... 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.~.- - ...

... Aecident to William Hope Johnstone, Esq.-Early on Tuesday morning last, as Mr. William Hope Johnstone was returning to Raehills in company with one of his brothers, a gamekeeper, and others, who had been out watching for night poachers, he accidentally slipped, and fell over a bank about twenty feet in height. When taken up, it was found that he had been severely bruised about the face and ...

... 1REXOLU'TION I'N ST. DOMINGO. (Extract of a Lvtter, dated Cape Iborv, October 13.) Since my last, of the 27th September, a revohi- lonl bas taken place -here. It was tfranel twvo months Iago by seven ot the chiefs, but so secret was ititept, that I do not believe a single person knew of it until jit broke out, which was oil the niglit of' the Git' inst. On that evening they assembled all the ...

... (F/ion 1le New Timcs. )-A- point of law has bieen saved by Sir Francis Burde-t's Counsel, (M. Ir Deriman). from which the firiods of the defendant cblyfitlei d] y an ticipate his escape tromr the cousequences of thlis verdlict. I'he kbjectiun is tlii: thiat there vas no li~rect plroot' thrit Sir F raicis caused the publica- ticlid l~eieestersljire hecause thout hitterwas 'late(latKirby ar, in ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

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... PARLIAAIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 12. SCOTS ATPEAL. - Arcibihald, Duke of Hamllitoni, act the Marquis ofDouglas, Hiq Grace's Corunlk'toner, Appellants; Mri. H . ?? EqnI, now Scott Waring, ansd John Scott Waring, Esq., Res. pondentn. This was an appeal from the judgment of the Court of Session, relative to certain leases granted by the late Duke of Hamilton to Mrs. Esten. The Attorney-General ...