... TJI E E-hi ANINEil. I - . * I LoDIN, AUCUST 923. LvLnv body is by this time 'cquainted with Lord WEL- ! LI/lGTONS TijorpYoVCr INIRflONT in tile cigmi-0ourhbod uf SiamDnanca and onr only b -sicess it to add our tribute of applause. and'look at the probable result. Tlhe circum- stances of the bal tie ilself are best understood by a diligent perusal of the Dispatches; and we have to warn oir ...

... TTHE EXAMINER'. LoNDox, Decr ?? 24. TIur state of things at Paris is again becoming very inte- resting. Interesting indeed it can never cease to be till some rovernmenit or other finds i'selfperfectly settled ; but there isr an increase just now in the noise ol politics there. The sound comes uponl us wei different strength at diffe- ront intervals, like the whliirl of a ventilator; and at pre ...

... ?? ? Fo I? - I F'RtA NCE. 2CiJt 26.-Tl:c Empress ite (on 5;he 22d ti V urb lit ?? Qnrcnl of $inia. j isi; day, -after m ls,; le l a levee, adal iafterwardis received (lit AtYliaqsqatiits. siXTH B3ULLETIN. OF tIlE CRAN] ?? ?? .7 aTill, Jl ?? I1 1. i i Y. te King rf Naples continues to ?? tie enemny'; rear. ri (l n e ie 5it i e met the enemy's ravalry in ra t)si tilt ?? nie D talU. lie catwefl ...

... 'UNNTED ST4TES. (zFRiO.V T7SY N.ATIOyA-iZZl'.TElZtGREti.) WASHINcT.ON, SEPrT. 8.-Capt. Hull, ill his hrlirimit ind successful engagemernt with ?? Girerrieie, bli~iulflledthe expeclalions Or tile fieiidds t if our liaivy, awid merited> hfer thanks sf his country. The official acconits ef l'iszacbiin al sea, which we nitnrw ptlish, * pl-pvroxe a collusoingebalm -to the feetings o, lheia ...

... PTU3LIC 4BUSES. ' ._ ARMY eME:ICAL BOARD. 'he ffhlowlik article is taken frou a blook just publishled by Dr. MAcLeAN, entitled An AnalhIical View of the Medi- cal Deparnuent of the British Armyrl 'a work fill of interest- ing details concerning the multiplied aluses so long practised in this vital Department of the Public Service. Making every al- lowance for any warmth of colouring, ...

... ELIZA FBAYX N1NG Ni.. Exat N-A ' Et,-5Sait Peer, at the third examinI ation, I at Hatton-Garden. swore positively to her absence frot tile kitchen.- W\itness N-EVTER ertered the kitchen acdl te time the prisonnt was getting the dumplings ready: hlavinm leave to spend the day out trom dinner time, she was bus:. up stairs makingo the beds, &-c. and vet, it onpoostion to this positive swearing, ...

... ?? ?? APOT irC RIB. T0 TME TItl11T0-i TllE EXAMiNxtR. Ste,--Whiep I thodiibt'it necessary to dlefend the medi-i caljrofl-ssioi- from-an attack which appeared to- me to he heedle~sy aitied at it, I. did not aritijingte that if wound lead to a--pblic dicussiou but I feel it nenessary to reply te y idr oservationF nhtoieP it W'ill be a task ?? IksomIeand disa reeahle I cannotj cdnsiste;t with- my ...

... 1 SIMP EIRI . L 1 ARLI4 T. HOUSE OF LO!iDS. Tuie iliwtse titxle been -itrtu;:;i dutring the veei; in (rariard, ii:- the 1ills tie lFtle.- On Frideas, ;ie (;:i Liaiht Pili t was itLp3scd, acd the Scotlch Juditalure liil was thimiu out. IEorSr or! ClOMMONS. S~: 'Tf f-rie Rt^N SCOTCH CLERGY. Mr. PYtRCn ' tr,& taio!' be h:d giv'ec n-wirt- la I S~tsie:n r>!if infitimt tn belter tilh situaolion of ...

... I fR. COBBETZ AND THe EYXAMISNE (Cortluded from last Week.] Now, Sir, hav ig vindicated myself so la r fromyour charge of cryiglaaiind wvhining, I shall, aflertaki ag a glfice at the chargesof your last papers against Mr. Cobbett, answvr 'your questioiaist him. But in doing so, I must again confess that I have a private complaint against him, and that I avuthere- fore not very likely to he ...

... THlE PEHSESIJA IV LOAXI)T. : r ,, i ' 4 . ?? DLRASis ?? daue say yon ihavbl beetn eli'glted wid1a Versian Tales; so have I, and remain sI still. J'rohabty somee of Your Readers may reta ft'the samepartialItvZ 'Should sach be younr opinion, the iet'losed mlluuscript iS at tbeir service.- Very truly yours,. AMicu'. Hfuner--sreel, Dee. 4, ISOf9. A ?? of comsequence, attached, toone Uf.our late ...

... 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 ...

... THE EEXAMINER. l : _= ?? *,ONrDnN JUrLY 8 THE I Readlec v iA find, under tihe head of Foreign liltelli- geuce, thle enemy's aceounlt of our unfortulnale operaltions under Sir Jonw u)RRAV, SirJoHN11hirself has hitherto given n1one, and therefore we are bound to suspend our tinal jodgminent on the business; but, until the public hear ,what he 17as got lo s:1y, they must certainly contilue to ...