... GE IAN P A PLS. Fttotit l I E or AMoLIAVIA, JU? h 26.-Ihiittgh both the ltama- : zan aid the l estival of Ifairarn are over, we do not perceive that the TLurks are making aty prel)arati ils to leave us. They are prlceedilig Ili the open country with their ?? crielIty. S ouths and virgilts are dlily carric'l ift as slaves, to the provir ces teyonnl the Dolluhe. Ihe fegitive 1loyals think Ieh ...

... LICE NSNG BILL AS IT P'ASSE3D TlHE£ HOUSE OF COMIMONS. ?? following are the most material enactments of this Bill:- Every Peb~lican is to enter into recognizances, himself in 301. with one surety is sol. or twvo stireties in 151. each, For keeping an ordarsly hourse. In case of inability to attend, on the part of tile Publicanl, fronm sickness or other suflicieont cause, two sureties in 501. ...

... [RELAND. CdONSP'IRAC:Y AT ARMt7AGH. The Dubilin Eivening Post, after detailing tile particulars we supplied yesrerday. titus proceeds:- *'The Newry Tdegeraps' proceeds to bestow great praise on Colonel Blacker ' far detecting the conspiracy.' It adds, ' that several papers were found about the conspirators, which of course will, when made public, throw light on this extraotdioiary and unlonked ...

... 1XI~l'iE1R1L PARLI.\AMENT1' (GREjT BRIT,-INs ANvD IRElLAND.S HOUBSEC01 .11 v iM f.Di'r v-its riaY2 'Tie fisliowha iglls? wvere birouight up Iram trie C' lmnitt 'rIy IILr. lirogdci arid others, ?? riea de IcLi a firsr ta im -t Ie Sci.z ;,t National Molinumencit lull, the Irish Pulijc Wor,; i ll, Ucl, Sbnt Bollait-r hilt, arid tlie ('harge (If Funded Dtblss 112l. Th~e Scortch Juti'1thia cr1triL ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREA7T .BRITWAJ AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MIONDAY, JUlY 22. Th'le House met at ten o'clock it the morning to proceed in Appeals, At twenty minutes before four, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord Redesdale took their seats as his Ala. jesty's Commissioners. The Royal Assent was notified to the Loan Bill, the Charge oF Pensions' Bill, the Five per Cents ...

... 1PAltS PAPERlS. We received yesterday sthe Paris Papers of Thursday last, The following are extracts:- FXAttn, .TUNE °7.-The K~ing presided yesterday at St. Cloud at a Council of i'tibiisters. Th'le Duke Decazes returned to P'aris on Mow~nday evening, the state of health ?? thle Duchess does not perm it himi to Salts the journey tthich has been spoken of. A letter frontc Poitiers states, that ...

... MlEETINGOF THE' FRIENDS OF THE LATE SIR-E EMERY. The death of Mr. Emery, and that under such circumstances as to leave his widow and seven children wholly unprovided for, having been justly considered by his brethren of the profession to be an event which demanded from them some benevolent effort in behalf of the family, a Meetirng was called of the friends of the deceased; which the admirers ...

... COL OMBIA. SANTA' Fi: DE IBo i(,TA3 3IAcitS 1i9.-r senld you with tilis some Santa ic O. tC.tSc, III ss'tic N.i, svill titfid iialtly of the DeCtees of the ljoltirnl,;at ('t.gi ms, and other mttaters iiterestigib; to ttowe ss'io cmnceti thitce leves iII the fillans o this cointry. You will cee alilcti thilel all accottut if tie i cepliolt gixent to die English llle' ?? otl i;s coitltlg to this ...

... I CONTINUAETD T~EPOR~T OF TUB COLOMB'I'AN ET. iMr. RtOWCROFT having taken the Chair, tine next Toast proposed was- . The Stewvards, and thanks to them for their excellent arrange- menits this evening. Mr. ROWCRoFT returned thanks for his Birothser Stewards and himself. They had been most happy to lend their assistance on this great and interesting occasion, but at the samte tinse, he felt it ...

... LO N DO N: TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1822. We received the Paris Papers of Saturday last night by express. The Jwnotil des Debnts contains an article dated Ancona, 20th June, eulogising the humanity and libe- rality of the POPE with respect to the refugees from Scio.- This conduct, it is said, is undoubtedly the contrary of that of the agents of the British Go- vernment who close all the ports of ...

... LONDON: -THURSDAY, JULY18, 1822 5 We received the Paris Papers of l'londay, last night, by Ex- e press. 'They contain no fresh accounts from Madrid. The Cnslitu- tionnel states, on the authority of letters from Bayonne, that the bands of General QUESADn exist no more, and that it is believed lhe took the direction of Guipuscoa, in the design of returning to 'f France. ?? turn which affairs ...

... LIST 'I'll]'E MINORITY e or1 TWETYl'O . 1110 VOill II A T110 t''l Jr-l'I)'1'l IOiI(1,(Ci 1 OfL I I 1 (1;I ?? Char~tel' lt 1Enetloll, 01111 othler S;tatlltUS, asi stoles Io the lireC tiie.ress lind Free Reosidlence of For,'Wil Melerhialts ill the'L0 15110aI - to11000 toe, il tht r Lpet, tile R.l;eciltlve Aittloriti' of GIreat in- tain to thle Despo(tic CiovernmloiQts at thle contIinent.' ...