... Dr We received on Saturday and yesterday the following letters thfrom Bayonne:- BAYONNE, OCT. 17.-Now that the first burst of enthusiasm as caused by the King's deliverance is passed, people begin to form id conjectures on the system which his Majesty thinks to follow. ,w The Constitutionalists of both parties are alarmed: those who think themselves too much implicated in the system of the c ...

... W'e received yesterday Brussels Papers to the 6th instant. The following are extracts:l FstkN roaT, Nov. 25.-Accounts from the Ionian Islands say, the dispatches sent from London to Malta have given occasion to very active communications between that island and Corfu. The lonian Government is stated to have sent an I agenst to Greece, who is commissioned to inquire into the opinions of the ...

... FLANDERS AND DUTCI MAILS. ODESSA, JUNE 18.-Letters from Constantinople of the 11th of this month say, that the Porte has received authentic in- formation of the organisation of the new Government of the Morea; and it appears that it begins to renounce the delusion which made it expect early to subdue that country. Greece presents at this moment a picture of perfect concord, what- ever its ...

... BAyo-tNVE MAIL. * ~~~~~~~~~~10 BArONNE, SEPT. 16.-The Commisgioners of the Board of tj Health, who have been to exainiej on the spot the state of the. in part b the troos of our arrioange allte mayhoes 6,tb pestilential disorder at Passage, and t r he nces. t sany means of precaution, returned to this city the day before w yesterday. There seems but too much reason to fear that it is ti really ...

... ' Coil EXIIACEMONAYOCT. 27, 182.3-Thelirrivilo corn from the beginning Of tile Week 'lp to Wednesdat', w as follow ; according to the report then made, viz, of' British. Irish. Foreign. Wheat . . .4,700.- . quarters. Barley 2 2,00 -do-ti. Oats . . . ,90 . 35b - d. wvith 4,100 sacks offlour.' The dulneissobserviableihaitlic v. boa; trade of last Monday, wvas not lessened by the ample arrival.~l ...

... FLANDER$ MAIL. CASSEL, JULY 28.-The Ministers of State have published a Notice, in which it is stated, that amidst the general jov mani- fested by the inhabitants on the happy return of his Highness the Elector to his capital, they have the unpleasant duty of announcing that one or more villains have dared anonymously to threaten the precious life of our beloved Sovereign, and of some of those ...

... MU M'ADAM'S PLAN FOR ItOAD-MARING, &ac. di [FROM THE REPORT Or' THE HOUSE or coMdMONs UPON MIR. ft .'OADAM'S PETITION FOR COMPEFNSATION.J t THE STREETS OF LONDON. w Mr. James M'Adam examined.-Has any suggestion, been w made to vou of converting the Pavement of any, part of the w streets ot London into road?-l Ihave been ordered by the Par- fir liarnentary Commissioners, baying charge of ...

... -TRADEr tr sorn AMRIC. All who trade with that part 'of the world haveebut 'too much reason to complain of the extortipps to which they are exposed on the part of the people in office. The following sensible ob- servations on the subject, in two respectable American Papers, are well entitled to the attention of Ministers at a time like the present, when it is in contemplation to afford some ...

... TRADE.WITSH THE UNITED STATES., The'fOIlowing is an extract from a Circular from the Atnericant Government to the Collectors of the Public Revenue, containing no tplilati~l o of the vtrunds on which British Colonial Trade ;; carried on with the United States; a subject that must be in. tere8 to merchantssin general:- t a Treasulry Department, Comptroller's Office, Sept.14, 1822. ' SIR-YOU ...

... Saturday the Anniversary of this Charity was celebrated at the Freemasons' Tavern in a very splendid manner. All the galleries of the Hall, in which the company to the number of 270 dined, were crowded with ladies. At half-past six o'clock, the Marquess of Hertford entered the room, accompanied by the Earl of Fife, Sir John Doyle, Mr. Calcraft, &c. &c. &c. It was announced by the Marquess of ...

... LITER4R Y Ftq$ The Thirty-fourth Anniversary Festival of the Society was celebrated-lhfst night at the Freerno*4`!V Duke of Scmera't presided, and was supported'en his right ! an by the Duke of Sussex, and on his left by Sir Humphry Davy. The CHAIRMiAN, in proposing Prosperity to the Literary Fund Society, espariated with great eloquence and feeling on the nature and objects of this ...

... iVLiseoN SEVI', 14.-The Brazilian ship Constantia, from Peronanhuco to the WVestern Islands, has been brought in liere ~jby the St. Joao Magnianime Portug~uese S.W., but allowed to it proceed to her destination in consequence of a decree of the In Kinig, datcd 29th ult., which Orders that Brazilian vessels shall hs e received as friends in all the Portuguese ports, and such 14 are met -with at ...