... PMATE X I? CIReS.POitDR. 'CR. London, April 13.-half past 7 o'clock P. t. tl We have obtained this morning letters from Genoa as e, late as the 31st ult. to which we are sorry to say are not re of that satisfactory nature which might have been wished and which might have been expected from the state of af- h fairs in the north of Italy. The Gersoese people are still it unsatisfied with the ...

... .VXT?AORDIN.,Ljy ?? cri ? 'ri - ? I ?? ?? . ?? ?? , ?- tinn.-A n Pi AN (OWN E WA.N FD roR ?? Pvttt tr has occurred within the last tfrtnight whicli is ,n searcely credible; but, as we are in possession of the name and residence of the party, we have t, no hesitatinn in giving the affi ...

... LON.Dr)ON WEDNESDAY-JANUARV 10. The King has recently received from a ma nufacturer at Birmingham a most ?? fen- ( eir. It ig of eliptic shape, with elegant mould- ing, supported with superbly cut emblems of Ire- land, surmounted by three neat cahles upon lions' paws, with a striking representation of Enplish1 heart of oak. Her Majesty ha9 been in Ireaty with the as- signees-of the creditors ...

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... ARL1,VAL OL TIIE KrNG IN ENGLAN)D. - ,1 . - * . -. K . . K- ?? About eilOck, ?? sarrived in the b.0) ntr tl' e L°Z' R;Pm y the pier wan crowded wl:b p ns an- I FZ X1lo11 to welconee the IC ogwon Iis~ ai, a r country. The Royal carriages were ?? d tstl'5. IC vvithstanding the Crowvded snte et mobailt about ninre O'Clock th fna va~Q, 1t ; the King in hlis 1Ryal yacht, lvrlino , id till si~lU ...

... LONDON AND RDTNBURGI-T. e (From a Londoi lPaper.) On Tuesday the 12th inst. the spirited undertakers of a regular and more speedy and certain communication1.lsy- steano packets, between these two cities, gave a handsoni' entertainment to a numerous assemblage of friends. The e noble steam three-masted bhip ?? of Eddinburgh was e fully equipped at Blackwvtll, with the Tinion fio wards; I the ...

... Or - -- O . HOFUSE OF COMM?.ONS-7rm. 21. (Debate on Sir J. Alackintosh's ?? regarding Naples, co-rcluded from ouer last Ps-ivate Correspondenec.) Lord CASTLEREAGH observed, that the vote which the moti,)n of the ?? and Learned Gentleman cilled upon the Douse to give, released him from the ne- cessity of adverting to those general reasonings which em- bellished his speech. If England herself ...

... I1EPOlIT O TIIE COMMITTEE 0 COMITSSONERS OF POLICE, ON FINANCE. Your Committee, in pursuance of the mode adopted last en year, in laying before the public a statement of the Reve- Pa ?? and Expenditure of the Police Establishmpent, have hi, now to submit copies of Nr Beaxter's accountvsfrorn Whit-. en Fundity 18620 to Whitsunday 182 l,for-the accuracy of whichi an he holds; himself responsible ...

... h WEDNESDAY-AuGusT °9 n r OUTRAGES A ITCNIGhRT8BIRIDGE. MY LORD-1 consider it my duty to apprise his M'r.j. n sty's Government, throtugh your Lordship, of a violent n outrage of tlne publie peace committed by some individsnk - of the Life Guards at Knigihtsbridge ye terday, nnd ofann Oattemtnt at ?? upon me persoenaly, while in le- exercise of my duty as S herilf of Middlesex, at thie heat of ...

... I : T T j.TOo TIIE EDITOR OF THE CAE .~A MERCURY Szs, Edinburgh, Feb. 19. 1821. The attention cf the public has ?? fijrtunately drawn towards tlhe proceedings of the Kinghorn Ferry Trustees, in time to prevent their obtaining a ?? extension of their poVers, without some previons inquiry being made by tho'public.into the.necessity of such a measure. A letter, evidently intended to pass fora ...

... bi WEDNESDAY-JIUNE IS. in Orders, we understand, have been received o For putting the Castle of Dublin into a state pro- per for the holding of the King's Court without delay. His Majesty will sleep at the lodge in the Phoenix Park, and will hold his levees at m the Castle. . It is expected that there will be a batch of new cI Peers created on the ceremonial of the Corona- I tion. Besides the ...

... P ji s U. ?? X F b 28 ! I ,,VjFSSTO~fIhc NBAAPOLITAN GOV'ERNMENJT. - Naples, Feb. 2-8. Naples, Feb. 28. Coeattutional Government of the Two Sicilies, Ih'le Sid, the co ngress at laybach has fulmtnated its ana. ?? e it prepares to rtP`I the most violentaggression . will splageso Iaq ?? has ever made mention, desires also to ap- o uptiisf of Europe, and of all civilized nations: peal ta very One ...