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... I'THE X.ING.. - ?? t,;i? lwE ti-itil izie?; -. - ?? a man of senseA thinks, it,.im' 5 ?? to' write book, to prove that George teb Fourthb is not' fity compared with Henry the Eieb,:. we may judgeto slhst s 1engtb of depravity the r ?? heart ili tbis our day bas: proceedted inl the treatnment of a gsacxous and constitutional ling. t Wat tlen is this kin upon whoti the press is pouring forth, ...

... The Prince of Coburg lbad a lomg interview with her Majesty, at Brandlenburgh House, on Fridav.- Th'le very serious illness under which her MLajesty is now labourinl, obliged her to receive his Royal Highiness in her bed-chamber. The interview con- tinued for an hour. It no doubt brought ?? recollections to bothi the Illustrious Pelsonageq; but it maust have been soothinig to both, that the ...

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... RID,, . - FRIDAYi, JULY~ 20. | t is reported :in the F]r;lcil Piurews Lhai a war is likely to take place immediately ?? xidl Tuirkey. There wlas reason tv apprehendl that this would be the result of the (ireek Ius'urrecti'on. Mostilities have again hnolhen out in thi Spanish Main, and the tirst adlvanutages are stated to have ?? decidcell in fmvour oP the Indepcndents. It is not to be ...

... L I:e, , oc r rl n ., .: . I- . . ?? .; * I . i lsivere aree~ivr~lE aoi Palace by ftlmst w~ie~iietjfrotn .Sit i~ nii~l, t'r a1l. iles tfie ti be rn 'itciet attetudice; a! CaWii.htce ip Lah Gnuy41A kfe ar on t:e I ?? . c.nse- qegioze9P' rercoimg a lester .firom Sir. i ~Ioomheied hinting that &is Oesto .igqtit be nttetesary on tje illg's return to 1 oion. Hlis Lordsiiip:arrived yes. teray ...

... to.NDON. Extract or a letter ?? dated Oct. 31. - The people here are very quiet, but I fear, un- less the Coi rt se sed some roops' i iniinndiately , w u shall have farther'distturbanCes. lst there is a very strong party here for declai rirgjndependence- and it is only -because the Portugue e rare aot dnod6 posed to fd l .off fromi the Gtivelneiinit bb the Cort res that kee ffairs from f ...

... His Mujesty's landing-.frther parlicidars DUBI.X', AUOUST 15. OR Sunday, when his Majesty approached the mpine at Annesley BOridge, on his way from obto the Phtenix Park, 2 poor countryinan, who been permitted to take soine rest iln the Turni- thouse, rusihed forward, his coat hanging from eim. As the carriages passed, lhe would not to put it on, but grasped his hat and waved it iha loud hurra ...

... .TIE KING'S PIYBLIC ENTRY. .j -EK.Nx ?? P BiC ?? sis lysnse h City :by thle route do-, rca sened n afaner umbc N wasac'conpanilei by the. tjsj jissofage, ad eceeived with the ceseinonulals which lied of bsto v 'w~s ale'ahe1~tii fctio of poe try a tiord snswotoo s an ntepoedns was'jisy -Uninsix of'- ad, and of tbs puetbirce-etb il ut ininiossihls oi to be descrie Aet so ea iva6ah ssxaclock, ...

... IRBLAX.- TO ToE fTMttE fVIV. Btiw LORD BItlfO P OF CLOHElC. 'We, the Itihablinits of ?? eyory, hi tn parish of muckno, and cothty ot ronaghan, pro ~iesing t t Protes- ' t.n -ligitewn, and of ihe i£stablishied C hurch, beg leave to represent, with iall ircsllect and reverence, to your Lordsbip, dit we did col fidently hope, thpt our numtbers ntti credit wculA have given us sueei, atitle ti y or ...

... W'e have the authority of' Mr. Cleland for men. - tioning, that, although the classification of thle Enu- wneration of the inhabitants of this city and suburbs is not yet finished, the gross numbher exceeds 1 P6,000; so that the increase since the last Government Enu- Ineration in 1811, is upwards of 45,000 souls. The population of the Isle of laiann ainounts to 40.09)0, being an increase ...

... GLASGOW, NOVEMIBER 5. itil The 77th regimlient have arrived here to replace ela- the 9lst, who are under orders to pr c td Lo Ja- the mnaica. thes A band of thieves succe eded in picking a, gentle- uit-. man's pocket in Nelso6 Street on Thursday II ight at led eiglit o'clock, very much in the London fashion, surrounding him,i--and they escaped with impunity. I iear This kind of daring is ...