... ,DEpLORABLE SUPERSTITION. RnflrT rq. A\ CItI. I1 A. - -i- ., . IM .- ireat Solu~sivian AssxrSOZS-TAU OCTON, Aprl-4;A-T~lce Isof most 'aes ctoit o excited- by thin appearancei os on the names of three. feimales on thle calendar, onl a charge, under Lord Ellenboroutgh's Act, of mnali- Liously cutting and stabbing an old wdmatn, a reputed .es. Witch, with intent to murder her. The 'irafid' Jury, ...

... ,,rjvjv'o 1.111) VC-010. --dop- ThE PVRENEFS.-BDLLETJN. nifl operatitotns W1aiflSt Caditz are pur- * 1 ?? withvioui, The flotilla receives every /jda nwt cinfoecemeits. Since the taking of ?? Trdcadewre our troops fhave been constiti fly ?? the e~stablisliont.0 of batteis ?? o5lep si t. ?? of the ships of the enensy, as te swIB thle we~lt hichj he has near thp place. The sboe te ?? tn shese ...

... LONDON, i10NYDAY, NQVUSMBEi' 17, 18,23. The Proncs Papot's of Priday tittinuiicC the Ixct~lO itgit Madrid. fie i said to lia, be 'der ggce by an awo,. in a pannier, to thae place whoerheli :iil5'ervd. an itiprtndedl that biefore Ile died,. I .alkcdI pardon of thle Ring' antl the peopic This judi- cir I ssaessinati;on was rot1itititteil onl the 7thil inst. ThIt Ott Ls not tiore lirlnta table io ...

... * J*~o ;Isb* aulb VUeb Coto. PAIsM, AnRIL 3. ;t FH depots of the Spmauish ljrisolners , i France have received ordersto set ?? iln. to. ?? luns, to return to their own totsinty at cere I tain fixed times. These columns, amounting t in all to about 3,733 men, will have reached Bayonne 1 by the beginning of May, and will pass the frontier at i ,difercflt times as fixcd by their ropte. 6' ZA'TA , ...

... -- - LONDON, mlONbDAl', A1PJIL .12, 1824. The French Papers of' Friday, contain little news, The reduction of the live ?? is the most prominent subject in them. The Chamibers are still en- gaged in preparatory measures. *The Bmperor Alexar)- der has conferred the Grand Collar of St. 'Waldomir of the first class, on Marshal M-Aoncey. 'About a dozen t;eneral Oflicers who served in Spain, have ...

... CETAI' PIIOSOPTH AT QUN;.'1 lin the Arse Pabid A P Iilet ba~jtst appeared udr i'tleof cthae ?? Historical Fragment relative to her late ll1a)esty'zoc selfaa Qucp,;aIhtalemb,'th ato of whiolh descrikes~hipir, ?? I from sessed in her Mjsysbehalf, and wh sttscranequal be no circumstances, the knowledge of which hedeivd yro p d mixk~ ?? cof1identip1it na iacm nesIl'arti i'l the wifth a14etter ...

... HOUSE OF CO.\iMuN?. IMIONDAY, MlAY 3. The House ?? this dauy. In the courpe of the evening a very grat mu fluber of Petitions were Preseuted, relating to vare6os subjects a' prat proper ?? of them were connect&d wtith the IIiijes an; Skinn Bill.-Mr. Brouqhoai gave notice *f a motion fbr the 27td; relative to the cace of ilr. Smith, of Demerara ' I%'ir Joaes Mlfackintosh tool;-b: opportiziity ...

... LONDON - - FRIDIIY, XAE 7, 13824. ered 'Jle Paris recipeiisvof Tuesdly inn roeic'd. the eak- Thry bring fuller contradictionls and explamitions of ' vwlho the reparted appelalrance of' ]rincli ships ois the c-east of th r in- llrilil. The plan for the redrction of the Rentes pro- ma y to ceds in ,tthe Chalnber. Thle 1diciaeteur of Bordeadux % rJ ed it co l~tinas the folling inteliigence of the ...

... lr.171f!? . ?? -- 'toyamazes' Mt ? ., ?? I, VT imz'vwtu?qy 0? fjot O. I FiROM T'GESDIAY'S LONDONX GAZETTE. F ANKRfTPTS.--Jaumles Flinn, Liver- pool, eartimre (Ir eaier-Ain, Tytherieijh Powil, tf l.rfameslmry, VN i1t4, ?? Rtickards is Novkoiarkat, i,, alter.-diehlgA Cr,.'wird Saniderson, C Parhr-street. lajduoj.-w . I'hillips, Bristol, uen drLralr. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - 'I HOUSE OF ...

... ,PERSONAL CHIARACTER QO LORD BYRON, Lord Byron's.adlreti sis't6e mosttffatbleanid courteous perbaps ever ,een his 'nanneir, when in agood'humour, and depirous po being well wjtli his e guest,:were winnjngi-fast/natn'g in the etrenie, and f' though bland, still. spiritedi, is with an air of -f'rank- ners and gpnerosity-qu6 Ities in which he was- cer. tplnly not dedicent, He was opese to a ...

... ) Attihree o'claok ofi Sunday morsintg, tthe most 5O° indescribable alarni and confusion prevailed amnongst the )d inhabitants of l'lcet-strect, occasioncd by one ot-f the dlargcst and most destructive fires that have occurred fotr some years back. The watchman of St. Bride;'s perish, whose estation is on the south side of the street near es Jridc's passage, oppositc almost to Shoe-lane, ...

... 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 ...