... 4 tothe --irwtvw 15, .I W, , . C) J iN I , 'h .- S1R, 00Bi~l-.g., Autne 1+ In Justiee to .rny cOattarR t a r t !.uIitlY ob1iged t qest, that you -dilldo rn the ftaourdt publish tl forowing observation. In the sevteral newspaperi ih:c h have easll this fn~ornih I find it asserte tf, pnder the name ?? Redesdal-, tfiat had recitirie d, IV-` .a fI ract. on th~e state of the CatholicE Clergy of ...

... poculy.ENT5 r!VLISl1PD n3 TuIn ItATRIO ?? TME KaNGboLsi 6Fj'GALICA1 sI YOU have bewailed the fate, of yiour amisable F~erdinqn0_ thhorror of the perfidy by Ivhici h~ ee. em~ tl burns jo your bosoms. Yonu fetar da,0ger to our hssly relwiorcn, you K look upon our emterior worship as annihilated, jpponl oyrlialt-rs profaned, and the templies of the 6ternal Jnd sole Oflnospte ,converted into ...

... GRIZATLVT2IZN ?1VD ?!tLAND F! 0- us , 02, ~Nf b Sj ne' Of ROXbunigh, Mr~ H td'wn o nJ ?? ip4;:W ot Brir a) ?? Ker, and .Sir S MI oagtin. Dn shle part ofl 1. zir James .Noncei fe Irnos. It was ,~ug~e~stdy e Oiit- he CUtCLLLOR t nat CounSel, coudld Po be be.ard dass md Dart pi Ln tdv ~5i , ken, or.NMr Beilclsistdn Ksrv 'wit'hout 'a seiafe5l in` .ne jundlior'f roais he Mouse, anld 'ater a. 'few' ...

... , From the LONDON GAZ Ed Z.E, JuMrE 25. ADMIRALTY O}FICE, JUNsE a8, I?,,oS A Letter and its loclosures. received from Vice-AdmiiaI Sir Edward Pellew, B-irt. Comntansm r in CAhief of His lqajeity's Ships. ?? in tile s st Indies, addressed to Willijm Pt/larsden, Esq. dated on hoarl the Culloden, Griesse Har- }our, the 24:h December, ali7, colveys the to);owipg lntel- ligeulce*:: It appears that ...

... TME MO1RN-NG Ca 4.OYICLE. L t NIJ'O N: , -.IURSDAJ ; 7UNJ ;0, M-. ROUERT ADAtF, Lsq., has left town with his svit9 to embark on board the Hyperion frigate, whic is. 1 ptinted to carry him to'. his destination. He will Flo' bably remain som.Ie time at Cad'z or Gibraltir; atd bek ing furnished (as we have no ?? he is, from 1he cew fidence which his previou5 .condua has inspired) with full powers ...

... U.I UNITED PARLIAMENT ; ''17AT BAITAZV A'TIEL4. HGUSE OFLORDSJuNE Sq9. T0 the Cause) ?? Lucitia against Craford, judgment swas affirmed withlout eosts - TPhh' Brazi,? Postage Bill, the Spirit Countervailing Duties Bill, asfi ?? Meetings Bil, were read a thircd Lord WAL5INGUAM presented the Report of the Stipendiary ,Curates Bill,. Soene ver al Amendments were made on the motion of Loid HAI- ...

... - - TZR V RMING CLRO IICLL - WEDN2VSD4213 , 3jUN 29, s3o8. There were various reports Sesterday from Spain, as rnight be expeqed from the eagerness of the public to . eecive intelligence from that quatter. But we cannot vouch for the authenticity of any of them. It was stated that MuKAT's'troops 'h'd been' defeated hearr l Madiid, and obliged to taste xefdge at Reteiro, where ihe ...

... ep PAIg1.. j. * PRVPATE LETTER. . , - ~~~BAYONNF, MA1-iet28 .tis town has seen with an astenisihment from 1hicis it ITSl not yet recovcred, the conclusion of a business which, i tie first inetance, presented so favaurable an appearances by tile ar- rival .f Fierdinarid VII. and what subsequently Orcarcre ?? tile SUcceoSce'e Sittings llp to the memorable Congress of the rh v llnrn the new ...