... - -- (YUtTU, EXTRACTS.) WJGM 75f! yna514aATIOJAAL ADVOuATZ, 0OF OL1 27. Ciith A, 3utr 7.-Ini the latter end of the month of raTO, the English CloopAtalanta, which had proceded from Greveada to St. 7horas, avid from thence to Li Guyta, with- letters, to : English merchanto ?? at Caraccaso was bow hic he la er port, by the Spanish privateer oteob ersa annd crewa nwhich 'vestel behaved ...

... STATISTICAL DETAILS ON PAWS. The Comte de Chabrol, Prefect of the Department of the Seine, has recently published a work from official documents, ?? some interesting particulars on the state of Paris. The following extract will afford a curious comparison with the state df London:- On the 1st January, 1819, there were registered In Paris, 1,171 Cabrlolets Je place (on the stands), of which 765 ...

... MADRID PAPESJ ttT,.nls, AUn. 29.-A disagreeable occurrences *lich took jilace this evening in the street of Jacrnietrezo, has ?? for a momnect the tranquillity of thie neighbours of that quatter. It appears that Don lgnacio Ordabas, Colonel of Engineers, and Officer of the War Department, who had just returned from the 1 scurlal, had a dispute in his habitation with the porter Who Ihad ...

... I To'ri EtITO or ?? :RIN.G C; tlOflCLL .I . Your comments upon1 ,Lord 'Cochraznc', letter Wto Mr.. Brooks, contained in I'paper if y arexcertainly madeundera niisconceptionof 0ile su1ject4 on which his Loidship had written. And uporana trpe- r'jsal of his Lordship's letter;, I think you will End there is no appeal'to vulgar prejudices. His Lordship merely states the fact, that neutral vessels ...

... The death of Bonaparte has created a very lively ten. sation at Paris, and has affected parties differently accIrd. in to the opinions they entertain. We are overwheltnel with odes, eulogies, histories, &c., though the few last years seem to have exhausted all that can possibly be said respecting that extraordinary man. The Journal, entitled th lilerrozr, states that at the last representation ...

... [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 ...

... 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' ...

... 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 ...

... MADRID PAPERS,. Too mowt dating ealtIny,. tbe wnoif unblusbiugineltenee,the- 3n062 ?? petulan4, the meat malevolent tnteftiloneo t luno*£'tcp audzwty. &d whatever of evil can:bev ontaied. Ziib immoial and perfidious heart, have.bcn manifecte4 bt JWrs of t bek de Froewe An' the following par>. giaph pufblishfed b~v them es the 2d of Autgust4 ?? :1 ?? On 0the tht of 3Jnuary there wa reprsenrted ...

... RIAMBURGH PAPER& msovan, Aua. 22.-lis Royal Highness the Puke of. Cm- bridge, who has arrived at Ruumpenheim, Is expected here on the 4th of next month. Count Munster, -who is now agt his estate in East Friesihnd, will be here' before the arrival of his Majesty the King. The ships which conveyed the body of the Queen to Stade, and also the attendants on' the funeral, had mourning flags ...