... LONDON, WVEDNESDAY, SEPT EbgMBER 27. I _ -AVMW CUE received this nsrniring the Paris papers of Sun- ~day ilast.-The Gazette Oflicielle does not contain tire list of the newv Administration-, and we perceive that the other papers mention no6thing new on the subject of the new. appointments. It is manifest things do not go on smethly. The alliedSovereigns have, it is said, deterred their ...

... it - --- ._.- -.. , ^.: = The following article may be of use to many ofiour r caders: 48th GEORGE ItI. Cap. 55. Schedule A.-Sec. II th. I lhe folinwingdec;sion on a. point connected with the Window Duty, has re-. cemtly been published: Every Window, eventdin so far as to give light lino more Ro0Is, Landings, or Stories thtan es', shall be teckoned. and. charged as so many sefparatsa Win- ...

... .I lim ff.,, . ft ? - I! ?111P '. , . , T \. .. A,., *&Icit Relieved, dischat'ged, &c. 4 jRelieveds agd c 7 dm itred - - - - s d ditited- 1 - I M r.Gr. F. Bo e, An eu r. !At a miee-ihig at Ktho City~ of Loindon Tavrgr, SniJ .Mostl day, it was resolved that 3'1,0 0 I ltd oa h crb di Kite namne-of tie pieiopl.4f Kle British em'p'ire, iii aid it Itle subscriptiqtn begun a-;i~erlirs for thed ...

... LONDON, TH.UKWAY, AV-JL is. TisER were mails in the course of yesterday from H.,mbuig and France, with papers. -'The let- ters from the Elbe are to the 5th, and the commu- nications from Brussels as 4ate as to the I ith inst. The most interesting feature in the Pails papcls, is an harangue which Buonaparte addiessed to the troops which were reviewed on Sundaj last in the square of the Carousel ...

... REFLECTIONS ON 1 itE SITUATION OF BUONAPARTE. thc The care of Buioniparte is rather a puzzling one, and Ii Ui onc that can be determined by circuniftances of flute f necdflity only. It is quite clear that were he an enemy's Gcneral-metely, he has a claim to be confidered a pri- o; the foner of war, and treated accordingly. Bt -for obvious b Iis reafons he cannot be dealt with according to ...

... MISCELL ANEO US. ~~~- I i L rs ;al The following is a copy of the form of Prayer and het Thanksgiving for the- late victory i-- -O God, the of Disposer of all human. events, without whose aid the Jcsl strength of man is weakness, and the counsels of tble Idd wisest are as nothing; accepr our praise and thanks- ro; giving tor the signal victory whiclh thou hast re- qsl cently-vouichsafed to the ...

... PArliAME NOTA1Y PRIOUEi2DINGS II the Comimons, on Mmonday, the Bill for making t the Freehold Estates of persons dying in delt, liable to the pavsmentof their simple coistract debts, was read s e a third time, and passed.-On Tueqday, the iltbate onl e the Corn Laws (whiclh had been been adjnsurned oi the I i preceding day) was resumed, when, after a long dis.. ;t cuisioi, the Report of the ...

... PARLIAMBR-TARy RIPORT. PARLIAMENr re-asiembled on Monday, _-on the ashotion of the Cheanelor of the &Chaer (in the Corn- %tons), the secolnd reading of the Assersed Taxes bil was postponed till MondaY next, to give time for con- sidering what the new qrder 9f things would make necessary in taxation. Mr. Lushington brought in a Bill to coetinue the act of the 49th of the King, allowing the ...

... a LSAME'NXTABLE F-IRES. E .On-Friday morning, at hall past ;one odaocir, a f re . brokel out at Groveh'ouer, Kentish Tovwn, the resid..nce Vf of John Slack, Esq. which, beforc the arrival of, any J engincs, was almost totally destroyed, with its -Avablu ' b furniture\; but, lamentable to relate;`thc wurthy ied dre c respectable owner, in an effort 'of parental solicitude to recover one of his ...

... .NFIRMARf. | Ianaietx. I - . . , D. .f- ie ?af ofs ? - 11 ?i.- A zn-palcla; c ni'. a.. K~ aVx. 5Ji5zafli7SJ~i¶q d Admitted,discharged,&c.3 I Relievet),discbhrged:&c 4 r Relieved 4 i Admitted- ii xe P'fi oidin Dr. Lroale'y.-.-rgueo-Mr. Thelding. le . Mlfr.i John I od, bouite.ifilore in |ameb mattiM , VfhoU etsaped frosm ur yail nn the 8sth * inst. hbs been apprehetided at SsInderfaud, aad ...

... . . CHAMBER OF PEElS.-Sillingqf Nov .13. 'l'he DIukre doe Richelieu, President of the c Colercil of' Mlinisters, cornmu;r icalred to the Chamber' an Ordlonrrance if his Mlajesty, daie'd yesterlay, detrlit6yely regulatilng ilte t'nrtms 10 r b, adopted resipecting the affair of', Marshal t o'C, as follows:- . Louis, by thle grace of God, Iing of France and Navarre. ?? our Ordonnance of the itli ...

... LE EDS, SATURDAY, SEPT. ?? On Wednesday evening the Marquis of Angksia arrived at thC Sun Tinn, Bradford, and on the follwing day lie visited tie Piece-Hall, where lie was ?? by a large assembla~gc of the gentlemnen and manuficturers in the nei-hbourhood. It is hardly necessary to state, that Ili's Tordship was welcomed with the most lively demonstrations of giratitude andi joy. 'lihe purpose ...