... st SSE4x.; 5+ S. -h l I S SEP 7w1.Svr, E l i , 1 1 . IL .I - Thiere ras but an indiffereuit shew of [ liti,'ait Lew\es filtilighltly marlket>, %hich wa~s blidlz X s- . .. I-t -T,4 t . Ic - ., I ?? --IAs -- 8 soI ap4 1. MIT1' ?? '..1 ' ?? . ' ! ¢ *-1 l Itst l 115rs were shy, le, tihv c ilil ( hel;i ht)scrvinz ?? liay of thC healdk ofiautile, i ,0 cJ lqr Sale, had hieeii lo avidusly e ...

... SA2TURDA4yEr'.EAT7G, VG USSfr 24, I8fl 5,for THE KINtG' U-EALTI-y:~ titi , )ti'dsr Cstle A6Eegat 2 ?? Cap- There is no change, inl liim Maesty's syoi1ptoins.' e, oil-gb Al fiott, AMoniteurs .Of thle 19thl and other Par1is )il 'Papeis , the 18th were received this morning. T[lie flut 'A~s~ifur f tile I PthI cuntains the following decalare- wiy, 'tion nuade by BoUTInoiK to, iii reply to an ...

... TUESD4Y's LONDON GAZETTE. 'ray- s be - WHITEHALL, AUGUST 19. on, ,ble it is ordered, by his Royal Hlighness the 0o0- Prince Regent in Counicii, in the name and on ttlC be- ev, hrilof his Majesty, that the Parliament which stands the prorogued to Thursday the 22d insf. be further pro- He rogued to Friday the 4th of October. ved His Royal Highness the Prince Regent having been was pleased, in ...

... Tkurd n F ida s P s E 'Ehlursday: sv A ?? . Ptas., - - LONDON, m . FRAD.dY, NOrEikfRER I, IRIls n-d essel from New York is arrived at 6- [ Lirer, pool, by which New York Papers ?? L -wereceived to the 9th inst. Of tbie o views and intentions of the American Goven- to meent we are not provided with any new- o; ac- in curate information. An artiole in the Netreseat r atdligesce speaks of ...

... LONDONQ SArUItDAY 2VENING, APRIL 27. rt It is confirmed that there have been some ry disturbances ill Iolland, but not to the extent asi .srst ho id reported. A vessel arrived at Yarmouth fronm tlie ha as *Dutcb coast on WVedifosday evening, having previously cr Ie lauIded-, at Snthlso1fl, disptntches for Gorcrnmeat, d- stating the particulars. Iorsonue time great exertions an ill hare been ...

... HOUS ?? . antPEER I. I, FRIDAY, Ju'sst 7.] The Hbuse:4 sut a m a St on hounr;' in a Committee of, Privileges an ?? lid Peerage, anid sat till ih'ai' s -ix.*s'o Iesnoft v~0 ;lie r' anise, of F~arren and& 1-lickses, witnesssi hscam 5 led Were connsittedt to Newgate for' gross Tr.rcros i I giving. their evidence aitlhe iaivof teHns.Te sifurther 'Cousjderatjs of thslse wtajhue il he to,-ifnus'ow. ...

... I'irsday's and ednie.sdav's Posts. L ON D ON _- 7--'DXVS.Djr, MAU 29, 1911., U7!RTrIIBR Dispatches bare been re- WIceived from Lord I'ellington, as well as ILI' I1 ispatch froim Mr. StwuBritish Minister at ,1shoo, of a most sangoinary battle foiglttear Badajoz. Soult hain lg coillcted isutmosxt strenigthi, attempted to succour Ba- cia.1oz, as riasseais did Almelda; andl after a i'onti'st ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ; )UNDA AND TUES)AY'S'POST. LoNDiON, MARCH 5. ~ IINCE. outr lust Paris Pl1)pt'rs to thle Qath tilt. hafve or- liked. lb- itwitll notthiiil rel. tiive to the state of hitii lpa to.o Poiv'1wild, excupt sonlle ar'tidles of Cadizi ii ?? iouws, taikell tron the LovidotI Jeurinds. 'rhe IrrelIid7 Of thle Ile (it .al'i'aii is Commuit~cated~i to the ablijc ill thle SititiC ItKitittt, with some intutil ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...