... Notice ic hereby given that his 'Majesty' will hold a Levec at, Clrhon House on NVednesday, the, 25th fist. at two'o'clock. Notice ls hereby given that his Majesty will hold a Drawing , oom at Buckingham Palace on Thursday, tbe eith Instant, at Awo p'clock, Yesterday the, Lord CsuNcEsioo, the Earl of LivEUPoOL, Viscount SeMbOUTH5, and the Mlarquess of LoNDONDoRIrTj had aU. 'diences of hus ...

... [FROM THE IODNITEUL.] 'CoNSTANTINOPLE, JULY 50.-On the 28th inst., two days after the expiration of the eight days fixed by the Emperor Alexander, as the peremptory interval of delay, Baron Strogonaff, not hav- ing received any satlsfaetory answer on the part of the Divan, declared that hfs mission was terminated, and demanded from the Reis.Effenli passports for himself and those attached to ...

... ?? ;RE-T1ENCHMENT' (FROMs A SUNDAY PArPEF) T Oe~ollowing is an oiitline of hte plan for carrying into effect a general systenn' of economy in the various civil departments of phe State. It Jhas origiriated in the Treasury Department, and *tbe Idiffer~en other civil eqtablishmientc, have been ralled upon, by rnciaielctilarR, fo revise their respective departmnents, and new nsedel theni ...

... ROYAL CQNDESCENSIOM n (FRMX LlrAXcZ TMWR0A1 1- We have much pleasure in publishing te floissg aaccount of his Majesty's condescending and ami~la ' conduct towards Commodore O'lrien, of Cilrul, a , hecalls himself. This is the little marinerihd, latt r, summer, traversed the Shannon in his little schoonerf g frve feet keel, which be managed in the most seaman- like mqnner, and who on that ...

... NEW rXP1W N T. i I t F P ATBW RXPBPDII0A TO AFRICA. H.: is.MAjesty ?? his desire, a shoyt time since, that an expeditian bould..be formed toQ explze ;erzaia pirtsof =Hca,.:.which border upon Egypt. '.The.idea was suggested in consequence .of the. 6uccessful e- Arches h f .M..Bizoni in the I lter country- but!the objelt;.of thepresetexpedition is Of.a different..charac9- ter fraom tbe.pursuit& ...

... .: -BERM UDi4. f ?? Or His 31XCicELiCYcv TM E ?? TO. THE 'HOVSE of .aSMBLY. The . oternor ?? in: Chief takes the first op.- ortopity', affordedijim-yth'e 'MHouse, of' As6mbiny,-o makiow- a4th instant-, adiressed. tehis1Wajsty-aiid.Jthopih Lthe As. sembly haie not thought proper to entrst him with tjae charge of for.warding thq same tothie Throneet the OoveFnot aisures tbe House,i -hfie shel' ...

... L 0 ND O N: FRZDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1821. In another column will be found a continuation of an article on the'policy of England at the present crisis with respect to Greece. Our Correspondent has in- serted an extract from a letter written by a Gentleman long resident in the Levant, in which all manner of ob- jections are stated to the plan for rendering the Greeks independent, and then proceeds to ...

... oRNANGfiAM. An attempt wae made yesterday by a contemptible set of bigots, to disgrace the ipietropolis with an Orange procession exhibitional, On Sunday morning, three suspicious looking fellows were observed by an inhabit- ant of St. James's-square, withinthe raili:ig, and one of them, who was partially stripped, appeared to be in ki the act of throwing himself into the water to reach the la ...

... UDUCATION AND IAf'NTaNCE OF THE CGHIL. * .! - DREN OF THE POOR. - | mssnixox; Seer. ?? the zeaoiq eand phllanthtopic eier. I dons ofJ. Mordtock and W Allen, lEsqrs., a Scbool 'Asis:a- I itionon thefolio log ?? Is 'to be '.&stabliged In'bi nreafi this i town. The necessary fund, 12001., is already s w&`cribed- To i 6hew how desirabe such a scheme Is, 71ve only 20 obsere, that the number of ...

... .- I Vistr , Nov. 3.-After a delaiof seieral days, thepostlfrkmni- Constqnqin+lie, with the. letters ef the ]Odh of Octobert, hap arrivea,and theintelligence it brings is'in eyery respect agreable to the. fripaids of .peace. The..6ranqiiljity of the capital iaV constantly preserved tbough the assaoe of Asaatic troop6 p thte Mika and: die baii~ie continue 'without interrupitoo.' Tb'e.Jp~es of ...

... 7Ti,7FIIMOnNING CHIRONICLE L OND 0 N: . m1oyDwr, DAorzoTxx I9,lm. We received at a late hour last night the Paris PIapers . 6F Wedhesday and Thursday lait. The following are extoct : CHAMBER OF PEERS-Tusvair, Nov. M P The Address ththe K&o was unanimously agreed to without lat 'dsussio, aind'a grand deputation of 20 Peers was appointed to ce ?? ?? G ::C1IAMBIEI OF DEPUTIES, WDSinii YT. NWor. ...

... JAPLA?D. 'tFRto.THE DeaLtN JOUIRcAL, ;At65455-,.] That poverty is the main cause of the turbulence in the south dl Ireland is pretty evident; bitt there Is alo another, arising Prn dissolute men roaming in the country, stino take advantage of the weakness and irritation of the unfortunate to enable them to plusider the wealthier part of the community. -The distress of the labouring class, in ...