... I GRE(ECE. Coavu SecT. 26, 83-rl folnowint, 'stateinent will live you YUsome idea of the opening and o tlrsito h s d Capain inGrece. he urks have certalilly ilade'In this y yar two unexpected eflbiosts; and tiasoshn hwte a Greek-s hav rustae lcm d et thdir grounld, with, II indeed, very limitedlineans tb carry oii a reuilar war, andit the occiasidnal little dissensions ari'sing now' and then ...

... .. . 1 The following is an accurate statement of all the winners of ; his Majesty's Plates (in England) of 100 guineas each, of the s present year:- . N EWhARkET, APRIL 29.-Mr. Molony's b. m. Luss, by Hed- ley, 5 yrs. old, beat Mr. Prendergast's ch. f. by Rainbow, I and four others. , - , MAY -.-Mr. Wyndham's b. h. Centaur, by Ca- nopus, 5 yrs. old, beat Mr. Molony's Luss. CHESTER, MAY 6. ...

... - - FRENCH PAPERS OFSATRDAY. . . - . . [fROM THEETOILO'SUNDATj PARIS, NOV. 9.-The King did not go out. ' NEWS FROM SPAIN. 'IVADRID, NOV. 1.-All the Constitutional Chiefs of Estrema- dura have'given in 'their submission, with the exceptioh of the EBrpevinadoo who hag not'yet done so.- Brigadier Laguna took possession'on the 29th of October of the town of Badajos. i N. 2.-.is Majesty, with ...

... FRENCH PAPERS OF Wi9DNESDAY. (FROM THE CoUR=ER FRANCAIS.] uRuKEY._SMYRNA, OCT. 5.-T1he last intelligence which we have received from the Greek Isles, announoces that the lpsariots and the Hydriots, between whom differences had arisen, are reconciled. Forty ships of war, fitted out by the islands of Spezzia, Hydra, and Ipsara, met in the latter port; they set sail a few days afterwards. This ...

... .GIAOL AQoWV4ANCRI -I _QUM Canem, volunt oceidere, pane ostenS a'liel'unt. .., E 11Addg. Mr. EDrron-As illustrative of the opinion of our Learned Sages of the Law, respecting -the proper diet for their fellow- creatures, I beg to olfer you the following anecdote, which I remember to have rend either in 'the narrative ofBai on TREIN i, or in some other memorial of the tender mercies of: the ...

... LONDON: ,SAT1URDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1823. There is a pettiness and a spirit of vindictiveness about the BOURBON Government of France, which renders it very contemptible in the eyes of Europe. When Mr. BOWRING was liberated, after the most persevering ef- forts to find matter of crimination against him, they were forced to declare, that there was no charge to authorise his detention. With a Police ...

... THE; MOJ1-i G CIJQNICLE. L O N DIO N: . XTI1US~spaY N'V~EMJJER 20, 1823.- 'The Dublin Evening Post has alluded more than oncet of late to a circumstance calculated to fill with alarm those who' have. the national, independence at heart, riamely, the support which an invading enemy. would find in the South of Ireland. In one of a series of let-t ters to the Marquess of LANSDOWN, in that paper, ...

... A public Meeting was held yesterday evening at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, for the purpose of taking into considera- tiOnI the propriety of establishing a London Mechanics' Insti- tute. Long before seven o'clock (the hour fixed in the Adver- tisernent for taking the Chair), numbers of respectable me- clhnics had assembled, and when the Committee and the Gen- tlemen appointed to move and ...

... ADMIRAL TVALDES, LORD ,NUGENT ANDY I T'lE TBIMES. The friends of Lord Nugent feel very much for the unpleasant predicament in which he has been placed by the ambition of a blundering servant to figure away on the credit of his Lordship in The Times Newspaper. The utmost praise is certainly, due to Lord Nugent, for dis- tinguishing himself so advantageously, during the late struggle of expiring ...

... [FROM THE MONITEUR OF SUNDAY, NOV. 23.-OFFICIAL PART.] TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH. X TOUlLON, NOV. 21., IN THlE EVENING.-I have just learned by the Chamois Xebec that a French squadron has cast anchor at Paina in the Island of Majorca, and landed the new Go- vernorof the Balearic Islands, appointed by the King, who was received and recognised without the least disorder. It was on the 9thl November ...

... Fronz Iie .OI¢NDON .GAZETXIt $ATUB7JDAY,'NOV. l5. FOVRRGim.OFFICE, Nov. 14, 18M~ The King has been pldaged'td ap~oint the Right, Honourable Viscoant Granville to be his Maijesty',s AmbareadorRxtrloldmlnal an~dPlenitioten. tiarytOhlo-MsJoestythe Els of-the Netherlands. ,6TnoeKing has been pleased'to lepprove of Mr. jose Ago~stiao.R arral,'as aOl 0-General atGibrOtar for hasMost Faithful Majesty ...

... Tomn the-LONDON GAZETTEof Saturday, Nov 22. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 1, Jr-3. The was this day pleased to confer the honour of Enightlood on Jobn Chapman, Esq. Ilate Mayor of Windsor. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 19, xsIM2. The King was this day pleased to confer the honour ofXnlghthood on Gifin Wilson, Esq. Recorder of Windsor. CARLTON HOUSE, Nov.21, 12S. The Xluo wastbis day pleased to confertbe honour ...