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... I 11 tI~iRD'.FliT')toY, di F1, , ?? . .-A flftl;, voliiumedof D r.I. ladry of Eug- It J- s appeaied,2 *1iss jonao Workr, ?? dngely ove4lcobled byouui 600 most p3opular rtvie~s, has received . pt a more sure p edge:,-ot public. 4pprobatioyl. A ?? ris editiori in octavo;?s LtOiSppear in a few 4ays. . gr The author is a.Rsfles s1iiatholic- Clergytanllat in that -w charac.ter-h~s had access to the ...

... ,LONDON, SATUfRDAY,. JU. 7. *We h -ave thits moment'received the Paris Papers yesterd#, ficni which we hasten to give extracts: ~ARUY~t OV T1U.t`:RV4NLs'EE.. Report fitoel the Major-'Geneptt to the6 Min6ister if WIr MADRYD, MafY29.-M--onsigneilr.-I have -the hone., 'of addressing, to 'yotit Excellency, atcounts which ha~ .reached me on the affatirs of the interior of Spain. ?? ballasiteros ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON.,TUESDAY, JUNK 3, 1823. * HOUSE O rLORDS. MONDA, 'June 2.1 Lord 'Viscovnt Dudley iditt Ward took the oaths and his seat. .-The Iurnpike ?? Meeting 3ill passed through a Committreand was reported aithout any amendrmncts. The. Marquis oJ Lansdotwn prsenterd a petition from 'Whitby, in the Cguntv of Yotk, praying for the entire Abolitipn of Slavery.-Adjourned. ; HOUSE OF COMNMItONS. ...

... HOUSE OF CONMMIONS, FRT;DAY, JLNF ar2 I -- 'j 1nassed. The London Bridge Bill was read a third time adl passet11r. Sir T. Baring brought up thle Report onl the Petitilonr - iMl' Adam, which sas ordered to be printed. * I t N-on Mr. Broug/hamn wished to put a question to the Righ l Secretary for Foreign Affairs; it was this-, Wihetltcr tlhere 5i any foundation for the story which had reached ...

... WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1823. BIRTH. On Sunday last, the Lady of the Rev. G. Hole, Rector of Doddisconbsleigh, In tbis county, of a son and beir. DIED. On NIonday last, nt T'lem plar's -Cottage, on the Haven Banhjs, near Exeter. Thoinas Henry Harbin, EIq. formerly oV Corsica Hall, in the county of Sussex, and twenty years Magislrate for that county. Early on Sunday moraing, at his father's house, ...

... c ,oft of oribap to cianebap, -FlTo 'UESDAY' LONDON GAZETTE. CltOWN-OFF'ICE, JUNF.7. RI RrI'RMEni TO SE1RVE it TalI PRESFST PAfLrAMtENT. * 1Jnsi.,ey_. olin Stuart Wortlcy, Esq. of Wortley-hall, yolhl.1 ' in th r o0011 of tile Hon. John William Ward (now t ' )oudley and Wnrd, and one of the Peers of the realm). LiAIBANKltUPTS. j jifartili's-lane, vine.merchant, Sols, Paterson & * ?? Ol pr~d-~tr ...

... clo Vazti5 of euvttap go chap, LONDON, FRIDAkY, iuxr 21). The Ziloaiieur of Wednesdav c~ontains a despatch filom General Rottcnbourh dae uei n eatin- to Miine's inicursion on Ithe Vrench territory, whic 11 F.r& further evidence of supdrior skill and activity of the Spauish commander. Rottenbourigh wl'ites, that on the iuth inst., 'lie was informed, thst ,the enemy occupied Rocqluebrukine with ...