... _-do - Yesterday -were received the Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last, by Express. The intelligence they bring is of great importance, as will be seen by the extracts ve have given. Corunna has not 3pisulcd, bult a suspension of hostilities has been sweed to, till an answer can be received from General .5l(arillo as to the proposed terms upOnI which the gar- rissn will surrender. ...

... V.-Ootoi*4 h'A P'RDA Y'S LONDON GAZETTP EXcssEcstrt1 BsIL O,,riuE, AuG. 28. ALL Exechoqueir 1ills dlated in JRiy, LX ugnst, and Repteibber, I812, ?? be paid A offloon the 26th Septomber.-Ne.* Bill., bear- ing an interest of two~pcnce peir day, may be bObtailled, in whole Dr part payment, by lists delivered in brn tile 19th imet. IIANKRUtJ'Ts, johin i lbie towiides, ?? mcirelintt Peter ...

... To ?? PAINTERS qf tehe HfAir'simtrl TErGInAr I. GoIouRT, August27th, 1823.i1 In reply to the query of your (Correspondent ANSI- lruisaitius, kias the l3loon any influence on the Wind, or the state of the Atmosphere ? wve beg to on say, that if the generally-admitted Newtonian Theory St of the Tides of the Sea be correct, il regard to the fe, power of the loon's attraction and gravity, we ...

... LONDON. MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1823. The Manileur of Friday contains a report fson 32arnhal Moncry of an engagement with the tierops of Milans in the neighbourhood of' Cades. The 6o stitutioniists were, it is aial, defeated but lon- f try admits that-the Spaniiards defended themselves with bsvacy; and which pary was victorious may be . fairly qaisisein It is added in the report that I ilans ...

... THE lORNING CHRONICLE. ti ?? cjicumnstance of the late sale of .7he Arocii ich inlQ Clcseci newpaerfor s-large, a site as Forty 'lie Thousand Pounds,s has excited much honversation and er some inquiries have been addressed to uts o h uj ,etlnt we are inl poissessionl of no partieilars bey end the oC fact of tlie Sale, anti that the Printing Mlateeials werm ?? not included in the Forty Thousand ...

... I ?? aun ourobavl' v0.to1 TRmIZSTE, AGrUST 4. S EVERAL vessdls frout tbhe Archipelago bring news that the Greek Admiralty is at pre. 7 , ent en gaged in preparing for the exetion of a sery bold project, which may be productive of adva tage to their catse if it succeeds, but hrn taL bevey fetal to the (igcck . lt is nothing | titan to transfer the theatre of v.war to Asa Mlinor, d to mnake ...

... ftut7 oatf j.uaito. I PthW TUESDAY'S LOADoN GAZETIT. Flr'sTEetAL1., A\rovSTs>, 2I? 123. P-M E King bas been pleaseea to appoint Alexander Earl of Caitlitess to be Licttenant anild herli' Prineipal of the Shiue of Caithness, Sn the room of the ECarl of Caithuess , deccsead. (!dMMISsxosys signed by Lords Lientenant.-Ply- ,nIouth Iock Itje. of L/oval Mjiliaia-Wno. Iangsiead, lsq. to le ?? ...

... frivjjo all 1-EAtltrzav,0 t3colo. I - - . -- - I- . I I Fr te tIMVIoTMJR of Tuesdry.-Offieial Part.) A'R-My TiE OF T IiTttICES. o' Tll,' MAtI}iAL DUDe: ill REtOTO TO ri1 Ex- lte LFY TI{NI MARSHAL 5t11NISTYtRt AT WAR. MADRIDI, AUG. 20. tlie M arshl ?? ut.-Gaeiuera1 Co*ut Bourck gives me an account of his ope- * rations against Corunia, by letter dated thc 13th inst., in the following terms:- ...

... LONDONi tWEDNESDA Y, AUTGUST 27i, 11>2. 'hi'e Paris Papteis of Saetur'day tre reevived. TIhey contain, a decree issued by the Duke d'AngOu- Ileie, from Andujar, Aug. ii, 1 prohibiting the S pa- hish authori ties from impios~ioning any suersons, without authority froml tho commanlders of the~ French trtoops andcutri~l~ he cenh c~sitanetsto tiemand the relse o ci ersosespcill e~ekt, homay ti .e ...

... LONDON, SEPTEMBER 2. r pAITE latest news from the Continent is highly -t important, as it secins to indicate that the affairs of Spain are at length in a fair progress towards an adjustment. A telegraphic dispatch from Bayonne, of the date of the 20th, an- nounces officially that on the lath General Bourck signed a convention, by which Corumla is to be delivered up upon the terms granted to ...

... WEDNESDAY's & THURSDAY's pOSTS. I LONDON, SErPT 4. The Paris papers of Monday confess that all I hope of arrangement with the Cortes is now i decidedly lost. The French are now preparing to attack Cadliz simultaneously, by sea and land. p The King of France's birth day is destined for n the grandcombined attack. ' Ba1,soz, Aluguest 26.-'I'houfh we have an o extraordinary number of letters ...

... Sir Robert Wilson, by a decree of the King of Portugal, has been stripped of his order of the Tower and Sword, for having through the medium of printed letters and proclamations, some of which were addressed to the Portu- guese, given publicity to his zeal in defence of the revolutionists, of all countries, &c. The last accounts left Sir Robert on board a vessel in the Tagus, under a ...