... A.ONI)Af, OCTOBER 30, 182f6. Tbfitslitts PaPErs of Friday and Saturday ?? aetaunlts froml Spain Butte that Madrid is sur ,ainateit by bcigandls, p ?? thle greatest atreci- enltl.lrivate letters also are tilled with details of ti mst tran Ica prscutiOn; !against the (COnstitu- iteaielist, in AXrr4gan.lp Gei'rnl Buoyer antd his Staff, whto hate for years I gmeal the F`301ta of ~g~ypt, and ...

... le,01INJO 'lloo TI'llroltlap'o t-305to. I ?? (FrOm t7he CotaRiee 7 Iaaniet75) PAI:IS, cuJ ()rSERt 27. f. CANNING Imad the honouir of being received, yesterday, il a private au- dience, by tile King, and to take leave ot' , hlits iaicsty. ''heintervieow asoliatformer haolelsandi epail~s a la0att hour. On tielre pccdattg e tlr Canning laid liis fairewvell visits to onr irns , and to thle ...

... & _ ?? o 13 yzio 7 rn Y'SrL ONoN GAZETT. i INDIs A BOAtD, OCT. Vl, 1826. S Ispstth has heez xrecicivc at. thc t A BastIndia llouse, from0the oerncr General o ain Coucil at Ftrt-William, il 1crigl, en- J closing a COIY of the (Jewcral Orders issued 5 by tlse Government, on the occasion of the vrcurn of v hsis RxcelItenty thep (Conuz~andartdcr'ief from the ?? tei-E tiul' vitictsto the ...

... I0,00544,04or'llf-pto .1QBrat3n '11 o os~i1~ 1 urds'.rewvard, to any fsson. ergishii5 ('iAii S the 'ficrlttio, dlr. it VI'liker, vwho s'iall Teleal 11Isisk~ pcesuplire. RInsan 1'iss4v -sfisitssnsvisC. $jst.jisis, fes is Vrecch psrival- ta.~at~'d t jthAsIss, 11tk. ;BANK-IlV5'TS., Vjtaettstlslisoti, l~~irteOt, &Treser Joiss trfItssslisttvb' sta1, sio'isaer ?? o'ttsss ,t-rsss't verrs's 5 ?? ...

... VEDNEISDAY, NOyOMIBBR 1, 1821g - ?? Papers to tihe 29th tilt, under date of Jerling, Oct. 24, contain some Interesting particu- lars relative to die nar with Persia. It appears that 4Qneral Yermoloff has galned It victory of scme impor- tancer Genieral Paske6isch was attad-ed on the 25th of Sept. by the Persians, lo the number of 30,009 men, aomrnandel by Abbas ai-itza in pcn and three of his ...

... . ?? 00to. ielfist s atdflio!l Let excite v ee tle anial of Sir M alter Scott. itanil tl jf th~e nobilitv, nnd ?? ~ ?? teatI *^t of Wrie every literary chartLecter, ]lae Irfl ist his 1ntc. iD thle tie 1vohj I had thie S1rcr f seelna tle Grcat; Unkiriwn - yesterday. crun dei~otcd perrect letltil he Visltert ( kphk'l Nedingron. soonf atter his arrival. It 1- *i~t I ?? lostay me thiin in t'aris ...

... CHARACTER of A CHZUSTIAIZN ice, FThis is In fact, though undesigned, a gewltins pertrait of the ved I'reacher, the tRev. J. Richards (of BatS .1 rum whoe. Sermons it is CXtractte.] olY He is more strict and severe lit judfinci him- L. self, than in judginrgothers. le mlin realily seces and ?- censures his oyn rfaults than theirs, bocanctc he has cul- Vas tivated a .'mbit of selY-vxminfatitin ...

... TFRIDAV 3, E l ~ NP ' -k I P. 1t-I8 6r t5 the.1st jtust. artyived 11'~ ila ri)ltw itbin a his~o i rtant. Decree respecting W t' ?? tWO of the Ilhi. Tilts D)ecree hii founded thle ,trs~t~l fte Cog.a61 Viennua~ in Iflifi, mist 0%Hitd ?? ing ?? lt~i~ Netherlikndsi the- aetid ~lCll ~thneo'Begthium, and settled! the. limbnis thut odeig ealt ill Rhi110. Sitnce 1iltat DIje ~ 0.5Obeen constantly going ...