... The following are extracts from the French Papers, which arrived yesterday:- Port St. Moary,, Sept.27.-The town is nearly deserted this evening; all are at the head-quar- ters at Chiclana. Tthe projected attack on the Isle of Leon is to take place on two points.- The troops that will embark from the point of Rota are destined to proceed to the fort of Tor- regorda; and the other troops will ...

... His Majesty's ship P1haeton, 44 guns, Capt. H. E. P. Stuart, which arrived on Saturday evening last from Vcra Cruz and the Havdnnah, was towed into harbour on Monday by the Cormet stcamn-vessel, to be docked an(lI refitted. She sailed from Ilavannah the 2Sth of Septem- ber, with Dr. Mackie, a gentleman who had been deputed by the British Government, to execute an important mission with the ...

... P0 STSCRIPT. LONDON, JAN. 31. The following is the Speech of the King of France to the Chambers: it will be read in England with equal sorrow and indignation' sorrow at the infatuation which hurries to almost certain destruction a family restored, and institutions ereted, by the blood and wealth of this country ; and indignation at the daring contempt of the dearest rights of' men and nations, ...

... MULTUM IN PARVO.-HiS Majesty in good health and spirits at Windsor Park - takes daily rides in low phreton, to enjoy the beauti- ful scenery of the Park, or to view, the operations of workmnio making ?? of York, Wellington, Devonshire, and Earl Fife, among the visitants to the Lodge last week.- No (lay yet named for his Majesty's removal to the Castle.-DDuke of Gloucester arrived at Bagashot, ...

... TUE ISDAY'S POST CONTIN UB l. From the London Gazette of Saturday. LIEST OF SHERIFFS. HE names of those who were nominated for IL Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council, at the Enxchequer, on the morrow of St. Martin, in the 4th year of the reign of King George the Fourth, and in the year of our Lord 1823. Bcdfordshtrc.-Sir Robert Harry Inglis, of Mlilton Bryant, Bart. ; Samuel Bedford Edwards, ...

... LON D-0 N, JUNE 5. 1rom the French Papers it appears that Mina, having stolen a march upon the Generals said to be in pursuit of him, made a desperate night attack upon the town of Erich, on the 27th ult. The attack was unsuccessful, but it at least proves that the gallant partisan was not in the condition of a fugitive. On the 23d the Duke D'Angoulene issued a proclamation at Alcobendas. The ...

... MULTUM IN PARVO.-H'Is Majesty entered fourth year of his reign Wednesday-the usual rejoicings evinced on the ?? of York still confined to his house, the Stable-yard, St. Jaines's, but now getting convalescent-his indisposition a violent inflammation of the chest, caused by repeated colds, and which rendered bledinlg and blistering ?? and Duchess of Glocester arrived-at Gorhamnbury, seat of ...

... F{RENCH PAPE~i'S. - Aadrid, Dec. 10.-The organization of the Royal Voluntecra is going on rapidly in Spain. Tlhe province of Avila has appointed a special commission charged with the enrolling and pro- viding for the ltoyalist militia raised there. TIhis commission has addrcssed a circular to the flayors of dlistricts, and the curates of parishes, calling upon them to return withl all possible ...

... WEDNESDAY's & THURSDAY'S 'OST ' HOIUSE 'OF COMMONS, MONDAY, MAUC' 17. ItIlL PHILLIMORE postponed his motion for a I Committee on the Marriage Act Anendment Bill till this day week. He explaied that the object of his Bill was to amend the ?? introduced by the. Lords into the Bill ot the last Session; but as their Lordships had originated a Bill to repeal what had been done', he was anxidus to ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUtESDAY'S POSTs LONDON, MAY 20. RIANKFORT Papers to the Pi th instant L have arrived this morning. Thle follow- ing are extracts:- Vienna, Mayf 6.-The latest reports from Conistantinople do not bring any thing vtry' remarkable. A short thne before the dc'parture of the courier, the Porte had received inf'orua- tion of the armaments of the Pacha of Scutari. The preceding days ...

... SUMDUAY'S ANYD TUESDAY'S POSTrS. LONDON, DEC. 9. D RIVATlEaccounts from Paris by the 1; rench J1 mail, state the health of the Kying to be daily becoming more precarious, his lethargy increasing, and though the pain he suffers has not of' late been more excruciating than hereto- fore, yet the decay of the system is pstvl unchecked. pstvl Trhe Julbiz has arrived from Gibraltar, having on board, ...

... [ERODI TIlr DUBLIN JOURNAL.] It was rumoured on Tuesday the 11th inst. that three gentlemen in the immediate service of his Ex. cellency were dismissed from their situations, on account of the part they took at a late convivial and political meeting in Miorrison's tavern. On inquiry we found this report confirmed. The Chamberlain, Sir Charles Vernon, Captain Stanhope, and Mr. St. George, have ...