... 'k 1 .Y X'WSCR. XPXIz i' , A m>5H 8P) .. .. . .. ?? P s.. Nlov .1-NI, YorkAN ?? 25, ald late9 P i~ F ,: is '.pers (if thle 2 i0th. 21 st, and 22d, arri- v cel Olis morninw. 'irle ilst. eetaii a ?? in- portlit article. it. is a Note delie ered the 12thl ?? i by the V'abinet of Madrid to the Al'ird Powers, Vh'ich St t^s. t(hat thley haie all onsenlted to ilterfere in the qilircel b ?? Spain ...

... LONDON , Sudurday, Auguust 8. MERICAN Papers to the 15th nlit. are re- ,9 ceived. They contain nlothing of decided im - stm ?? hbut much that is interesting in the present Witt of affairs in that country. fhe occupation of ;ewnacola. and the execution of Messrs. Arbuthnot I r r the whchchefy ccp nlid Armbrister, are t el1s C5hich chie5! OCGpy ! r tie p,,S of or tran's -tlanltic journalists. ...

... 'T1H E WF. ATH FI. i * ?? . W ?? *- IIQ t tbor coic- I jz a ?? coiweiitineet thltt iu 17 8, at ?? s- ?? ileriielY of nille hundred statrs fi-omi ?? preseti, te ueather vs ai estrenliely hot and dry all over lourope. ?? an felt So oppressite, that all tihe theatwes were fri cjot in Paris. Scarcely any rain fell for the space of it fiale. mon,(hs. and the spring-s anetl rivers uvere dl led up. ...

... LIOAJ)OX', satt-urday, August 22. A-LATI:IORE: Papers to the 10tb nlt. are re- eh ceived, containing intelligence from Washin- e- ;a, twvo days later than had previously reached us. ,1'jhe President was expected at the seat of Govern- at II;'llt otl the 15th. Don OniS had an audience of the Secretary at War, I blut no particulars transpired as to the objects of the iuierview. No doubt it ...

... J)qsTSCRI P T.- THIURSDAY's POST. LONI)D N, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 18?8. Pa H hris P'aper s oS th!e t Mlth arrived thiis mornlinlg S Although so many bratlches of the Royal Family are fruitless, there does not appel~ar at present any rea- son to apprehend itn extiiction. The DuhlheSs of Orleai~s h as presented then with ayoinag Prince. Tbis is bee third son, and third:assurance of a legitimate ...

... friotse LONVDON GAZE TTE, I Of SATURDAY, August 15. FORFm(N-OPFriCE, Au,*ust 15. rnIIE Prince Regent has been pleased to approve j of tile appointment of Air. P. E,. Schow to bie ?? at IlIfyrouith for the King of Denmaric and sorwva y. 13 IN R U PTS. -Thomas i ndsofn Finley, Whittle-hil l, t~tca~shire, cotl o ?? Bentley and James Beck, Cornbill, watch-rnaker. LONDON, SATURDAY, AVGUST 15. 'Thri ...

... l- W v~s :IP f ?? R' T~IURDN 'sPOST. \1, )CN ?( TU ESID),Y AUGUST 4, STIS. i'IOiM'L ATION ON 'A PA IRAME NT. HO ?? OF LORDS. ATtwenty minties before o ollr Davies 2a tnd Mr. swanv two )Merlebers of the H use of Cormons. aom ne by Mr. liashleigh, 1.1r..l M itchell, nid otiler O tI licers of tlc lho use, at- tlr at. the B Lr of the l -0ousc oi L ords, when the i'ivii mien wias prorogued by ...

... .MTAIg6LIOAL CONSPIRACV & IBIUCT1O' _ _ - I The Kist!,. on, th-A prosecution 6f G. L. ,Tuckett sq. V. Jas. BRowditch, Joan JotDiAcA T1, Wa. Bowu- eitoh &48aftrnaxll B01141t* ed owdtch, EesS Dt~~rBllen 1 (;ibThorns, Sansanah A lulraine, Thowa& Paut, and oia1net ei8i tife, Jta+e Mfarke, and Eliz. sell.-- 'j'Iis callse, which wvas one of the most imporatnt that ener ccurred il) thle history of ...

... Letters ftom India state that the opetrations to the North of the Nebudda, had been so entirely successful, tlat every thing ill that quarter was settling into a state el, perfett security ; and Sir ?? Hislop, with the M11adras iimlny, having no longer any enemy in frontt, was re- turning to thd south. In this movement, it was not improbable that he might fall npon the 1Peislihva, the onlly ...

... POST-' IS a1 THjURDAY's POST. LONDON, TUE'SDAY, AUGUST 11, IS18. of r1i HI formal autnollil[lref'lot of the evacnahilil of a the Frenich territoiry is reset rel for the fiat of,' thte Sovereigns at thle approlachiting Co)ngress at A ix-la- 1ttpelle. 'T'he meiaslire is, however, already agreed l itwon. atidi October h as been for sortie time designatedi as the 1period when it is to take effect. ...

... KINGSTON, June 20. Dreadfal affem.pt to Assa8sinate a Magistrate an& ?? Clerk qf the Peace, at Lucea. Exrtract of a Letter front Lucea, June 16. We bad a most atrocious attempt to murder one of our M1atrigtrates and the Clerk of the Peace on Fri- day last: They had been engaged in adjusting an ac- count between a man of the name of Donald M-Callum and a seaman, formerly employed by him, and ...