... -9X ~ Se'42 U O ?? F Zy , $II MIinisteria papleirs I*ur ?? to throe. upop tbe late Adr4in9stration the ,hole bla,me f , disasters ;Whjlaye tak-4vace ilopa Pfe Co$tzeat jpjt ti~e public mitnost e~ctr.,vagape liopea ofsuiccnfl.resistance t Bonapaite +,,h~atiaeo~deavw~rS to cas tbjt odi~uz nfE Wsapp~ nxer~t upeoih;ir predeessors, whbieI they tclaim to e hei. git-x$|4,a;iiing projered ?? gieatese ...

... t; L O GZEI, JULY 28. PLE'4, Asqrs . X eer8y ie. teyal Hipgss the ' P, ancess Maria Cristiha da'gihter of Iis Majesty Ferdinand the Foiirtb, King of the- T So &icilies, wag marned tq his Royal *liguegssPrince' Chartei ,ei of Saveo Dlke of Genevois, brotherto his Ma jesty thse King oF Sardsna' The nuitials wee'c'lebrated with great pomp and magnificence, the Notilit sod 'ersootbs tiudlion ...

... 1. ? I I I I I I ?? - , ., . 1, I.. 1. HlBW - - TP TjYF, -.ELECTO&,?,OF? k. ( .11 I li 1 ; ? ?? ? I . . I : ..st:[TLEMEN, : ?? It would be easy 't 0ay a great 'deal uipon the'eit. I Eledion for the Cit o#f 4W.stniinster; but -I -wish- ?? confine myself to a few remarks 'pon the pretensioir.'f t Lord Cochrhane. i 1 01o aalo., timnepast'the City of Westminster has I been- ropresented by men ...

... THE MAlOARING VHRONJCLI - L ON DO N: WR. 7DNMsz4Sr, APRIL £5, 'IP~o7. 'e yesterday mentioned'the passage of the Darda ielles by Sir JOiiN DUCsWOrs and the sublissia oftheTurks. Di)spatches wtere yesterday received from Lord CoLLiN'WoD, co firming these accounts to a consideraable extent. TIle followi'g ?? Mayor w r *G Admiralty O(fFce, April 14,18o7 Dispatchles,from L-ord COLLPW0OOuP, dated ...

... TuntyRPsfNG CHRONiCLER. LONDON,' .- 0 .TONfDAIr 2kA'rAIW 23, 1807,. Nve under4,tatid that the negociation at' Burlington gi , House, for the new arrangenment, g(oe' n with as rnucdh al rapidity as'the -contending pretebsi-ns of the Candidates cc ?? will 4drqit.. .Whell tlle au'perior F7erit Of no. h; one inditidpal JqOints him ous for,4te h ascebdancy-and Jhi s w, here:the whle ?? Pf ...

... PA''~RS'ONv IYOR Nf.I : T: Zekil EIDITO]?. f 2k MO1f0.ArING CH,2?'NIGLE. sIR,. ,a , Ianfi~r,,itely rejoiced £&45dthat. after all thle 'aber- .. rationsya nq14 declivnatiob~ 9f ?? fioliitical 'planets, they art beginnmiy agauL to revolre~1 'tbleir ancient Courses To ,s;ee~n Job~o h e, afterso long a5 interval, nlitiff letters ,,to tfieN spape.',5., regiinds me, ot the . old times wh enthe h eh ...

... --Im I 1 I , , - ? In conequnce of ted s ti ofa CD lty Meeting-o'be fot tl{.:JJ ?? his. Mja- jesty for his cdudu1i dit e itelat ?? est'its which have reteitly occurrId3 l bodt 0oo.AfreAegldeis assem- bled in Herefdrd BY deved yt ock0 on trfda? mot ning Aftet an inemffeaual. attetpt .to compromisq the .objets of ?? Paites, te Meeting; (by adjouinment from the Shii'e-hall). toolk pie 'ih the ...

... FQREG INVTELLIQENC2. * F'1h0M THE F.ENTCH AND DUTCIi PAPERS.'- A ee ithe AGVt ST ;6. . * 'At eleven sn the-rnmo'nfing oftle 24thhis I'4ajesiy the Emper o, boing scated en his throne, received a solemn Deputaiion from the Legisladiv40Body,'and aitotbeefftoin the Tibun Ie UJnon this occasion, M. Footaiies, the Plesitnt of t'he former. Assembly, delivered the follow- kv interesting Address:- ,t ...

... ?,R -Xiollff -popjj .4. Ill. 'I'l ! It is it ipossible to the a days a o, in a Moruiri 1 subjedt of Sir Flame Popharn, t ' I5oc V' particulal y as they lebi, by eo u taing, that i, ,oii pse of correfling ' an iilpef e taat of trial prepared and intentionally ?? sustain the grounds upon which the Li di'h1 . ondufted, cld to I);.judice the :utlon ad t deserving Ofilcer--Weknow not to krio of ...

... FOREJGA' INTELLI7Gct ber~rss*.. GOTTrEtaaURGai, SEPT. 13..-We hl fro ?? to.day. It is said tehat t seamen are busily temployed in eqo ip1I the 4leet, irn order to its. being brough to Fing tla 1) that three or four ships are already pre and f d departure, with the English Pag p aying theatefor thcj of the English soldiers are permitted to enter ZcIO n gen, ort account of the distress of the ...

... :A0rm tke LON-/UWy UAZJ-ITE, JAN.: 13. I ADMIRAL 'Y-OFICJ A 1 ' ~The Gasct~ egtntairls the followin LtefrmCaptain -tI Yearsg of his Majestys's ship l-Ialcyoni, tianamitted by Lbrd hi Collsngwood. ~~~His Majesty's ship Halcyvon, Gibrailtar irl 'Bay, 'Dec; a8, erc6, MY Lovm-I'beg'leave-to ?? your Lordship'. that Amt the i3th nsna. at eight in the morning, Cape St. Martins ?? six 'egus, I ...

... * THE' MQRNVAFG CHJONGLE. LC)NDON: 4VA~NJ.ELNSDsla- MA3RCk s, 1gb7. Yesterday a vessel arrived from' Piilau, on brard of wbicb came some passengers who left Konigsberg the 7th. Of ?? tlley bring nq intelligence So late aas that already ?? ;:but the pregeding events ipto that period, had greatly raised thb 'pirits of the people, who considered themnselve seeure iP the Russian pro- pefion. The ...