... C. CI'diff Places Cwilmellm~l ott We i11e'. li, II-i am inoat'numerouisly and fashlionablv attendedC. 'Ili, sntart so I he0 1st antd _)dday %~ax verny excellenft, end therew W Itevr prb bility of its cli~tinuitng to the 3dt There 'tore no less that Ii) qrst-rate horses enter4-d-for. the difibrefit StUloih, -&r. aid better ruhniing has slt been known for some years. Thorit w-ere four ...

... MONDAY, D; MC1L'n 8, IS23. r H 1,L :Lt r OF 'I Il E l'l SI'i S II I If r: PA. LAILI Ii . A l. iL 11 -,VIILLOlI rICAl,.AN I) iItiI Jl ItIh LALILliS OP A! ~ ENI ,IiIII 'iA The Royal pctticoat--maker of Spain, whose chir icttr (p roved by foruser deeds Wn d act) uonic but a Holy Al linne !. zealot could have unduly estimated, is again at his ol(d tricks; and if these were merely to denotefi)//, ...

... IRIUP'PNGILLiM'S BW RE.U I - THE HARMONYOF THE SCAL9. jrisW o nlistzlfiou.-~Mr. RippnHesP~i~o h Cross-examination of a W%.itness ha en eoe nor a tuuc more conveeneii~ part of the builig n 5f o be seen gaitusy, in the room Vwhich hahterobntu cmm~itteeL ngroom; lhe has added another picturet t h tlfc fwihi r.a ,musical allegoro natmt oproiyh tronly Of the tct Scale; for this ...

... 'Wc have been requested to insert the following letter from Tl Beritish Press. Mlr. Editor',-Tt is somewhat corions to find a class of persons, uihoni), by the shrewd instinct ot natulre, 'as well as thle earliest lessons of experience, wte are all inclined to avojil, erecting themselves into an *nsurance Society, and taking sweet counsel togethler, how they shall best prVo- vide for ...

... ,. , I . , - t?. po? 'crt tz . . P he LONb15NSATURDAY, FeBRUARY 8. At We received this morning the Paris Papers of tho'day t.before yesterday, and private letters of the saiine date.- y, Each arrival gives additional strength to the opinion that war is inevitable; and that a blow will be struck before many (lays have clapsed, Threse-pliptrs tare cxtreinely important. It is affirmed, that the ...

... . Post of 1 ombap to A mbueap. FROM TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. Foalwt?10Qlce,` Aiaugsts, - ism I is bnnotified by the F~t~ich MinihtewrfoGTForeign ATorir ttb llbtadors And ?? if &hutral Powes, at Phris the French Gvernmnent~lssi hdeelaredte effective blockade X 'htth of Cortntla. 13eANKRUPTCIES SU WBSEDED. 4 Uverqd dtet, Brunswick-square, etainet-maker. G ittans, owe! Sitbstteet ...

... (4 -. , I I - ? I ? E ?? TI. ? I - - 1, 1. I .1. I -I Onl Frib z, pl-l t\il cueierni native, and incorl- fit'''', a ii'h in ?? ?? C7'ti''h~lred'i an] mid n :C C~t'J i: _~t- Wi~ e, oitt 0t I., 'cdo ai ;-10. tO Conl .11 ~ i bst IiO''Oit ls ?? t'8 -rd 'aa: totA,-1' I:;% c~t oiarunin er' v~ t ru I 2vl Iiit ?? ?? tnk renvsocrl'1c. 0f the renr - ctr,.. W ll ?? ii' tillt :10L li ?? fl to e coal,1 ...

... ; - II I - - . . I . I el I POSTSCR'PT'' THURSDAY's POST. From the London Gazettei Dec. 31. CROWN'OFFICE& Dec. 31. 1822. Afeinber retrrned 20 serve in this ?? Parliamnmt. SH[RE OF BOSS. - 'Q1 R lames We'myss Mackenzie, 6! Sealwell, Bt. in the room of Thbmas Mackenzie, Esq. deceased. BANKIRUPTS. John Robert Cuffley, ol Ipswich., Suf- folk, ?? Eaglesfield and John Wall,. of Hinckley. Leicesrer, ...

... .71. The following painfully interesting particulars of .this most melancholy eatastrophe,. are derived from he the oral relation of one of the cabin passengers. a er- respectable tradesman in Liverpool, who was for- '- tutatlely'saved. the aecount this drawi tip was is. published in the Liverpool Courier of Wednesday last. It is a mournful d'e'tail- ts ?? sailed from the Pigeon-hbuse, ...

... . IWD- OSTSCRIP:Te THURSDAY's POST. Fr-omn the London Gazette, Jan. 7. Ff HIS Night's Gazette eoritaina the Ceremonial T of the Investiture of Major-General Sir 'T'he- ophiliui Pritzler. with tbe Ensigns of a Knight. Com- mander of the Most Honfourable Military Order of the Bath. BIANKTIURPTS. Henry Hicks and Saml. W. Wood- wvard, ?? 'onthaiak, timber-merchants.- Jeremriah Benilon. of York, ?? ...

... Paris papers of :Friday arrived laat nsght by express. An article in these papers, dated Madrid, Feb. 9, states, that the King of France's speech to the French Chambers was commlunicated to the Cortes on the 5th by a Royal messagc. On the 6th a decree was issued at tlhe ?? of the AMinister at War, for a levy of 29,973 men (the Cot tes regretted that he had not asked 50,000) to render the ...

... TIME WHITE PATIB'NT4 tN the reign of Loutis XV. Isisb6 was the fashioiable t.iurgeon of Paris: One rnoiniig be received a note, inviting him to attend in thed Rte ?? de Jer, near the Luxemnborough, at sit ihi the eveining:, This professional rendizdr'us he rf coursc failed not -to keeps when he was encoturitered by a man who brought him to thc doot.of a 1tousei at which the guide knocked. The ...