... I!i WAR- OF& iDe.-7 1 AlkOfficenswho were appointed to the late ~n -Roia* Ve'C` ran- Ilatalions, -from thV half-paty. or trrmstlerredt from~ 114g- nients of the ,Line, are liei'eby reqrired. ?? traris- ,?itteradesses to the. Military Secary to ?? High- WAR OFIRP1 7 121 The King bag been pleased to approve of the -27th Regnment e Fdet hetngrpelfitti8 to beatloa Re~ colours ud-appdilntrmii~t s, ...

... BCOUT NEWS.- Tmsz Kin went to Hopovw late in October; ecane bieky way of CaOWS (mithout goiu tg{ Pari,) wout fifteen days ago; cwne into london. :*tX A t;. went. t iB in a s ew d Were re se{torecezv~epnb& ..n .drs frmte rboin Mid the Bfightonr.ptelius, l ?? tlierd JitleEast&; ~ais to Jive i a: erywpritoae manner all acearaice MofjeS i chetengation, ;CSIN C, iet is said is to sbe Governor Gen ...

... JAPLA?D. 'tFRto.THE DeaLtN JOUIRcAL, ;At65455-,.] That poverty is the main cause of the turbulence in the south dl Ireland is pretty evident; bitt there Is alo another, arising Prn dissolute men roaming in the country, stino take advantage of the weakness and irritation of the unfortunate to enable them to plusider the wealthier part of the community. -The distress of the labouring class, in ...

... ;,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 ...

... 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 ...

... .. !flK . D R )r T M. ?? ' c.,, i ., ?? To TllR E DITOR or ask MSo;RlIwo T-PN M R Islioul Cemmberwell, AisiyirEt5d,;ie.)l 251.. 1 t II'should have little clam to' the feelings 'fphilaUb- -hropy, if-l could read unmoved the lmelanclholy- ar> f count of those public executions vhich have so lately t occurred in thisi m~e'tropolis It, 'isjfa.l subJectindeed, i which has already made a deep ?? ...

... POR TUGAL. W, wose' aaysa so ?? 'th' kefjofrth ?r 9 P~~ of t e o tuguese Finance Minister, on the subject of tile papcr Currency in Portugal, containing his *s0.6ierfstmi a, to the best means by which its.- credit mwirht lte improved, and the interest- and capital eventually paid off. This Report was drawn up for the gui dance of the Cortes, and we published it beca'use we deemed it ...

... AN ADDRESSTO THt DRITYTSH PUBLIC IN BE- H4LIF O^F.ItHE-UWERS : favour calls. forth .th, .i xide otf pc wf1i- Segulated' miind. 'But tlose' chidlj' who have taught tb#.ryoung ?? 4QW tk,.s8boo , and fostered -the ojpensng, Jfa4 f ofiteilect, deerv eour' lieatrtfot ' ackldge- in its AY 1' ,baft',4utvte f. r ,u ighi ,nqbist, ,ttcibute iati,* , 'cbligatidons5.-great ast ey ~are, whepn p.apicalcut ...

... WESTMINSTER SCHOOL, I PROLOGUS. :, L SMYlTHIE. Si quando Alumnis licult, ut rebus super Vauca eloquantur (pace vestra) publilis, Sive Indolendunbi sive 12aindum siet; Velim rogatos Sinu e os perospites, Num gratulandi plenior sese lOcUS Obsulegit emnqusm, jssrit aut nostri magisJ Hac nocte votis quam -favet taudem- pits ? .Nam ?? et dulce nornen Regil, Datumque noabis gaudii consortium, Vetant ...

... to TPE RDITOR'oS THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, It were devoutly to be wished, that instead of it- tempting to deceive the public by a mockery of re- 'trentlhment, Members would turn tlheir serious attention to' remedy the gross abuses that exist in appointments of theit own creation, and 'wlhich, while they are a source of great and serious expence, are not only useless, but much worse than ...

... IRRLAND. rF ROMM Tir DuSLni JOURNAL OF WEOlESIDAY.) The Xfrovicia, Papers received this -mqrning, seppfY the fol- lowing intelligence:- We'learn ?? that meetings of an illegal' tendency have been lately held in the county of Westmeath, but the Magistrates in that quarter are watchful, and they will prtevent any unpleasant. consequences. - Twenty eight muskets of different kinds have been taken ...