... OBSPUNTATiONS ON TTIlE Clohni.aliott of Ilse Cape tf Coad 11np& Jcn calling thlepublicrattention tiltins moft important Mlubject, it may be expedienit in tile first place to -euquire, a ltethef vatde: tile pr (seit tircti lsttnices oI tile Country, labooring at it is utlelr the pressure ofano a ~K~e~i~e 10(1daily' ?? I Opislt hio, Witlijut -Suicwielt einploviyitellk, ?? do~ll t Call Cexist as ...

... bj'\:l Ui). 'A AND l UN DAY'S lOSTS. LoiM',N, SAiTURDAY, JITLY 24. y T 111 paris pieper§ of'l'ueslay last arrived onl Satur- t51 day narutmig. IThe law%, roltt ive to tilie abulition P ft it' floit Wi A ubainie is offic-ially published it, thle P 11lenite'5r. BYv tile tit st article it is etiacted, tiati thle aticli-es ?7i6 and qIEJ of the Civil Cole sire repealed it, clequeisqotct, 6nt ...

... tX . ?? J'?o5a. LtONDON,,MOXDAY, Dre. 1.3. W E hat1e received Pitri~ Papeis ?? last. The' liesht ot' the. five Depetie's eltioted l y thle Untianier, as-canidiavts for thle office of Presideli i, his been siilltitittd'i loa the ?? altd his ? Miceeiy ?? cliiei ezitit' -Ah( vet Pr-esident during tileht Sebsioti, aailil to fill lie dhieir. On WVednesday tile chamber Wais occupiedl itn appiniring ...

... . 1 | \ i 1 i -it i'A E L1OA, , Ile A* -i s , hias rtiita plealfed to grtznl to the. i 10.1, ilelry Baroti Ailulgrave Ill ()7iiec'*,ft r. 11tl~u i its Slajeliy's Grdtiioiit of the ?? u jI S been ?? 'clinSito)te tri i ap. Ienl . cl har!ie Yorike Sir Rticrsitd Bicher- !lle[ttll5cirdolai ljts 13611vii, Wiiilli'm Dav(AA lo ill, WRXil liam I.Ctwithr, Eiqrs. to be :o Cp .i tllniffiolers ffiY ...

... i, (S el, iV Lw i oNI)0NT 'I UESDAY, SEPT. 29. Ai 1 iranll III;- arrived this morning, vwith i idi, anid Gibraltar Papers to tile j'l'jt xt l a> .,lto *oiiJ~osig the real ..1 Soahi's sotty, i ; i~ liC l ibi.1 l III auina , v tt i i.tlil it. oll ti * ii Itri ' a :, ln, jitefui at 0();1 hltt.l)O~t'Ioalrv, ?? ..t -Q !; Ilhislstelos *bs 0 eii tiom tilecit lt, ti 0 tlhir caluiltoi.-O i the .: t; l ...

... .* C VRI TP'1. ,. ., , i 'lI ?? )kF > TA V- 1 1 ?)1O I t)N. I U. ?? ?? I11. PCprt his toWU 16th Nov iem - t ?? y(.l tin' Iinn tirng. 'I'hey ate at. ?? ?? rtal1C- '1 Prt ident ltas tdually sr ?? ) Bolnalparm's decliratiuon, that C, td I to riitn Decrees are revoked 11111a tfl \(NAVenbher, and has publiffhed If' th io by .N hich he an nrounces iha f''0t idilo. aon the tradeof neutral naltionl : ...

... -F ?? I . plilla LONDON_ iUESDAY, OR. 9. lTJE Vite ftidl ithout the initellioencee il ; nxiouiufly e.ipei'ed from Lord Wc21jllig- Reports of a batt le prevaileud ?? naight 1 tl die) could not be tiarced to any refpeclible| al i ). It is probable that a battle lras ai; fou-1i t, bat tio intelligence has beent re- i lon) Lord WcI lington later tholu the tli, Ol frorm Li bon ltter thian the ...

... FOXIOUAbS | LorI) \VEI oN IS Hlounds will meet on M tidav he I (tt l)ecember kit lMJ arttolt 'llaeFdy t i 2t Sbipley ot I ?? tile Vtth tit icltlcy | at mi Ffida3a thle 14thl at Raidburtne.-eachl ltoi iii ut It) ne,Mok. I1 The QuOIZN Ilounds meet on Frala' Dec at ge e- the tV ot i ; an il nit r da Ic .ty, Dee, 8. xit Sw~lland Slate Pits-Ea.l, day at half past tell I r. C1W ?? Ifounds meet on ...

... ::iVA, OF ITIE ALLIED SOVEREIGNS. ?? ga.- Cmly Nt;-nfl ins as is withot ?? ivitS Ia dav of such National joy as is ?? tt I i tl(e hist;ry of our Country. Tbe desire to E ''.'i.idou ?? %'ho have so liappily con- ci I!e ov(crtbrow ofcontinental despotism, per- e population of the metropolis. Thle day v iia al ?? in the morning, the streets C ?? 'D lid i-on 0Westiniuster-bridge wvere filled ...

... HOUSE OF CONiMOIS, llondaI, Dec. 6. ?? l._,£ a., I 1. s .A -. A -r ?? ~ + 1li)1 i hc tl,ancelior of the :Exchequee in(red to ruise five usillions Og bv Idah qiter r'illS Iwlhicit wa, afgieed to. se 'T'11e h'rtst fndia 'fralde Dill ASi read a second time. ,t'be 15ill lor the 1iirisi5et of ibe irish Disiihlerv Lass, W amd tile East iudia Shlippilul Bill, were read a-tirst time. st l; ichi s>:F ...

... rJ! uesdaq's Post. . LON DON, MONDAY, MIAY 30. F1,H13E Paris Papers of the 26th arrived yesterday, R, a nnd those of the 27th, except the M11onitcur, this of morning. Monsieur has beenwseriously ill; but wve ar elad to find, from the medical Bulleti; of the 26th, that tl: he was then better. ?? Duke D'Angouleme *vas daily w expected from bLourdeaux, and a considerable corps of G tbe Allied ...

... , (EZ NA, TtNtMY b - PROCLAMATION OF PIUS VIl. TO HIS DEAR SUBJECTS. The designs of Tlivine Providence towards us are at The designs of Divine Providence towards us are at f~ Ilength accolplished. Precipitated from ouarpacific se-tt o with unpatralleled violence, torn from tbe-hear'ts. of our a derar-subjects, dragged from land to land, we were con- detnued to groan in slavery for nearly five ...