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London, England, 1813-11-18 00:00:00

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TIIIRJUIMY, NOVEMBER le, NIL( ,
rittai av *rotas nut D*rA'r Tvrnva ova:94llG-
: beast 1111110-.4kams. Saft-Ase me.. IGO . - '.. 4 tc., ,1
floret Ht. vo—siry tit% etlei-ouvu so , : *,,.. ;di'
Rs_ Lag Asses.l4,a4athai—Boods,Swfodia. . ..,.,,oi,;;,
:Eschquar Bib Ss. atrium.
' • We call the attention. of our Radek* the 00.
Medinal.4!ftlianient last night with peculiar satis-
faction.-- Welting. We apprehend, elm ..--- -
*nick to the point joy which is ever
on contemplating the present/paned aspect of Ea-.
roPe,.as the public dicier-40ns of unanimity which
our gammas of to-day exhibit. The speech of Mr.
Ca sson° will be mad with peculiar interest—it is
precisely of the destription which might be expected
'kiln a gttatetinan of his enlighttFedfaaditi.complithee.
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,• . ' - ; .-IIT!!n.1,;,. 1.) ~4. e? • c.-I.PJ. atilievii.,
,kive.,Gotoenburght niefinettenoplieftillid
are. now- dee, but ;ruder Wiwi Att :#4e.4111114111d. The
.Aium. sloop tf * bib in the intiiii title arrived at
.YarmOntli'froni '.4ottednirgh, ',Otte Gentlemen
:on bOard sizho*inattled to the CeitAinent the decora-
, thlni of 4* Ordr‘of•the Gaiter far the Emperor
A-Baxmokilni Wilkey have had a tedious passage,
and we
.db irelltigit that they Rave brought any re.-
cent intelligenee-The following lithe Letter from
Yarmouth announcing their return 3
• 44 YARMOUTH,- NOVEMBER 17s-
• Arrived yesterday livening the ARIEL sloop of war,
Captain ROtat frnin Gottetiburo, with the .ineMberl
of the Deputation who wentto prelent. the Order. 4
the Garter to ihe,Esansacsa of Ruin*. . They were
landed, and proseededinamediately to• Town." •
Yesterday, at half-putt twelve o'etock;' her . Ma.-
/err; accompanied by the Princeisei E'VeAtfern and"
blanv,. attended by an escort of Light Hbrie, arrived
at the Queen's Palace trom'Whidsor. ' Ak half past
three o'clock her MAJNITT held a "Private -Omni,
when his Royal Highness the Duke of Butinswicc
was formally introduced by her Mssietry's Vice.
Chamberlain, and took leave of the QUEEN previous
ro his leaving England.
Soon after six the Qum: and Pitmans= went in
one of the PRINCE REMorr's carriages to Carlton.
House, to dine with-the Fumes, where there was a
select party to meet them; also a select evening party. •
'Monday the Princess of WA/AS went from Kenling:
iiiii Palace to her new house in Connaught-place, to
iisPect 'the_ preparaticns Oat are going on there for
her Royal Highness's reception, which are eipected
to be completedin a short time. ° -
Tuesday chit,Puie of KENT. came to town, and vi-
'kW the-I'V CHARLOTTE-Et Warwick House.. In
the evening:- . loyal Highness returned to. Ken-
sington Palace. -
Yesterday morning the Duke of CAMERIDGE 'kind
the .PAINCB REGENT. • • • .
The Earl of MULORAVF. had an audience of the
PaiNca REGENT yesterday morning. • - •
Viscount MELVILLE bold a Levee rhaidity it ale
Admiralty. ° : • ' ' ''. • ' -•• ': ';' '

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The following are the names of the British Officers
taken -pi-honer, on Lake Ontario, as announced in
the American. Papers which we received yesterday :
De waiteolue's Regiment—Major Villatte. Captain Zebender ;
Lieutenant) Dianne!, Devil, and Manuel; Snrgeed Tersistia.,
89th Uii tessor Steets, . is. : ~....•
Rona* Arti —l.ieetensot Carter and Volunteer Murk's.
, ' Sth (or Ring't.) Regiment—Lieutenant M'Mahon.
I - ALSO TAKEN raTiONERS.
Ten Serjeants, 4 Musicians, 202 Sank-and File,•l Lieutenant, 2
Maters Maw, 35 Seamen and Marine% AA 4 Mailing Mao.
tens, rrovincial Navy.—Total, 264. .: -7( JI
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,By the Surinam Mail of yesterday we have advice:
from Guadeloupe to the 13th, and from Martinique
Ito the rith September ; and through -the mane chan.
'nel we have intellsgence of considerable interest from
the Spanish Colonies of South America. No fewer,
than six armies were in motion iii the -kingdom of
Mexico, to accomplish the revolution of that country.:
Almost every where in Venezuela, the insurgents had
triumphed over their opponents. To assist in the re-
duction of that country, 1900 Spanish troops, in se-
veral transports, had reached the shores, when tome
Of the Officers were insidiously invited to land with
the official dispatches. • These Officers and their pa-
pers were seized ; and, the next attempt was to in!
veigk the troops from on board the ships, but this
expelient failed, and 'the firing from the batteiries was
o badly managed.tbat the vessels put 18.1ffla irithoUt
Uttering any material injury. . •
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- Extract of a letter from an Officer of rank in the
Army under Lurd-WentAmoreN, dated Calllps 411/16-
.Krope , October at, 181$. • - •I
" In respect to ourselves; it is expected that we shall mow.,
forward in n few days front our present position, which is be-

gloolog to he a very bleak ore. The large mountains at a die-
mace are already covered with snow: It le certainly impos.
sable that we can remain in the Pyrennees for the winter. I
should doubt whether hit Linda*, will be inclined to move ea
as far as Bayonne, on account of the lateness of the season. He
is, however, very enterprising ; and, with the river Adder in

front, lorreuld be an excellempesition for thowinter. ThinUlm
in our from is said to be very inceusiderable.• Valois Owl MIMI
been very such reinforced, it must be the we, as they ma.
but a very peer stand when we crossed the Wawa, and took
possession of these heights. They are ahe very deadest in ann.
lery. Their leases, I suppose, at Vittstria, have net been made
up. Oar nasty is rartarltabiy healthy, which, I think, is toile
attributed to a very judicious measure that has been adopted,
that of putting the troops into tams, A Inie is allowed per
compeer. to carry three tams, which, in thellreek state that regi-
ments are in, in MOM amebas, le gesolgif suakient•—
lieraistore the troopo,dering the whole period of the campaign,
wore sileoted to all the loilemeneles of the moon : in conee.
Queues aE wltieb a dreid(ul morality invariably mini • Thi
}Mt dem sontidapos not, et present, exceed two thoolltitif 8101
losi Tea% amok sbii period, it amounted to about eighteen.
Oats ethic plan will be felt very much by the mother-4:%,
which will now, in all probability, be able to recruit be!.
here; aa the levies in the field are trilling in coinsatison week the
MOPS gikit It! IP Or MI ileoitiot"