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London, England, 1820-12-27 00:00:00

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coast of Pens : . .
Gollandrina MOM MON SSD tom
llarprendedikra Garinsana - ► 3911..
Dolores - - Qatitana 210
Santa Rosa a - SIT Minerva - 419.
Peruana - Oft Cousequencia - il4
Pearl - - • SOO
Maguena - - 111 5,269 tons.
Potrillo (brig) - 259
Besides the above, an hospital ship' accompanied
the expedition ; and on the 31st the embargo will be
off, and 'several English vessels, with cargoes suitable
for Peru, are getting ready to follow.
The Santa Fe Gazette, of the 20th October, states,
that the amnesty between MORILLO and BOLIVAR
still continued, and that the general opinion of the
best informed Officers was, that the independence of
the country would be acknowledged, as nothing short
of that was in contemplation.

Monday, being Christmas-day, Divine Service was
performed at the King's Palace, in Pall-mall, by the
Rev. Dr. STANIER CLARKE.
Sunday, and Chrismas-day, the Duke of CLA-
RENCE attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal,
in the King's Palace, St. James's.
The Duke of Yoert attended Divine Service at'
the Charel Royal.
Yesterday the Duke of Yoe,: held a Military
Levee, as Commander-in-Chief, at his Office in the
Horse-Guards.
It affords us great pleasure to be enabled to con-
tinue our favourable report of the Duchess of OA-
RIME and the Infant Princess ELIZABETH. The
Duchess sits up, and inctwases in strength daily.—
The Infant Princess improves, and grows very fast.
The Duchess of KENT was with her Royal relative
on Sunday and Chrismas-day. Her Royal High-
ness was accompanied by her daughter, the Princess.
FEODORE. Yesterday the Princess SOPHIA paid her
respects to the Duchess.
Lady Davy will entertain, at ber house in Lower
Grosvenor-street, on Monday evening next, the Mem-
bers of the Royal Society. Lady DAVY intends in
future to open her house for the Members of that
distinguished body on the Monday, and Sir HUM-
?fifty DAVY on the Wednesday evenings.
A most fatal and melancholy event took place on
Saturday, at Wimpole, the seat of the Earl of HARtb-
\MEP. Lord POLLINGTON, Mr. COONS, and Mr. H.
LINDSAY, with his son, being in the woods shooting,
the gun of Mr. Ltsrrosay's son went off accidentally,
by which unfortunate circumstance a young man of
the name of Abbin, acting as game-keeper, lost his
life, the contents of the gun having entered his head,
which prodnced instant death. The Coroner's In-
quest has been held, and have returned their verdict,
" Accidental Death."

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
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St. John Mtldmay, Esq. H. Lawler, Esq. and Mrs. Stewart,
from Cambridge.
At Brunet's Hotel, Leicester-square--The Chevalier Ro-
drigues, Secretary of Lcgation to the Court of Turin, from Rio
de Janeiro.
At Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-street, Piccadilly—J. T. Lane,
Esq. from Dublin ; and Delacy O'Brien, Esq. from Moscow.
DEPARTURES._ _

Mr. Parker, from George-etreet, for Gorhambury, the seat
of the Bari of Verulant.
From Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-street, Piccalilly—General
Sir H. Johnsen, Bart. to Bath; the Hon. F. Needham, M.P.
to Barks; J. B. Monck, F,sq. M.P. and Mrs. Monet, to Read-
ing; the Rev. J. Turner, and the Hon. F. Stewart, to Ireland;
Josh. Itimsell, Esq. to France ; Sir Howard Douglas, Major
' Macao the Rev. S. Goodenough, and the Rev. T. Burrows, to
Bath; Colonel Chichester, and J. Chichester, Esq. to France.
We are requested to state, that the New Series of
the New Monthly Magnnine, commencing with 1821,
will be printed on a new and improved plan. The
First Number, to appear the Ist of 3anuary, will con-
tain besides the usual Varieties in Art, Science, Criti-
cism, the Drama, Politics, and Commerce :
I. Lectures on Poetry, delivered at the Royal Institution, by
Thomas Campbell, On the less celebrated produc-
tions of the Author of Don Quixote.—lll. Poems by Thomas
Campbell, Esq. 1. The Rainbow. 2. The Lover to his Mistress
op her Birth-day, from the Bohemian.—lV. Verses by,Joanna
Balllie.—V. Sonnet fo the Nightingale.—V I. Knight Toggen-
burg, from the German of Schiller, by T. Bowring, F.sq.—V 11.
Letters of Milton.—V 111. German Authors, No. 1. Koerner.
IX. The Revolution of Naples, from as unpnbliihed Italian
Manuscript —X. Journey to Palmyra ; or, Tadmor in gm
Desert, by Count Rzewsky.—X I. Remarks on the Life and
Writings of Ugo Foscolo.—X I L m in, a Sketch.—Xl 11.
Letter from George Pertinax Growler, Esq. on Modern Im-
provements.—X IV. On the Causes of the present stagnation of
Commerce.—XV. The Polar Expedition.—XVl. (In the
Origin and Celebration of Christmas.—KVll. On the Dramatic
Writings of Richard Clitherow.—XVJlL Original Anecdotes
' connected with the Bastille, &c. &c.
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IsTews-Venders.

The Petition to his MAJESTY frotn the town and
neighbourhood of Stroud, urging the dismissal of the'
Ministers, and which had received no less than 2,460
signatures, was on Friday forwarded to LordHottann,
who has most readily undertaken to present it.
'ie Vicar-and Churchwarden of Preston are now
endeavouring to procure the dismissal of the Parish
Clerk, on four very grave charges, viz. naming his
infant daughter Caroline, assisting to ring the bells
on the news arriving that the Rill of Pains and Penal-
ties Was thrown out, Wearing black silk stockings on a
Sunday, and going to.Chorley. on Wednesday week
to attend a dinner thee. . _
EDINBURGH ADDRESS AND PETITION.'—The DDM,
-herof signatures to the Address-and Petition of the
inhabitants of Edinburgh amounted, on. Friday, to
about 18,000, vilirch is nearly one half of
.tlie adnß
male population of the city . •
GLO'CCRSTRE COUNTY MEETING..--We lie happy
'to find-
that our anticipations respecting the, conduct
of the Requisitionists .of
the
are verified.
The Requisition) and ilia Refusal of Sir S. -SANDYS,
are published in the Gloucester Paper, with the fol-
loWing Notice:
" In consequence of the above refusal of the High Sheriff,
we, the undersigned acting Justices of and for the County of
Gloucester, do, in conformity with the Act 60 George
cap. 6, call a Meeting of the said County, at the Shire-hall,
in Gloucester, am Saturday, the 30th day of December instant,
at twelve o'clock at noon, to consider or the objects specified in
the above Requisition to the High Sheriff.
SHERBORNE, "JAMES CON'arELI NE,
"W. P. BERKELEY, "M. COLCITF.STER,
"R. KINGSCOTE, "J. B. CIIESTON,
" T. SMITH, SAML. COMMELINE,
" J. W. GUISE, " ROBERT lIALIFAX.
" E. WEBB, • .
".Dar. 26, 1140.".