... SP 01;AENCLAND 3T'TIl-E PISOSENT CRISIS role cyWXTII 1ItSPECT TO0 REECE. tceiuedfr(m the Chronide f Tuesday Iasi.] But supposing England to remain in this state bf a ?? will Russia, enterprising, ambitious, and power- f~ Russia remain quiet all this time, devoid of policy or feelig?- Will the Turk retain his power, or the minds of men, now so fast opening, remain stationary alli this time ? If ...

... ;,o OPRNI- 'Geiht Me-rOg i ?? btedied1 p~ my), and te w ene. Iat alacrity di playetdin all. A spilit ej emlslstll an usetul in all professions, is raost particularly essential' to the perfectiosi of art. 'I caution you, Gentlemen, against too great a reliance on that genius with which Nature has gifted you; It is by perseveres ance alone, and not by natural talent, that you will be enabled ...

... M1~fNtSTERIAL GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OF SAaTvsAlO, Aco.' X5, 182I.-It is 'not possible to describe the demonstrations of joy with which the people of Chili celebrated the news received of the liberation of the capital of Peru, ac- complished by 'the valour and wisdonm of General SaN' Martin. At two o'clock in the afternoon aof the l3th instant, arrived the first notice communicated by' the ...

... ZIMA.A 91911tRlAt EXttRAORDAtT GAUTTI OPCXML StSANTAGOo, Aup, 14. LON6.LI1VE OUR (ROUNTR-SI-6hLONG LlrlATl1j6 CH-llN !NATION! -THE FREEDOM OP PEtU, Tvtg SttPRE3lI DWRICTOR, OF TD3 aIPURLC 50 Nze XAt , FELrOW CiTluzsaes-What days fqr Chili are the 13th and 14th of August, 1821 I What days for the freemen of Peru, whe have just recovered by the sacrifices of this heroic nation thb august ...

... 1p4AY49 PAPIRA, P-o4ss Dsc. 16. ROYAL (RDONNANCLR.. it Lots$, &c.-On the report of iur Ail' fe~re rypf State for the Home Department: Wishing to recosdpetlse the zeil which Dr. Ballyihas Pant- fested at Barcelona, in devoting himself to the study and treat- ment of the contagion which spreads its ravages there, hae have ordered and do order as follows:- 14 Art. I. The Sieur Blsl, Doctor of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT op GARAT BRITAIN ANYD IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FzE. M3. the Arcbbishop ofeANT2R1JBURY presented a Report of the Commissioners for Building New ?? to be printed. The LongituIs ill was read a second lime, and committed for to morrow. Adjourned till to-morrovr (this day). 'HOUSE OF COMNMONS. At four o'clock tihekowce proceeded to balloor Comftitteed to try the merits of the ...

... f L 0 N D 0 N. . ATURDAY, APRIL 79 1521. .The Courier is mightily jocose and flippant on the subject of the threatened insurrection in Greece, isti- gated as it is, and supported by the legitimate power of the Emperor of ALL THE RUSSIAS! The plot which threatens an universal war, presentstO the Editor of The Courier only matter for wanton and unseadon- able mirth. H7e calls for particulars, as ...

... Growe LONDON GAZETTE Jf Fel. 6. Tttei &f tnvng Addreisser1tve l en transmitted to ViscOunt. stdmouth tone of his TMiajesty'sPHncilpal Secretaries of lState:- From the. Freeholders and otlhir Inhabitants of Claphamn is the einnfy of Surrey, anaits-vicinifty; fron'-the Mayor, Alder- eT( men, Freemen, and other Itaabitants of the Borolgh -of, He!- ?? 'ston' and Its vicinity, in the county of ...

... THE MORNING CHR(NCIE. o L O NND ON: SA TURDAY, MAICR 24, !-i2I. 0 0 An express arrived in town yesterday- morning, o bringing a copy ofa notice alleged to have S'een posted 0up on the Exchange at Paris, in the afternoon of Wed- o nesday last, by order of M. RRoy, the Minister of o Finance, stating that an engagement had talren place on o the 7th inst. between the Austrians and the Neapolitans, ...

... To Tml EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sil, Trinity College, Alarch 24. In consequence of an advertisement in the Cambridge Paper of Friday last, from the Archdeacon of Ely, requiring a Meet- ing of the Clergy in his Diocese, for the purpose of taking into consideration an Address to the House of Peers against the Bill now before Parliament for removing the Restrictions on Roman Catholics ; ...

... TO THE EDITOR. Sivtr-The following quotation from the speech of Mr. Joseph Marryat, in the House of Commons, .on the 9th instant, places the pending question respecting the Timber Duties in a striking point of view; and shews, in the most convincing manner, that the British Landholder is as deeply interested as the Ship owner and~ the C~lonis in protecting the British Colonial'Timber Trade:- ...

... ' ?? TYAN-D MINORITY woz iD >pZsr o cu FOP TlBE AMnL di' F 4O .L, v tAL 1 .if 9 TA $ES 14. MA . 1JORITY. ?? Alledi 3. ; - enlsonW. 3. - MAnneeti,-lnd . tttBWR. H. Duncannon, Vit Martoribmisi S. ?? 3i enpnD a :eirport, lt. Ron, AcdantI Sir T' . erton,& Sir3.: . ar, t -Ji. Pig n It~C. Ord, V . i3kesto, Lbetl Ossolston6 Lord . e1Mer, W.W. oilrbe C. Phillips, . :oh, l1ie$. ~tane, Jolth Powlett, ...