... TO LORD VISCOUINT MELVIrLLE. Mv- LonDu,-Public replort has 'intimatd that another Naval 1romotion is about 16 take place. This measure will not surprise the'nalion, -if any reference lbe had to the brevets of the' Army,-where we find not nisny ress [Ilan5 eight hundred Generails to the smallest Army in Europe,- speaking of this country as the first in rank of European poaers,-anld but two ...

... T'FIE POLITICAL EXAMINER. ls the madness of rany for the gain-of a fe. S*xrIT. No. 3S 9. NORWAY. ?? make no apology to our readers for continuing this subject. They w6isld rather have to demand an apology foe th~e coiltrary, 'ias we suspect has been the case with resrec1 to one or two papers, whose tone had* so soddenly ivsered itself with regard lo French ambition and bcad scigegbourhood.- We ...

... vPfRiATE MFADHOUSEKS It is retHiRinsy' a qiteflniso,- whether seach plaies as, private jmadhoures h~icuid -be allowed at nil; bat Fir alloteed, ?? Isught tinquestiiooably tor he placed under a m--st srefal super. iljteidanre. Its is quite.clear Othi they are lisibte to he ahusec in a way almost too ih: rible to cuuteriptltle, and a general' opinion has long prevailed that ?? or 10 fact abused. ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, Aun. 12.-Madame Letilia Bonaparte left. Rome fur Elba on the 27th of Juily-An article froin Auogshrg Statiw, that the Cobgress of Vienna will assign Trevey, and a part of the territury of that principality, to Eugene Beauharnois. ACG. 13.S Messrs. Falconnet and Dard, advocafes, and GlIeffier and Lenoromant, booksellers, the first, author of a letter to Loois XVIII. ?? on the ...

... POLITICAL REGISTER. —The Emperor Napoleon. J2l] period, his extraordinary talents, to enable them to accomplish some their favourite schemes ot aggrandizement. Whichever of these views are to be taken, it unquestionable, that the Emperor of Austria has, of late, been uncommonly anxi- ous to bring Napoleon’s name upon the carpet, and the Paris Papers have been equally prompt in re-publishing ...

... =PAil PAP--ES.- PARtIS PIPAERS. DECREE FOR tRF-ESTrALt.6[SiFNG Tile INQUTSITrON. MADRID, Jt1LY 25.-The King has just issued tile following Decree : ' The glorious title of GCahoiic, wicth dsstiriguishes us. from amiong all other Christian Princes, is owing to the perseverance of tilc kings of Spain, who would never toleiate in their States any other Religion than. the Cattholic, Aliostolic, ...

... The LONDON' GAlZItE'YE, fuge. 23, 1814. W',ZOWN-ITFI CE , A u. a. 2 i1 ,T -. 'ii l-isha rat r iw to cent its this r;'esIatasn.Fr the Iiorossyh of Ah ,roiistih-IIcn'ry (ally Kssgiglt, off linzoll 01 it, thec rl1st5 t F of otriligiqanit, E~sq. in ltbcrIoom Of Henry Dawv 'd kilis, E,~sq. N\ho has accajstcd ttila ('ilitern Hun~idreds. 1 WV. Igison, of' P'lwyhsossyard, WVhitecr'aas-crogii-ttreet,- ...

... T17.1BBURGII ANTD DurCH AMAIL S. i jInussCL5, AUG. ;.5 Numbers of English families continyally arrive at Brussels, to enjoy the agreeable locicty which this city offers to Ftrangers, and also the pifuresqu aind diversified beapties ofthe environs. The agnliikl always had a particular attachment to the capi- tal of Brabant. The hotcls and lodging-houses which have long0 stood empty are crowded ...

... t,i,. ATD1'0.'IM , hV 5: S CIr -c an ih yrur pipei of the 19-ih July, fotiget, ;ii his p l ir ess that Si J- MIackintoshb's speech anrl thec inoi l aigriph conretning S5axony are two se. ,aritc irticles. Me ou;ght to have keLpt his illiberal .in to hirnlcf, ar hle appears entirely out of hiis hiatory, like Mir. Calvert the other nighit in the I-louse 0f C,11mni, not know.ving what has b-en ...

... THE MORN.INUV CUrNONCL E. f LONDON; SATJRd.442, AUGUS~T 2o, 1014. A Haniburght Mail arrived yesterday, which brin rs tin account of the arrival of the King of PRuasaA at f Berlin on the 5th instant. His NMAJeSry entered his capit'l previous to tbe day on which he was expeced, 'in order to avaid the pomp of the reception for which arrangements had been made. His ~'lr,.yrs1Y' how- ever, approved ...

... :JUB!E-E F~f. We l*ict thiregret' that the order of Loird Sid. rnoiist was not obeyed. The park-keepers, assisted by deticinent .of t polie, tent round For the purpose of comrnunicaiing the orders to the. plrsons concerned, on Sattrrdsy niglt. ;rliir reception was not of the most civil doscriptiori. ltic dei.lers Were taken quie biv surprise-they *nderstood that the fair 'was to last till the ...

... I p,%thi, Avo. 19.-iCarricatures rapidly stiete. ane uot her, and the windotvvsof the print shops tte suw , toun led hy crowds of amrateurs. Many of there pro. dseionAj are Laughable, but many mayS core daen i. ,aS if circulated in the countrv, and miyoht exrito the . aelrtry to use violence towards the overseers of( tle collein of certain taxes. The same prudence wilich has restrained the ...