... -11covap-01, Colo. I -40- (From. tho 0 ?? des Cham6rbvs;) - Co5T5ANTINO]\E;,NON. 10. f ; Siultan nd biK Cbhurt and the Stand- 41 'ard of the ropiet still. remnipi at Rimii ' Tehijil, ,orii the Palee ofP Ejuba uand'tt is - tlionght tht he will not return id ?? ge- raglin till after the evacuation of Adrizsnople; ~ail Pnch4 and his numerous escort have em- harked on boaffhigatte to go toRassia. ...

... S S&pt $ uO-t0. l FROMI TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ANRUPTS.--WiIIiiw Denfiis,FUnIs- wotHants' ljien-daeX.-~JohO Bissell, T1ipton, C Stalloedishire, Nikev.-Jo n Wilhiams, Bristol, wool B IttdrapeT.-W1IhialfAl exhisJarrin, New Hofld-ttre0, MUMt 0x 4 ?? Gl~tsyir-4tr et,-Z ILondov, ?? Jones, Kidbrnoo, Kent, bay- d ?? Great ftusell-6treet, Burreandsey, Mdid- dlesex. liatb~ei ?? Dlurhami, Robert ...

... t i - = 1poftorrilps# RIOAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Y-WIr night's Gazette contains an Order 5 in Coun'ril, which declares that the conditions cn which Arnerican vessels had been perwitted to import into any ofonr colonies, the prodnre faf Amrerica, and to eaport their goods to any partof the wrirld, not having been in all respecte filletid by the '6rceniment of the United States, the privileges ...

... boN DUN, 4EDIVPSDA ?? XAUSUrST 31. 1825. 1'jtle French Poj telz of Suinday atnd Mloiday 'ec retVd. Th'le xltih)apl,3 statet of SfaEij aceins irno- ci ~ig~y o egag teir attentiofl. That lyletehed andis eipally to Chcalot i st, ri ti ra iddle to the Poli- ticil, 551 ?? cl ' re~rt't to the frientla of 11idtusrr-l l .t e~ tri!oils uf ?? oit H~is fstr Wh-r i~iq.t ijcee It itt thle tyranny; ot' ...

... Iauili 1 r0tapU iOft$. ?? iJtoile, d/tfee .%'irfttdatt.)/9 ! (.oXsTANCTINOLl¾ JU'Lt 3. seK t ' ills c'r trin t'hlt the Janisstaries have ' B' betti uttrpriscd by the energetic and sanguignary t em'res of the Suitab. .No or Snever, is the JL lno oi this Prince and his able ('ounsellors, t ~,ets Secul ?? the opituion that he will sac- a ~derlni't a great army onl the European system. ?? by,10d ...

... rnDolioiX, WlEDNESDAY, At'6UST 2, IV-). Tqe VI;tr- Pl'actls of Mpn!ffldy ?? cibnat e of .4iinkster.i in 1'ortilglI. Tl he ?? of' the di ilce U tjoyrr~ni~tit are enlel tp0 be ri', I distinlguished for r ?? n 'riersrthr ntd at rachnti to rho Wd their rl!pderati mr fitt ilu'ill cn't to the 1,O)rescrttiie tl csIstnt; ;nui to have been srlitett untder tile uiflcence rr ot' Sir C. 1' i I;t anti thr ...

... .11 ? ., ?? ?? .. .- I 0 I?ooto- I ,p !Dj-.PIO 'IWO 5--aturbap, ?? L , ,- . I I ?? tihresli ti.i 111 Cc ill(s Castano5 and Apdiaca i T i s ie bmy . olclerS vf tie (Council of Stlte, 1 ?? h:;ve shOW II aany lplleratlil)ol in tie delibe- r r:nifl] on tb? evellta in 1isbon. ( ouncillos l ~iwih eral Ef rro LaVt llr~pii~d the ii;]t'ileiit I- tegaseert tit tle I: 0t Mp:tiU requtrea th e turt ?? ]t ...

... | I SbUTHAMPPTON LADIES'B BLE ASSOCIATION. 9 I the rc leof- O)n Tuesday evening, a public distribution of el his Bibles and Testaments by the Ladies' Association, fe ned. took place at the Long-rooms, Southampton, the Rev. si has Archdeacon Grace, in the Chair. The Report was I at read by John Plumptre, Esq an: Dr. GOAcE then congratulated the meeting on the be- ample supply of scriptural ...

... l J ) -- LONDON, FRIDAY?, NOVEIMBER 18, 1825. TeFrenlcl Thapers to Wedniesday, anid Itheloief ji ednesday, arzrived In due course, but ?? barren of' intelligence. The Parisians ?? 'ao tie icanner in whichi thle presentatioln of Il.31 ~hvio tecolocubisan Envoy to our Coart, has been ned Cannot bear that it should be udeecoed a couilitle ecognitiotl of the independeleoc Of Ithat R1e- If oced ...

... LON ?)N, R,- FID-} . tI 'OBER 7, 1825. and, s p ai-ris ?? Of i'.lmidly and 'I ileda: Xrssaw r - ed * tr(iM the fkstrmer we leave given co u utst ,r crtali little politioeel iftioleationt, wisil tlic e ild ,f a short letter fro A IMadrid, wihich sa ates t :i. ncata c'f the seven unfortunate ;ranlortiIsis , s;,ss had filled the whole capital with indigna eo. trtlror. The news from Greecc still ...

... LT)N DON. M1oVN,'1, of OCTOB2R 10, If 2. Di ect -d pa-is ?? of 1Fridsay and Satui Ed. lean '1Stra tor; te~ ,ived It is stated in the Ef.oile that the campw itnai sati Baeyonne were to break up on the ?? ~ be coincluded, therefore, either that tht torni c, ion of Spain will not require an augment ?? 'f ni tbree, or that any intention of such r ag w,,1ld meet with serious obstacles in otle; ns ...

... 1To' 7/e PILNTElRS uf thel UA.IPl~lu TET.ELEGRAPff he' At the risk Of being thought a Wiseacre on ng Political lEconomzy, will yoen allow iuc a little of your &; valuable snace, to make a few observations on a sub- ly ject, wivich is now, unfortunately, of the most vital Iimportance to the whole community. I mean the secu- v, rity or nonsecurity of Banks. *d As this is a point which is ...