... THPE MrST7ERIOMf. CIRCUMSTANCE. TO TITS EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sua-Tle alarm expressed bvi a lady on seeing me in Westminster Hall on the day of his Majesty'i coronation, and the publicity which her Ladyship judged itbecomiflg 'to give to that expression of her alarm by means of your paper, I should have treated with the indiffdrence due to suchi mock heroics in one of the fair sex, but that it ...

... The arrival of the mail from Turkey has put us in pos- session of the truth. as to the events passing in Smyrna, upon which rumour has been so busy for the last few days. Letters from that place, to the 21st June, have been received. Although their contents are of a nature to ex. cite feelings of horror, yet it is satisfactory tolearn, that the account which appeared in a late Paris paiper, ...

... FRrACI!r PAlPERS. NHPri, A1g. T It is stated in- n letter from Vienna, dated the Cal 20thl ult. that tile Duke of Reichstadt, (young sec Bonaparte), had that morning appeared, for the 1o first time, in, deep mourning, at the Imperial pa- ala lace of Schoenbrunn. From various letters, worthy of credit, ve tai glean the following intelligence, calculated t chi allav the fears of those families ...

... TeUr JN.' . tJ he;,ldliC, An:. 22. Il I Ys'rday thre was a priilip. meelim, afthe Nobility aur l GCciitry held in this city, for the for purpnse of entering into a subscription to erect [ark a Palace, or some public edifice, in commemora- aine tion of his Majesty's most gracious visit to that go- capital; when upwards of LA000 were immedi- 3red ately subscribed. fi ,I HIS MA.3IESTY'S DRAWING ...

... 1 .al oeX - - ?? K1VKy6* VISIT TO IRELAND. ThE~.. a tbalf.past three a. rw. the Royal yacht R no Oai stood to the westward with a light vec ?? nilC It ?? the flood tide began to make. Dc r ir, yacht anchored about tv~o ai it to tle cast yard of Yarmouth with a few of Sr tillells ilist the sqenidron at a great listance. Br tiwl'e,5 dtctive ttand 1,itrey frigates weighed, per VO At lchJ 0~ttde ...

... TIIE KING. )0 : - t Duhlin, Aug. 2. 20e. yesterday his Maest 'ended Diviree ?? _ at.ChrisChurch. The eing set nut from the' .Y -at.Christ Chu ~ ~ et i R) Phoenix Park soon after eletea o'clock. Thel ?? _ Royal ?? crrridlges; wihhlwibh, ni4 w a praisewolthy 4tteutiog tQ) the, WIbic converii- g ence in these ivnients. dijbyand iii~tation d, , me . to prevent, as mlch ans posile, accidents ino ...

... P'Rl?,!4 E CORRrlSPoVDEVCE. I - - . 'in. ?? August IO. 1821. 1) Important advices were received to-day from Mexico, IU-. by a, vessel which sailed ont the 9th nit, from H~avannah. 0 lar Colonel Hevia, the Commander Of the Rotyails~t troops,b IU- bad been killed in an attempt to carry by storm a strong ed post near Puebla, held by the lnsurgents~ and his fate hshdstruck SO mitch terror into his ...

... FRENCH PAIPERS. Paris, July v. |v. Prince Lfopold of Saxe-Cobonrg has arrived in Paris. His Majesty received his Royal b Hgligne s irs a private audience, on Thursday, at St Clou ?. Vienn2, July 14. Letters from Constantinople announce, that aI Count (le Lutzen, our Internuncio at the 13 Ptrte, has offered his mediation to effect an ad- T justment of the lifferences which have arisen be- al ...

... RETUR'NS OF POPULA'I10N. At a period when a census of the population of Great Britain is prepared, the ?? fureign details maybe thought curious. North Amcrica. They are nowI engagcd in the United States of North ALferita inl Mai i'1 a egreral censusnf the liopulationt, ftom which, as far as it ha9 gor, thete is proved to be in imt-lekse of ?? in every state. The following is that of eeverl15 ...

... REIWAR-IT'R~r,!IJp LFEC.T&' OF LIGIlTjNl!iW L 'Mr. Trencalye, Vicar-(lenerlf gnJI e ISent the following narrati ve to the Academyo' ani IScien'ces at Paris, .1He feconrks that the lirht- nan Znfing £tUkthe ?? el while tire belJ5 were as~o Mter ',TIhe village -of, ihtanefn thf Mr~I ofmi fligne, ,n the Ailtpartineot ot die I ?? A!p,s,,ltandit ol Ope P e'\treme pond.l of one of ?? Alps, v lrrs ...

... PACKET l)A1T, FAI.lioUrH srAI'N GtNrI.LAL PoST OrFcEs, July 3S. Mails mr.Jd Lasi PJah~fJe A#XI,¢ Palto. * Destznatis..,. p ia ion- jaaijet f : dos. 1.lshon ?? ; ruesdays -0. of Marlbro, D. of Kent (I)i July !. :Aug. 4. Gj?wral. MaR- i ?? Ld. Sidflnoath, W'alijigham, ta, Corfu. 3 achnlonthl July 6. Sept. 17. Madeira and 1 1st1uesdayl Os'uorne, Blucher, Brazils ?? each monlth July 16. Scpt. 4. ...

... London, August 20. 1821. By an arrival to-day from the island of St Thomas, we e have accounts highly favourable to the attainment of in- t dependence in South America. The schooner lF'almouth, which arrived at St Thomas's on the 14th ult., had brought e intelligence of a general battle having been fought on the a 24th June, between the Patriots and the Rovaists' near a Valencia, in which the ...