... LON D ON: FRIDAY, JUNVE 20, 1823. The prevalence of contrary winds still prereftS the Spanish OF the Lisbon packet, so anxiously expocted a nd' the Sanish letters received in the coursec stertaY by no means make uIp the deficiency. We arc thecrefiagiobietorcro French sources for information fo n ater tei vague and inconsistcnet asscritoss in tile Ultra Journals of Paris, I the following ...

... : To relisll In its full absurdity the inconsistency of the Ultras ;t aed fanatics of Paris, when they harp upon the declaration of Dpe l'lbiswal, that the majority of the Spanish nation are ad- s.ers to tne Constitution, and bewail in pathetic terms the cruelty of forcing upon a people a government which it dis- lise;, ive iniast recollect that these sapient scribes are writing tin France, ...

... LALTEST IWNTELLIGEN.CE. LONDON, 'rTuesday Even ir. I EACH successive day wvhich rolls over our heads proves the growing importance of the present p ssitioni of Europe. Spairi is at this moment the Theatre upon which the future destiiies of civilized man will be decided, and the eyes ot every European State are rivetted Upon the course which she wvill adopt. For a long time past it has been ...

... ?_ ;K'itl)ai, ki'llcil total.ICE-q ?? - ? ; - - 54 4 of V'inchett, Holmes, hence at Elsinore. sta' aq LindsayB, LoeQcerby, hence at Rio de Janeiro. I Mary, Shields; hence at Bergen. I Traveller, ERdiin-dson, hence at Waterford. J. I ( ower, Griffiths, hence at Cuxhaven. gas -rIesland, Welvaart, hence at q'exel. ?? lier endrina, Harding, goid Aurora, Brovwer,henceatAntwerp. , cT Henri, Jameson, ...

... Po l1'u Fedto' o t/e Brisiteo 3lercura,. Sr,-The Et inic's of the ebolition of Colonial Slavery have tucceuded in provingr to the s'ttiractiorn of all v ho wil! take the trvoubie to exaimie their stater.etits, that tfie present systern of WVest-India mnaixgent-nt is uljoist in prittiple, rruel in opera. .ion, hopolitir in it, efff cts and thit a sa'e juind privticrble t-medv for thece various ...

... H 00000-M HOUSE OF ,LORDS.--1'Tur.diq, !~Nne iq, the -MARRIAGES OF DSE TlS~h aqtois The downamoved the seeond reediog of the Diesentere' Marriage, Bill, Go. the object of which wae to relieve Dissenters from the obligation to celebrate marriages according t0 the rites of tihe Church of mili- Engluand. He was eure that no bsenefit could arise either to erete Church or State by compelling ...

... i - ' .: ' ' . !. - - U~n stlavi &z X i^.z¢;fIt$ FBROM TtUESDAY'S LON.DON GAZE TTi. W4RITERALL, MAY 24, 14f23. VHWHE King has granted to Admiral Sir Richard Biekerton, Bart. h.C.B. of Upwood- h _IL hottse, Hunts, his Royal license to take the 1 surname of llussey before that of Biekerton;j and bear the arnes of HLussey quarterly With tn4ose of d Bickerton, in compliance with the lwill of ...

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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BR.ITAIr AND IRELAND, HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 19. Lord Barbaam, introduced by Lords Gambier and Calthorp, took the oaths and his seat. Mr. Brogden, attended by several Members, brought up from the Comnmons the Scotch Confirmation Bill, the Brim- stone, the Beer Duties Drawback Bill, and several other Bills, which wvere read a third time. 'The Dulke of LEINSTER ...

... MEETING IN AlD OF THE COMNTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN. Rn This Mleeting took place oil Friday, in the Great is Room at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate street. At twelve the room was filled'. Shortly after, sonic dissatis- faction was expressed at the Chair not being taken, when Mr. Hunt ascended the hustirngs for the purpose of addressing the Meeting, but the cries of Oilf,- Off, -were ...

... ITlpIt'lIEiR ITI')LY A AlIANCE AGRESSION. .; illV n iols to (Il,)l'ive til~ir moit 71:0ll1 friends of lii' sh~iiiO;' ot aI excuse fbr thici condict, tile llo!s Al litiico ifspot:; procced ill thliir p!ans o, IOF iversll dii.o:otioll 'Viti no mCa:sclred, wid (i it scur not utpon the aroond thiey OilVC to (c'iII~dCle i(1 thc irltliarmiicc of (re:t 131ritin,) writh ho vev p iw Ir I;c. 3But, after ...

... PRIVA TE CORRESPOiVDTJVCE. Lorntdon, June 6. Ii33. e V understand tiat dispatches from Seville, dated the 20th u!t., have bhc received it thle Spaishjlt Amnlassndor's, which bring p isitivc assurances tinat tlelther the niew ?? nisters nor the Cortes enteclained the must rlistaoct inclina- tinin at thaut period of proposing, that roncescins should be in adie wtiI the sic iv t) aecominmodationa ...