... I- i-1QCOGDP S11IGIATITOP to thee CAPE of GOOD 110 PE. ! {art . - S N i .(JF0'iCIAL CIEICULAR.) The frilowing circuIats has beeU addre5sed to the par- ties whOse lists of tl'e individiUals entiouged to proceer e witt them at settlmrs to the Cape of Good hlope, hare bieva approved of by tlre Coloni Id IDepartiterit:- i l)s)rriitrg. st red, rIrdon, Sot it *:et. IM P. SIR,-I am directtil bv Rarl ...

... IoSTSC'RI-P:T. >ON DON' TU I4:Si)A M OMT.I,9. V AFlauder? MZal haas arrvidtW0 s morn , sj,,gd Pap~eta t0 wite .7:h ts An article rnIlu Li ,1r , date~l 7 16th, i- sa. a!n cxpwarss arrived to-dov al ]$lest 2 , S2'b lli;-ue, v , iatelf~terueu sof the (Ietti ol' lrst t ival H i blnes5 thc k)ttcttes52 Dttoagrer okf Itronbso ieka.tl 'e 'ave r~ecenetl Pa sPapeys of IFtd natl Ii Stdd las 'lie ...

... POSTSC It. LOND)ON, TUFlS \ Z0Z.. 'j'; ' >IID lGazetteS anoil l;1Atix Diivies tot l'2it . 'Ni jtlust lninol i, bave reached i to-(ilaiy ley 1,iiri; tilse preVitms ilitce ligelice or lie i eit lewer a' d&(e its tip~~ltilste *It ( ilit. 'lsiere Jo hew whiih Ilaid so aIU~ u dcla i iolud Ile I\|lZ~i,,ocurrd, Z~ilici h~n Sl IUt'l; ai'nil~ei il PJ r -e~ jt,,5 {u~ t leBdard ofl' lileifil I~tud ...

... PRINCF U0Podin'9 Ytto;R TticR..t:, Hillncv rtno 7onnln _i:1_I Ifis RoyaIi Highness Prince Leopold concuded liis visit at. Chatsrwth onl 'tmIrstday Iast Old rrOl n . tberc with his siite ibout 5 r'cfock oii the preced .a ing Friday eveleilng, 11 is Rovif iwl dess vI escotd| Uby the park keeper aI o selit Srintsct of his -G;'{u-e, the Duike of Devonsliitt arseh' Ji; to th e ducitl; I mansiou, ...

... lahMw--Q9Z. r Tuesdav's Post. . iG~~~TtON ~~~ABE2TE, ~~~~aTV4Itt)A, 06r tt. Tlls Gazette cooaaaiaa~ loyal Addresset transm~ittedi Ti* Viscoun- Sidamtauthti andi 1JosCOntrd by laii Lordstvip te his Roytd Higfirles~ thea .Parince'Rhe~eaa, nlwo~ta '-s I'leased to rcceaive the KI~ne very gaciasy t'iz.:- Vroan, the Iuhtabir~auli~ of the Iftwialtredls a l'tk lieailt, atid Littel and LessnIess iaa ...

... Sktkh of tAe brilliant Spenclh of Mlr. Phillips, I the celebrated Irish orator, at the recent 1 meeting of the Gloucestershire Missiontary Soeietlys held at Cheltenham . . i. -\ . I - , .- .. ..r . A .1.n -At a liffli like 1lisi, perkaill'. wreit fthe infidels abroad, a auid Itat he fi~ei't & thle dibbleieveri -driutplt in their blasplItaIly, it (Whdsaaf 11he liomifbie chfi~itiui to erfigl ...

... RIQT IN GUILDIIALL ON TigE ELtOIQK OF THE I LOlLD MAYOR. .. ..,..s. idi After the business of the Common Hall was over, the eei Lordi Alayor returned to the Court of Aldernlen, and Lw( said fie had some business of importance to communi- to 8 cate. flisLordship then stated tiat the Riots iu Guild- rac hall on hJ ichaelnmas Day, and th6 conduct was so lsi- thu proper in some iudividuals, by ...

... ASSESSED tAXtIS..- ' !~o . i . I . .. LUSEIINt;ON..2yE T{fiMrIION IS A OF ¶1AXi, F3or CUIDANCE Or 'rit SUivitYr~liS rltr DE NnlCir. GENTLMErN.-1 atnm commanded bv tile Lords Commissiorers of his M Jresty SFIreasury to acquaint you, that they ha& had uuder their c~oilsidriiation several representations, eltin.; forth the inconvenience and vexation likely to arise iioin the cdjnstruction given, ...

... j. - iscutpT . . J_;0NnD0W, TUE'SLIM OcT. II2. p[F M Al XN Papers bromht b3 the Ihail mh'tgh Mai. | I arriveil tlfi lllori~l soklstanc e ot h f , Iitwrli e~tivees ?; Nli towns 11141 Dvitt tstUI', lid o ~tilcftittetwtrtdrsh-trIitien, lultI,~l fllo)zeublelrt,' tlt{~e'^ has't~g partictpitiid ill t1If d-eiatotraite zintri . '8 \ tave ieceivve§ t~the 4ist PtipetDS Ul -Frirlay anrf 4W tliidly nilt- ...

... NATIONAL IIA1IT.S; Thre following nuimlitg intanrrrce of' Natialinal Vabj(I i, tnkeir frotir D(sdro'eire 'Fottr through Greece- 'I fie Idi.dar of' Adliens wyas very tirprerts Iir in-0derustfid's I f Im leave tireripay jrsinciiii 5, &C-- After eaperet etittn Iiii. t icroefra revilti-~Is am trot thu itraritary 'urk (says tire itt-Iron) a redliculhrrs circurir~tistan at ftugsthi ...

... Ttjr?, r)jyXr, or WtLLMOTO*-T. . . E On -londay nmorning tile Duke of Wellington arrived ill Bath fromn Earl Bathurst's sent near Cirencester. .r- Ihe intelligenice vas no sooner become public, than ( Od crotwds asseibliled to obtain a sight of this illustriops 8 ;:e tartior. Hi is Crace's stay being blulited only to a few L hours, lie lo5t 110 tihe im viewing the various places o[ anusenilelt ...

... S~,'V HI)AX AND SUND)AY's POSTS. Lo-,)ON', S8.iI17RPY, OCTOBsER 23. Oci iIEDotch oaes(f tile 20th, which arrieed this plet iaoal~lelonntaite the op efiina(t' of e SE esidoni of' 11 a i ;sa en ealoii of the Net herhinds, at. thle I haete, mna tie vltl. The Rtolad Speech was delivered by3 (',lll rifi s the dleath of the DtIplhess of Birun awick, Fri isteur ta tlae 1\illg cf thle Nctlierfivtids ...