... [nfos THE ETTOILE or sATUDI)AV] PAIs, MARcH 29.- -i. the Duke de Coneglieno, Marshal of France, commanding the Corps d'Arme of the Western Pyre- flees, arrived at Perpignan on the evening of the ifd instantt nine o'clock in the evening. His Excellency a faew jnreafte his arrival, proceeded to the residence of I tle C1 Coril. a Oil the following day, the Duke received the ci a i authorities, ...

... STATE OF THE COUNTRY. We have to repeat nearly the same tale and almost in the same words: but though we shall not allow any fact to escape, which we think ought to be recorded, we cannot load on r colutns with all the particulars of the barbarities perpetrated. in which sorem'of less shall we indulge in the frightful colouring L lck atoe bad our contemporaries seem to glory- Cork and Limercl ...

... THE MORNING CH40lICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1823. The French Papers of Saturday and Sunday morning have been received, but they contain no intelligence of much importance from the frontiers. The report of the entrance of the French territory by MINA is, it seems, premature. The Duke d'ANGOULEIME, according to private letters, has reached the head-quarters of the Army of the Eastern ...

... EXTRACTS FROM THE THIRD AND FOURTH PARTS OF. THE VERY IN~TERESTING JOUANAL OF COUNT LAS CASES, 'RECErthy. PUBLISHED. NAPOLEON'S o011l50N or TALLEYRANSD. Talleyrand is a man who can make himself fit for any place on the eve of his appointmentt to it. He waited two days and nights at Vienna for full powers to treat for peace in my name (the Em- peror's), but I should have been ashamed to have ...

... l'he following statement bf facts may be of assistance to the doubting mind of the Lord Chancellor on Bankrupt questions, and ought to be incorporated, iwith great effect, in the next Pe dition (ronm the l~oindoni TIraders against our Insolvent Act:- Wlhile the ;iing of Spain was exercising hi- tI jolute will and pleasilte in all matters of Government, the affair hereunder stated took place ...

... ANTE AND POST NUPTIAA JOURNAL. .| I - I~ ANTm-NuPTJAL.-I hate Blondes, white-faced horses and wo- men are equally ugly; the blue-eyed daughters ofl the north, like the other bleached animals (If the same latitude, are apt to be very torpid, sleepyr and insipid, rarely exhibiting much intellect or piquancy. They remind one of boiledalutton without caper. sauce, or water-gruel withoutwine ...

... Yesterday, pursuant to annual custom, several of the Alder- men, the Sheriffs, and other City Officers, assembled at the 'Mangion-house, for the purpose of accompanying the Lord Mayor, in procension,' to Christchurch, to hear the Spital Ser. mon, and a Report of the state of the different City Hospitals, At twelve o'clock the late Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, Recorder, Chamberlains, and other ...

... PUBLIC. DiBT.OF PORTUGAL. e To vTHE EDITOR o' THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, You will oblige one of your readers by publishing the following extract from the Di;iaro do Governo, relative to a projected plan 1 for funding the Public Debt of Portugal, proposed to the Cortes on the 24th of January last, by one of its Deputies. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, A. R. N. ' PROJECT. t ,The Cortes do ...

... DUTY ON WOOL We receive many compiaints of the mischievous effects of thlt D4ty some time ago imposed on Wopol, not to add to the resources of the State, but to satisfy the rapacity of Landholders. In the following letter on the subject, the writer endeavours tm shew the extent (ot iijury sustained by the Labourer from this 'T'ay. flow far this statenunt is accurate, we pretend not to say; but ...

... - lpThis may be said to be thle age of nairacles. Since the reqist.a es tion of the Bourbons, France has been the theatre of constant 'Se mairacles, all authenticated in the anost unexceptionable nsnuer, lie arnd judeginig front se~veral recentr instances Eng~tland 5eenii dJeter. w istin-l tInt tE n hv telilli htalti. Thle Frseeth Inive their 'Areii is bistiopls altd thle Flglisii their f ...

... PARIS rAPERS. [FROt vTHE COURIER FRtANCAI Iirlor PARTS, MARCH 3u.-Ifappoarailles may be believed, andi bnfo- flation which ha, an air of truth,. a newv expedient ba benv thought of to satisfy the party vvhihi -desireS wvar, vithOat re- nousncing that pacific system which is regarded ahfeithmoerto chances of stability. 1h sl~ns fte a el~ morein carried on with Madrid is acknowledged, there is ...

... MR. MATHBWS. We cxtract fromt the rhiaF1a1el7is Gazette and Vailg Adverliser a full statement of the circurnstatices wihich gave rise to the pro. secution against a Boston Editor 7,bwich our inimitable Mathews very reluctantly felt himself called upon to commen~tce. The Gentlenten of 1 the' Sock'arid JBiiskifl have ever liven and should always be, the subjects of legitimate and liberal ...