... l()ND(N)N .rONDAY., JCxN! 9. 1223. . ?? rs pa *er- of iridliv rie reccived I, t thei ajdlnbea littl to the tntcllil ettr o TO ?? sr.d throw n5 aeg light whatever tn dle afiair of AJis- ?? late-st Accounts fromn Madrid mtatt, that thi 1)c d.: gotzelnie was ?? to send two corps of(f &JW t15r01 ch. to the South of Spain. The oiecapatioj ef Toledo is crnit: 'led. Acecounts Ifrtai Franuifort State ...

... Gaeburoati-p & r? ijurall-ll'o ,?Sooto. ?? - --n- - - i FPROMl 7 gI;I'DAIl'S LOIXDON GAZEITTE. ] ANKRUPI S.-'iI ftnll ls \Hon, Car- ltIsle, e~oachmrnstcr.Nahlitthnq \'clruu, Ttrnlfiil, Sot _ folk, horse ?? M'T~rur, ~iogsto~ii-upoo.- I-lull, ?? Polrdj., 'iVe-hooe Londion, ?? Lonleuster, slthuat (:reeo-ruad, butchcr. HOUSE 01:F PElIRS. 31O?WA)Y, JLrr-E _:S. Tie bringing up 0± thle 1Uarrialgc ...

... lbotot- W SATUPDID'S LONDON GAZETTE. lip. Tthe Court -at Brighton, the .1rd of isp April, 11123, Present, thle lIiNG'S Most p A Excellent Majesty in Counrjil.eI is ortietet. S0. by his Majesty, by ndwith the mdvicc of his th Privy Council, that tiac calling out of' thje Militia of Pi~ that part of the United Kingdomi Called Great Britain, hi, for thle purpose of being trained arnd exerrised in ...

... ,DEpLORABLE SUPERSTITION. RnflrT rq. A\ CItI. I1 A. - -i- ., . IM .- ireat Solu~sivian AssxrSOZS-TAU OCTON, Aprl-4;A-T~lce Isof most 'aes ctoit o excited- by thin appearancei os on the names of three. feimales on thle calendar, onl a charge, under Lord Ellenboroutgh's Act, of mnali- Liously cutting and stabbing an old wdmatn, a reputed .es. Witch, with intent to murder her. The 'irafid' Jury, ...

... LoNI')N, BPRIDAY, Srit,i l1i, labe3 erhe P'ti is Papers ?? :n (itat in Ianecl:t y ' ere receivcd -estcrtlsy. Tit iticu n- . Aogolllsne hsi le. moved on to Burcog (112 nij-s :ctv 3iettlii'); juet, the I Vic- slat`v p-ogr se ci affiatrs ie ('eleef.a is said to have lir. matrtled the French Ring, atid tle- ?? was *,revalent I to in Paris that Louis had' sent fir iihe Fre-ocl .tiarhals, but oiult ...

... I-O~r I . ,it ato? auna imat~toap v 4,fVW1,11 w. ?? - rct PAlIls, .PRIL 1. not B',IRI,.s no longer' a veil drawn over 4 the fftnte, and- yet men are fo nd who wish to A vad hb ?? that incertit~ude exists inde the| dispketbtibfl of the Uovernment. This tac- tre 'c is ?? time o( peace they proclaim wear-in 22 tlt watriffl Ibeyi cry'tip peace. They would thereby Ba . doptive the G ...

... -- LONDON, MIO2DAY, APRIL' 14, 1823. The Foreilg Jourunals received since Satur- dai, add littleor nothing tothe intelligence given of lthe. ucvsse of the r'rench Army into Spain-T'he tc~difelelnet nlotes aniurticle from Verona, in whlh (il. Mina's Array is estimated at 40,000 Regulars, Miitia, &. besides sarnte companies of Miquelets, who serve withoyt paj The degree of resistance which they ...

... b I ~O 10'N-DON, VEJJNES~DA,1- AUG UST2 13, 1823. MOST ItaVO1)ItTANT NEWS. l-'roin t/re Courier of, this clay. beived frornttha feninsidl. ine pulic e n s eeha t ee it arnply deserves the characeter we have g~iven of it at the -bead of this article. It tony be relied upiarrsr the latest anl roost authentic, hitelliience faron (adii rand Madrid. W l, ie ue ?? left Madrid for S~e titiIe, it war, ...

... ? -Ag.cv),ipto, , ?? ?? ?? C OMMISSIO1N in tht6 1MhlhfrtrWTriiop of Mt,.skt 1Wontonrty Ch-vrnb, siigned by the J 'Lrdt-Ueutenattt ot' the County of Sus~ex.- Wmt. Heilry Ynldv~yn, Gent. td be Cornet, c, Vice8hir Icy, res ig n d.ed.t WAs OTi~icy, GOt. 24.-Ist R~a ?? ,alijil.-Colonel the Hon. lit King, frntn hllf-pay 5ith Poot, to be! Coltincl, vike 3lajoior- enirl Kelso, [Ice. I VxvrtTA'ciizri.- ...

... _-do - Yesterday -were received the Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last, by Express. The intelligence they bring is of great importance, as will be seen by the extracts ve have given. Corunna has not 3pisulcd, bult a suspension of hostilities has been sweed to, till an answer can be received from General .5l(arillo as to the proposed terms upOnI which the gar- rissn will surrender. ...

... LONDONY, itION5DAr, JULY -28, l823. tet terp receivedi from Casliz, to the loth inlsthbniegIstelligessce, 1 That the inhabitants of Ca- diz ?? ini the, higleess, siplits, and eseteendinl confident. ]lopes of ?? rthe f~rench. to raise the blockade: sthe preyviisiis ire in~ abhusdame ; and three very large Auirirn shps laden with dhuvr, h-ad entered the port iii deiahc~ f ?? hbiekatlc. The ...

... 1 0il1- a1 - 0 TutIfo Vo~t0. §1 ia PAIR S, JULY 0. SlRAC'R of a Telegraphic Dispatcb . from Gawit Guilleininot, the M)Iajor-General ,,2 ef the Army of the Pyrenees, to the Minister at IVar:- IThe advance-6gaud of Count Bourdesoult, Com- VenainChief of the Expedition to Andalusia, was tt1t3he at SaL Iucar, the 24th at Puerta San Maria. C',Glferal has caused Puerto Real to be occupied,- 1 ' ...