... r,7 IrnV, J ULY, l9, , IjpI)5Al;llIe ( tle l)iplomatic Corresponl-ence, , ti k 1iice ?? hcell Frlance aild ?? previollsly loi Uwelaft elicwa of nur, it apearts that miltitatiat iliil II- j ?? enteeusiistr for two Oifars ,i)st, tni tltiWt. 11[issi:, j. f(ptiyllill nis she ;gain grew jealous oif thC encrowtfl- jtisiiit of ?? ;1t11, Jis-playe: d symptoins of .I ratiminwr fdi thtsi fr JI;S! ...

... THE lfORAW~CYAONICLE.' -: 2-LPLAr, JUL z4 sx.| Advides were yesterday received from Gibraltar, stiting, that the Witish Cornmander in Sicily had taken-advantage of the.absenceuf MM.AT from his do- minions, and ha ordered the erobarkatlon of 6,ooo troops: Uane the nmmarid of General MAITLAND. These force were to proceed to Minorca and Majorca, whete they were to be i ?? bY about 4,ooo Spaniards ...

... 4CIRCtMAR 140. ?3 ?? Mr..? 40. T, War-Office, 6th July, air2. SIR,-The Prince RTegent halving had under his c6insideration the siiuation of Non-cornmissione-l O1icers and Privates 4is- charged fromn tha Arny, who, frorn the loss of Limbs, or other sericus disability, c6ntraited on Service, require personal as- sijtancc; hi, loyal Higbness has been please;!, in the name aud on the behalf' Of is ...

... FRAUD ON SILVER PLATE-CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC Fe. Bow-sTaRET.-On Wednesdav last a silversmith, of the name of William H3rrison, was committed rbr trial on ile prosecution of the Board of Stamps, for a felony, in transposing nx or removinr the duty mark from bottle labels to some cream, E- pots, thereby evadisig the duty and assay on the latter articles. A This fraud is elfeted by cttting out the ...

... wl t i ~: . 0, ;- 'THE , DI iY T ES : e --:-00 f No.LX:--;- : Afessagg of tke Fince b to jke thew ffo`ses of Paimn.Saled Pars. 0a ed &r4^ mIletre- of ;tke . ''Ballot for a~rraie.Pbicaahons itm .'1Yke Ti~sti;;and'C9u BERtz ews-pa~persfor, ,A purosie ffeling Iepulc pidse.n ~ ng~sb~; nw i yor tmeto svatela T.' is the tile whidth i intendtoi gie t e several artic es, which i shal ieces- sariiyhae ...

... tNGLSrIETY e'~FtE, :As iusrdnzted i, W::\ILLIA1M .:0B EnE3T - - In ordai flat' my~counttynien~ and at the itdrid-tla no~t lie deeiedduped ,'a cheated- 4i-A- 'Is I'tectI, WI 7A coBBlETTjof 1tiey, in p jPon rec6rd 'the oWing ft :Thftt,-o6 tV24tbih-une,: 1>0 the 1'llw $ng article was .publiihed'-j>-:edon niews-paper, called -the COUcrsa: The Mutiny amongst the LOCAL MI- 3' L[;mf-lA, :Wlikfr ...

... * UNITED PARLIAAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. ;er, -. . h iOUSiE' OF LORDS, JULY Z7. . T. the Commirttce of Privilegui on -the Barnewell Peerage tl ty ioit me d litioral evidnce wa3 asdured,'and tltaefartlher proceed- ing w as postpohed till the second ?? isrcdiy in next Session. Si 'thL qent-Gcneral of Voluiiteers 1ill, the White Herring c trl Fibhu r, iHil, and the London Prisons Bill ...

... - . i ,T ;L ,GO IA. i: > ' LUMIX0 09't LATENCYA~q{ ' m e?~L~CA:l M1vN1STRY~ti~;,e;. *;, _W,;!l , cfzdm~e itt Xh, J$ 2Wr -a i f rd y al > - ; t -y ,;> ~ -,g W , t 0 A ' -. id i ?S E By p J! t am wt;s r i g ln s - r - S S N rue q j ...

... | TO 'E EDI-TOLt OF TilE MOtNING CHRONICLE. Understanding that some new, regulations respeating Hackney Coaches are about to take place; I beg leave pr to offer 'the following. suggestion,' whidli I have for Po many years past dpnbidered would, if put jr execution, prevent scae of the impositions .praffised by the dri- or verse on women ardd strangers unacquainted with the th, legal fares. I ...

... to tlc EDIrOR of e MOlVhI2N CAONA . I 0 -, * . ?? . ?? Isvsonsequen ce of a strangje Letter, itned NW CMIT, and dated' Peark-street4 ;eesister, Js 4yth, i which has appeared in the M6rsueg C'reeirce ofithe q ilh-'saSant, I deemii it quite necessarj' to interrogate a little thit tlemsn before thi jcblie.. 1HrWsLJIAMi SMIT'U,ao.inteAlssafed, shall no longer haye to say. (as he has stated ...

... ! ?? POLITICATL EXAMINER. _ ii, tile madf,,ls f tnilny for tihe gain of li few; SW IF NIo. 2 3. W__ 1IENR1' flNTSU CANDIDATTE FOR BRISTOL. s this person. while he is doing every thing to injure ,u oa nf Rulbr nby his vnlgar antl turbulent lroreedings, i at the same tilme and by the same methods taking aII etroble to render himself ridiculous, and as le will i a[u apperr in his proper place in ...

... F~qrENCH PAPTERS. ,: , , ' : No.1I. COPY Or A NOTE1 AOOP.FS5ID BYvT'Ern-t INISTEP OF FOREIGN RE~LATIONIS TO CO5tT It7OM,~tIZOW, Cl5ANCELOL(lIt OF RUSSIA. Cooti'r-.-llss the Paris, April Z5, Sia MsBaJesty ?? of' Rjusialshad acknow- e hedged'at Tilsit the principle, that the. present generation should not have looked to the enjoyment of happiness, but on the ground that the nations in the foil ...