... E'Ve'allahal)'O & f,,tllrO , - . ., I FROM TUESDA}'S LONDON GAZETTE. FORE;GNTOrIecE, ASJGIVST 10. t V HE Kinior has beeti pleased- to appoint tile Hon. WVi11iam Temple (foxv Seeretary tO his MAjelty's Legation at the Diet at Francd- t a fort) to be Secretary to his i lajesty's Legation The K~ing has been pleasedl to appoint George Ha- nmilton Seyrnsoar Esq. to be Secretary to his Nuajcsty's ...

... Eag I 4.1 iUNpL | or 1ns9 UWEROYALE .GR- : iv E w ~ I N.:H n k P, ?? T1'e lint mjtrurlifnill cerenuuny, tile crrjioiittal t(, *mI the% silent toma of the remains o~f:the 'liivr~ hel atnd universally regretted Duke of lork, twok pleni, or). ar Sitturday. n U1[i'her'e wvere some alterations merle in the ofticiet cerenmoniql Ite Since it weissidued on Tlhursday nighti. Theyee ?? uekdteriUnii5 ...

... EMIGRANTS AT T1lE CAPE OF GOOD iHOPE. I _ 7 f, - e . I I fid lois-1isi VeVtracta ftron private lettefre' j~~ (promiacd1 in dr 'lst Pape) shear the depressed and veydpoable condition of the Entigr'asts is; the Co. Y. ldyektetp of' Good n1iope s tiC GOOlD Rork, ?? has not been in n_ miy powemr seater to givO yort an accone fth nls tr ett' e ti his colony, ; trod evetn now you must be satisfiral ...

... LONDON, V EDNESDA AY, JUNKE 9, 1 24. 'This morning vvere received ly express from Pails, the Etoiie of vesterday's date, vwhich gives an Ordihsccer of the King for the removal of m. de Cha. teaubriand from the Secretaryship for Foreign Afffirs. 'No ?? is appointcd, the Count de Villele hoiding the port-folioadi irnletitn. Previous letters from Pernibad led vus to expect sense change of this ...

... WVEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 18f27. !nts The Paris Papers of Sunflay andi Monday, are received. T'ey cntain ?? ielative to the progress of' the)llusisan ceampign. on the trontiets of 1 ing PJlersit. Tie mniin body of tile ltusmian Army was shortly to cross the frontier to attack the Persians, who td were concentrating their forces in Adherbijan Tlhe my heattof the cliniate-a disease incident to the ...

... ,lloUSE ok cU1MONS, .d - - I . . A }MDNE.'iDAY, Jideie 1., i Oil tle mltion of 1fr. t ?? Cornrmittee was appointed to iuqoire ints the ntimbei add state of naupier Lunatics aontired at the insta~ii e of thle different parishies within the counity o( Mifldlesex, duting the last threce years, distjngdgsliin the iiunbees con fied in each house of receitioiyi.-lfr. Peel gave notice that on tle th ...

... tofllut. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 187. The Paris Journals continue to be chiefly filled with the discussions in the Chamber of Deputies' on the law of the press. By the papers of Sunday it appears, that on the preceding day a division took place on an amendment tending to mitigate in a slight degree the severe responsibility which, under the pro- posed law, must attach to printers. The amendment ...

... O0. ott0 I~Dft%~Sf ~tf BIfA~IttlD, Sl'.PT. ?? ENIERiAI Mu(,NEiT foun(l so much l~rniolty inl re::bing1 jlarcelona by lbnld, that T he cnibarked at 'I'frr:g ona oil boarl a Irench G tssl. sin lmstttg three gh a village on his *dttr tpeljttee ylace, thc jithabi t, ts attauked biis ?? n they esralpcc wvilth the lost of only two 01o ?? Otlrcr. SCott after the Getteral'x arrival at Bar. eelora, ite ...

... TO THE WOOLLEN WEAVERS OF GLOUCESTERSHIIRE. , ., , -I Our fellow Workmlett of Bradford, lKeighley, and Halifax, in Yorkshire, who have so long been united in endeavouring to obtain more wages for their labour, or in aolier suoeis, emofe ofienecessaries of/i', which From the high price it has attained, the quantity of course must be diminished in every working man's fatntily ; they now see ...

... 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 ...

... WVEDNESDA1% AFRIL 16, 182S. ?? un CPre;s u le It zti d th1 fli ron ng.- The 1,rjisian ( e.t (;:IzfmI ot' the Dth instant, after giving, under thehlievd ot'St. Petersbargh, 20th I arch, tbe bpillenet ma(I the Iescript' the Emperor; adds: LT As s as the tijtu ;hior.s it' the defensive treaty fi przu e Z~rCot liI, , t1nO ?? to. be paid by fhe:2chib is incrtuscd, onl senr ot of thc hbretch of the ...

... HOUSE OF COMTI)ONS. nA.!flAV 4 -v, 9T.I A PScat number of RJONDAY, A 'uTuL 21.1 A great numberof pc. i 'itQns were presented tgainist the 'Bill for the $egula. I ot of Frieiidly 8ocicties. I Mr. B~irs~e .Uartin presented a petition front tite 'Trnlstees of a Tnjnitikr.road at Portsea, ))raying the Mouse to manle new regulations for pa ssing Turnpilp r Mlr;. Peel presented a petition ftro;n thc ...