... 10oo-torri-pt. to Spain.-The latest nevs from. Spain confirms the ie infelligence, that Riego has been nominated President s- of the Cortes. Private letters from Madrid describe this appointment as having produced a painful sensa- e tion among the: more peaceable and loyal inhabitants -. of that capital. These letters, however, may be con- i; sidered, as dictated by party feeling, and unworthy ...

... ~artiamintar , Q1ionientim.n ?? JOINT PoSTMASTER-GENERAL. - In the rouse of Cdommonms on Wieadnesday March I3, Lord N~ormanby (son of Lord Mulgrrave) after in an able manner showing the uselessness of having two. Potnmas ters.general, and observing that the painful feelings wehieh afflicted mninisters, in eeducing poor. clerks, Would be untouched by the reductin of one of them; nmoved a ...

... ii~cItoxtjt. : e -FltASSCR. Paris papers, of the Ist iustant, are full of portentous intelligence relative to the disaffection exhibited in 0 several parts of France to the existing government * but e their contents are to be received with caution. 'Very im. Y portant news was cxpeeted from Lyons, Brest, and Rennes, and the report of a rising at the last place * gained ground. Discontent was ...

... LATES'I' INTELLIGENCE. LONDfJI, Frldayg forning. w The arrival of an e'-ipcss froni Paris this iafter'noon, at ddted late ol Tuesday 'venit,'thredvtfte .itv into considerable anxiety. It was isume'diately runmoured, that a new conspiracv y of a formidable character had broken put at gochelle-not ainong the Civilians, but amtong the ,Miliraty. Many aggravated state- ments of this aflait have ...

... POB Cr(pt. Parciis tapire to tole I it), i:nst. inclusive have beenf recti~ieil. T1he distitrbaruce' sc-l-hiv vcre diret-ted a~aine~t t, 6r tn,12 ln~4ltutu es.anld their .heilr!1-rs, it. tile churches in Paris, beas be-n In great Olu~tie sesilty h interventtion Of thle .ililitars ?? eeto dsre have, homteyer, beco. tran.ferreil from thle Imob to thle t.swldrnt% inl the adeus'! of flaed, where ...

... TO THE WIiroR OF THE DERAY MERCURY. SIR, The triumphant conclusion of your cor- iE. respondeut A. B.'s letter that the wehole frltric of ihe pr. Unitarians shakes and falls when this main doctrine of theirs-the denial of thre Godhead of Christ-is thlus u done away With, is by no means warranted by his previous reasorsitg. Without staying to inquire ?? tthat can be called a doctrine which is ...

... I flPAX AND SUNI)AY's I'OSTS. WALONflOK, SATURDAY, IIIAR&I3 23., LON(NiSAT IDA, ARCHI 23. E rs f Wednesday arrived this triong.a A0i1111iher tiC Deputies, on surrendayr Tl .11udtenwith tlie tanie Iu lie loiss of the preponiderance iit ?? siteCO (iCiof Europe. Thle Minse f~~i (Ii)) rpidto thle chargeragainst gov~ernment ve !,lle ~~~hlo ~who vlere. pre sen t at a d i i n e rgi vent Don, ~ ?? of ...

... M tULTUM IN PAtv'O.-HiS MIajesty CointillUes in good healcic at Brighton-tsok cin airing in open carria1ge S;ITurday-a Council held at Pa- vilion Thursday, to correct socae errors ini list of Sheriffs-Mr. Thornton, late Ambilassa;dlor to Kihg of Portiugal, received at saine time the honoturof Knighmtlood-Reports itl some Journals that the Order of the Garter was lately sent to King of Denmark, ...

... upfc.l - , ?? , , . ?? ,, -- ., ?? ' LONDON, I'IONDAY .MARCB 18, IS2'2. Tile Puii raper's Qf 'ltist and Friday ire recrtettdtl fro Is InhiV I dile extrtrtlI Btjn toire talien. I-'etrnv thet jonrtnnls of~ Fridity , that tIlt' late I itan11 PaiVsfl bail subsitled, atui the tihy was onice tnsii.A s iry titiriny dehate, hl;' ever, Wilik ~hse sotlt Ltit Iftittth I~~lgt it 12Cilt Wednuesdaty knsn, ...

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... LOINDON GAZETTE, SatirdtQ2 .rk9a I LfST OF BANKRUPTS. STEVEN9 Daniel Ctuttrilge, of Harlows, in the county lf: Essex. linen draper, d. c. to nut. Mfatch 1,5, 19, April so, at . t0-Art. Evans, Harton-garden.. - LEWI f't Btcr R-eyn on, n ow of -N o. 9, . atlrapitr6O, Stev.roard, in thre counmty or Mliddlesea-, and latc of St. Jlaincs's'street, Pihradiily, in thc somec ounkty, friage and ...

... .- L 14O 4D 0 N: if RFRIDAI, MA!RCH 29, 1821. At a late hour last night, we received the Paris Papers I of Tuesday, by express. They contain accounts of far- ther arrests of officers, and of the arrest of some of the Piedmontese exiles, against whom it is made a crime that e they had lived at Paris under false names! The French Funds have fallen a little. The following are extracts:- P'ARIs, ...