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... 'Millburgi). Su MIijor-Geteral John Vincent has been appointed th gov ernir of ci mbai ton Castle, in the room of Major- t (Con. Ferier, deceaved, to Onl Tbir ti (flV night a fire broke out in the Castle, ev which wns hi appiily got under without iloing ninch da- mnage. It wvas not far distant from the powder inaga- zine o adll the cunsequences inmigt have been awful, from the quantity of ...

... I *- .. .. . . t _ _ . _- __ _ di 'lre ?? is a copy (f his IMaijesty's Answer to re ltie Addiress of both 11-Isus of lParliamnent, on the _ Lords Cotisrmissioners' Speech onn the opening of the Session Tlhe Answer was delivered to the Lords by lord Liverplool, and to tbe Comnmeons by the Hon. F. r t Robinson, Chancellor of the Exchequer, onl Tuesday esvning _ sc I thank you for this dutiful ...

... E _-n 7r7- - GN- -t Iu |FROM'I 'PHIE F ORElJGN .JOUR ?? WaeIir; for it liti~t !lot 112 (ltiVltillWeI tillt, plev4-LI Al to tills IW rii) L, it-, LivtAivs SuI eit IItlIIIiltI)IIit 11( uw l I, tllS N12re 5711n11 ot tlhV 1111124 radionll ;L1111 u1 i'gI --ic-d ii div idlotlt is t ti kioi glil0l Ii 1122 5D ;Isiill1tm,til-illof' tile ?? b-'s 4c' t II-- .11 rt'jiv-eitt the p-lace fa olultriigll us ...

... NIPI EE A.,11 IC I J fJ''EL- CORONATIO'4 01 ?? KItG or 1ttANCi'.-A Com- j mirsioti has bvn fIiplijtiltd, ?? g o1f the Arch- i: hishop of Vihoim;, tue Minister of the Kini.'s ;'ii c- 'l 1:ol(, and the1 1 irondli t (IC l: , the jl.1i ldaolt oir thc i Mcna s lPiwisirs, to n ul k t!:c ii;ci p i;.cpiartilais Oor c 16is *\1 ety't Cirmo:lltioa. '1'ic ltiel !I:s set out fol }'he1irr'. - Ce Iot it'i ...

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... . . - - . . .. lVe alive recrivel a file of' the CtaricaS papifi-e, .:Ii ( C;,tiinibimiiiii, tol tho 1(th Fel. cooltiillilig the ctie'iai IY, of' the Et'oxctitive to tile Colonibjitnl (Clnigr , iJpcIl til i alseolillbly of' that body on tie t.d Janl. Th is decul icnt tit is of great interest. tn Gutteril Santidtiniir, tie Vicc- Prsideifi t, il whose (I ; namll, Iduring the aibsoillce ot of ...

... To thes EDITOIt of t/ae A 1f1I:E).LEN JOUIRt-AL. C I I UIICI 1>.1 PAI t 0lr:. SIR. Sni: - ,~I that your correspondent, A Friend to the C li ureh,' 1u prcferred prcsmItill, L's wit tile ktter which ,pleared on lVedncsilay last in your coltnHlls, to giving us one of his onr. we are lcd to conclude that ice cnnsi- ders it at least equal t anry thing he is eapable of produc- ing o0 the subject a ...

... C e observe ih) soine of the Frenclh pipers great anx- iety to have it believed thalt there arc no political objects Lr connected Vibth the meeting of Foruign l\jinistlers at rel Min ; this anxiety liad tie efifct of persundin, peeople eca il general that some political views are really enter. t tained by thoe Coutillental powers. tin Accounts fromn Naplcs of thte 9th, contnined in tibe hil ...

... C: ~ .4. -,- , T'he qisestirmi of Trelairi vil w be one of thO Iirt, we e irazlermandiii, -orhinittedl to the Consliderationi of PilnrI-lill r urea t upon it-. incati ng. Ourr ra'zrer's pnroablly lire nnt , generarli awsoare tint tlrc Ircihl Comni ttee whinch was ripprointid last session Tareinains undlissolvedl. It will consequently resume its sittiuigs ; and wve suppose sirch u papers will ...

... oliaellalleattz articles. Fam- The remains oft Weber are to be deposited in their narrow home in a manner creditable to this en- lightci1nd country. A Committee of Professors and others is making arrangements for a grand funeral pro. ceslioo. The deceased was a Roman Catholic; tis body will be carried to AMoorfields Chapel, where Mozart's beautiful Requienm will bc performed by a choir, ...