... LONDON, }JULY 29. IIULTIUJM j1I PA RVO.--HiS Majesty Continucs at his Lodge, Windsor Park-ainner parties given Thursday and Friday, at which Dukes of York and Cumberland, and others, 30 in num- ber, were present-his Majesty designed giving public breakfast Thursday, but wetness of the weather prevented ?? yachts still in waiting at Portsmouth, but nothing further know'n of (lay of the Kiing's ...

... FEDNESDAY's & THURSDAY!S POSTS.., From the London Gazettc of Taesday. r ?? announces that the French Go- I vernment has declared an effective blockade of the Ports of Cadiz, Barcelona, Santona, and St. Sebastian. It also contains a Proclamation, exempting vessels of less burthen than 60 tons, belonging to the King of the Netherlands, from the necessity of taking Pilots, on entering into or ...

... SUNDAY'S AND, TUESDAY'S POSTS. LONDON, JULY 29. wHE news from Spain is becoming much more interesting than it has been for the last month or two. Corunna, the fate of which is at present the leading object of attention, still held out on the 21st. The Constitutionalists had abandoned the heights before the town, and retired within the walls; but they had resolved upon a desperate and devoted ...

... LONDON2 JULY31. Every preparation has been made for his Ala- jesty's marine excursion; but we believe that the very unfavouratle state of the weather, to- grether with some slight remains of indisposition, flas induced his Majesty to lay aside all thoughts of it for the present season. The Earl of' W~et/in leno packet arrived on Tuesday in thee river from Cadiz, whinch port she left on the ...

... POSrTASYCRIPT. LONDON, AUGUST 1. A letter wvas received yesterday fromn an officer of the French blockading army at Port St. Mary's, before Cadix, dated the 17th nit. His regiment had received orders to march immeeU. ately for Cordova, in order to reinforce the di- nision undler the command of Gen. Bouxmont, in consequence of intelligence received by Bour- desoult, Or' the advance on that ...

... Madrid, Jil4y 20.-On the morning of the I6th, 8,000 or 9,000 Men, supported by the fire of 60 pieces of cannon and 9 gun-boats, made a sortie from the Isle of Leon and the Troca- dero, advancing in six columns on the different points of our line. The right column, about 2,000 strong, passed the canal by the fort of St. Petri. Three other columns debouched by the bridge of Siazo; one consisting ...

... O XFO RDM .S~alrday, 4aug. 2. 7'-0 ECCLESIASTICAL PREFEWMENTS. The Rev. Peter Johnson, B. I). Fellow of Exeter college, to the Vicarage of Wittenham Earls, Berks; patrons, the Rector and Fellows of that college. The Rev. T. Bissland, B. A. of Balliol college, to be Domestic Chaplain to Lord Bexley. On the presentation of Miss Wroughton, the Rev. John Symonds, to the Rectory of Wilcot, Wlilts, ...

... LONDONY, itION5DAr, JULY -28, l823. tet terp receivedi from Casliz, to the loth inlsthbniegIstelligessce, 1 That the inhabitants of Ca- diz ?? ini the, higleess, siplits, and eseteendinl confident. ]lopes of ?? rthe f~rench. to raise the blockade: sthe preyviisiis ire in~ abhusdame ; and three very large Auirirn shps laden with dhuvr, h-ad entered the port iii deiahc~ f ?? hbiekatlc. The ...

... rTIIE IlAMPSHIIRE AGRICULLTURlAL SOCIETYJ at- The able Secretary nf this Society, (Joim h was Duthy, EDq.) bas addressed a Letter to Sir Thlomas e° k at Baring, Bart. M.P. the President of the Society, upon ti y.- tle suticct of its usefuluCsS; Jr11c which we present our a: Readers with the following. extracts e- d tity DEARc SiR.-It has become a questiotn whlether the p ool, Hampshire ...

... LONDON, FRlDAY, AUGUST 1, 1823. The F'r-enh Jestirnals of Ttitesday arriveti 1 vestertiby. They sitate that the Duke ?? weasc is leave M1atdrid On the 2dtti, an tht the piroparatiions I ho 1is de0pitisre lt'tt beetn Peremlptorily orderehd. ,ille is thle place to which he proce.cls, but the qpeci- p~1~105 )srt stated. ?? Ultra J1oucrnal, called thl Ekdie, atcrihes hiis diepainretC to ...

... To the PItNTEr.S of the IIA'UPS1IRE TELEGnAPiH. ice SANDOWN, ISLE OF WIGHT, Ju1ly 5, 1823. . COc I have been led into a train of meditation oni ess the hackneyed theme of the instability and vanity of ri- human distinictions, and have felt their utter worthless. - no ness and perishable nature, by an examination of the t if Villakin of the late John Wilkes of party,. I had al. an most said, ...

... - ?? ?? . Moto. jr?Daj),O Alit, , -- 1-- - MADRItD, JULY 2. N fWEN\:S of ?? i1tio1't:Tfce,' of the na- ture of whrih WO ntre yvt ignlor:lnt, has arrived n Trol ('adrl 1d th>e Prince appears mu11ch . satisfiel t s a beern given for evcry thig to be got resY to malrchl at the first signal. It is said that his Ilboya ?? will leave M dadrid ont the 28thl, to 05tal)!lgh bis ?? at Seville, and the ...