... Calais in the vessel that brought the hist French papers, and arrived in town this morning. — They say that the people of Paris speak confidently of the strength of the French in Egypt ; General Andreossi, who came home since Bonaparte quitted that country ...

... Lord Darnley said he would submit to the pleasure of the House. Lord Derby wished, as the Noble Lord (Auckland) seemed to speak from authority, that he would fix an early day for discussing the kio tion. Lord Auckland dischi-tied all authority more ...

... ;i friend, noticing the death of *Key. Gilbert WakeSeld, thus speaks of *•— Though I had the misfortune to --from Mn Wakefield in many impor- for my part, I shall ever think, J»Wer speak of him as a very profound *kr, as a most honest man, and as a ...

... Bata- vian Republic is a proof that the French \p\- fluence is not wholly overthrown. The letters from various parts of France speak ofthe march of considerable bodies of troops towards the Spanish frontier. Gen. St. Cyr is at Madrid, and it is said that the ...

... then to pro- ceed in quest of them to the We£t Indies. The Epilogue to the new play of Deaf and Dumb, at Drury-lane Theatre, speaks of the hardship of a woman being obliged to hold her tongue for three hours ! A letter, dated Vellore, in the East In- dies ...

... credited, and indeed it seems by no means improbable. — A letter from Alexandria, in the French papers, dated the ad of May, -speaks of the confi- dence of the garrison of ultimate success. It also mentions that Murad Bey died of the plague, which commit ...

... helpless little boy, who incessantly kissed the disfigured countenance of his wretched mother, intreatjng her to awake, and speak to him. The body was conveyed to the Workhouse ; and the child taken care of. On Tuesday was found in the rivet at Christ- ...

... a late hour.] •• The election of Mr. Home Tooke to Parliament has given great pleasure to numbers, as he will not-fail to speak certain ?? home truths' there. ? Respecting Mr.T.'s eligibility, there has .been a formal determination by a Com- mittee' ...

... though it appears that they have had a good deal of rain in the southern districts. The French journalists begin at length to speak of Gantheaurae's expedition as being hopeless. The papers contain several rumours respecting him ; the most important and most ...

... in written and articulate language by the pertinent answvcrs they returned to questions put to them, and ,sonme of theni speaking somite lines prepared for the occasion, in so distinct and audible a manner, that all present acknowledged their sur- prise ...

... which I was an eye witness, is fully mentioned in Capt. Griffith's letter, a copy of which I enclose, and beg leave to say he speaks my sentiments on that subject; I hope this ac- count of my proceedings will meet your approba- tion ; and I have the honour ...

... manlier in which the brigz was carried; I therefore feel it my duty to re- comimend Lieut. Dick to their Lordships notice, 'who speaks highly of the officers and inen employ- ed unde r him, both from this ship and the Atrican corps; antd we had the satisfaction ...