... TlHE M'1 ONI.VNG CllJOvl(,'lL.s L 0 N'D ON: !WEDNTESDI2, AUGUST 4, 1313. lt appecars by tle Pilis Papers from -which W~u give somne furtler extracSs, that. M 5Ess is ?? the ainmi ,iDl Italy. The Duke of C EEMBRL.XND is said -to 'have set alit with: the view of proceeding to the RUssiiar, head-qriar. ters, but to have subsequently' retraced bis sleps. . 'Advices weere yesterday obtained fiorn ...

... _rTlp PRI.VCJ B:EGENTVS BIRTH DA Y. Yesterda§ being the Biith Day of his Royal High- s, ness th&1'Piluce. Regrent, -was celebri:,ed .wih the usual St demonstrations of joy., Thle morning' waaushered in- by the ?? of bL.l11, iind the display of, lfgs upon tfle ste'eploes. .At one o'clock the Park and Tower itns wpre fired. Ini the evenintg the Theatres, thle 11 Subscription Houses, and the ...

... JRDCE 11.4LE'S CREEID. NiR E ?? itx n.-A ciitleitally rlcikign into a hiogr:t- rijtal 1Mpilatiro, xlwh contained some accoulit of tle edijous prart of Judgje Hale's charailer i, my ?? oua was piticrlark attiacted by the loliowing seriouis inilelenlo, stditd to hraie been found a montgst his papers after tile dtcease of that excellent man. The purity at sofmtiinient, aowr erxnred ?? u ence ...

... A3fU?1CXJAT I?APZllS. UBltrhlu' LIC.OF Mi'IEXICO. The following is a itasty translation of the principal parts of the decliration of indeptlndence by thc Province of, Texas, (a Member of the G reat MIexican Reqblsiic,) %whica has been politely furnished the E]ditor by Colonel S. Koniper. It was proclaimled on the 4th of April, in the city of San Antonio de Behar, when a Provision- al form of ...

... F I R E ?? YeSt'rd:Ly, e.t twtO o'clock in the mnoriinx, a diestruc- | tive li:- islssjned at thet: 1CuIe of Mrs. MorgTan, fish- mnonger, ne-ar Vauxiill Turnpikse. It appears that the fiuli ly h d be~n ironi i ,, ;sld tle Firo, which was ?? on the heoti t (tibm' bhe -ing no stove) caught the wood- t ?? 1; ni 'ibe prei;-qvere soon in flames. Mrs. Tn~-gran hi,:d.i ti& ll: w mak' her escape over ...

... PAR£IS P4PIERS. AUGSBUIJG, AUG. ?? are working with much ataivity in re-establiishiog.tle fortifications of our town ; it is going to be suirounded by pallisades. - YC FRANIKFOTa, AUrG. ?? the DIuke of Talniney arrived here this niorning. Yesterday three boats passed, laden with ammunisi- tion, which were goin. up the Mdin, and destined fo for the army. ?? expea s'everal others. HAtioL aIG, A ...

... 1HIE AZIA)U.VJNG CH!JR).VJICL. go z ?? 0 N D () ?? TUEESDAV lUGUSt3 1813. ,Paris Papers to the '2th ult. reachced town last ffight, ibut they contain very little intelligence of importance. Thle opening of the Congress, it is said, was not to be delayed, but nothing specific id stated respening it, nor is the time mentioned when it w1as expented to- asemr- ble. Mr. A'DINaToON, we are told, ...

... `- V, I , 'I'll - I . I'M--,:? , I -. ? 'I 11 a -bv A.? 1 w','ii I t*?i? h?Af?&4 7 ?: ?¼?] of 4 ? roi?b?ie4? ati ?,- w?i ?- ? i?IiP * Lt? o?eci&? ? ?diu?W ?*?i? kB? d?ZI k o?i1y {? ? '??OI1? are som?t1?b4'? tIIi?aIS at ? tr? , ( there is openlyl-ug t :e inflernai 44 ei tha 20qet~ be 9ire4 I whac he hams. M aiaibe dooedtoa ief oe ~~ale e,~n wsp psobr J EhsIiq>gy its, pseith. 3i«,rtt Or Paw$; ...

... =-iG aL L- AMINE -. Valli is c eadlitesi Of nnlly for fle gairl Of a few. S IaT. No. t287. TiHE LAUIIEATSI1P. r resune this subject, at the han rd, we are afraid, (if ieu ecry uiniuterestinlg to a considerable portios of our J'ailes neither indeed do we conceive it neaessary, in Pui1ji ,f armiinent, to adJ ?)ny thingr to what we have al-- reijdv GLieried uponu it but it's itlerestfig naturc to ...

... :. TO THE IHAMPDEAY CLUB.' WSC, MY LoRtDS AttO7GEN5TLE%1L', AuIT 4. iai31 1 ki con- o ae n-rms fs singt Yo ae nrras fsccess, two Of chose ;IrdageS i I Ap- to %which human experience hiith griven ;he authority uf Si Olo proverbs. NeVcessity ivllI be obeyed. TJrzd/i is ormmn- ri drisry potent. The -necessity bf thle refurrus you seek, none S Ne-- but the deplorably ignorant can doubt. The trut/s ...

... ?? -argal'o. OF THE B 11,TLE.. t a peri~d. when-the pu~blic .mind is so much divid. ed a respc ~ing the disribution of tile Bible, without satc or comintnt, 'among the poor and illiterate, the' following ?? of that divine book, from the pen of E,:Barke,:cannot be unreasonable or unedifying. sTbe subscription 'to Scripture OllyJ is the most astonishing idea I ever heard, and will amount to ...

... -uE ARMY. TilE JR-Iff. ! On Thiray eelk, a ClolIt-Matinl cammneritfed sitfing at tecds, on Liett.-Colnnrl Ma't wlt, Payma ster of the Lerits istrIAC5A -hefi the following charge was real:- For mial- qersafion i: his,4cflire of Payniniter of the ?? Recruiting Disifict, in having etsbez;1ed or mistpplied the sumn nf ,a98f. f*. or thereabouts, of the pulilc mnney.-The, proceedini'x eiantimed ...