... PUJBLIC NIEE IN PR Y In the ?? ret T~E> VavOur of the Greek >,Ato the late mz.>i YIn the fllow te it in farvour of the Greek rauser te at e tions, followe r ee causero ii, have lie r ntft thaen Oatcd a ocasion aes r te ooejt di!.i, to' sheasetirc andu l te ai,5;A On Slitnrie! last a fairrnmes _ t5i set ltown waee held in the C o Ing0 't ei hall, for the' purpofe ?? rmtte to teir ...

... P41IS E' o BitE TRUAL, We aiw~ti ?? sati sfaction the re-appenramce br' F Urancis Burdztt i ihn Ulopourabje Holse. 1-i§ tnanr t lbiesm of char atcri Onstllied iptegrity, and the uniform I co sisteiiy he h'as raittikined, have done tnore for the saisr of liberty thaD li b bn bampiished by the ex; ..mple of anY oth.er public uxli It appearst tis that this pariotic g-'itlerran, withouit detiating ...

... DOMES~iC I in oz - I DOMEDSTIC ARTICLE, S) (ornitled is our last.) I Thursday the Stb curt. being the second General or yearly -Meeting of the JI-iuer'a Good Dcsig Friendll Svicty of ti letc c, thcy proceeded to collect their absent dues; and after considering the state of their finds, which thie, found in a very flourishlingsituation, tiiey proceeded to the election of Oflice-bearers, when ...

... a SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAV'S POSTrS. LONDON, FEB. 10. T N Paris public attention is so engrosted by the approaching elections, that the affairs of Spain are, but of secondary interest. Pri- vate letters, nevertheless, assert intelligence to have been received from Madrid, representing the Royalists to be under daily apprehension of open resistance on the part of the Constitution- alitts, with whom ...

... A'' ebonlanl creuW r in i lDINBURGH. IV St press SATUBDAY-flmRruAsr I1. healt her lv pr d a A Committee of the Mexican Constituent Congress, dfeprr HIe- on the 20th of November, reported a draft of a Conr King the ie Me-stitution, in which they propose to establish a national iaes alcy government, to embrace the provinces and intendes- the unecies lately included in the Vice-Royalty of New ...

... a- Private letters from Spain state, as a curious fact, tain ig that, in consequence of orders received from Madrid,as l. a the officer in Estremadura entrusted with the organi- te, zation of the new army, in a placard which he posted A Il on the walls of Badajoz, stated, that as his Majesty Be is. could no lunger trust to the existing army, he was in. veal ; a duced to invite his faithful ...

... ROMAN ANTIQnTEle In ?? EDITOR of tie LREtLS XRiWVfl DEAR Six,_The account inserted in your ,last s* sek's paper.ras-on-,th~seivole tolerably correct With a few in exceptions, in rogarit>o-the diomensions of the 'iles and fuesy itt- which are however of no ?? I have Oeiseatedly ,St examrianed tbilnit.restilng relic of Homan antquity. What first' In :led rme to suspect thatt'such a 'relic swas ...

... Paris papers of Friday contain, very fully, the pro- veedings against members of the seeret societies in Italy. '1'b se proceedings wvere carried otl by, Ibe Austrian Go. vernment. against the revolutionists of Lombardy ; these papers state the sentence passed on them by the tribunal -f first instance, and confirmed by the Court of Appeal Aid the Senate sitting at Verona. It appears from the ...

... Jfrim tt ?? 6a~ttt4 of sATURDaY, Jan. 31. IHIS Gazette states that his Majesty has granted tb IL dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdomi to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Gifford, Knigbt, Chief jostice of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, atid thb beirs male of his body lawfully begotton, by the name; gile, and title of Baron Gifford, of Saint Leonard, in the county of Devon. '1hig ...

... TiHE MORNING CHROINICLE. L O N D QNh V SAIOURDAY, FEBRUARY28, 1824. 0 There seems to be but 'one opinion with respect to the proposal of the CHANCELLOR of the ExtciEQUIER to appropriate 500,0001. to' the building of additionald Churches. The Church of England is, after that of 'V Ireland, the richest of Europe, and if, notwithstandi ng its immense property and ample revenues, a part ofta ...

... [FROM THE MONITEUR, FEB. 15.] OFFICIAL PART. PARIS, FEB. 14.-A Telegraphic Dispatch from Madrid, ad- dressed by the Ambassador of France to the Minister of Fo- reign Affairs, dated the 10th of this month, announces that the 1 King of Spain has just signed a d~ecree, which grants the l liberty of-direct trade of the Spanish Colonies with all nations on the footing of an equality of duties. ...

... PUBLIC ROUSE LICENSES. OnWednebday e'viisig ' a mm' eirdu's Meeting of the Licensed Vidtualle4s of the Haduiiet oft Ratclife 'took place at che Pitt's Head',Broad-street, ]Ratcliffe. ' '1Mr. PAWCET, iii the Chair. The CHAIRMAN stated that they were assembled for the purpose of considering the propriety of petitioning Parliatment for relief 'under the numerous grievanceB to which they are ...