... LoNT DoINi, J U LY 11. Lor( IIl i\ lzljton, il uhi.s Iilt co III1) II I IIic:;Ittlu tov :\ill Sters, c (iimaltdI tih' niuiiohied tortc ot' Souilt :1nil1 AI; ?? at 54,itiiij ;hl.io his Oini i ;it 50l,(0J0. .)s tile oel'tily's walsililliV lliistllchidiy ill cvilsli'y, Milnistel-S are ,,r oplillioll tk it, miliess lis Lthidlstip' cotild( bav.e brtowl- dt Soult Ti) li(tillil Iii mtime lit 11,!1 ? ...

... (Continuedfrom our 4th page.) Tuesday Evening, 7uty ,.-The splendid scene at Sydney college Gardens is the theme of the whole town, who join in ans universal tribute of applause to the Stewards (Lords Strathaven, Dumfries, the Honourables Mr. Perceval, and R. Melville, with 37 other Gentlemen) for their polite attention to the visitors. Upwards of l(t00 persons partook of the bos- pitalities ...

... LONDON, NOVEMBER ;. Fourteen alrilitional ships of war, of coisidterahle force, qre imomedi-tely to tbe put ini commission by the Admiralty. The equimllietit tf all the vessels of interior rates at thie our-ports is miullti Oi with the lutinost activity. Twenty sail of this d isscriptioo are fitting out at Plymouth. TI is reported, ?? Captalin Biitighiin, late of the Little ?? his been p ...

... LONDON,- -,FEEB. ?? . _ . ?? Tuesdiay:Lieing. 'tlie dlay appointed for hisl Rn ai llig 'I uiess the l'rhine ?? ti) hold his jirst 'moiblic Lee ee, evel!3 :possiblie nrrangnilneiit seas noade irt the ?? tospresei a e vrder and reguial-arity. h1,; the' Civil PoIer, aidtd by strong parties of the rnilitlry. About ?? past tn ele o'clock tie Alh-irIie Anlibassailor, attendedl oy Mr. Chester, the ...

... l()1ti! ('101 ( '0)I \(JNS, T' vEDA ?? Tai. 6. .A1i:. \W'hithrelI rave jotice, that he shotild, on an early d;Iv. gro il:to a C('01it-eec oi: the State of the Nation, to coo- e- ?? tle' pi opur l al i ?? Uo ?? slppl)lyil)g the loss th: Rth, A:it ?? his Ai juisty (whic h he tru te d xl p'r''vi'ie:cv lie ?? liot, it alny f1t0l1u' period be visiled ;1.1I a d. illidty simiil. te that under iiclh ...

... AR. SAIDLER XS B3ILfOO lA IL. ,7 at U, ?? I, 16 J~ D SW , II ?? - Amothgvst the variouns niodes of celsbraithi the zlih'f-day of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, vhichi wve;. on .IMonday adopted, there wias pirhaps none whiih iifford'ti a more gc- tuie source of deligdht than the ?? of Mr. Sadler, the celebrated British Aeronaut, ftout the Garden. otf the Mer- nmaid Tavern at Hackney, ...

... - - N - . LONO;D(), JLT , r 6. This molnvtti-itttirtived ?? \1*jl k ('Idj7, ~inth PIPLOrS5 to thle 1111t1 tilt. Ulttt ittot prminuitett article ot iiltteligeiioo !_MIllutissa, Ilv ls 0il, itt killeil atnd woundtteit. It wvas' Somett tiltie sinc h bt' 511ti ill tile Fret cli Joto Ii als, that the 1lrtrnltioi veur Leloida; htit Mtrshttil Camtpoi Verdeb StySs its ot 'llk t pup'ellt Witti to ?? ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 25. Thle Lordi Chitiicellor -nd tlre ClIuiecIllor ot the Fxclie- qltr S i tO C iitd to vesterda y, for tihe pu rpose ot see.lg Iim NIiesl c . witl rellmined tit tile Castle upwards ofe tvo TIe Re.tercy Bill was rcad aI second time vysterday in tlce Ilmi s of Lords, alid an interehstinl d baltc is extpected Io til e plaice this evening, in tile Caoluinittec. TIhe A ret/iusa has ...

... &it rdaty's Post. (By Express.) LONDON, MAY24. rHERF. is still no official confirntation of the defeat of T Massenia. TIhe time nwhich bas elapsed since the accoutmts ivere received from Bristol has excited some doubts respecting thle truth of the news. It is indeed probable that some of the particulars nmentioned in the letters froee Oporto may he erroneous or exaggerated, bht we cannot ...

... LORD 3,1ZAYOR's DAY. Oil Saturdtay, accradi ig to ani i ual custom, thle Lord Mayor, accotnmpamted by tile several Aldermnen, the Re- corder, Coinni Serjeant, &c. aid attetided by their se- veral Livery Companies, ?? City Marshals, Marshttalen, 2nd proper Oflicets, with bands of music, &c. went from Guildhall to Bilickfriar's-bridge, where they emnbamrked on board the city barges, and ...

... Juxt 18. * lie u 1e'ttec 'Otlt NLV Xork, it aIppears. tlelt if apirc- helteiolts oft anll ijllltedi atr ?? aue nut felt thItl'!, It I cath lit a1 ?? ot' e tiine!cijal aiterC- a se vt it a thtis coutltI y at [lie altliloac hillg 1,1i1, is !pvcil up Tlht o wVitclr, Nvwho lttl teindttdtl lt pUItr'chlta's, (uirectS, that ally * d, s 3lo-iOlit uiky he agtilt dispos~ed tf here, annd thlat tihe ...

... xA 1AY - e SU'NDA).\\kNDl TUESDAY'Ss POSTr. L~oX.IioN, AmuLI 16. Ci[CF our last, accounlts hatibeen received frmm I lportO. via Guerili. v, of tile d~et~to 2Ii Mrshail Ne yv'i Deil ISTh~je ,ecoililt cal ati from Pritice dle Tohiiij iii, thut the Victoiy is slidi to have lbeeli effected b)y Lord WVel- tnnot'hit Nao-hal Iuriesfordl, ats at firs.t reportted. A ittter from Oourn~w; gives thle ?? ...