... -TE LATE MR. IVI1VD.L:. S ,De m-iortuis nil pisi bonsai was a maxil very wel aitettd by JoIwustrq into ' De nortuisnil:01: oi ant.-10 speak II notiing but gnoo of thedead wavldput an gpd loall reason- i Thg from6*example, not so mentie l the.scrauge predicamtent i I which it wotlid ptaceis by otakig I a dametoshuts lieL- ax the Eighth, BoRGlA, *or even NsSO ;and DoiinKis ; for if death is ...

... S4 ; 1 7 MiS .E TT ?? .f4 '4The eposuie of the pha ;uI pceic at Sa fori), woutd bave beefl presente the ?? wead we lot received, a 1trcr frnw v \ery rc ,eitibie Fri. Tai ~rton; entreatipig Ut to po.4onie Gne lwek l1ngct t o p-.'6nvised reaisj, -as he glif theii have, aw lie staktc ?? ?? indispulable elidtecace of tihe. ery. ;eo5d ecep tion trhat has becer practised' We ihalty iwaalt o 1a3re e ...

... . FOREIG.M IABTEL .LGEVcE ; FRANCE. PA.T i Avu. 31.-The Splecial CourtofCdrniaal Jstk. of Paris, yesterday gave judgment agairst FraYcis Guillon Merchant; LouislBiddard, Receiver of the Custoins; Charks Ghevair ,Lieutenant of the Custom ; Andrew Louis e. ronget, Serjeatnt of the Cautopeers; Joseph Jean Herve, Marlinfee 44JVjucs Grafforl4, Fishmonger j Ciristoplhe Hiel. guil, Labourer; Cesar ...

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... STFRDAXI'S LON-DO GAZETTE. Foreiggs lce, Aug. 18, 1810. - Thle Fin, hia. been pleased to catuse it to be signified by th e MO TNo1l)e the Marquis Wellesley, hiis Majesty's Prin- cilal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to the Miuis- ters of friendly and ?? Powers residing at this Court, that the necessary measures have been tak-en by hislMa- jety's command, for the bWockade- of the canal ...

... S'ALE 0F clyl VE'.i THE rifat AGATXVST JAMES DE YONGE. Mr. EXAMS NV.-As I conceive it of infinfiteinpor- ha izthat the Public ls4uld possess the fullest -irifformn-I tihar en the s.tiect of this. rost important h'ia!, I wish 'it to hate the utmist pubiity;t, -ind believe it Will not be in Tay power to more eieetna~lv contrilnite thereto', than ill atticiting the aid oi* oopaper. wherm it ...

... THE OPEIUI. T5F THE EITTrOR OP T21E EX ?? SIR-T stime tiome ago (6111 jou I would g -e 3nti ?? behind the curtain rf the Operablrnuie, a you veryj: ,Ily take a lively inlerest in tfis puNitoJi' c shi hiti lM, (I Ato' He sayihg oamusement), aad as the juqt disapprol:ttitn vryirj by the subscriberg ared tlhe publie oin Ihe opera sighi ground, I must lead you behind the !Ctrt;in to Ci'iMitee 'is. ...

... . O. TtlZ HoVS.E orLOROS OcON THE ,,tARQUIS OF L.INSWI-VNiS6 MOTION. PRESENT. DvtYEEs. . Lucan BARONS. Morfolk , 1 laughnmore Gpetvitle t muiierset Rosslyn St. John Aryle. Gre. Carrinwgqn MAR~tOSSES. lichester 17-niland Ilmsdolrfle Orosvenor. Keith ?? Bristol Frskine ?? 3esahorouob - ing. Htadtotd . Moira Sayeand Sele 1aaglhs Darnley P ynsooby EARLS. aryseot ltienborough Deoily Breaddlbine ...

... THE MORiN!-RG CH RONICLE., LO N DIO N:. FRIDAdr, .7UNME 1, -sgt. - ?? dnderstand thiar dispatches yefterday hrrnted at the India'H(.usej statirg that..Benconoei had' been ;t X- tacked and plundered by the crews of twob Frenehvfrju gttes, and that all the shipping in the -barbour had been I; urht or bther-wise destroyed. ' these Frigates were-pro- babhy tile Venus and La Matnche, by wtich ?? to ...

... ?? ro THF @GIISLDT. ?? .- . VIGHTH flAY-l'SORUARY- 19. 'ittAf-AOMIIRAL 5~~tCi~-l-tT.- ~Were you consulted Avith by an f his. mijesty's Ministert Vreiosj t th silngofthe Expedition - %t not, conl- stilted by any of his NMaje~ty's Ministers, but I had aI converia- tiota with Lord Castiereagh at 1y551, which I did not-consider tib e 11 oeat.~ It -was merelv accident-4l. ?? COnverSantion regard ...

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... To ?? BDJTOR of the MQRNlING G.'RO.VNCLF * .1St, -; As it is extremely desirable that, opon the inlport tant questions of Parliamentary PrivIleges, sfool to be discussed, the public mind should, not be wifle4, I hope you will have no objeclions to correft a ?? striking rnisapprehension upon the subje& which hias crept into your Paper of to-day. -A paragraph states, that when Mr. Wilkes applied ...