ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS. assembled at four o'clock. The . I,oun CUANCF.LLOR laid befcre the House the Prince Regent's niost gracious Answer to the Address presented to his Royal Highness yesterday. STATE OF THE COUNTILY. Earl BATtairtsT laid on the table, by command of his Royal H

The - Bill for expetlitiog tile trials for misrierncanors was read . the third time and transmitted to the House of Commons, where it was read a first time, and ordered for a second reading on Wednesday. B. a clause . iutroduced by the Lord CH4 wcuLteß, the power hitherto enjoye

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COURT OF CHANCERY, Dec. M MARLBOROUGIL GOLD PLATE, IN TUE ROUSE OT/' BL EN 11 E The interesting case respecting the Marlborough- gold! plate has again -occupied • the Court. of •Chancery. This , which was to descend- from the great Duke of Marlborough to his heirs for ever, the

Extract of a•Letter, dated Corfu, Nov. 2 : According to accounts which have arrived from San ta Malin., the insurrection that lately broke forthin that Island far from being quelled. "' In theactions vvhish took place in the beginning •of Anst month,, between the British troops

. - CAPE TOWN, SEPT. 18 —The.- last mail from Graham's Town (4th Sept.), has not brought any accounts whatever from the army in Cafferland, but subsequent to the date of the last intelligence which we were enabled to publish, letters from Lieut. Col. Wiltshire to the 25th August

The 7th inst. Wm. Lomas, Esq. of Rochester, to Matilda, daughter of the late Thomas Baker, Esq. of Chalk. At Totteridge, Mr. George Langstaff, of Ncw Basinghaiistreet. surgeon, to Miss Butler, of Totteridge. Mr. Thomas Howkens, of Bastnead, Bedfordshire, to Anne Adams, of Over,

• An affair, in some respects analogous to the celebrated trial of Rhodez, has been prosecuted before the -Assize Court of dtiontauban. - The c;rcum stances are .briefly as follow :—A young female, named HENRIETTA ETCIIE, was induced by earnest professions of .future marriage, t

:• The following is a literal copy of the ndttress placed in Mrs. Carlile's window, , which has so much attracted the attention of the curious as - to seriously inconvenience the foot passengers :—" Mrs.' Carl ile respectfully informs the pdblic, that after an occtipation of the

On the Bth instant, at St. Mary, Lambeth, Mr. J. W: Adlard,- Printer, of Doke-street, Smithfield, to Eliziiieth, eldest danehter of E. Roberts, Esq. of Grove House, nrintan, Sorry: Rory Hutehin•un, jun. Esq. to Ciatrierine, eldest daughter of F. P. 'crapaud, Esq. Putter's Bar. M