and l'boutaa M.,Per toll, from baltpay 7tith Foot—dated as above. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. To he Colonel—MJjor.Geseral Woo. Nedham, from half pay tat Garrison Battalion—dated November 1, 1819. To he Captains of Companies—Captains Thomas Power, the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion; Henry Dixon, • the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; William Cart on;lit, from the late lat Royal Veteran Battalion ' • John Abbott, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion: Henry I),ltum, from the late Royal Veteran Battaliou; Judge Ti , ofnns I. 7.reey, from the late Sib Veteran Battalion; Joseph Chapinau, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Batts- Von ; and John Wynne Webb, from the late 3d Royal Ve . 'iertulliettation—all dated November 1, 1819. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenants William Ross, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion; John Jenkiosou Roberts, from the late Sib Royal Veteran Battalion; James Wether head, front the late Royal Garrison Battalion; Finlay Ill'innes, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; Motto Sortie, from the late 2tl Royal Veteran Battalion; James Sloane, from the late '2d Royal Veteran Battalion; Robert Warren, from the late sth Royal Veteran nata -1 on; Thomas Normingtoo, from the late 4th Royal Ve teran Battalion ; William Groves, from the late 11th Royal Veteran Battalion; John Lamb, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; James Ilinckes, from the late 411: Royal Veteran Battalion ; William Pass, from the late • Ri” al Veteran Battalion; John Stalliard, from the late Lb Royal Veteran Battalion; Robert Paget, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion ; John Donaldson, from 1::e late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; James Fasaakerley, f: eel the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; Joseph Pigott, t•ort the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; and John Bnt el.lk, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—all dated November 1, 1819. T be EnAigns.—Ensigns William Cartwright, from the late • Roc.tl Veteran Battalion: James Booth, from the late '2,1 Royal Veteran Battalion; James Borrows, from the late Ist Royal Veterau Battalion ; John Chittero, from the late 4tb Royal Veteran Battalion; William Boni sou, front the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion • William Haywood, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Viaison Parker, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Balla lnor ; William Fowler., from the late 3d Royal Veteran IsttaCon; Robert Stewart, from the late Bth Royal Vete. teran Battalion ; and James Currie, from the late sth Royal Velma Battalion—all dated November 1,1819. 1% be Adjutant—Adjutant John Sinclair, from the late lst R.lyal rterau Battalion—dated November 1,1819. Tu b Surgeun—Surgeou James Burns, from half-pay 80th _ Foot —dated November 1, 1819. To be Assisiant•Sorgeotw—Assistsot-Sorgeoos Thomas Yoe-nit. from Italf.pay of file York Hussars; and Hoch Junes O'Doncl, from balf•pay of Ibe 91st Fool—dated Noveto'der 1, 1819. sth Royal Veteran Battalion. I'o he Colonel—Major•Geaeral Henry Elliott, from baltpay of the Psth root—dated November 1,1810. To be Lienienant-Colonel—Lieutenaut•Colonel Audrey Cog blau, woo) the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion— daw.l November 1, ISI9. T.. 1. , M.jor—Major William White, from the late 2d Royal ran Battalion—dated November 1, 1819, Tn be Captains of Companies—Brevet Major William Her moil, from the late lst Royal Veteran Battalion ; Brevet Alrj w Francis Harker, from the late Sth Royal Veteran F.otalioti ; Captains Benj. Jarmy, from the late 4th Royal V-wro, Battalion; George F. Harrison, from the late 11th ituy al Veteran Battalion ; Nathaniel Highmore, from the tie 3J [loyal Veteran Battalion; John Hall, frum the I lir 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; Andrew Sutherland, Irmo the late 7th Royal Battalion ; Henry Walker from the late 23 Royal Veteran Battalion ; and William Had l.-y, from the late 24 Royal Veteran Battalion—till dated November 1, 1819. T.l be lientenania--Lieutenants Dennis Lahiff, from the I ate 2.1 Royal Veterdn Battalion; Patrick O'Brien, from to lute 12th Royal Veteran Battalion ; John Egan, from t • .• late Bth Boyd Veteran Battalion; John Cur, from 1%,, late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion ; William Jones. from 17., late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion ; Citadel, Wright, nt the tale 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; Richard idly, from the late Sth Royal Veteran Battalion ; George ichulson, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; Robert Cash, Arm the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion; Julia Stephenson, (ruin the late 3d Royal Veteran Batts ; Itaym.m.l Hicks, front the late 4th Royal Veteran Baaaliuu ; Devenish Taggart, Gus the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion ; TIMMS/ Four, from the late 24 Royal Veteran Battalion ; Rosaell. from the late 24 Royal Veterau Battalion ; and Hugh !Backfield, front the late 7 as Royal Veteran Battalion—all dated November 1,1819. To be Ensigns—Ensigns Thomas Bradley, from the late 34 ltuyi.l Veletas' Battalion ; Jeremiah Ellie, from the late Bth Hord Vitoria Battalion ,• &(ally, from the Übe Ath Royal Voters* Battalion; JoM Willis, from the 1at0.141 Rothl Vetere* Battaboo; James Toy, from the lat. 11th Royal Veins. Battalion ; Robert Bond, from the tato 11th Royal Veteran Battalion; Thorson Thome., from Um late7th Royal. Veteran Bettelloo ; Joint Gardner, from the late thh Royal Veteran Battalion; James Hors ley, from the late btli Royal Veteran &tulips; and Charles Ewan, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion —all dated November I, 1819. To be Adjutant—Lietitenant George Nicholson, from the late Sib Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as above. To be Sorgeon—Captain A. N. Armstrong, from half-pay 26th Foot—dated November 1, 1819. To be Aniataut-Surgeons—Assistant.Surgeon Georg* Acott, M. 1). from half-pay 40th Fout—date) November 1,1811; and Assistant-Sorgeon Thomas Backhnuae, from half-pay 3d Dragoons—dated as above. • Sib Royal Veteran Batiallon. To be Colonel—Major G 1 Robert Kelso, from haW pay 824 Foot—dated November 1, 1819. To be Lieutenant-Colonel--lieutenont-Colnitel Robert H. Burton, from the lets 7th Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as above. To he Major—Major Alexander Roes, from the late IN Royal Veteran Battalion—Elided e s a b o v e . To be Captain. of Companies—Brevet-Major Janne Douglas, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; Captains Ro bert Peddle, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion; Gilbert M`Donald, from the late 9rl Royal Veteran Bat talion; Jobn Rutherford, from the late II th Royal Ve. loran Battalion; Hector llPLeen, from tbs late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; William 3l'Lood, from the late 71la Royal Battalion ; Robert Gray, from the late 3J Royal Veteran Battalion; Donald Mackenzie, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; Alexander Gourley, from lbs late 7th Ruyal Veteran Battalion ; and Archibald Fnllerton, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalios—oll dated November 1, 1819. Tu be Lieutenants—Lientemanta William Patton, from the late 10th Royal Veteran Battalioa ; John Geddes, from the late 9th Royal Vetere. Battalion ; Thomas Animas, front the late Id Royal Veteran Battallion ' • Joseph Fowler , from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion ; Thomas Shields, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Archibald Wald* from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion ; David Thunman, from the late 3d Royal Veteran ; Alexander Mimi', from the late Ist Royal Veteran Rat tenon ; William Miller, from the late lit Royal Veteran Battalion ; John Buchoonaa, from the late oth Royal Votress Battalion ; Walter Graben, from the late let Royal Veteran Battalion; Robert Hay, from the late 3d Raps! Veteran Battalion; Hugh Fleming, from the late Id Royal Veteran Battalion; Harman Tindall, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; William Halliday, from the late sth Royal Velma. Battalion t and Robert CArfrae, from the late 3•1 Royal Veteran Battalion—all dated No vember 1, 1819. To be Ensigns— Emil gentian Smyth, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Alexander Macdougall, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion; Walter Thompson, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; Duncan Kennedy,from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion; David C 1..., from the late Id Royal Veteran Battalion; Robert Bevan, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion; William Reid, from the late Royal Veteran Battalion; George Shockledge, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; James Buoverie Ford, fioui the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion; and William blouson, from the late 2d Royal Veteran dated Novem b er 1 1819. _ _ To be Adjutani—Adjutant George Tassie, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion—dated November 1, 1819. To be Quartermaster—Quartermaster Edward Sawyer, front the late 3d Royal Vetere Battalion—dated November 1, 1819. To be Surgeon—Surgeon Colin Young, M.D. from balf-pay 103 d Foot—dated November 1,1819. To be Asaiatant.tiurgeona---Amistan Lewis, from half-pay 18th Foot; arid George Leieh, from half-pay 54th Foot-4ated November 1, 1819. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Colonel—Colouel Alexander Muir, from the bite sil t Royal Veteran Battalion—dated Novem ber 1, 1819. To be Lieutenant.Colonel—Lieutenaut-Colonel Robert Wal ker, from the late 9th Veteran Battalion—dated Nurembrr 1, 1819. To be Major—Major llamas Forty*, from She late 3d Royal Veteran Ba tt a li on— dated November 1,15119. To be Captains of Companies--Captains John Douglas, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion ; Archibald M'Neill, from tbe late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; James Bcobie,frons tbe late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion; Andrew Fraser,. from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Dun can M'Benn, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion ; James Biseett, frees the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion ; and A. C. nese, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Batta lion—all dated November 1, 1819. To be Lieutenants--Lieetenants John Roy, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion; John Cuomo, from the late Gib Royal Veteran Battalion ; Edward Bremner, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion; Edward 11.Wollams, frtien the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion; James APlntosh, from the late 3.1 Royal Veteran Battalion; Jobs iTborti, from the late 14th Royal Veteran Battalion ; William Web ster, from the late tat Royal Veteran Battalion; Andrew SPlntooh, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; Peter Perry, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; John Tulloch, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; Robert BPLeunan, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Balta. lion ; David Scoll,from the late 9th Royal Veteran Beta. lion; John 111 4 1 3 brrson, from the late bill Royal Veteran Battalion ; Archibald Sinclair, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; George Wallace, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; and Archibald Ferguson, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion—all dated Novem ber 1, 1819. To be Ensigns—Ensigns Peter Wright, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Juha Lindsay, from the late oth Royal Veteran Battalion • Charles Robertson, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; James Coming, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; James Patter son, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion ; Anthony Gordon, from the bib Royal Veteran Battalion; Charles Alexander, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion; Robert Forsyth, from the late 9th Royal Veteiati Baths. lion; Peter Bremner, from the late dth Royal Veteran Battalion ; and John Johnston,from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion—all dated November 1, 1819. To be Adjutant—Adjutant John Davidson, from the late . . 4th Royal Veteran limitation—dated November 1. 1819. To be Quartermaster—Quartermaster Alexander Graham, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion—dated Novem ber 1, 1819. To be Surgeon—Surgeon William Young, M.D. from half pay 91st Foot—dated November 1, 1819. To be Assistant-Surgeons--Assistant-Surgeona Alexander Campbell, from half-pay 84th Foot; and Samuel William Churmside, M.D. from half-pay 11th Foot—dated No vember 1, 1819. Sib Royal 'Veteran Battalion. To be Colonel—llajor:Gemend William Raymond, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Baitalioo.--datral November 1,1819. To be Surgeoo—Stargeos George Lame, (rum Isalf-pay Nib Foot—dated November 1, 1819. To be Assistant-Sorgeons—Amistaal-Singvon James Cross, from half-pay 94th Foot; and Assistant-Surgeon Richard Vetting, front balf.psy 34th Foul—butb dated Novem ber 1 , unit. 911 Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Colonel--Msjor-Geseral Sir George Leith, Bart. from half-pay 42i1 Foot—dated November 1, 1819 To be Surgeon—Surgeon J.B. Ravages, from kalf-pay9Bll, Foul—dated as above. To be Assistant-Sorgeon---Assisiant-Sorgeon Edward M'lver. from kalipay 7411. Foot; sod Assistant-Surgeon Jobe Jobsoo, truss balf-pay 49th Foot—bull dated as above. 10tb Royal Veteran Battalion- To be Colowel--Major-Geoeral Sir Clarks 'Williams Doyle, from half-pay Nib Foot—dated November 1, 1819. To be Suritetwi--Sergeosi Henry Cowen, M.D. from ball:pay 97th Foot—dated as above. To be Assistarl-Sorgeons—Assistani-Sargeon James Max well, from balf-pey 47th Foot ; sod Awn.t.int-Stireems James Walsh, from bull-pay ldth dated as above. 'III It S_ P LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1819. Yesterday, at three o'clock, a Cabinet •Cnuncil was held at the Secretary of State's office for the Home Department, which was attended by— The Lord Chancellor, Earl of Ilarrowhy, Earl of Liver pool, the Duke of Wellington, Earl Mulgrave, Viscount Siihnuoth, Earl Bathurst, Mr. Cauoing, Mr. C. Bathurst, acc. The Council broke up about four o'clock. The Duke of WELLINGTON came to town yes terday rimming from his seat at Strattielticry, to attend the Council. Mr. CANNING arrived from abroad late on Sil• turd's). night. It is presumed that the Speech with which his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT will open the Session of Parliament to-morrow, was finally ar ranged at this Council. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday lust. On the former clay the King of FRANCE entered the sixty-fifth year of his age, and the anniversary of his MAJESTY'S birth was ob served in Paris with the customary expressions of respect and attachment. The greater part of the Deputies have arrived in Paris, preparatory to the opening of the Legislative Session. The election of the Abbe GREGOIRE, and his right to sit in the Chamber, are topics still of controversy between the contending Journal.. The Royalist writers continue their searches among the polluted annals of the Revolution to scrape up occurrences which may serve as a reproach to the Abbe, while those newspapers which are iu his interest, and which from this circumstance are styled a the Gregorian Juurnils," endeavour to rebut the charges. or to prove their futility.—The new Commission for in quiring into the state of Germany has commenced its sittings at Mayence, and proceeded in the dis charge of its duties. No publication of its pro ceedings will, however, be permitted, until It shall have concluded its inquiries. The French Funds have scarcely varied during the last few days. The Five per Cents, were oil Wednesday 69 1. 65 c.—Bank Actions, 1,4801. The alarming deficiency in the revenue which was apparent in the account of the last quarter, has excited • very general apprehension that the pecuniary affairs of the Government have been in a state of considerable emberressment. Some short time since it was understood that an application had been made to the Bank to request some imme diate assistance, but that the 'hook, affecting to be converts to the reasons which prevailed in Par liament when the plan fur the resumption of cash payment. was agitated, declined to enlarge their issues, lest such an operation might exercise an injurious influence upon the rate of the foreign ex changes, and proportionably defer the final arrange ment. Disappointed in this quarter, the Govern ment were under the necessity oil having recourse to the market ; but apprehensive of the effect which any intimation of the urgent wants of the Treasury may produce, they thought proper to have recourse to private application, and to raise money from.,.ia dividual capitalists by a deposit of Exchequer bills. This circumstance has transpired in the following manner :—A broker, who wished to raise a large sum of money, on applying for that purpose to a merchant hi the city, proposed to deposit, as secu rity, a quantity of Exchequer bills—with this con dition, however, that they were not to be brought into the market for *ale. The money was ad vanced ; the securities were shortly afterwards sliewn to an eminent Exchequer hill broker, who imme diately perceived that the bills hail not been issued by the regular channel, as the dates were all sub sequent to lust August, the latest period at which Exchequer bills had been regularly issued. The Ihr:covet) , was scion blazoned at the Stock Ex chatige, and caused a considerable sensation there, it being considered conclusive evidence of the em barrassment felt at the Treasury. It is au old adage that necessity is the mother of invention, vet it is no less certain that necessity is seldom a wise and prudent adviser. Exchequer bills are How at a discount, aud, of coarse, the Go vernmetit must expect that they s ill be returned ou the Treasury in payment of the revenue for the present quarter; every issue of them, therefore, in the present state of the market, must increase the eirdrarrassinetit which it is meant to remedy. The coui.try will thus lo.ie doubly—first, by the issue of the lnils at a discount, Mitred of being issued as tiu•y usually ore by the Government broker •t a ; und, secondly, by the atone bills being returned at an equal 4 li,advatitage iu pryinent of taxis. The amoisitt of the money thus raised is vat iously, and perhaps in no instance correctly esti mated, et from half a million to three millions. The great defalcation in the revenue being esta tdiAed, sod the consequent embarrassment of the Treasury being manifested by this clandestine issue of Eerie-quer bills, the next consideration is how the diffici.lty may be overcome. There are two ways of attaining this object—one by reducing the ex priors of the Government, the other, by increas ing the i n-mince of the revenue. The latter would lie A very difficult task, and possibly might in its c.an•er i neuces prove a perilous experiment. The firmer is not 'y feasible, but would contribute more than perhaps any other measure which it would he possible to devise, to allay the present fermenta tion iu the public wind, and to restore that her non.y which in every well organised society ought to subsist between the people and the Govern ment. The alternative must be shortly laid before Parliament, and on the decision will depend the present peace and future prosperity of this empire. We fed very great pleasure in announcing that a Alerting of the Nobility, Clergy, Magistrates, Dsputy Lieutenants, and other Inhabitants, of the West Riding of the County of York, was held at the Court-liau.e, in Wakefield, on the 18th inst. in pursuance of all Advertisement, to consider the psr:.riety of publicly testifying the gratitude of the West Riding to Lord FITZWILLIAM for his ser vices, end of expressing their opinions upon the conduct of the Ministers in removing I from the Alsgistracy. 01 the proceedings which took pkce at this meeting, a full report will be found in our bubstquetit columns. His Royal flightless the PRINCE REGENT has appointed two o'clock this day, to receive the County of York Petition, which will be presented by his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK, Earl WILLIAM, Kit! THANET, &c. Lord LAIITLEREAGII gives a grand parliamentary dinner this day at his house in St. James's-square. Nearly fifty cards of invitation are issued. The election of a Member of Parliiiinent for the comity of Westford, in the room of the Iliniourable Twomas !hiatus, will take place on Monday next. The uptiotiotiii at the Stock Exchange during the week have nut been attended %tab any material fluctuation, and were on Saturday chiefly confined to the winding-up of the different time bargains, preparatory to the settlement, which takes place ou Thursday next. Consols for that day left off itt 672: and hut the 18th of January. which is the termination of the new account, at 681. The fo• reign exchanges have scarcely varied, and bullion is once wrurr, notwithstanding the apprehensions lately entertained of the contrary, exactly at the Mint price. French . renter were quoted ors Wed ne,rbiy, Patios la 69 1. 65 c. with 25 for the rats of exchange. .10% a c ita -, J "U s g 4 t$ 1 1:-.4 . . -• • JX '~ ' I ‘ , :- - LORD CI OFFICE, Noy. 1,,1119. Notice is hereby given, that his Royal H.gliners the P r i m . Regent will held a Levee at Carlton Reese us Friday 114 Seth instant, at two o'clock.—(Gatella.) THE PRINCE REGENT'S coußr. • On Saturday,et two o'clock, the PRINCE ItruENT held a Court at Carlton-house, which was tetettced by— The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of Ilw Goarycl the Lord Privy Seal, the Flrld Lord of the T..%.11.%. Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretari., Home and Colonial Departments, the First "(U.. ad. miralty, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lafleur.; the dent of the Board of Trade, the Lord 1. 47 ,,. th . L.O Steward, the Marquis of Headfort, Sir HtleroveT,„„„,., 4 , Lord Chief Justice of the Court of 111.1,01.1 tit der of London, and Earls of Thatiet and Albemarle. The Prince Regent afterwards held a Privy C.a.. cil, at which Viscount Chetwynd adended w. ct.,,. At the Conclusion of the Comical, the R-cads of London was admitted into the R.orjel and made his report of the convicts capitally, , ,;, victed at the September Sessions, at Justice Hal!, in the Old Bailey. His Royal Hiuhness gave audiences to die Lord Chancellor, the. Earl of Liverp-01, Earl Beihow, and Viscount Sidmouth. The Earls of Hoff Albemarle were mil. mitred to a closet audience, to deliver some A.I. dresses. The Marquis of ileadfort and tin 11.1.:nite Turner were the Lord micl Groom in Winno. The Court did nut break up till pit .11 o'cluck. WINDSOR, NovENt3ER The KING'S health continues as nzei:; ,, tieil the List Bulletin. l'estercluy the Duke of YORK arrir..4l, to-day. l'rineess AUGUSTA hat+ taken her t siLt! Ict F rOgi Ore. Princess SOPHIA has not left the Castle not week. FASHION ABL E A BB! The Dyke of Tontrose, at his house in •Grosveo , from his seat in Scotism,. The Marquis nod Marchionese of Tevirtork, et Voir :ion. in Arlington-erect, from their see, Oakley fortlFhire. The Marquis of Buckingham and Lir' Temple-, at Buckingham House, Pall-mall, from Asti:vim, 114iit., Ea. 1 Mal:rase, at his house in Hari. y.itreet, 61119 1,1,1 seat Mulgrave Castle, Yorkshire. Cord Gwydir, at his house, Whitehall, front hit seat, Sid. mouth, Devonshire. The Earl of Kiwis, at his house in iltlktley meow, hum his seat, Walcvlt, Salop. The Earl of Unisdale, at I.ls holm- in Cluirirs.street, Berkeley-square, from his seat, tottestncre. ail:whim. Sir John and Lady Harrington a• , .1 family, st 11. 1, Berkeley-square, from their seat, 4,..zn0r Lord Boston, at Isis INtIIW. t.ooer GIOS Vt110!..111 I, fke..l his seat, Mediu'. Lodge, Bucks. Earl Delmore, from the Continent. Don. Mr. Pelham, at his father's (14.4.1 rota r eui!,•.s. house, in Arlingtou.strect, twin Bruckl,sby, Right Hon. R. Ryder, ll.l'. at his house in 144.4.• r Gcossr. nor-street, from the Isle of Lord and Lady Seism at their pause in Lower Geo.vrnor. street, from Lord Boston's seat, Halsor James Macdonald, Esq. M.r. at 5:1 . .1. elohald 11.1rdo natil's house, in Duke.street,'SVestruitist.i . , lona N.reetk. Lord Henry Howard Mulyuctia, at Lip house i, I.us:r Grosvenur.street, front his seat, I'.,k-leuise, Sir George Eyre, Bart. at Blikc's Liu'. el, .1 ri ti-st from a tour. J. P. Tredway, Esq. 31. P. at ditto, from his seat iu setshire. John West, Esq. and family, at ditto, filitn Earl Morey, at Thomas's Hotel, Berketry.iilitare, fi om 4.1 seat in Scotland. Yesterday morning the PRINCE REGENT a w l Ow Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE G:telitiroi Diviite Service at the Chapel Royal, St. J4iieei The Service was read by the Rev. Mr. WEER aml the Rev. Mr. SHELTON. The sermon was ! acad.,. ed by the Rev. Dr. Scorn, who was Chaplnns :a the Tate Lord NELSON. . _ At three o'clock yesterday afterncou the PRINcE REGENT left town for Windsor. Saturday morning the Duke and Duchess CLAEENCE left town for Bushy Park. In t!,e evening their Royal Highnesses returned to town. Yesterday afternoon the Duchess of CLARENO: went to Kensington Palace, on a visit to int Duchess of KEN!. Saturday morning Prince LEOPOLD left town fur Claremont. His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX enter tained the Duke of NORFOLK, and a party of di,- tinction, yesterday, at Ketistngton Palace. The Duke of RUTLAND is expected in town this day, from his seat, Belvoir Castle. The Marquis of ELY is expected to arrive thi• day, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, from tour. The Marquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD en tertained yesterday the Earl and Countess ul SURREY, and • select party at their residence in Cleveland-square. The Duke of YORK did not go to IVindsor r!C. press oil Friday morning, as has beta reported. His Royal Highness merely went to pay one of his usual visits. The Royal Duke had even arram!. ed on Thursday to go. The horses and est ridge were waiting at his door, before his Rot , ' highness went, upwards of half an hour, ou Fri day morning. A matrimonial alliance is on the tspis between the second sun of a Nobleman of high rank, and the amiable and accomplished daughter of a weidll'Y jewellrr and silversmith. Report says, the fortune. of the fair Lady will exceed 20,0001. per annum. Several accusations have lately appealed in the Paris Papers against the impiety of the people of [treat. A correspondent of tile Journal des Dam's communicates, as a further instance of their pro litheness, that when slademui.rlleGcoat Es appesrol at the Theatre of that town all covered and blaziii4 with diamonds, some persons began to sing the Adereisrs, 111111 this bring ended, the canticle of Sur ca amid, eh ! pie rois-je paroitre ! FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. • T PARIS. NOVEMBER 18. Yeste►day being the snniver<Mry of his Majesty's birth, the bond of the Body Guards performed a symphony at eight o'clock in the morning, under his windows. At one o'clock the Council of Ilitlisters slim bled under the presidency of his Majesty. The King yesterday entered his sixty- ti ri 11 year. The Prince Castelcicala, President of the Di plomatic Corps, complimented his Majesty in the name of all the Sovereigns, on the occasion of this happy anniversary. The Ministers have appointed • Commission to draw up • project of law relative to the respon sibility of ministerial agents. Among the Coin- are, the Count Gerinsin, Peer of France, Count Simeon, M. Curies, and Royer-Collard. The wine-merchants are in luck this year. One is at the head of the &lances, another at the head of the opera. The vintage is inure shunuhint, and operas are more plenty than usual. The bud get will pass without the least discussion, and the wine will fall two or three Yowl a bottle. The Duke of Richelieu i• now at the Hague, whence he will set out next week on hi• return to Franca. He dined on Monday fact with the King of the Netherlands. ROME. NOTES!BEII 3. Ve expect here Prince Caradja, late I to►poder of Wallachia, Lord William Bentinck, and several other personages of distinction. The Anglo-French squadron, under the orders of Admirals Fremantle and Jurien-Legratere, is expected in a few days at Civil. Vecchia from the coasts of Barbary, where they have intimated to the Barbary Regencies the resolutions of the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle, interdicting them from the practice of piracy. PETERSIBURON. OCTOBER 2E. The King of Spain has demanded from the Rus- Sian Government permis►ion to draw from Russia 40 Jesuits, for the purpose of re-establishing in t!t. Spanish Colonies the celebrated missions, which have contributed so much to promo►e civilization and Christianity. Our Journals rerouut several traits relating to the tour of the Emperor in North Finland. M ints frequently in a boat, during a storm, traversed the great lakes that abound in that country•. lit has walked seven leagues a day through woods and morasses, where there was but one narrow path, and he has assisted with his own hand to construct a wooden bridge over a torrent. The town of City. aria, the ancient capital of the Cayanitins, a people known in the ninth century, had not been visited by a Monarch since the time of Gustavus Adol phus, a Prince whose character hears a strong re semblance to that of the Emperor Alexsodrr. ♦IENNA, NOVRIIBEIt 6. The Princess Catherine de lolitfort, wife of Je rome Bonaparte, has requested permission to reside in the capital. on account of the damp and un healthy situation of her estate of Schramm, where her son fell ill. The Emperor refused the request, hut it is said that he has given her permission to choose any other place of residence. It is believed that she will repair to 'Trie►te. \