... EMIGRANTS AT T1lE CAPE OF GOOD iHOPE. I _ 7 f, - e . I I fid lois-1isi VeVtracta ftron private lettefre' j~~ (promiacd1 in dr 'lst Pape) shear the depressed and veydpoable condition of the Entigr'asts is; the Co. Y. ldyektetp of' Good n1iope s tiC GOOlD Rork, ?? has not been in n_ miy powemr seater to givO yort an accone fth nls tr ett' e ti his colony, ; trod evetn now you must be satisfiral ...

... LONDON, V EDNESDA AY, JUNKE 9, 1 24. 'This morning vvere received ly express from Pails, the Etoiie of vesterday's date, vwhich gives an Ordihsccer of the King for the removal of m. de Cha. teaubriand from the Secretaryship for Foreign Afffirs. 'No ?? is appointcd, the Count de Villele hoiding the port-folioadi irnletitn. Previous letters from Pernibad led vus to expect sense change of this ...

... * J*~o ;Isb* aulb VUeb Coto. PAIsM, AnRIL 3. ;t FH depots of the Spmauish ljrisolners , i France have received ordersto set ?? iln. to. ?? luns, to return to their own totsinty at cere I tain fixed times. These columns, amounting t in all to about 3,733 men, will have reached Bayonne 1 by the beginning of May, and will pass the frontier at i ,difercflt times as fixcd by their ropte. 6' ZA'TA , ...

... -- - LONDON, mlONbDAl', A1PJIL .12, 1824. The French Papers of' Friday, contain little news, The reduction of the live ?? is the most prominent subject in them. The Chamibers are still en- gaged in preparatory measures. *The Bmperor Alexar)- der has conferred the Grand Collar of St. 'Waldomir of the first class, on Marshal M-Aoncey. 'About a dozen t;eneral Oflicers who served in Spain, have ...

... CETAI' PIIOSOPTH AT QUN;.'1 lin the Arse Pabid A P Iilet ba~jtst appeared udr i'tleof cthae ?? Historical Fragment relative to her late ll1a)esty'zoc selfaa Qucp,;aIhtalemb,'th ato of whiolh descrikes~hipir, ?? I from sessed in her Mjsysbehalf, and wh sttscranequal be no circumstances, the knowledge of which hedeivd yro p d mixk~ ?? cof1identip1it na iacm nesIl'arti i'l the wifth a14etter ...

... HOUSE OF CO.\iMuN?. IMIONDAY, MlAY 3. The House ?? this dauy. In the courpe of the evening a very grat mu fluber of Petitions were Preseuted, relating to vare6os subjects a' prat proper ?? of them were connect&d wtith the IIiijes an; Skinn Bill.-Mr. Brouqhoai gave notice *f a motion fbr the 27td; relative to the cace of ilr. Smith, of Demerara ' I%'ir Joaes Mlfackintosh tool;-b: opportiziity ...

... LONDON - - FRIDIIY, XAE 7, 13824. ered 'Jle Paris recipeiisvof Tuesdly inn roeic'd. the eak- Thry bring fuller contradictionls and explamitions of ' vwlho the reparted appelalrance of' ]rincli ships ois the c-east of th r in- llrilil. The plan for the redrction of the Rentes pro- ma y to ceds in ,tthe Chalnber. Thle 1diciaeteur of Bordeadux % rJ ed it co l~tinas the folling inteliigence of the ...

... lr.171f!? . ?? -- 'toyamazes' Mt ? ., ?? I, VT imz'vwtu?qy 0? fjot O. I FiROM T'GESDIAY'S LONDONX GAZETTE. F ANKRfTPTS.--Jaumles Flinn, Liver- pool, eartimre (Ir eaier-Ain, Tytherieijh Powil, tf l.rfameslmry, VN i1t4, ?? Rtickards is Novkoiarkat, i,, alter.-diehlgA Cr,.'wird Saniderson, C Parhr-street. lajduoj.-w . I'hillips, Bristol, uen drLralr. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - 'I HOUSE OF ...

... ,PERSONAL CHIARACTER QO LORD BYRON, Lord Byron's.adlreti sis't6e mosttffatbleanid courteous perbaps ever ,een his 'nanneir, when in agood'humour, and depirous po being well wjtli his e guest,:were winnjngi-fast/natn'g in the etrenie, and f' though bland, still. spiritedi, is with an air of -f'rank- ners and gpnerosity-qu6 Ities in which he was- cer. tplnly not dedicent, He was opese to a ...

... ) Attihree o'claok ofi Sunday morsintg, tthe most 5O° indescribable alarni and confusion prevailed amnongst the )d inhabitants of l'lcet-strect, occasioncd by one ot-f the dlargcst and most destructive fires that have occurred fotr some years back. The watchman of St. Bride;'s perish, whose estation is on the south side of the street near es Jridc's passage, oppositc almost to Shoe-lane, ...

... @ f-7-4, ?? -4 ?? &I TU12DAY.S LO1V1JO1 CAZb.tPB, ?? APll-OFPICE, Oct.. i5. 1824.--id .sleft. qf Foot Gruards-Captain Hdn. J. C. Westepra, from the 75th Foet, to be Lieutenant and Caltain, vice Fokster. who &schanged.. 2d1est India .6girent. *-Lieut. Wmn. bpence to be Adjutant, vice Curcey, deceased. Royal Afrkur- ColoeitIo .Corps-Ensign Jas. White, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice ...

... fjV~F, tiF PEEI S. - Fl~~bl' 1-v ?? ltlltRSDAY, ,JtNU. 24. The Roya1 *1selnt was given, by Cowmiumtssion, to the Ne vciluxElles, 1 Ast India Possessions, tarl E 1arshai's Relief southvwark Bridge, Thames Tunnel, and several otter ilills5 LIqiso t AMERIC~t-Tile Marquis oJ Lansdowyvee | 'qired of his 3lalasty's ?,inistar; what were their in. telutilos on the inportant ?? of' recognisiaog the f ...