... 1,S011I R i, F111DA\Y, SET.31B1DER 1, 102G, 'Fi riel t~'i Imtt x ape of 'JI'upSidv, ? n1t~ !liil o Wiiieili'Silite, arrived lasf night. If Iaa a ete 0io1 ?? th IstI August, lad ?? at ?? sail inti up tile 3lrnl ?? snl ~yp.A fri~litfull picture of' thle state of itiailiitese ttfli.I ti is replreneta ju.w fn vcry .11iutiate~r of Ferdinandit in turn rising o j iploc i Counatcil, to ...

... CAPTA4IN lPARtlY'S LAST VOYGE,. d The Journal of the Third Voyage for toe hQis. n coverg of a A vrirk- TfWest FPaesaoe, by Captain Parry, I. hus just been published. The Admiralty instrnctions. to (apt. Parry states, that several considerations, but Y principally the obstacles which he (Capt. P.) found in d i'rince Regent's Inlet in 181U', inducttd their l ordahips 'c to give preference for ...

... WEDNE DA P, A JUGusT SD, 1820,. -hil PEACg J1-~1 'IllTHE lBURMiESE. W iV lavear an 1!Jw 8atistactip!n of an'noI. nnc- et ing, that hoitilities bc6ebp the Bttrmuese andi the lri- cf * isnh ?? tetniinated: snd t'ec is no probability, after Vi atebittereaperience 'pvhich tie formerlyvelial, that aI the attemipt will berelnewed ticintide the contlitions of tbe Treaty. whichl bat bpn riitiftert. ...

... OhliOllfl. IONI)Ak7., AUGUST 28, 182G. ?? have received the sev'eral Paris PapeQrs (if at ?? antI Saturday, with the Efroile of Sunedai' WI isoisitig. The A'toilce'containa intelligence from Con- YC sianitinaplr of the occurrences between the 12slh and 23d ed Ediu lxecutions and banialiments were going for. I o a iti in sli directions the Streets were deserted, bust- in nesa1 Of MUMrc at a ...

... i- . I 0-t ,fii~L q lyatlt;,v 0oh A Si ii s42. . 0~, j)jlh oft sIlf-auljdoi~ aftei hl.' r i I i ivent t6 pay his cour ?? S.3 ~1I iC. ii: ust ex.ilect; as bis re!ination . i entirdly vohtr itary. Ile Is a great Lbrd, e .talicr l ie l pe iirOiS, , but hle lihes seither laryl lle rectivol tile cing at his bevwn ead'ariP(l-;tt~iilri'. lent 111311 SCveLt'Ii 4.i'ilS oh I , n e-uinOimentu, lind has ...

... a , i . I FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. B3Y TI-l1 KING.-A 1jAocLA.vTAoN.V 7V II ERi AS o' aiitntstands proroguedl to Thareday the 2tl tday of' No- venoiIi-,_We, with the atlviue of oar Pri~v ('ounnil. do further prorogue the (1 Parliatment until Tuesd11ay tabe 14th ot No'vember n~t.when it is our Royal Will and P~leasure, that. tllrt ?? Parliament shall 11be Held ohd silfor the dis),latch of ivis ...

... olpliapt' alt' rcfoeall'o 1300to 1 (From tlte Egoile do i'd Stradai. AUtzsi& 27..) ?? ,Avcu'Ls- 216. r ill; Right H-ouj. (ieorge Canning, TNi- nist-er of Foreign Aftairs, iN shortly expected at .Varis.-The Duke of Wellingion arrived at Brussels on the 21st. on bis way to England. The letter received to-day from different parts of yotegsl, give the m~ost satisfactry adcaunts of the ge~ Il ...

... AI b ' cotta¢lito;': Ad tro'YIW.O-?'p~tS ,, ?? ?? Tuop/~ LOAO OADTTE. I'sOtice froitt the F,%cbjteqir Bill Oifice, i {>PJ7Sar5 in thlis Gebetfe for rayi ~ 11r'o 1 tl5 A 26tblpf ;CjstclbCr, the daclwrluer Jillsdeted in the ?? of JOYte i uns t atred Sedt.. .718the 53 ?? t ie ?? 111. 4co 4Sx. tbuilding ,uldi. t ivi.a -,CT) Phillvie: uca; 1en. CiV. . V'i, ?? CartireF 0 IC o wptvki t1 rl Rose ...