... thins thin- -I~l-wif -- -L IyAvnJ:AU As any thing thing relating to thin gal lamented hero will now be Peculiarly inte0tt, the public, we copy-the following anecdote r a0t correspondence of a gentleman, resident ia j2 IsOl. Speaking of his character as a says- d, t ' While his courage and skill wee attend success wherever he turned the republican aned mild and humane conduct insured the regs) ...

... LETTERS on the STATE ofHAY;R Or Si. DOXGC. g;T;hR X.~ RIUG$4UJ has so far jecuredhin h el astarender e no longer.necessary; accordingly a senate, was estalished Ant. Vaygs :btivbiQ*.2ig~agJd , consgtituted Chief of the South, ihich was, at the same time, dechard indepndent of tli jirtetf on wa Yjb ?? denuniia4-'cfi-&g~dwith having sold ?? to dtjie :EOpgMqi _gqoyenment. A proda- matiqg ts e ~ ...

... I T. _: _E .M T TllXS..Comet is. thesecotid, ince *te-beginnin0 f ?? wllicllhas seen visible to the ?? e e first was discovered at iarseillas, on'tho 2oth of s6 'jhA 81S9t> andicc ?? visitle to the beginning of b lowi ng. The ?? was also first discaverlinsper jt thfe city of Vivieds, on the 25th of iast Nier,! 'i ' 2l4 laume~rgue's de^ nb early abouit thie same time, (vie tib t , March> ...

... Comp~hdhim of Pl'eeklyl ntelfigeice FOR1DIGN & DOMESTIC. *Of in- WTMIA'S 'ER MEETING. : nd A numerous meeting of the Hutiseholders of ,f Westminster wa4heldon Thiursdaytbe'156Ili int. in ra- Palace Yard 'in' conseueqnc of she' RB ection,',l y ily the Houseof Couitmons, of tbeir late Petitinsn':''to Ce- onshi'~er of arosotr' etitior, in suppor~t 'of the peo-- his le's ieigt ?? for a redress of ...

... IOCCUPATIONS AND MIRACLES OF KING FER-, ! DINAND VII. . II : I - . - , at The occupations ef King Ferdinand during his ill baptivfty in Fran'ce' terc alidedtoby Mr.%Vhid) ad ce in Parliam'ent. 'Wehave been pant(says the M-Torning w!S( he ChroniCle) throigb the favour of a valutble Corres- lS ill pondent, in piossession of' the authentic; document, I setting forth the hdl'yand mirac'ulouis ...

... An listoricalltetrbspegt of the last Twelve Months. ?? from page 34jJ *Vhen tha report of the Secret Committee was taken into the consideration of the House, Lord Castlereagh brought forward the outline of his in- tended I ill, and stated, that the principal points of it were the setizife.of arms, thcstummary prevention of tumultuous'rneetinigs, and the increase of power in the common ...

... .EXTRACT FROM TB: BJEM'DRANDIUJm I BOOK of a TORJSTin NORTHWALES. th the xbl1rc Tthe LUaIrptisl Mercuray. .GvFTLaxai~, Ri~oaJduyl7,181 . Arrived here about 6 o'clock. in the evening: nfr :er ttakinga little refreshment at the Inn, went to * See.,Wyllnlestay EaI't * in, ?? troug teg gates .we .entered one. of the finest avenues in the king- inM, composed of oak, ash, elm, lime, and Spanisb ...

... _ _ -- _- I . _ _ : fI (FROM TUM DUBLIN EVENING POST) 'We are informbed by private letters from Spain, that the popularity of Lord Wclingtoni among the Spaniards is approaching to ?? opin- ion beghins to prevail, that it would be for, tile inter^ est of Spainj Britain, and Europe, to tender to isis Lordship the Crown of that Country.-Of course it would be on the condition, that Lord Wellington ...

... -Compendiunm o1 !feekly ta b' FOREIGN &N DCII ?? I SAI U3 1 .1D N o N*'ew lork, Oct. Fz1-:}e denmom!'r c1) to ilc sent to Spain and c Ural ! o1I oenrces to tradle thither lre U '1 thousamn dollars ?? eria More I srven-1 c'inferences with tle extec - c. that lie wili serve as a ?? n *- armies. ?? l fei - i( ?? 0 \Jiafosty's under Seret ral ico '1t i ito a 1,. in London, itt ans's l .o ae ...

... WIDotocrip . . PUTBLXC 'MEETING.-Our readers will perceiv by the Advertisement, that, in consequence of a mast' respectable requisitionour Chief Magistrate has fixed P upon Tuesday next, fora public meeting, to take into a a consideration the propriety of petiti6niug against the o . smeditated renewal of the Prpperty, Tax. It appears, SI thattn unsuccessful counter-requaisitior has also been ...

... ?? 77- - } 2 &0 ?? M AERCUR2. ' E N v Grse~~. -4 r ?? N . O~iTLeM N. ?? - Ii:.O A few obsertatiowi on the late trials in the King',s Bench in ii whic thedecsi~ileliaatt&f tho-;e coisiiircial licences, which, 'd warranted iotbr Bt~usidesiksh orulents to the Baltic, during t' lt conspr ting, of, pterh , bess thaceptabal;e to your readers. wth t ?? t proniry, ninmanufacures induced to ship on ...

... i :- 6 . 0 ~ A th :1 -8 i . T: . e ebatesr in, he COuMi oft *eii x5 tioirshldd afford ?? dstingeishisig signs by whicl the pro.ress ofrporiliowledge, and thie condehion of wy' a mol ,f isibit be accurately discved. Thie B4: n Parlhu~eifl diu ,ht t¢ be ol this descrption ' S, buit its decidions would. be no fiatterihii tti- , monyvofthe-state of ptic seutnent,r df the pe peoplesacquiailtaoce ...