... :(.,ff.6 ,vjvfcjvllvu- t;ZIJfUjVI(;Ar,; LO0NDO0N: MONDAiY. APRIL 14, 1823. The Paris Papers Of Thursday and Friday have been received since our last. They contain a dispatch from General GuILLrNIINOT, giving an account of the actual commencement of hostilities. A small body of French and Italian refugees had advanced to the ]3dassoa, with 1 view, to sound the dispositions of the French army, ...

... .TO THE GREEK COM ITTEE. y ofy Gentlemen-Having been 'hrnostred by'yotifrirquest to make 'osome reply to the statements (if S~r William Gell relative to the flcharacter and condition of the Greeks, I had ventured to prepareF fl for enrerilig thelia's against that very accur~ate draughisfnian. It the seems that Sir Williamo, who could fiuid to ipany trtices of the ex ain ploits of that people ...

... - - 'tea, 'e of r of thei L O N DO N: IF- EDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 182. Just aswe were going to Press we received the fol- lowing important Document, the Proclamation of the Duke d'ANGOULrA1E to the Spaniards preparatory to his entering Spain; and the account of the French Rentes of Monday. They opened at 78f. 85c. and closed at 79f. 50c. At so late an hour we have no time for comment,' ...

... 'S. [ RXTHEl CONWITTUTIONNEL]1 a- By Eastassa. IfMAD)RaD, MARSCH f'8.-It was ar~nournceld to day to thie Cortes, a that the President had adopted the uniform of the grenadiers of the National Militia, and ithe Secretary Soria that Of a cavalier of YU the same corps. The M'einister for Foreign Affairs and of the Finances will set out to-morrow with tire Corteg. id Count. Aarino Palmsa de ...

... J 1Y The Anniversary Dinner of this excellent and efficient Charity r e was held sin the City of London Tavern yesterday. About two 55 hundred Gentleen, Jews and Christians, were present; and itat half an hour after six, sis Royal Highness the Duke of le Sussex, Patron of the Institution, took the Chair. A Bless- re ing on the dinner was i mplored in the Hebrew tongue, t, by one of the Hebrew ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1825. We have received the Paris'Papers of Saturday, from which extracts will be found in another column. Notwithstanding the wretched condition of the French army, it has been determined, we believe, that it shall immediately enter Spain. It is difficult to form a con. ception of the extent of the rapacity of the different in- dividpals employed in providing supplies ...

... WHITEBOY OUTRAGES [sRaosr THi coax ADVERTISER.L SI On Monday night a fire was discovered at Old Court, the seat o of Jonas Stawell, Esq. The Doneraile Volunteers,'and a party sl of the 22dinfantry, with some of Major Carter's Police, imme. a diately repaired to the spot, and found that the out offices and a a large rick of hay had been set fire to. Mr. Stawell had perceived the fire in time to ...

... .IRELAPND. is e SIR HARCOURT LEES-HABEAS l CORPUS-REV. a JAMES KENNY. t There has been, for the last few days, .a veriy ridiculous and rhodomontade discussion, shall we call it? touching the case of a certain Franciscan Friar, who delighteth In the name of Jimes n Patrick Kenny. We have heard the history of this Gentleman, l and really at any :other time we should have very little desire to e ...

... L O N D-O N: THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1823. eWe have received the Paris Papers of Monday, from which extracts are given in another column. Those of our readers who yesterday perused with at- tention the French Generalissimo's Address to the Spaniards, preparatory to his crossing the Pyrenees at the head of an armed force, must have been struck, not only with the falsehood and canting hypocrisy of ...

... TO THE INfltPENDFNT MEMUBERS OF Tat COIMMONS HOUSE OF PARLIAM1FNT r . .. ~j GENTLEMEN, -.'a I saidressed Von or. thle 17th ~lt. enl the occa.,inof t e I, D)reading of what the Chancellor of the Exchequer dtnornu't..t i,National Debt Reducition Bill, when I pointed out t, Igfalse declaration lie made to You en taebInng in, cy t hnh taethat thel Sinking Fund ltad effect0 a rnataul~ is (the ...

... pARIS PAPERS. PA su11,~ A~isk 7..~-'the X~ing annOUnCee ye~ierday, eoe as that$he renc ~r~ wa to ass he fdassoilthat day. It it thtshed thate act i c c fthteet rechted Paris Ins adde tha th dayc. h ewln fseerpt established oin M. de 0n~ Lu Bqrjaux. the Duke de Ulh lo, arrived nSc raynPrs fllsE~oelepy~ls Duk ofBellno, tosw of War, arrived Ysstif.ly (Sunday) fits Paris, at haf-as four ocok with ...

... 1ELECTION OF AN ALDERMAN FOR LANGBOURN I ~~~WARD. Yesterday this Election, which has excited some interest in the ciy. commenced. Mr. Stephenson, the hanker, having resigned, heCandidates were Mr. Keye and Sir Francis De-arnges. Trhe Lord Mayor hand appointed two icirck for the Wardmote, uts did not reach the Church in Fenchurch-street until cosisider- aly after that hour, in consequence of ...