... 'EDNt. SDAy, FP,-,.RUARRY 22, 1826. t it Li- oid The ?? Pifters..arc receii'et its due course. cli In the Eloilie dated Mohday. there is intelikence from eb] Trieste of' thWf7tlii-'? WhihgiYeSf 'the report- of~ the'e 51) TIl tak-in ~r ofrfliolklqab tllctrti end j~f' ih~ deatli~ T.i hat, of General sed daigthe attack, It is added, odle that Ibrahim 1'acha, after the chieck lie received before ...

... WEDNE55)AY, NOVEMBER 8, NO2. Lisbon Papers Itave reached town to the 2rnd of October, *which shew that the insurrection in Algarve is confined witlin narorw limits-, and will in all plobability bc speedily tuppressed. The rebels hold Taviraei abd Castro ierin, bloth in the South-east corner of tie hir.gdom, the latter a frontier town, ati the mouth of the (thadians, where it is supposed they ...

... HOUSE OF LO1DS. DIIONDAY, DcceScr. 11.] 'The Duke of Marl- borough and Lord llolland were sworn. iiMESSAGE rROM 5115 IS JES'rr..-Ror! B1rti1rS15t broeught down a Ilessage from his l~ejesty, ocr the surb- ject of' recent aggressions in Porturgal; rwic beifg 'rcd (sec the louzse of L.oairts RaiR'f), the Noble ,EalI gare notice, thrrt lie touv I ta-norrotv, move an humble aldress to his Minjesty, ...

... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1826. 'The Parliamentary Proceedirngs to wiricir S we have devordd so large a space of our paper, are of p tie deepest interest and Importance.-Our readers will n see from the account in both lHouses, that a Message from his Majesty announced the important intelligence ( that the Princess Rtegcnt of Portugal has claimed the ( aid of this country agairtst a3n 701-d/e ...

... SVEDNESIAV, SEPTEMUBER 2O, 1826. - t 'ibe Paris Papers of Sutfildy, antd the Etoile of Monday, arrivedl this morning. DMr. Cannring ar- rived in Pltris on Saturday. Thc objects and probable r consequtences of hir visit to tie French capital are freely 0 disciueed in tile several popris. I-le is described by a tle (Yuoildeimc (the ultra ministerial paper) as the .a-v volnrite of revolutionists ...

... i)alAoPRL2 AIO,'DAi:, APRIL 24, 1826. fthe Paris Papers of V-riday %ntl Saturday, ?? this ?? Abb6 tic la AMennis, ?? s Iu flaiiiter In behalf of thle Jesuits, Who was under ?? 11sciarcsno by the Government for publishin r am al ?? n which, besides denying the righits lii the Gil Pa ca ?? contends for the suprvemacy of the the ha 'dttadepose Prinecs, atid to free my ,tth of idelity, bas been ...

... D V31ann, . . SATURDAYV EVENING, FEB. 4, 1826. 'Ii'h l'aris Papers ol Wcdttesday an(l Thiurs. 0ay are received. The acrolnts from Greece, if they can be relied upOn, nrc most important to tilC Greek Caluse, as thcy annouflce tile total ?? of the Turkish army before 11 tiselongti. andl alo of the iblokading ?? in dle Golphl of Patras. Tlhe Turks had two cot tlown seventy-fturs fontrteen ...

... I P, oll~ n'o WM Tl0tiayo Ioto. I I - I 1IANOVEfl, Juor 27.- ~rai fled, has caused a great extent nt marsh lanl to take tire-in East Friesland, Gronidgen, i Drusntihc, and Oldenburgh , tile ground was s irnoediately after with black oats and buck wheati, ni it is hoped tchat an ample ha'vest will be obtained e smoke arising from these inarshes when burning, s b5 great, that it spread to the ...

... WEDNESDAY, MUARCH 1, 1820. The Paris Papers of Monday wvere received last night. Their contents are unimiiportant. One of the principal conspirators in the nutiny at St. Peters- burgh, has been arrested in the garb of a mendicant at Warsaw. I esspension of Jusiuities at Rangoon.--Th e rfellowing interesting extracts are from the Supplement to the Calcutta Govertsment Gazetle of October 3:- . ...

... I 10011D,111's 6111o irlIVOID&W 0 1,30016. I , . .1 -- I r, P1n.ITs SEPrT. 13. ibe,,, froin Vienna, that tlhe-Pdr- TI_,;ueqe Arnbassa'dor, the Baron de Vill2 xv ?? ard the other Portuguese who are at i I T .k the oath non the 4th Septem: .to the e Charterof Portugal. ,'Theson of lirirnro Mlichal is, who is at Palis for I secation, hbs received frollm his fatoer an etter; eit. \eauplitl, Julvj ...

... HOUSE OF PEElRS A P - , r - ?? L-rj * WEDNESDAY, APiRIL 5.] The House met s day, pursuant to adjournment. ?? LWs.-jarl Groscenor esented Ped- Dgfar a revision of the Corn Iljaws, from tie ?? or iacclesfield, anti from the inhabitants iF&. Ieonart's, Shoredutch.l In presenting the first dnthe Noble Rail 'observed, that it was vcrv ly signed.- The petitioners thloughit that since 281 ptierlkaf a ...

... £4TT1;,1WY'S LONDON C-4ZE TTs. W1' TttEXtt.( ., M'eI y 1*9. ISNDIA 1OARlu,' 41rit 27, !ti26. A DJIP'AI1 C II il lla e b 'll r cc~e It tII E; l~ast Iodiauhoiiuse frni the Governor jo uti- cil at pombay, datttd tle 4rh ot February, 1826* of which the felloniiLt' is an extract: We takeu advantage oF the aiiixg of' the Lonrlwh. *iee trader, to inrfottri your Ilonourable Cuert, that wehaverecelved ...