... FOREIGN I-NTEfL IGENJE, (ii our extracts from tile foreig m Iilita l otelliience, we shall endeavour to give the latest and the latest only, except wlien it may arrive al too far advauced a period of the week for the wiinission of what has, been preiouisly set ulp. The FIienioeh 1;Eirems, Im-r ioianee, has received lel- ties respectlig ih situation of ?? armies up to lile i 0,h, 1Ith, tdJ ...

... Q u- CK Ule Y. MR. AND !. 1RS. WILLIAMS. QU.Icrc.-A vain boasital pretender io plisic: one swx ) proclaims his own medical abilities in public piaces.-Dr. Johnson. At the first appearance that a French Quack iade ill Paris, a Itoy wilieted btcfore ?? piblishiing will) slirill vnice,- ' My father cures all sorts of disilempers ?? %hitch time Doctor added in a grave nianner,- M1y child sab s ...

... ,'THE9EXA bR. - -A. - ,LVN~V)M, ?? :n 2. h lib have been so accustom d to niewv #of the Ost' ~ govellitrin dssciwnemii overthrown crowns r tijousauds ?? with f itd i ord , that 'lett nsialfl1cernee -of eviL bertswinns s~ncar 4 ay. 6it ;andf i iat wouid h Sav: f!ed ,ur ancestois WitL1 etheiS ?? tj) Likep oqur t.i-ai ?? Or vei'l to ?? keetof tou4t in it% w- Wehs at breakfits The moust ?? Piece ...

... T'FIE POLITICAL EXAMINER. ls the madness of rany for the gain-of a fe. S*xrIT. No. 3S 9. NORWAY. ?? make no apology to our readers for continuing this subject. They w6isld rather have to demand an apology foe th~e coiltrary, 'ias we suspect has been the case with resrec1 to one or two papers, whose tone had* so soddenly ivsered itself with regard lo French ambition and bcad scigegbourhood.- We ...

... lNN - I XlIODN Z ONDON CJZEETII'~EX7=71tAOltDvllv1y2Z ,ATUltRDkY, 5lTu 31813, ..This Gazelte contains Dispakches from the Marquis of lde. liogson, of which the folaiv tilag is the substance:_ The enlemy's army, conmananded by Joseph Bonapaile, ha,- rig Mhrshal Jiturdan as the M;njor-General, UIIS plsted, on tp e nig1t of Ihe J9th, in front of V ittoria, tlie left of wihich rested upon the ...

... vPfRiATE MFADHOUSEKS It is retHiRinsy' a qiteflniso,- whether seach plaies as, private jmadhoures h~icuid -be allowed at nil; bat Fir alloteed, ?? Isught tinquestiiooably tor he placed under a m--st srefal super. iljteidanre. Its is quite.clear Othi they are lisibte to he ahusec in a way almost too ih: rible to cuuteriptltle, and a general' opinion has long prevailed that ?? or 10 fact abused. ...

... 'hE 'ATRICAL AEEX-MR. E , No. 165. tiff-re is a feeliny for which lut little credit is allowed to critics-, and which it may 1b thought great affectation for tit to prfotsess .-we shall however Venltlre to exprbss it ih spite of -the incrednltity of prejuldice. We know' 1hen lit gatetl pleagure than to hail the triumph of Oeniwsi a id to wtatch over the progregs of a growing famte. A mind of ...

... . (CTY.ry 'm ET[ 'OF TIE LVI:RY OF LONID)N,. A&;>x one ?? na Fsr da3 * the l' %ervtnd. rw 1.,elf~nd thfe ?? of neairlv ?? tlh,::5ad :ISseLnbleil inl Cmnoil,| ?? ?? to ieqiiit;niii,-%hnei! tle UOAD NIAYR slot.11 to) Ihem the bui ir e-s fhr whirli they inct, and I},jvdte ar lim itrtirial Ietiniw for -il the soeakers; Air.6 FiveL, :iddreiLvd ttw Mrecin,; iF theli, he said, -were no(t active, v ...

... fIMPRiISONYIENT FOR DEBr. h??f TIIEINJVTSTICE, -CRUIMTY, AND TIPMQLICY OF -MEPttSONMNNILNi FOlt DEUr. B1/Y Dli SA It IT L J i HNSON; An inqdir- Iiass been hiade, by whidl it appears that 0,O000 persons are at ti;s time' prisoners for daeh; We too often look with inditirbence oni the! succe.Asiv.e parts of that, whiiC, if the whvolie itere s to teo getier, ivonld shake us witi ncotioin. , A deb ...

... THE ROUrND TABLE . No. 27. SUNDAY, I};aan 3, IS. 5. For I hlid leawnt'a sene snblime (Of someihim, far more deeply i.terfilsed, Wh'bose ?? is The light oflsetting suan, And the roulzln oeean and the livingair And the blue 4kv, anld in the mincd ofman, A ?? and a spirit that irrwe' All thi ikiag tIL gs, all olijec-s of all thonght And rolls through all thiioY. Perhaps, ihe doctrine oF ihat has ...

... 1'11E POLITICAL EXAmINER. PN.vis tile madrness of MaIy for the gaia of a fewNV. POPE. No. RB. A'i OTI OR TWO ON QUITTING, FOR THE lESENT, TIlE SUBJEC' OF BONAPARTE, Ir Sn E(itor in general hias to encounter a variety of dis- ro rdtat opilnions am1ong his readlers, it will easily be slip- posed That it cotild not suboside into any very extravaganlt h.armony on the sunsject of suich a man as ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, Aun. 12.-Madame Letilia Bonaparte left. Rome fur Elba on the 27th of Juily-An article froin Auogshrg Statiw, that the Cobgress of Vienna will assign Trevey, and a part of the territury of that principality, to Eugene Beauharnois. ACG. 13.S Messrs. Falconnet and Dard, advocafes, and GlIeffier and Lenoromant, booksellers, the first, author of a letter to Loois XVIII. ?? on the ...