... THE ; HRONL i ?? ?? :ti60:.':00 The Fttnds yesterday experienced -a coniiider'able rise, !nd; various reports' were circulated. 7 That Xthe BmperorbfRussIA has concluded ?? is not'` doib'&ed.' TheI te nrms of the Treaty were variously . er ted`.' It 'was said that the Empei'or of RuSSIA had secured Sicly ffor, the IKingof NAPxrM8 and a re- cmrntion of the Republib of the Seven Islands under, ...

... t@ORDOR 3t1 23. The King has been pleased to appoint Henry a i Norton Willis, Esq. to be Comptroller and Pay- r master to the Establishment of Her Royal High- r. ness the Princess Charlotte of Wales. c Monday, his Majesty held a private Levee, at 6 h which the following had the honour of being f 1 presented:- s His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, upon his t coming of age, and to his title, by ...

... P 0 S T S C R I P T. __Y ?? V 1!- J LontonD ?? ^6. n Jerome Bonapatt is safely arrived in Fort e. Royal, Martinique. with six sail of the line. In We have o Northumberland and Cana- )F(la there, besi the Agarimemnon, supposed toy. have sailed vith the homeward bound convoy. d A letter fromn ft)ver of Wednesday stai'sU h |(that orders taor the transports to proceed to Rauin ;- gate had been ...

... abarbeen. WEDNESDAY, JUL.Y 30t Died, on the Seth of Max, on board his Ma- I jesly's frigate Renomnee, off Carthagena, on the I coast of Spain, aged rs years, CHARLFS FOP- BES, youngest son of Sir Wm.. Forbes, oflPitsligo, Midshipman, of the wounds he received in the aelion mentioned in the London Gazette of the Sth July, it cutting out a Spanish schooner. Died at Manse of Strichen upon ...

... MIDDL-ESEX E-ELrECTl-oM -Yesterday a meetiig..took platce. at the. CrOwn and., '4a-llCliOr Tivern; to, celebrate 'the Anniversary of Sir, 'rratncis Burdett'nnd Mr. Bynr,'s first 'Election for Mid. dlesex!. The connpany exceeded thiee hundred At I the upper table were several of the most distinguished Elcetors for tfie County. After' dinaiej the healths, of the King, the Queen, aind the ...

... (DbfnbU~go, suit 26. t. Triday the permanent duty of the tat regirnent IofRoyal Edinburgh Volunteer Infantry ended, Y when they wvere reviewed, on.Burntsfield Linus,) c by Lieutenant-(kencral Turner Fraser command- e: ing the forces in Scotland. They mustered on! F the Eield upwands of boe, and w ent through their t* ?? m lV? lnu nrmgr - Mrnrurars c it steady precision for which they hive ...

... Pram tfhe LONDON GAZETTEJ 3; ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JULY 597 St806, Copy of a Letter from the Right Honourahle Lord Keith, !K. B. AdnnirlI .f the White, Ste. &c. to Wmn. Marsden, Esq. dated on butstl the Edgar, off Ransegate, 27th July, SLR-f have the satisfaaiort of -transmitting, for their Lord- I lips inuorrmation a Copy cf a Letter which I have received from Capt. Lavie, of. his Majestq'i ship ...

... T.1h ~ri~~y~a on o cockagreablY to'adveibs~enent,. :ai -an consequence of a, requisision signed by-a number otl inhabitgnts 'of thle. Borb,1h of Southwairk, a Me`ting of the nliabitaits of that Town and Barougb took place at the Towo Hall, on the follow ng stibjed, namnely,, To -cons~idei~ of'-th, hest miode of ep~sn their gratitude and thanks to thle Yeomanry and.Voun- teers for the ...

... I..FOAMGN MNTELLIGJNCCL. . N A, ,J LT i. ?? accovtnts have vet.been re- Veed of &-e surrender of Cattaro.; all that J been Irepoqied on that stubjed is pr ature O0 r CourtGazette, of this day, co'ntains the following iateljigcp eeliderthe htkidl ?? § hostilities between the T~ mts and the Senian In, skrgepts .qn the Dlina, still conringe. The enga,-. fren't in a wood near Ustriza, in which ...

... soizig ;51telligence. military ctetcise, dinl to twear off the rust *I !t inafion, The Emperor of Germany feels too e keenly the smart of the woumds inflided by pre. r cipitancy, to awaken, by any thing in the shape of hostile preparation, the jealousy of a power too ready to avail himself of the most frivolous l- pretence foi farther oppression. e The last letters from Ratisbon state, that ...

... TH1E MORNIVG GHRONLR. I , . 1 .. , . 7- L 0 ND ?? WELDN.i$ 04r yUL2 3IP ...

... Jpartametan2 3Jnte1Ugeice. HOUSE OF LORDS. ri ZtursdSay, Yaty 17. Cf The West India intercourse bill, after a shoatbi debate, was passed. F.idav, yuly iS. The volunteer officers bill, and several othersl were passed. Many others were forwarded a t11 stage, without disctassiou. t SCOTCH APPEALS. 6 On Mssnday,in the appeal, Rennie w. Tod and g( others, the Lord Chancellor, after a long speech, ...