... of 4NG'S yy1!iq TO IRtiqrx~f~ - l r t fi ?? e , sL ts, 4uo: r it The bustle, agi4ation, And spirit of iiubbin ?? in rea4se&. since the arriyal of hid Majestyl the streets are nearly impassiblei every lodgind house and 1hotei'is crow4ed. The day of 'his Majesty's grandentry is not vet fixedlf' A Priyy Council sat yesterday, but came to no decision on the Voint. Tllursday'and thW succeeding ...

... PARS PAPERS, PARiS, Aro, S.-Yesterday the Duke of Wellington had tbe honour to dine with the King and the Princes and Princesses of t'*e Royal Family. In the evening his Grace was visdted by the Blarquess Latour Mautiourg, Ninister of War. *His Majeaty returned the following answer to the congratula- tions of the MtUnicl' al Corps of 1Paris, on. the occasion of the Festival of St. Lot-is - ...

... TGR KING. \N4 TAPX~mDLD PATMtOT O1'PSATC1L&?54', AUG. 28,] t THE VISIT OF HIS MJSYT LN, SLAMZ, FnzDAi, 1I AT ?l5Hfl, According to your instructi` WlbfjR ifinillhj,'cs Iidr -a i~epa..oclcko-~- ~nd imni'dia~ N se4parture of ?? uis ~at! hou114m u ?? ?? llo01, -Q Maatoles-sr reotsywhitihei~tse. NQbl Afrhueis it Mahff i6 a edisyrepajlr'.` to -:,be~ii wll ikttrcilve theii Iloyal'Visifdr.' ,All ...

... .) u.EM PREACRMG. ?? > ?? PORTANT ro DIMST-.R&. SAILFORD SRSSIONS, JoLYnx 2 : TIIE ttRG, ON TIM PROSECeION O IktL- WEWIJ AtIA - : -- . . -. Sa-Mn-ELr ?? This -was an-inditpnsent gltist Samuel Waller,;-0layyvteacher amongstthe (primitive) .-ethodist - aiid the hidictthientlatg-- ed, that be, the said Samuel Willeron ot ab6uit the 17th'of Jurieles1t;fitl a certain publie' street' ?? highwb7;V ...

... I ' , NICLE. It To TatsE E, ?? TYAP -1%1ONINSG, CHR(NICL - a ng tblsm onlent seen apa-ragrap~is ?? Moflii p s o tot-day, pupprrlipg 4o,be. an wcovint ofe mha.nsafh1r-JO 23ich thp re ain$ of her, late -%l aest we er ei v dil'en f r .w hich ia so contlr~y-t truth; and .caleiilatetl to, niislead shq pu~bilic lip forming, their opinion- of, the .feelings . m4.ifestqd by tbe mba.-1 bitants of this, ...

... ,MTCa~flDJ3TT[ON ...

... STaTA OF TURKPEX - ?? - ?? . ie f sui tn ii now ancei~ai W P, suppressd, idilces had ace receivedannouncftlt rlabtl was wandering as a fugitive among the m ,crti an jb e frontier of Transylvania' Vt islaid thit to the lat he was able to mailtain with the Tirks, several Fran4 Vd r of hi Staffidr *r madh pisoners. among whoo were three giti. Naithng has trantpired, boyvever, to shov that they ...

... W RL EIU PATRIL4RCTh - ° .Q) the pious' anid :ve'nerable triarch. of Con-' standpople, who fell a victim to thedinfattation and' . r 'So~tehe yopulace, in the . th' year of his age, !W aatS . of aeoponnesns. He was first cohseo ?? 'to~ite'Aitepiscopal See of Smyrna, where he left ~:notil-tesiiniviniails of ihis piety and Christian ,iue~s. .'tzslie'd;to the Patriarchal .tlirone .of Con- ...

... TI it kNG, DuRatli CASTLe, Auo .o ' His Majesty as Seed pleahed to desire; that the -folwitg perbns. should have the. Entrde to the Castle The Primate, the Chancellor, the Archbishop, of Dtblin, le Duke of Leinster, the Cabinet 'linhters,'his Majessty's IQ4. hold,. the 1-lonourable and Reverend J.. 'albott(Chaplainsaod Private Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant), the Lord (ChiefJli, die of the ...

... CattPLES. My last conveyed.to you some idea of the lamenta, et be cafiees of the 'iall of Neapolitan liberty;. an event in st, .l ich the people had little or no shere, for'the whole 8 of the Wlanezmay be 8aid to; rest with those wvho were tb wlaedJ at. the head of the Governmennt i ese'facts er ar~e '~ll kadori .to the > Isili~ns at .large,' anid this trean .sb chery orsupoieness, added to ...

... - 2S' MORNING CHRONICLE. ?? L ON D O E :i te'' f . E4Y, AUGUST l6, .1S~1. i';. -T i wuAe. eliet e ia but one opion ' :~bedivi of all patties, with respect to the c;oW4 Mnsi.Turs 'on Tuesdaylati.. 5lrhis much at 1eA**.cWO wiafely may, -that we ihave conversed with nevetal WP:# nisters, iwho ali loudly lament th-J#Y ofdrtlier fnasmeeo ibat day, and th c disgrace ?? have enitaled. on them. They ...

... LONDON: YONDAY, AUGUST 6, 162-0. No~information has yet reached this country which would warrant us in pronouncing any opinion respect- ing the question of peace or war. The most contradic- tory reports are in circulation. While we are assured from Constantinople, that the Emperor of RUSSIA disapproves of the conduct of StRoGoNoFJ, we are assured, on- the other hand, from Vienna, on the au- ...