... i e?-.?, vl-n- ? ?to.. ?-,v .;FDI C= '?135t I)IITSDap alla fribal). 11, zl 0 f Ql, - LONDONT, FRIDAY, Dtimrammu 2D, i&26. Thc ioi'ulerant spirit of the See of l ome scems to be mailittilled in full eitirnm at plesent. Ili all otfirial docn- nivlii, latWl tlite 2d of tilts montih, vc find all extrlao dlinary instaiace of' petty vindictive persecutiol flirected against the uollifrtuiate i ...

... AIOv.MOI~'llSHti1E, &c. MUE A new Thliatre is building at Cardiff ly guhscrlptlon, and is in a stare of onsideralie lbrw'ardnesa. Ice. Tue new ship Imilt if? the Roick yard, Chaepstow, will tol, be launched on Monday nest. WVe fbol imuch pleasuire in recorfimnz the annual treat O3n, given by Mlessrs. Edward Bird, jun. & Co. of' the Cardiff lron, F~oundry, to their workmen. On Tuesday evenirig ...

... I , - - - . .- - ' ((By the Right Hon. Sir JoHN SircLA, Bart,) It seems to be of great importance, that, till the next bar- vest is secured', the consumption of oats, in the feeding of horses, should, as much as possible, be restricted, and bar- ley or big substituted in their room. It is well known, fthat, in various parts of Scotland and Ireland, and even in r some districts of England, oats ...

... ?? ?? aloll'aal)o 411-5 I (Front tlW Mosniteur of Fstildy. Dec. 22.) l'AUtO. DECESinIER 21. -DAY, Dfccenm er 21, at 61ght o'clock in the evening, tite Grand Deputation of the Clsammbr ot Pees was admitted with the usual forns. to prelsent to the King ttle Address voted by tse Cisom)er of 1'cors, in answer to his Majesty's Xpeech.-'IC sane~llor of France read tbe Address; tohich his rlajesty ...

... Dg Oui te WJIaS -1a cn -= . .: A CAUTTON. We noticed name weeks since, the commitment to 'Bride- i1;c wellof an adroit Scetch lad, named Geosege MllPhetnon, who ml had beers remarkably successfal in levying contributions anl tonec I gentlemen from the north, by pretending to be friendless, and ably Ito be in need of a Few shillings to complidia bin outfit for nam, ly I and by showing off an ...

... cialetnian ercurp. EDINBURGH. MONDAY-JAXUARY t. THE DUKE OF YORK. We are well aware of the deep anxiety which is universally felt oat the subject of the Duke of York's health; and we are concerned to say, that the reports which have reached us recently are fir from satisfac- tory. The strength of his Royal Highness appears for some (lays to have been declining. .We have under- stood, that, at ...

... [ SPEZC H OF I DE CUAtXAN1.X ' I P~et* 1)io. LRoM Ti QiJ7OTIMaIENNE) briAnd, 28.-Maty capiti.t the'speer6 of M. Chateau' t brod sreply to Mr. Canning, were circuistes to-day in the $ Sadi1e dee Crmlesences. W~~v enfra )g o 0 cure at copy, w]inch w~ btigeie to be very accucate ?? ha ier tostbmit it to oar Readers, being persuadet that ttre it publication o4 it may tend to throw light on ...

... POLICE ORDONN'ANCE. Lisbon, December 13. l Don Rodriguez de Basins, Inteld ?? of the Police of the Kingdon , caused to be. posted utp, on the I-th, the following Ordorinance Considering the abuse which has recently been 1 made of assemblages, and the necessity of renewing - the ancient las.- for tote maintaining. of the public 1 lranquillity, iiscessaltly compromised by the heat of . parties, ...

... I MONDAf,. DECEMhiBER 25, 120i. The Pariis Papers to Sunday's dlate are re- :,eivel-The effects of thc decisive mseasures adopted by this ceaio, nrc begia nniii to 1totlies tthcutsitF ivtaes holnl i~igo ?? ?? (the (aptain*tensrai hlad ifeormsd tite Voutiander-In t-hicf of the province of Toly, thlit his Idost Catholic Mlaljesty had ?? his dissittisractil(n with lhC conduct of (;eneral Silveira ...

... - - -- -- -- -- ---- cast rili-qtol olurcurp. MiONDAY, J3.AUARY 1, IS27. , ., / !', c.t'ihe PrCsi is the Piladiarin afallt'e (Ciril. ol'I.:tical 'Red liio uS RJeeIs of (IA Englisfinolro.-J UNsIUS. X ril expected we shouldl have to arnnounce 1 l tr icrtellieljce from Portireal respecting the ,jaioi. oaour troops, and tile effect of that measure on tihe contest nOW ragingl in that couotry ; but ...

... Y: CANNING S SPEECEES. A corrected report of Mr Canning's speech and re. H. ply on the motion for an address, in answer to the dal King's- message, on the affairs of Portugal, has been the published;- Mr Canning himself, it is understood, i has revised and authorised the publication. Though the reports already published of these speeches have po0 been both faithful and spirited, it is more ...

... 01 -? ?? I413 0 0 t 0. f riolvo all'a JR., 41 t t I VID 41 It' 0. . - , ?? . Comrt NoV iit Pr. HE vessers *which saile(i from T Spezzi to fllow piracy, cotlrary to the ordurs of th1ir own (,overnment, haivc rcturrucd to T )ort. The coses of piracy are become. less reqest hil ?? of the vigilance of several . %vnlire ich cruoise ill the Archipelago, In potect- 1 ;I,. eliti Cll voylnr the ...