Lord Sidmouth moved, that (he House should Sgree to the amendments made by the Commons in the Libel Bill. Lord Dunoughmore said, that for the reasons he had already assigned against the measure, he should move that the amendments be agreed to this day six months. The question wa

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Excellency the Countess Talbot departed this life, without apparent pain or struggle, with the composure and self-possession that the hopes bf' Christian inspire—and, after a short interview with her family, affecting beyond all that ban be imagined, and in which she bequeathed

FRANKFORT. DEC. 15. It if confirmed from several quarters, that the entire regulation of the military affairs of the German Confederation will be one of the chief subjects of discussion at Vienna. The preliminary calculations, ®cc. have been forwarded as much as possible by the

Brighton, Dec. 25. Hi* Royal Highness the Prince Regent, accompanied bv the Right Honourable Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, returned to Marl borough-row last night. The Duke of Gloucester arrired a short time before. The Duchess of Gloucester attended Divine Service at the Chapel Roya