... /j 9~1 9Rgo': -, , 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ 'V 4 A 4 f |, t i S i i 4 6i2 | g l 44 more note hat are .~r. we011. 704oT.e If the f ,~ 1~Th~ - ~ ~ i;lf HiAi Wj wg !y ?? gu*, * w ?? t ;~ ~ e 4h'dpy lo4i~ ft An o is4 i ?? ae51~ fke@hf' a >i3't@A ?? Lis fl brougwnthe Iatted Mr- herop youWe.rer; and to a~ll tie. Queen, ?? ieo uier >:}iengt-com- ierteofl lie, I ?? upon whiat dea yodgeceam was notgnbytett i, ...

... Mhe ¢ODRNING CHRiONICLE. ~~ ~ '~T~i~wee~e, yeqterday:recqived art of our columns. The sentimhents proffered on this in teret; ipgoce~asn ~bea 4-WA A'h!HItdy hfitecdst; Ind tf fft~e i'e ,*baal~tFVW& gp.clrcut Ac~ii'ed r eR la to ephai e teirvlue I'e want- ~~fcop~~pFeywtsusfo - ading.mr remarks. - ?? 46ryed~Jast, night,-from which, -eex-, tac t the: dlowing afticler spectlhig: Iss -bfgT 0 ...

... OPWNING OF TME SPANTSH CORTES AND ?? i. , KING'S SPEEC I Ei*ery-p Seporatin hadhbeen tnadefoe the opening of the Cirtes on, $un~iay the,9th of July,, and the Kionghad fixed the hour fber ten.in tshe mrnoining. His Majesty at that hour left the Palace, . accompanied by the Qaeen and the other Princes of the Blood, I attended by a most magnificent escort. The King and Queen 'were received at the ...

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... DOCoENS LotWRseIa42r Whiti~- rued-Tia. *e ...

... REVOLUTION IN NAPLES I;.stract of a letter datet Naplesi July fith, to which the irriter sas added, a day to be for ever remembered in history : ' This letter announces to you no less an event than a change in the Government of this country. You were before aware of the discontent existing in the praWinces, on account of the impo- sition of the Fundoria, and of the little esicouragenlent ...

... UNtITED PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. M1onanrla. July 17. CRIMINAL LEGISLATION. Thie Varquis or Lnteenowx, on moving tl rlird reaii the Private y Sraiiing Bili, coinmenrifed oil 'e pre p isv of ci peabing a Btil, wvir ls had ?? a long limne been a dearl Litter oa tle Slataite Book, an'! whieh instead of a; -;g p) 'll3icen1 alo coiure ofl jitice byvdeterring prosecntors troni tit ringiiig ?? ...

... AIXI 4Ni UM11AINITT OF THsE BANK! l tie men Who slth;i ade at the last exe;nt ion ,,as ilm wal a 1elltion of the celebrated lr. Pa~ly. pie as ehmalilrly hard, - ndi his treatmenr, in our tferl, slittill aihle. In the January Sessio us at the ;, i hi e as put to the bar on a charge of uttering f'O rY ; hit ?? flied tlte Citimel 1,,r the prosecu- CCommrnelzd nis .specli, wmim Paley ittterrupted ...

... I SUBSTUlYITUTE'S FORn COTFEE. I _ Sm,-In yo,:r paper of Sunday last there is a w('i Wrinten lette-, addcressed to Chlief Baru ibcLarels. on ?? suspect of my trial in the Comrt of Excheqluer a fc wee~k past. 'Tlw wvrier, libowcer, iII culequctilce Qf having beena mi.led by the partial and incorrect reports in the dai jl paferS, hts fallen into e conviderable error ; :and it ;gr tte purpose of ...

... THlE EXAMINER. -- LoNxliON, JULY 23. '1't1E ?? in Spain has been succeedeid Iy a R'evc- ?? in Naples. We thought thiat Protssia would go next and conless ve wvere not preparedl to look for Naples, till alter several other examppes: for tile people there have such a (livine climate and soil, can live so cheaply, and have sucli a relish of their mnere existence, that they will pitt up ?? twenty ...

... PARLIAMENTARY CORRUPTION I ?? foilrcwing Petition Nas presentled to tie Coin- rtti nn ott the 1o5dilt ' TMrC. Bright , anti the motion fbr itS| IrKIc-etitctn Secolidred by Mr. 1obliottse. I r. Lteshilglrtosi hovwever maststilled ihat it conme withlin the tlds'ctiption of wi Election Petiltion, ;aid nilght to 10have been pretented ill tie psriccd allotted to such Ptiliotsn. It was then thrown ...

... FRANCE. TI'e Msnileur of the 15th says, Several Journals have an- nnonced that M. Bttrtolomo Pergami had set out from Paris, where lie biad been seen in some public plares, to proceed to i,cdon. Tile passport of ?? was vsiedal 'or Rome orn 'iVedilneday, at (ihe Prefectelre of Police, as well as those of all the Italians i1n the stuite of the Q *eet of Egiland. SPAIN. MAomin, Jo r.v 6.-The ...