... Amiongmt the various Establishments of more, or less import- -nince, Whikh have been created by our excess of capital-iour d-~ire ,f competition-our imitation of our Continental neigh- b-or-r our national spirit (if improvement-noeic seems1 v~inire worthy oif thle success which hAs attended its exertions, tri~a thle BAztar, in King-street, Portrunt-square. We call now purchase our Tells free ...

... IpROPOSEI) I M PRiOVEMENTS AT CHARING-CROSS AND ITS \ICINMIY Thre outline exilsainti by Mlr. Arhuffirot was a. follbw we purchase the whole track of buildtngs between thle Kinl, and St. Martio'e-laite*, and also the still larger track is& wretched courts a nd alleyi), bounded ott the north by etreer, on the siu~h by thle Stranmi, on, thre west by S' %~ lane, and on the e as, by the paved ...

... From the LOND)ON GAZETTE of Tuesday, March 14.| BUSHEY HOUSE, MIARCH 10, 102. His Royal Highnees the Duke of Clurence ha-s appointed the Rlevereod Heory Josenh noone Nichilson, A. UI. to be one of his Royal Highness's Vunietdc Chapvlain-.. CROWN OFFICE, MALRcH 11, 1626. M)litFltA. RETU'RNED TO SXRVR 1IN THIlS PRRSENT' PARLIAMENT. CtOU NTy OF 25'( lTttUManRfLAtgD.-Mlattlhev Bell. of Woolsingto ...

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... .iSSORY NOTES BILL. AeRPOOL thought, that, in moviag the me- al' Xilli, it wo&uld ble unnecessary 6tu~tIbl s with many remairks. When be had inrroduced .11 to their notice, it had been their pleasIu. and .o, that he should not confine ts res tend them .r England alone, but that he sh*-ld exten wemo .ghout all the system. He knew this measure was nrso ely to he litigated than tile mere P,°,° ...

... FIRENCIi PAPERS. ,t Thr inixr, ZA ITIUSA'rrf DAY, MsARPt CH 4]. WI 'ei ,g OCAw has bca received troutr Madrid, dated ;rnxr rrY Courier, a;spatchcd from Alicant, e! Yi5uteirn ttlat on tihe 19.11 rf this iiicilti, U l ot '~t ~' '-11 fni i 'ttical Ctief of Vatericia, and an i i~deitreit blid Ajusn landed at euidrdaoial, a I ort iitivit ieagues frum A.rk2nt, at the head of abeut iOO :O~rif; m, j ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT of GREAT BRIlTAIN AND I RELAND. N HOUSE OF LORDS.-MVARtCH 6. Sr Thir Lrsishadwtessearined in the Divorce et, asteElofLmoe.th Cuntess of Liscmore. The fi. Doae oneso imr asmxaiitd as% a Witness, and 5e ben odce noteHueb ord Sh'annon, took her seat wihnte rFrhrhaigof the: case postponed - tIl Wednesday next. OF ~~ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Lord KENYON presented a Petition froir ...

... I E .ljowinginlteresding ex ract% are trom tbeSupplement -5i,u tfa Goveynmeltt Gazette of October 3 :- lp, r-Dispatche, have bren received from Brigadier- ' A CNtIn-ELL, at Pronke, dated the 7tb, 14th, and t' seteiribie I w 'lclrantain tile fellowingL inttlligence:- ;', ,e eveniukz of the Rti1 of Septemiler, a vrhavl i, metresented itself at thie advanced post of tbe British i:tbe Ir1aulddy, ...

... trom ke LONDON GAZE TTE efrTsmd&e,, March 7- LORD CHAMIRFRLAIN'S.OPFICE, MAPCOV. The10 Lori Chamberizirrof his Maje t 's Household boo 3ppoitntedl tile Honourable and Reverend Arthur Pl~liip Percevisi, B.VL, Rtector of t East Horsley, Chaplain in Oridinary to the King. itt the rio' alofthes Rev. Doetor Charles Luras Ethridge. deceased. t CROWN-COF~Fhr, MACew 7. tI MW5R.5 RcTURNriD TO SERvit IN ...

... TIrLE M.lONL 1.X-( CIHG R sONICLE. I * LONDON: N ONDAY, MJiWH 27, 1826. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the E-toile of Saturday, from which we have given extracts. ?The Courier Francalis gives the following singu- lar caie We have before us a printed Menmorial of M. DFPLAS Rovi EL, t'riet at Castres, which is an Appeal to public op)inio ag kinst the denial ot juiStiCCe of M1. ...

... I Yesterday was appointed for the decision of the pugilistic i match between Donovan and Jennings, both of whom are I trom the sister isle-Donovyan having taken his degrees amoigng the corps of tie Fancy is Dublin, and Jennings hav- .3 ing studied the art of self-defence, at Castlebar, In lie c uny of t Mayo. These heroes, it appears had a priva'e quarrel, w'hich t they determined to setle In ...

... Y'on, the LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, AIaich 11. I Ju DCLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Al !lARCH l0.-WI~LLIAI5 PATFM~AN, of Arllington-street, Clerkenivell, Vlkuccb~r, glazier adpalintir, that he.1.4 in insolvent circumstances, Soil Isunable toweet1 isa g tewe.1t withk's crecditors. 371 BANK -pTcY ENLA RGED. cNIMN SVtTCLfFFE, of Manchester, cominission-agenk and RE siil,.deatler, froin March 14i to ...