... WE, DNESDAYS X'MARCH 21, 1825. Advices froni Conist fitinople to the 20th of Feb. auntioigee that a conspiracy had been deiected in that Capital, !nd th~t many of the ?? of the Palace were implicated in it. ' ,hiJanifsarlea as usual were the most deeply coh- 6i4 In 'conseqpence rpany of them had 6uffered de- tidri~on. ?? Aga bad been banished. Much ferment sontinqeI tq reign In the city; ...

... e1i? pa o tt of I[Oia to __It . FRO 'lTUESDAY's LONDON GAZErTT!a BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. Draper, Mlahdon, watch-Misker. BANKRUPTS. ~ Old ent-road draper. Siol. Mr. Jones, Sise-lane. :-S.an 'reg& J. ltordol. Manchester, merchants. Sol. Ap. ps.b& GsChartiock, Gray's ml; and 51sr.1 Phillilps, 'Manchester. P* & P. Cbarters, 'derthvr-'i dvil, Gl tea-dealers. Sols. M 'r.Tosrenil~, BjllStOD; and Mr ...

... pI- ang, Copier. SONNET. WHILST the moon decks herself in Neptune's glass, And ponders o'er her image in the sea) Her cloudy locks smoothing from off her face That she may all as bright as beauty be; It is my wont to sit upon the shore, And mark with what an even grace she glides Ier two concurrent paths (if azure o'er, One in the heav'ns, the other in the tides: Now with a transient veil her ...

... BRISTOL INVSTITUTIOV DIKVFR. On Monday ?? and Friends of thinlnstitution dined together at the Merchants' Hall, Prince's-street, to the number of about 150:- THQOV.IAS HASSELL, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair. After the usilal toasts of tbe King, IRoval Family, &c. Mr. Alderman Iatfiel begged to cive tiI health of the Chief Magistrate, -who presided Oit the uccision. He was a genitleniaht not more ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, NMARCH 21. 'iI, ;assessed taxes bill was read a third tinle and passed. T'UESDAY, AMarce/ 22. An %rcourrt of tie annual aniount of thle trade and riavi- 'Ir smf tire United Kingdom up to thre 5th of January, I- : wit\as presenrted from the Custom House. ?? !ar! of Liverpool Wla upon the table copics of ?? is seasir t, v rp l'gtv (if l. Tii ?? ' lv moitirit biiI and ...

... ?? ; ite 1i.'oi'J e S. kic lant. u 1k-I1'A :I V~tcv fir~fvry liible Odlsevatioo~s contained in the letter oh a il e of Nrt o ir o tile Subject of this I-utnt, Wh it~ap~er it'~ ai late numilber of' thle .Sporting Mlagazine, ark itt. mp ol he ?? will, by those unacquirthited t~'itfr~hi cir Lnsalces of' tile casI5, lie rcceiv~id with.Jio sitiall digrc o .snp~ie but-ftoin, wlrttt hats ieerpspeit ...

... MWR. CUM MTS. TO THE P1`131IC. AlthoiIh I have hitherto refus~ed to notto VnY 1~POP.r the mediuma of the diftereucre bvtn'een two iibdividuals, in nelither (f 'shorn. perhaipq, the pohlil are in any peculiar 'degree ilute- re'sted. I vet venture to hope thitt niv renders. attributing mgy forbearancie to its real motive, will olppreciate the cifrumstances that at length COMPEL nise td a11000lr ...

... ;1*rd t -Pn r P s 1'lsursdtia, .Fifiddy, iced &Liurdtcq W'S PosLb - ARIS Papers to Friday have arrived, they are A filled with the debates on tile Indemniity Bill, aud the proceediligs in the case of Papavoine, before tie Court of Assize. This man, it will hein the reeollection of our readers, stands charged with having murdered two ,bcildren who were walking with their mother near Vincennes. ...

... XUISCELLA AEO US. Hlis Majesty still continues at the Royal Lodge in the Ereat Park, Windsor, but he has not yet been enalbled to take any ?? Alla esty is expected to arrive in the eusuing week, at Carlton, lalace, from NWindsor. It. is now finally determined that the Militia are to be ealled out in lhe be-wining of next May, for 28 day's traiintg and exercise. The Lord Lieutenants, however, ...

... VARlIETIES. On Tnesday Ajit ,ro is and highbly respectahle m reting n ofthe friends and subscribers to tile Church Missionary S6iety was held, at the Guildhall, Bath.-Sir W. Cockburn, IC bart. ill tihe Ciair.-An interesting, report was rea(I by the r Rev. Nfi-. Hawkilis, tOA adoption of wvlich, was movedl bv tlfe Earl .f lRodeii, whtio addresqed thie meetin-g iI a very animlated ?? ...

... .ipc pat of soap to mcbncna. FRot TUES N GAZETTE. Sunderlflud Durhamtslhip-owner. Solicitors, Mir. Gsrail, Suymotnd's ian; ,aid Mr. I-linde, Bishop-Wear- 'lzoi)r Dar6lr inlner-1 yne, draper. Sols. Willis & Co., ) -ise~rd; and Mr. WhitloW, Manchester. D~tstOfl, JLO., ls ev-Bentley, Derbyshire, cheese-factor. Srs.5 Bolmb& Co., New inn; atid A r. 13rittlebank, Ash.. bsra5, DerhhiiHeoll Yorkshire, ...

... O R 33A.5flul ? 1, 4, ?? 1. - ?? MONDAY, AIARCH 14, 1,25. Time L~i~erty of (lie Press 5.s TIC Palltadtbum ofa ll ize Civi, 1'olliziial, and teligious Ri is of an ERngislilnan.-Je cNius. A strong sensation has been excited within the last Few days by certain indications of the adoption of a more e liberal system of policy -towards our Roman Catholic d countrymen; so powerful is the conviction ...