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livered into the hand of the Keeper of the Records.

The PRINCE then delivered to the President of the
Council a certificate of his having received the Sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper at the Chapel Royal of St.
James, on Sunday, the 27th January ult. which was
also countersigned and delivered to the Keeper of the
Records, who deposited all these instruments in a box
at the bottom of the table.

The Lord President then approached the Regent, II
bent the knee, and had the honour to kiss his hand.
The Royal Dukes, followed, and afterwards the Arch-
bishop of CANTERBURY, and all the rest according to
the order in which they sat at the long table, ad-
vancing to the chair on both sides. During the whole
of this ceremony, his Royal Highness maintained the
most dignified and graceful deportment. And there
was not the slightest indication of partiality of beha-
viour to one set of men more than another.
The ceremony being closed, a short Levee took
place in the drawing-room, when his Royal Highness
addressed himself to the circle ; and afterwards he
gave an audience of one minute to Mr. PaRCEVAL,
who had the honour again of kissing his hand, as
First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the
Exchequer.
His Royal Highness gave private audiences also to
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, Earls
Camden, Westin land, Liverpool, Bathurst and Derby, the
Marquis Welleslg, Lords Mulgrave, Palmerston and Gwydir.
Sir David Dandaf, Messrs. Ryder and M. Sutton.

The latter laid before his Royal Highness the pro•
ceedings of some Courts Martial, and took his Royal
Highness's commands upon the same.
They were introduced into the presence of his Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT, by the Earl of MOIRA.
The followink among others were present :
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent,
Cumberland, Sussex, Cambridge, and Gloucester.
1 he Archbishop of Canterbury.
The Lord Chancellor.
The Archbishop of York.
The Lord President of the Council. •
The Lord Privy Seal.
The Duke of Montrose.
MA/QUlSSES—Hertford, Buckingham, Stafford, Lansdowne,
Wellesley, and Douglas.

EA acs—Moira, Liverpool, Aylesford, Mount Edgcombe,
Derby, Grosvenor, Bathurst, Chatham, Aylesbury, Pembroke,
Spencer, Hardwicke, Wittcheisea, Buckinghamshire Chester.
field, Cholmondeley, Lauderdale, Temple, Carysfort, Harrowby,
Chichester, Grey, and Powis.
Viscou NT s—Cathcart, Morpeth, Sidmenth, and Castlereagh.
Loans—Qrenville, Holland, Erskine, Ellenbo rough, C. Somer-
set Palmerston, Arden, G. and J. Thynne, Redlesdale, Teign-
mouth, S . John, Walsingliam, St. Helen's, and Mulgrave. '
The Bishop of London, the Master of the Rids, General Fitz-
patrick, and Chief Baron Macdonald. ,

Str.s—W, Drummond. J. Sinclair, W. Scott, J. Nichol!, D
Doodas, E. Nepean, and J. Anstruther.
The Speaker of the House of Commons.
Maass.—Ponsonby, Tierney, Sheridan, Ryder, W. Elliott,
C. M, Sutton, Arbuthnot, Corry, O. Canning, C. Yorke, T. Gren-
ville, G. Rose, Wallace, and Lena.
The table was covered with crimson velvet, and
there were several silver inkstands, which are said to
have formerly belonged to Queeo Anne,
• Tao Privy Council, whes assembled, are entitk4 sod ed.
used by the name of Lords.

At a late hour on Tuesday night, his Royal H1f,41.
-suss the Prince of Wax as received from Mr. PE:WI:-
VAL an answer to the letter of the night preceding.
The Right Hon. Gentleman signified with dual?! re-
spect, the readiness with which he and his colleagues
would receive his Royal Highness's commands----ind
declared his belief that the persons whom his Royal
Highness might now, or at any time, honour with
his confidence, would. be fully able, under the Re-
strictions, fora time which the Parliament had thought
proper to impose on the exercise of the Royal Autho-
rity invested in him as Regent, to carry on the ad.
ministration of public affairs, under every exigency
that might occur.
Mr. PARCEVAL concluded with declaring, that he
will execute the commands with which he shall be
honoured by his Royal Highness with the utmost veal
. and fidelity, for the honour of the Crown and the in-
emits of the Country. •
' We understand his Royal Highness will not go in
person to the House of Lords. The necessary matter
for directing the attention of the two Houses to the
business of the Sessioniviil be communicated by Com-
mission.
The House of Lords adjourned to Tuesday next ,
the Commons did not form a House ; but a similar
proceeding will be adopted by them this day.

This morning a Gibraltar and Cadiz Mail arrive'.
From the Gibraltar papers we have given some into.
resting extracts, but the Cadiz gazettes are filled, as
nsual, with details of petty skirmishes, which want cf
'room prevents us from giving. The same cause c‘:rn
gels us to withhould some long Reports of the pr,..
iceedings of the Cortes, which do not sees► to have
ended in the adoption of any specific measure.
GIBRALTAR, JANUARY 5.
From Catalonia we lament to hear, that a success-
jful attempt of our boats on that coast to destroy an
enemy's convoy, in Palemos Bay, has unfortunately
ended in the capture of Captain Pane, of the Cam-
brian, seven or eight officers, and upwards of 200
seamen or marines, who were employed on that en-
terprize. WE understand, that after ebrailing their
object in the Bay, the party landed, and that irfor•
mation having been given by two deserters to the
French in the neighbourhood, of their numbers and
march, they were overtaken aad cut off before they
could return to their ships.

ANOTHER LETTER.-SAME DATE.
On the night of the 23d ult. a battery of three 16
brass pounders, situate to the North of part of Ca-
buezuela, and near the entrance of San Pedro, was
stormed and destroyed by a party from his Majesty's
ship Milford, consisting of the Master, Captain of
IMarines, and fifty men. The moment judiciously
chosen by the Admiral, was most promptly and gal-
' lantlyseized by this small party, which returned in
safety, after spiking the guns, faring about six of the
enemy, and bringing off two prisoners.
JAN. 12.—J1 gives sus great satisfaction to be able
to state, that in consequence of the favourable intel-
gence received both from the East and West, in the
course of this week, the communication with Spain
has been re-opened, and the quarantine taken off ves-
sels from all ships proceeding from the ports of the
Peninsula and others, with the exception of Cadiz and
Carthagena, the merchant vessels from which are still
to perform eight days quarantine, reckoned from the
day of departure from the above mentioned ports.

An Express arrived in town yesterday from tl.e
Baltic. bringing information to the Merchants, that
the Russian Government has consented to the libera-
tion of the Teneriffe vessels, upon the payment ef 30
per cent. on the amount of the shipments.
Four Anholt mails arrived this morning. Tile
Swedes have with some spirit refused to comply with
the requitition of NArof.rom to furnish him with 2(.90
seamen, on the ground that it is contrary to their
constitution.

From Turkey we learn that the armistice betwen
the Turks and the Russians bad been broken, and ti,e
two armies are once more in the field against each
other.

The frllowing article from Copenhagen thews A
determination on the part of the Danes to adhere to
the new Commercial System of the French Emperor :

COPENHAGEN, JAN. 4.

On the 12th of last month his isi.ijes!y issued a
Decree, in virtue of which the cargo of every ship
which shall have been taken by the enemy and that
shall be landed on the coasts of Denmark, is to !),!
placed under sequestration. The crew and p.ye:s
will be strictly examined by a Military Commission,
and till this has been done it will not be lawn!: to:
the crew to have any communication with the inha•
bitants. There shall be a military guard placed on
board the vessel till the sequestration is taken off.—
An officer of marine, and a military one, with a civil
one, shall he appointed to take the necessary informa-
tions. The General or Officer commanding in the
alistrict shall appoint the persons who are to com-
pose the military commission.

GLOUCESTER ELECTlON—Gloucester, February 4.
LIGIITiI DAY'S POLL.
Guise - !1 Dutton • 24
KIDITH DAT, DP TO TWO O'CLOCK.
Guise - $0 Denton - 33
OINLIt•L {TAT[ Of TDI TOLL.
Majority for Sir William Guise - 431.
Mr. Du trot's friends are still certain of success.
CO4IIIPT-GARDEN.—The Knight of Sow:tuition .ap-
peared again last night, with iu much success, that
trimnpb may be deemed cerain and complue.miiiii