... AAMERICAN PAPEllS. Nrlw-Yor.iT J'v- 6'.-Tn s.c;dition to the nerws given in yes- terdiy's Cazette, we ?? firom the Elhn, 'i'ooker, from the Guif of Mexico, that the Ilatsiot Goine-l l'errnli, with abvut 2000 men, had gone over to the I oyei!sts, havin$ been preriou..- ly asstired of the !-in s palr'on' tilst (Ga.seral 6ailaloap, with abou:t 300 mnn, were within NO m iles of La Vera Criuz, hemm ...

... THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N D'O N: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1817. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Friday last. On Saturday none were published, on account l of the Festival of the Assumption on the preceding day. It seems there was to be-on Friday a procession for the renewal of the vow made by LouIs XIII. in 1638, and at this ceremony at Notre Dame the Princes and Princesses of the ...

... L 0 N t1 N#v > 2lhrI, August 23. 01! czr1, l~ .( )i N(1 ; ' Ih' Idlea I'yt, ilttelli Oelict fro( i t AtM St Icriw;a, iI v l ;tI-(Uppei I II tait the 1WR oy IlI - t l . 11 j ti r llid ill thlin ti' (at ite S111tt li 1 Z1t'lit. o %Iv IX or'( t!)ier:) t' t I t is xt e xt t(t (WI' f iftI' irotl n ' ?? n A,'l . i ti 'lI t .1 Ji iv (v ' ?? ?? frouI thew isladll I 4 ch~lt n:lme5. ci1 tht'ow so c ...

... . . . a, .. . ,. . X X- . - .- - I Two soldiers, named Hall and Morrison, were on the 96th July tried for a highway robberyj at the Stafford Assizes, before Baron Garrow, convicted, and ordered to be executed. They were prosecuted by a man named Read, a bricklayer's labourer, who swore that they knocked him down and robbed him of a shilling and a penny, in achqrvc-yard at Wolverbampton; on the ...

... AC CICUI. -TUII. AL a i ?? :lrI fl-a v.t-e >l untih of tbe Kinr'rllie A grirol- %ur:Ai A~-tir t0li 1t: pllcc (o11 .u:'ti'n'er. ott, '1 nesntl y last. Vr ,. ?? ha.r d al itf..3 l 3l111-.es of 3l eilangc tqu stvaltttes ,h .r . ; 1ca firutu l iSI! it Utin i1, LI: 5 ?? to the im- ' 0 I~; trn stl'lt ill the canitity ; idti ve' rce glad to say . ?? ?? ire;lc 'r ?? ie more conspicuous than oil tile ...

... 77*6d~'s~Post, . *L61N O.N,1. WIT) N D AY, A mr. ?? Flan~rt'rsaptiJ arrived t4is-mnor'ir ng, brinrgirrg Bras- p extracts froat thema Yesterday evening arrivid here an, Alde-dre-C.rtap at. tire Duke of W l~i~tiiunp Coming t-11tn thre Emrfilih llead-quarters, as; weli as aco iefom hm rvt diispatches. for. te it. His CGrrce the fltnhe or~ Well xgtrtratired att ,~aarnur ~lm diry befor -yestet-dav ...

... EDITOR OF THE CALEIJONTAN MERCURr. Sut-4he horrid and inhuman use of the axe in slaughter- SiR-The horrid and inhuman use of the axe in slaughter- ing cattle is a disgrace to the characteristic bumonity of thl! British nation. In Malta, the butchers use a long pointed two-edged knife or lancet, with which they penetrate the spine behind the horns, and the animal instantly falls motion- less to ...

... FROM THE ONDON GAZETTE WHITEHALL, JULY 16. I The Prince Regent grants to the Duke of Wellington the atoyal licence to wear the insignia of a Knight.-r-and Cross of the Royal Sicilian Military Order of St Perdhad and of Xle. e itt and also of a Knight of the Royal Siciliannurder of St Ja- 1buarius, %iven by the King of the Two Sicilies. CROWN-OFFICE, JULY 28. _ MEMBER returned to serve in this ...

... PIOLENT 870hji. , t].~~PUL,9JV7 S70,R~Jf aft L iT 5'2AI Tuesday afternoon, about six o'clock, this ci- I wywas visited by a tremendous torrent -of hail si and rain, preceded by several very loud peals of ! tbunder. D~urihthe storm, thie lightningi struck tI Xthe iron railing wilich incloses tie arl of w Moray's pleasure ground, opposite the north end! Of Charlote-street It passed on in an ...

... FRIDAY-AUGUSr 22. WATERLOO BRIDGE.-A general assembly of the proprietors and annuitants of this magnificent and useful work was held on Thursday last, at the Crown and Anchor, for the purpose of rais- ' ing a sum of money to complete the grand road I to the' Obelisk, and the smaller ones through 3 Oakley Street and to Stamford Street. The as- sembly almost unanimously accepted the propo- sal ...

... Wednesday'sk T~hursday's Posts. From the London Gazette of Tuesday. 7f'-IIS Gazette annonnces that the Prince Re- L gent has permitted the Duae of Wellington to accept andwear the insign3iaof ?? Grand(I Cross of the2%hilitary Order of St. Ferdinand and of Mcrit; and also that of.St. Jmnuarius, presented to hins by the Kinr'of the Two Sicilies. Mentber retmir-ned to serae it Parliamnent. ...

... ISLE OF FIGHT FESTIVITIES. COwES, AuGusr 16.-The regatta and sailing- 0 match commenced yesterday, under the most unfavour-- d able weather; notwithstanding which, 'a numerous and splendid assemblagei of Nobil'ty and Gentry witnessed b . the amusements, which consisted, in the first instance, a of a rowing-match, between the boats of the Gentle- men's yachts and pilot vessels, each containing ...