... c fillwinig vcry sensible Alddress has been : ;i; (ki tribcctedl by the proprietor of the C:.ota (cttu )1 lls anitong his kvirkers:- U1VrrIcIt:ig I YOU agalit to C(11110tneC VtWOrk, af- I t ?? ult. cic chi.tcl ?? tlini took place here, s 2 ti c itiz!:dietin retetial antntgst you by the 0)0 0V0)2 Vci1AlS Alniress, ot da to the Ist April, v ?? .upcu ?? bolcest vetall YLO.Uhg VOLI tO )LS- lb. ...

... I.ONDION.- °, | From tle Gkalrmpiul.-Ae ihavc thle satisfaction 1101 ,e to announce to the public, upon unquestionable aui- thority, that a Courier from Napleis Arrivedl very early on Saturtfay morning, bringing to her majesty ra iltcti ilts and intelligence of the utmost importance Aov tll her caUse; in conslquence of which a consultatiuln !Dr. wiTh Mr. Alderman t'ro1l -nnl u,1l- -iF 1.~.- - ...

... LONDONT. From the Paris Journals we learn that on Tues- day the Chamber of l)eputies resumed the discussion of the law authorisiung arbitrary inprisonraent. The Couznt Sinicon, Minister of the Interior, spoke at great length in recommnendation of the proposel law. The argument which he principally urged was the sympathy which was too generally professed for the principles that inspiretl the ...

... THL QUEEN. ?? \ilxety retu nied thiefollowinggrncious nnam er tk the Berwiwbk Auidlrcss, prcsented on Vcslvtd: For ?? loyal andil affiectionatc Addierss I fi-el (lecld y illt litedl to tlhe Mayoxnr, lIailiT, aml ) orgillesses ot the Borough of 1Berwiielk-upon-Tweed. The ra- vage Which dleath ba$ made aiongst ly ncarest andl A nos t be]wvedt rc:otivyes, Since I left Enlrlind, ?? fuat ...

... EXLCU.lION 01? NSBITT. 3IA'IDSTONE, 1lONDAY, JULY 3]. This wretched criminal surrendered hlis lif& to- day to the outraged laws of his country. FRoin the complication of crilmes of which he was Convicted, and fromt the probability that the murder of Mr. Parker and his housekeepcr was not the first instance in whichi he had been guilty of a violation of the laws, great curiosity prevailed to ...

... PAPERS Fr.lzTEfl TO TITE InorZr or coMMrn. An Account ot the total amount of the Funded and Unfund ed Drbt of Great Britain atid Ireland, as it stood itt the ye-r ended 5th Jan. 182o1; diftinguishing tde amount of Funded Debt redcemed, and al.'o the amount of interest and charges upon the unredeemed Debt, from the amount paid to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Natiowdl l)eht, on ...

... cAr.A;nvW, .rtr > ' The Corporation of Fleshers here, hlve to oppose the New Statute ILabour l ill. and ed a Commtnittee to co-operate with the Coll; of other public bodies. Tbey likuwise ar( , Petition the Honourable the llouse of ( ' against the Bill, awd have forwardcd the sanc Lord Archibald llumilton. On Thuirsday, the Greenock andl Port _(la ,, Troop of Cavalry, appeared at drill, for ...

... LUNAI'IC AYL.UiV. q;iuirtery Inecting of tile )irectors of the ntiliatic Asylum, held on the '1 current, ic-lin laid before them, the follovirtg report l r ctt of the I nstitutiot dluring the prece ling rll' Males. Females. T. tal. inermn, otli June, 1Y20, t6 ?? l(ti ?? 14 4 18 0 44 I it4 ,st3, csred * ) 10 4 I t y ' leire,.. ?? . ?? .toiit) It S~tM. IS'i0, G4 ?? 100 80 '4 102i 'lltC 1ttient ...

... I NEW SETTLEMENr Al TH.t CAPE OF GOOD .I HOPE., (F.romI te Time.|) Copy, of a letter from one of the unifortunate Emagr~pats to the Cape ot Good Hope, addressed to his respectable employer, whose service ho quitted to embaxk in the expedit'ion:- .a,, c ...

... LONIDON; Psv:IBEHll 5. letters have reachet ttrt. fromn Admi'ral '7rion, -dated from before Carthbigehhtof'8t8h Sspteinber.- 'I'bis Officer stotes, wev'utwxb4siand, that it was his Inteution, in conl iltuice. of, the arraligement lade with General Boli-var, to remain-on that line of coast vuntil the Patriots slthui1gairl posswssioll of the most -important places in tbiat UlirCtion, viz. ...

... . .. :. , ?? . , ?? ?? . L JONDOIN', ,ti i Io .. T t, , : .. 'Veh have ?? Fapers, to tbe.K14th ad ldt fhe schoontr Alneira had airried frotn Cape rsi t8a H ci, statinigthait'the-,,reetesr coinfusion still' hirst u- ed here.' No CourLts of Justice *Qre. in ex'istele'; M, atn tire gelleral opinion creiaied %vas, rhat' the, ;. e- new laws -weie Ioo :mild fr the north sidle o thie Is- at I hind. ...

... - A d * A I I ?1 . A requisition, signed by 112 respectable indivi- duals, was preseitetd to the Lord Provost last week) reguesting him to call a meetitig of the inhabitants, to consider of presenting an adldress and petition to his Mojesty, to dismiss his present Ministers. His Lordship politely declined interfering in the matter, And the meeting is to take place on Saturday next, in the ...