... I IMr. CLJ h tYs Y IIAL LTEYGE: to. Mfr. 1IU-1NT; At, tietclofe of the poll for A effninifter on Satnrdhy, Mr. Cleary came forward upon the huflings and'addreffed the' fpeclators on the fubjed of a letter which he had t written to, Mr. Hunt, which lettcr ]'vr. Hunt unfairly t reprrefited on Friday'; it related to fonie particulars abour . the fnien of Derby, and- Hunt obferved th'at it ...

... LONDONT, MONDAY, JULY 6. I ~~TIIE K.VG's HElL TIIII. f fi Tirw following bulletin was exhibitcd at St. James's J 1Palarce, yestcrday:- If Wfindor Castle, 7uly 4. ri | ' His 'Majesty has been very tranquil through the last h month, arid continues to enjoy good bodily health, but his a Majesty's disorder is undiminished. b e ARRIrV,9. of Princess ADELfSADE 1SININWGEN. h . n Information having ...

... *?L?reUaneou?, t j k theattentionnofrone of the 'entries sationed un-the Pagoda Bridge, in St. 'asnes'e Park, was attracted by two females i whe were crying, conversine, and shaking handc with excli other, and appeared in a very diP'reased conijition c He took uo further notice of them, and marched back- w yrard and forward on th-e bridge, till at lengtil he.saw 1 'them`ralute each other aod ...

... LONDON, WVEDNESDAY, JULY 8. - BY the official account of the .produce -'of the last' quarter ended on.the 5th July4 of the. eorresponding quarter last year, together with the account 1f the whole_ ryduce of the revenue for the two yeasA viz. the' year ended .5th July, 1817, and the year ended 5th July, 1818,-it appears, that the increase in tile year is 2,046,6691. and the increase in the ...

... .9ULL SCRUTI.rlr.. Id- n| The scrutiny hlas been proceeded in throughout the *t week.--On u Monday last, the d4sSCJor (Mr: Nicollj, U' informed the Court, that he had revised the decision given by him at the commencement of the scrutiny respecting freedoms obtained by persons whose names appeared on the burge's books; and stated that it ss was his' intention to proceed upon a differeht system, ...

... *LONDON,;TiESDAY, JU-IE 30. y1 TqF offcial statement, contaiing the result of the nlong negotiations at Paris, and b' othe successful anid effectual mediation of the Dulke of Wellingtin, rbgad- y ing- the private claims of ftireign subjects on. the Govern- I'!lpt of France, has at length appeared inlithe reinch journals. This.Convention- bears date the 2ith April, 18 J , mn4 iS signethi time' ...

... WINCHESTE R.-SATURDAY, Jidy Is. Mr. Justice .BU11ROXIC.S having gone through .tbes calendar,' proceeded to pass the awful sentence of death fipon tbe followtinjg persons,colnvicteddduring the assizes., for bouse iireaking, cattle stealing, sheep and' hborsec slealiiig:-XWiflinm Cooper, John Collier, Alexau&t -Fabian, James Carter, John Biddlecomnb, James Pink; James Holdaway, Thos. Ayres, ...

... BRITIS}I and :FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. na Tbursday the 2d inst. a very numerous lietling of members and friends of this institutioig was held it Freemasons'-Hall. The room vas crowded by twelve o'clock with ladies and gentlemen, of whoin'the former constituted the great majority of the company. Pro- fessor Pictet, of Geneva, M. Cnvier, of Paris,- and several other foireigners of distinction, ...

... LONDON WIDNESDA4Y JULY 82.. -j - I ., The latest accounts from St. Helena continue to te- i 1 tion the circumstance of the sailor. makinghis qay to the residence of ltuonaparte. It was, also -reportedos . the island, that in conseiucce of reipreseneatsewn from Pi Napoleon, or fromn other ircumstances, he would Vt shortly. quit Longwood, and reside at Mr. Leech'sl *e fann, wvhich had been, or ...

... EXPOSITION of the COND1UCT and PRIN.- I CIPLES of the ADVOCATES of ANNUAL PARLIAMENTS and UNIVERSAL StCF- IM AGE. I~. -I~ - .. .~ . 1 A.Peck of Mr. CANkmcN, ~at. the. dose of the .Ekectiq7A for Liverpool. 'r tive. Search the r~cords W. iftit 4i'ah -fnd ilimaenge insapurtaice, but'af fuech 'vanriounss claral~e'r, atione rnent and of-gIory+-AWe haic,'*ithiin this plieMcd~ihi6, ad war-cacc-mwar ...

... NEW !CHURURES AND CTHAPELS. in Th a'l Tlie lte Act of Parliiament, fr jikdr;awnd pro?- ing .lfing the ut ing of a1ditionol churche.s in populou's .,3l pd-riihes.' eructs, Uiat ruiks and reilations are to be. n' fore by isioiers for theil Keneral pxroreed- ing ings, *ind thS (ne to fix and,sipecify tbe lagest amount. ; e allowance to be granted foi buildiina atyvclitrqli 'b try blt si4el. ru ...

... LONDON, WEDXESDAY; ,L £I -- .- £: ,t, ON Sunday evening, about seven o'coik, the retinlije of the Prince and Princesswof Hesse Hmb. urg arrived in three carriages frouimBiighton, at Dyer, and at 'the their Highnesses came in aan open carriage, under a sAlUte from the guns at the heights, and the huzzas of a va st concourse of spectators, who'liad been waiting sonie hours to greet their ...