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... Yesterday a splendid entertailnment was giveni at the Thatched H-ouse Tav'erni, in celebration of the return of the Marquess of Hastings to this country, by the Gentlemen who had served under his 'ordship's Adimnistration in India. At about eight o'clock upwards of 150 Noblemen and Gentlemen sat down to a d]inner of the most sumptuous description. Thle viands were 6f the choicest character, ...
... Frim the LONDON GAZETTE, July 29. FOREIGN-OFFICE, JULY 28. 1523. It has been notified by the French Minister for Foreign Af- fairs to the Ambassadors and Ministers of Neutral Powers, at Paris, Tlhat the French Government has declared at effectiv blockade of the Ports of Cadiz, Barcelona, Santona, and Sebastian. BANKRUJPTS. and Sept. 9, L. Clarske, of Houtton, Devoushirp, sadSer iAt g c7. I ...
... LPROM THE ETOILE OF SUNDAY.] POSTSCRIPT-(By EXPRESS). Tile idea of crime is always a stranger to the breast of a loyal 'an; in aadopting yesterday that account which was most con- sonant to my wisnes, I sent you word that the fire was gene- rally thought to leave been caused by the a b Sce this near the church; but now there is little doubt bute thatths attempt was made by the Revolutionary ...
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... (titOM T11uS rlLOTr5 OF SUNDAY.) Thle Alan titeur contains thle following Circular Letter, whlich hlas becn sent by the Minister of Foreign Atfairi to thle Amt bassadors andl Ministers of the Maritime Powers residing at the Court of France.h A second Circular has also been addressed, notifying ,th blockade of Cornuna and Ferrol. ' et tiue MONSIEUR AMBASSADOR-rThe French Governrlentl disl to ...
... The provincial accounts are happily becoming moielarour- able, and sym, noms ofv al ap roaCh to geater tranquillity are reconisid. `Yi ;Eitese froain a e Cork Cl-eonice, however, in further detail. of tiig assassinationl of Nowlan, affords but a poor proof of the desirable fact. We supply a few facts from the Papers received, yesterday morning:- k Th followi'Rg M TYE CORK CHRONICLE.] .e ' The ...
... LiSBON iXPEiRS. We yesterday received by the Lisbon packet intelligence from Portugal and Galicia. The news from Galicia has been for the most part superseded by the rapid arrivals from Corup- na to various ports; that from Lisbon has some interest. The Portuguese Government seems to act completely in concert with the French, and has declared that it no longer recognizes the Envoy from the ...
... TO THE WRITER OF A LE.'IER, IN THE MORNING CHRONICLE RESPECTING THE CUSTOf7MeHOUSE SEARCHERS. d Upon'reading your Letter to the Editor of Tihe Morning dC'hronicle,. I feel equal surprise with yourself, that no one has given himself the trouble of exposing, and endeavouring topre- rvent tle uorFages daily couiiniitef upon indivi uals on boar the London Steam Packets, on their return from ...
... We have received Cadiz Papers to the 14th instant. The fol- loWing are extracts:-- [FROM THE REDACTOR GENERAL orF TH 13Tn.1 CADIZ, JULY 13.-A militiaman of Madrid dedicates to Rear- Admiral Hamelin, to General Bourdesoult, and his troops, that they may sihg it in their idle moments, a strophe of the Song called the Marselloise, published in T'Ae Moirning Chr'oni- cle of the 17th June:- Coura e ...
... THE M0BRNING CHRONICLE. L ON D ON: WYEDNESDAY, JULY30, 1823. We are sure there are few of our readers who will not cordially share the satisfaction with which we an- nounce the arrival of a cutter at Falmouth, from Co- lunna, which left that place on the 22d, bringing the agreeable and important information, that the French had desisted from their enterprise, and withdrawn from the heights ...
... We have received New York Papers to the Ist ilnstant Philadelphia to the 30th, and Baltimore and Boston to the 2t1' ult. It appears that some fears were entertained at Newvlorek of the re-appearance of the yellow fever. One or two cases had occurred; but it was hoped timely precaution weoik1 pre- vent its-increase. The following are extracts LATE FROMl MExIco.-Tbe Editors of the Gazette have ...
... BAYONNE, JULY 22-The siege of Pampeluna seems to be irrevocably determined upon, and will certainly be shortly commenced in form. A great number of waggons with bombs, shells, &c. are sent from our arsenal. The town, which will be first attacked, cannot hold out long, but the citadel, which is supposed to be provided with every necessary, may make an obstinate resistance. Guerillas begin to ...