... DOMES TIC INTA ELLIf(.EAVE LQIIJDCfr;._ Thle lu)uic of' Clarence give a granld dinner to his br \l~lj'stv's ;Iini^tL~tei, tihc Great Ofliccrs of State, &c. .Al otl Sattirlday, at h is ieSiclitL ill thlc Ad mirllty. Elf Tle D)ukc and I)uchicss of ClareLnc havC given na- l ncros di ii ?? Ititics, ait their residence, in the Ad- ol miucity, evore' diiv ?? 'T'hiUcihdV last. lhe difintlrsi hI tre ...

... MILITARY DTSCIPLINE. A considerable sensation bn, ben prodoced in the minds of grat orton f te inhabitants of ?? by the reprtstha hve arev eencirelaed inrefrece to the drot ?? erelei, arivti n tne 5thregiment, who as lleed o bne ded n cnseor~e o a certain punibmett, nfliteduponhim y cmman ofan officer of the egient On ondy v'ennglt aninqest was held on hehod o Pterin atth Mgpi, n hurch Street, ...

... I Q-- LONDON, JULY 10. HAMBURGH Papcrs to the 8th instant contain the Capitulation Articles of the Acropolis, with some details of what occurred subsequently to its surrender. The fortress was evacuated on the 5th of June, when 2,000 persons, of all ages and sexes, the greater part of whom were ill or exhausted with hunger, left the place, and embarked on board the French ant Austrian ships of ...

... to On Satr ayna theseting of 'the Comosissioners under the FT ly art fo carryin these eprovemenesi inot efbect, wao held I soin the Council Chamber, the Lard Provost in the Chair, nit fur the Purpose of receiving sloe report from the Committee IY ?? on the 9th instant. is The Lo~ni PROVOST stated that the Committee had n, not been idle in she interval which had elapsed since lost go s- meeting ...

... THE IMP'EOVE&MENTS. There ses a meeting of the Ceonittce on Plans held hr the Couecil Chamber on Friday, at which, we understand, it seas agreed that thce thondation stones of the new bridges, over the road at the back of the Castle and tha Cowgatc. shoald be laid en the lnth of Anguststhe day on which nor mest ?? Sovcreign landed in Scotland in 1822. It is understood that t:here 'till be a ...

... EDISNBURGH IN 1663. Some extracts have lately appeared in the Scotch newspapers fromn the. Common. place Book of a Mr. Fabian Kitligrew, an Engliph Presbyterian Clergyman, whs) visited Edinburgh in the Irlier part of the reign of Charles the Second. Hisi descrlip- tion of the dissolute habits of the people at that time may be exaggerated ; but what he suys of the filthiness of Edinburgh- 69a ...

... fREA'CH PAPERS. FlROM THE GAZETTE oF FRANCE OF SATURDAY, JULY 14.] MADRID, JULY 2.-The publication of the Order for dissolving the Army of Observation is daily expected; already the Corps of Infantry of the Guard, which make part ef that Army, have received orders to return to theirold cantonments atAccala, Sigo- via & Loganez. As for the cavalry, it will remain at Talaveira; the infantry of ...

... or BY SIRt WALTER SCOTT, be he Ti[FROM THlE COURRI~tit FMANGOOS, OF FRIOAY.1 h Tisweork hits been long talked of, and long has it beena ground of astonishment that Sir Walter Scott did not shrink from such an undertaking. Because be had succeeded in re- viving in lisi romances the historical manners of the country he inhabits, ought he to conclude that he was called to write the contemporary ...

... aI'Llbe B?igtal mercurp. MONDAY, JULy 9, 1827, The Liberty of the Prese is the Pailaudium of allthe Civi, Political, and Relikious Righlts of an, Englistisnsan.-JUtNtos. Titr statement of the Quarter's Revenue has been pub- lished since our last, and it shows a triflin~g improvemnent as compared with the corresponding quarter of last year, amounting to 45.7701. We are not preparedl for the ...

... To the Editor of the Bristol Merclay. Sir,-As a constant reader of your valuable Paper, I ha've inoticed the meeting at the Assembly Rooms for supplying thle Catholics of Ireland with bibles, sad have read the difflerenitargu_ meets offered ats anl inducement to subscribe for paying theI expense of bibles, and readers of the bible, tothe wild irish. This mode of proceeding I consider the ...

... in. Alla 7-1 llcoapo vooto. . ]'Anx, Jt''E ° ., ; 24. CCOTIN IS fro, '1 rieste spthlat let- A tees fronit Syra, of the 23d of Alay, state. that General Church had been able to collert 4,000 A MCI) in the Pir.eis, where he has entreinirltl tirnself; be has, besides, sent 5,000 men to the dedles, to intreerpt tihe sltlplites of provisions which caine to the 'Turks Item Negrepbneti Lord ...

... I.-. . . The session of parliamcnt closed on Monday. The royal assenit was given ?? commission to the svarchoused corn blil, thc corn avcrages regulation bill, tilc mesne process arrest bill, and about twenty others. The Lord Chancellor then read thre tollowving Specch - . y Lords, and GcnfleoenWe are Commanded by bis Ma- iesty to express to you the satisfiaction wvhich his Majesiv 1cels in ...