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proceedings. which are too important-to be custaikd,
will be given to-morrovi.lrlie‘amended Address was'
carried by a majority of four-90 voting for the one
moved by the friends of Ministers, and 94 against it.
It is well known that the Whig interest is stronger
here than in any other Scotch County, but certainly
Ministers did not believe that in this quarter they
should have mer with a defeat. A majority of four
against them in any County in Scotland is an event
more appalling than the largest majority that can
censure them in any English County ; for they must
have fallen low indeed in public estimation before
such a phenomenon could have been produced in
Scotland.

We haie received Papers, direct from Naples, to
the 25th ultimo.

The Parliament had not, up to that time, decreed
the impeachment of the Ex-Ministers, &tato and
CASIPECHinito ; but it had declared, tha: there were
no grounds for impeaching the Ex-Min •ters Ricci-
THOSIASIS, CARASCOSA, and MACEDONIA.—
The debate, with respect to ZGRLO R. 14.1 CASIPE-
MARC) was to take place on the 26th.
In the sitting of tlic 21st, the Parliament declared
all the Majorats to be abolished.
The KING of NAPLES, accompanied by the Duke
de GALLO, his Minister for Foreign Affairs, left
Modena on the 31st December. It was not expected
that he would reach Lay ,ach before the Bth instant.
The Journal If the Two Sicilies, of the 21st ult.
announces officially that Count LIJDOLP, the Ambas-
sa.ior Extraordinary to the Court of London, had
presented, on the 2:td of November, a letter to the
KING of ENGLAND, in which his Neapolitan MA..
JESTV announces, that he bad provisionally acceded
to the Constitution of Spain. The km; of ENG-
LAND asked after the health of all the Royal Family,
and renewed his assurances of constant friendship
towards them.

The accounts which we had received through the
French journals, of the mortality which has taken
place among the Austrian troops in Italy, are con-
firmed. A species of epizootie has been particularly
fatal to the horses, which were dying by hundreds.

The P4ris Pam of Wednesday and Thursday at.
'yea in the course of yesterday.

Atter another long debate, the Chamber of Depu-
ties agreed, by a majority of 268 to 65. on Tuesday,
to the Pi oject of Law on the six-twelfths of the Re-
venue; and the Project was on Wednesday presented
to the KING, before Mass, by a Deputation from the
Chamber, headed by M. ILavEz, the President.
The Gazette de France says--" Mr. BARING, the
Banker in London, has arrived in P.rris."
Fouctic, the celebrated Duke of OTRANTO, died
at Trieste on the 26th ultimo.
Five per Cents. Wednesday, 80fr. 10c.

New York Papers and Letters arrived this fore-
noon to the 10th of December.

The Annual Report of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, which was looked lor with some anxiety, has
been transmitted to both Houses of Congress. A pri-
vate letter says—" 1 believe it will he an ample one,
and will shew that 1821 will provide means for the ex-
i penditure of that year. The demands will be about
14,500,000 dollars, including the interest on the
Public Debt. The bonds at the Custom-house are
said to exceed 18,000,000, of which 4it millions
are those which remain over their time unpaid.—
But presuming that 2,000,000 of that sum will be
paid during 1820, our means will be ample. We
may have to borrow, to make good the deficiencies
of the current year. The demand of the actual ex-
penditure for 1821 will not exceed 1014, millions;
and one million will probably be taken from that
amount by Congress, without doing much harm."
All the vessels that were in the port of Quebec,
sailed on the 22d of November, and hopes were en-
tertained that they would put to sea before the River
closed.

Yesterday, Divine Service was performed in the
King's Palace, Pall-Mall, by the Rev. Dr. S. CLARKE.
The Duke of CLARENCE attended Divine Service
yesterday,•in the Chapel Royal, St. James's.
The Duchess of KENT is recovered from her cold.
On Friday, her Royal Highness visited the Duchess
of CLARRNCE, who, with the Royal infant, the Prin-
cess ELI2AIETH, continues extremely well.
The Qualm and her MaimsTfu_Household went

into deep mourning. yesterday. The Rev. R. FEL-
Lowes performed Divine Service before her MAJESTY.
Not satisfied with the insult offered to the QUEEN
by delaying the message of the death of her MA-
JESTY'S brother six days, Ministers have inserted in
the Gazette the •• death of a brother of the late Dt -
of BRUNSWICK," without having taken any notice of
his being a brother of her MAJESTY.
Yesterday afternoon, Lord CASTLEREAGH arrived
at his Office, in Downing-street, from Strathfieldsay,
where his Lordship has been on a
ST. ALBANS ELECTION—Fifth Day, and final close
of the Poll, (Saturday):
Wilson 409—Hoss189—Easthope 177.
—.The former was of course declared duly elected.
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—Saturday evening, Mr.
BIIAHAM again appeared in the Lord of the Manor,
to a brilliant and admiring audience. fhe Lady and
the Devil followed, in which ELLISTON, in Wildlove,
kept the House in a continued roar of laughter.
Covior-GARDEN.--Saturday evening, Mr. VAN-
DENHOFF sustained the Arduous character of Gambia,
in The Slave, in the room of Mr. MACREADY, who
was absent from indisposition. Mr. VANDENIIOFF
gave general satisfaction. Mr. BLANCHARD was also
absent, on account of the death of his eldest son, an
amiable and highly promising young artist.