... t On Wednesday' last a Meeting of the Freeholders oft c the County of Darhanv took place in-. the Court House t at Durham, for the purpose of nominating a-proper- per- son to fill up the vacancy in their representation, occa-I n sioned by the death of Sir H. Temjiest, Bart. After I the business of the Meeting had been opened by the Sheriff, A. Askew, Esq. t I Sir RALPH MILBANK' rose, and. ...

... ;4,1H4 M(AIRNG CliMNWlLE. - : * L tp, ON-f O N : . -. E SD4 ,AUGUST x1, 153. It is clearly manifest, Froni.the commiqqion given to M rshal SOULT, thiat bM.PAR~i attached great ini portanrce 't t¶e pbjeetiof !zisappointrnenit,:, as.xoell as conf6dence in his abili'y' t, Q ?? it. To :repgir the disgrace siffiered-'t Vittos a to secure the posses. sion' of the gieat passes; of the Pyrnnnees-_and ...

... T /LONDON G-AZETTE, Aug. 3, 1iE13. AD)M11R!1IRTY0FFICl`, AuGuqr 3, Oil. Admiral Lord Keit l hai transmitted to John; MVls to Crokerl Elq. a letter from Captain W\Noollcombe, at his. lMjesty' ship Revolutionaire, giving an accoun't of his haviiig,'ou 'le 25th of f last ilion-th, capturvd the A ?? schoiioer presateer iiltilda, e of ite hsicdrc d erld ninety toisauidlcarryiig eleven guns, pierc- ...

... INAPLrS, AUG. 2.-The town of Naso, in Sicily, situate near Cape Orland, has begun to refuse obedience to the new Sicilian Government. This town has a po. pulation of I 0,00o souls. The inhabitants have already l by main force resisted the troops sent to restore tran- qguillity and good or der among them. They have for- tified thbemselves, placed artillery upon their walls, and formed a corps ...

... (veoA ?? I ?? FlClhAE A60,Ac All I 'f1T NI 6,. On) Ft idalit'tt 6lth, was h)eld :lt thze Ciiapel-or tln¢ a1 a MIeeting lot she Ronim Oatiaolics of the Ciinty of S Chlarc, ritgruant to 14ublic reqtuisition. In. the numbers n ind tl 6spefiability, tern)er and talent, rellch tual ked 0 thle proccedings, this Mi^ting, ecxceeded any eVt' Wit- , nessed, on-a similar OitCsion, in that vely rL 5l0 ...

... Fow the MORNING CHRONICLE. al - - oa ?? THE i. ItG[i'[- 1-lOt\OUlRABlE, E (hIAItAlS Al~lf SPEAKlElR (3Fi'1iil, 1lOUSE, OF COMMONS, )n Si it, Jilly 29, = 'r7It the House of Colmmons is tile ?? jadc of he own plivilegcs, and consequientl of tie condust of by ofricers, is a' ?? vwhich the wiscst of our-. Staitctsmcl hive miintinned, anl ,lich, on this ocsion, I shi th uc not. sttelllpt to deny. ...

... =OTTENBUG MA= I 607,11ENBhUR£GH' 111ISIT tile GOTT7LiNUP61I, JULY ?? Moreau is still cnn here: r. port b'ly.l he is to have, a commiand in the Al-. qti, lied Army. Our .tccouits from' the opp- osite cosst' seem to think th it i furthec: renewal of the At:miitice i iwill not take plae. PX.TPIiSiiUftGol, JULt 14.-'lse' Locu't -gln-brig, -h( Mhh a transpot t, i;. ar rived at Cronstedc fiomt off D ...

... 17L1B MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: TUEDA ?? 1UGUST Sr, 4813. Paris Papers to the 26th inst. reached town last ni~t.; ?? still not a sword of the recommencement of sILstilides, or of the Dec't.aration of Wlar by Austria.- 1.300NAPrET had removed lfis ltead quarters to Goer. lhz ; but why, he does iiot think it prudent to state. He Nvau at that place on the i9th, having quitted I)resdcn on ...

... -o NM a t Xe iI'l; a:Bqts tS, )N 4E SUSItdTIO: S of j3ly lia i; tteispub1itftea 1 dawed ont tlue 28th iS ihar' iton* tr o'9bjet o- whidi -fsijt to'' ,toL7 ld #te 'wf tl:;sii V-4c~ hi t ifrt dioes VtI' f jifity Bilr thcic s~ beeh pas d, hrave~e tther~s~if fS&dom. Ido0 nt t-.1 ch tuiprs ich Sieci% JlI;^yui~fi ave ticded~ serdvi bGh 'li cause'o Wfr e-mhi aid 3 op nidb 01 f6 wI nd' ~i J C ...

... WoYAL MILrtARY COLLEGE, Aug. iz, i sj 3. The Quten 1hs this day been pleased to .presespt a p~ir of colours to the Battalion of Caidets, ompsed o ,,,P}Gentlelteci who are receiving thbeir educition: ait tle lvtf Yfilitary College, on which xcalsion her. M;iajeStV WdsS ItttciousIy pileased to address the ttalkin j1 tlhe fralowing ctflW : _ I; 1, with pi.t rliar i teresl mtid ?? that r this day ...

... bA4MATIC AN'ALOGaaS; To ?? AD&&VA q1 the mOuNzNG CHmROMCLE. S slfit, Yielidjg fio nman in nuy adriraiaib of our great e raniafc ti4rd, arid deeply 'nsibld of the service- wihich many ,his dommentators, if terpreters, and cri e ties, have t'ndered liir, yet I eannoe ?? thinking thit one pecu'-4ferat ?? been list unaccountablyj neglec'. ' ea byv a1 7ih ive written about 'tiin, from. Rowe d ovi ...

... VAUXFIALL. Under the latronage of his Royal Mighness the Prince Regent. I ThisjEvening will. be a. Grand NA7VAL FEI'F,, and ainro- priare Exhihition of FitE WORIKS. ir. honour of the Bi I'II t I)AY of ise Royal Highness the DUKE of CLARENCE.- Afl:dni'si-1 4s. Doors opeln at-7, and the Concert begin at eight ?? Gardens will close for the seamro on Friday nest. THEATirC ilOYAL, LYC(EUM-EVGLIS1I ...