... ox PonDs Saturday, Oct. 2. BANBURY CHARITABLE SOCIETY For visiting aad relieving thie Sick and Distressed Poor at their own habitations. A SERMON will be preached in aid of tbis In. stitution, in the Parish Church of Banbury, TO- MORROW afternoon, October 3, by the Rev. J. IlUnIXES, Curate of ])eddington. Divine Service will commence at half past Twvo o'clock. There will be a collection at the ...

... TUESDAY'S POS'1' CONTINUED. Janukript from Saturtlday's Gaiette. al Charles Appleton, of Northalipton, hosler. ti. ?? to LONDON, SUoPTnimiBt 28. fe 'MUrT. 3A IN' PARvo.-The King remains at w *Wlindsur Locdge-Saturdaby his Majesty rode Z on horseback in the Great Park, the second time ol sisice his residenec at the Lodge-Dachess of Gloie.ster, Prince Esterhazy, and others of ro Nobility, dined ...

... I 1i LONDON, SElr. 28. t ARIS Papers of Sunday last arrived yes- I r tcrday; froim which the following is an a extract:- i\ Paris, Septensber 25.-The funeral of his late a MIajcsty took place on Thursday, and the ceremonial p observed differed but little from that announced in ]i the programme published on that day. At an early hour in the morning the movement of the inhabitants, and the ...

... L(NI)ON. OCT. 1. An express arrived this morning from Paris v. itlh I.ttFs of Tuesday evening, and the Ethnic dat ed I\Vdut. day. On Tuesday morning thle ving gc an aulienlce to the Duke of Dahnatia andl ttititrwar(ls transacted business in succession Nvith the Count de Villele, and the Ministers jer the Forcidui and Home Departments. In the pr.;c.sstii of the preceding day, from St. Cloud, ...

... NiDW'8DAY'g &z ?? P'OSTS. LONDONT, SEPT. 30. The Paris papers of Sunday, with the Etoilc of Alonday, have arrived. On Sunday, after M1 ass, Charles X. received the Great Officess of the Crown, the Peers of France, the Anmbas- sadors, Prince Castecleicala, and numerous per- s'7ns of distinction. The l)uke de Polignac has been appoined First Equerrv to his Maljesty, and the Duke do Alaille, the ...

... 0 ?? . amI SATURDAY'S LOND~ON GAZETTEr. DR - ~ tic Of VorEivd'tOFFICE, OCToDntm L -rr.nBE King has imeen pleased to fajpointt U eorge Win. Chad, Esq. to ?? Pleni- to _ potentiary to thle Xing of' Saxony; ?? T. Iai Balrtnard, Esq. to be Seuretary, of Legation at Po .that Co'utt Andrew Snape Douglas, Eseq. tb be Secre- tary fo his j~ajesty's Embassy at the Nctlmerlaeds; ammd ve Q~bb% C. ...

... LONDON, PRID', e~OC1OJER', 1i24. T'Je Patis P'ispers of Tucsday's date, arrivedl lhst night. The entry of Ciharles X. into the Capital i described with the sameot pcmp and circurnltanre.;- ile was attended by a grand cortege and vast concourse from the barsier, whlere he bad the keys of the City crsented to him, with an address from the lmunicipa. 14y, to th., fathelr.d of -Notre Dame, where ...

... LONDON, 2 . .. MtNDA,11 SJ2PTEEI~? .R, 27, 1824. The irenr~t.PapItrs of Thudlay and(1 Friday .:aTe almost ?? fillkd with the details of the remo-.o1 of Louis Xt'lIlth's reinhiris to St. Penis, which took place on Thursday, see E'ktrtct above). Private letters :.so teem with 'desc'riptions of the cere- '.mony, and speculations ss to the future conduct of *.Gharle.s. M uwho comnmiences his ...

... ?r: aO egroal)IO voolo. - a-- - Pdnts, SkyrT. 25. ,E funeral Dt bis late Majesty took T ylace on Thursday, snd the ceremonial ob- served el iflred bft little from that announced .- ; thc Preegrarce: At an eaily hour in the the movement of the inhabitants, and the as suspension of labour, indicated the antici. oef a grand anrd unuaual solemnity. The rdad by Svh the precessiort was to pass and ...

... -i*& ?? 1' ?? [ P 1bM 2USDAI-S LONDv GAZCETTE. A OAMAISSIONS signed by the Lord Lieutennit of the County of BEnKS:--a(zs1- ;ori Belkls Cavddl)V-IV. J. V5oules, Gent. to be Lieutenant.-d. Goldsmith, Gent. to be Adjutant. (So Bankruipts in His Night's Gavetle.) ...

... LONDON, iV9 DNBSDAI' SAPTEMR-ER 29, 1824. Extracts frovi the Paris Patpers [ Fromn M~e lfonilte~tr qf Sun~dray, Sept. G.] ' The official part contains at length the programmne of' din cerermonia.l to be observed an tle ?? of the Rip, Into I'atls. On Monday. the 27th inst. nt noon, ?l'c jingg will makel his entry into Paris. ' [Fsoithe Etoile of Monday.J $T. CLOUID, Sept.:2/.-Aftermass, the ...

... 00 '111D ?? wrwvlo f3coto. ?? ?? -, nv (IMARLES X- fl ENTR1 01? Cl1ARLES X. of 0~e ear ~~p IRIS, Pr-5 her T five asl tsventy minute afteri elevenS d into his carriage at St. K Kinl stepC at Porte.M1ailiot, his Ma. l- c loud.I notwithstanding the ovta nerit hi bcase hO1 kovve ?? to ial jest'. in1 c tesieon then moved forwAmra.-The. t a * esy rain . ,lt twelve at the barrier Etoic, a Its ...