... 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 ...

... IToothe PnlrTEn of thC LIMI'snxIn: TrLEGfnAPII. I extract the following irticle from Col)bets Register, upon the sllubject ot' the ?? roxftrd Enclosure Bill. It is introduced in the yost:cript of R letter ad- dressed to the Earl of Wrastmorehlod; and have o l doubt, from the general interest which this mattcr hasr excited in the neighbourhond, but you will copy it into the nelxt number of the ...

... IVI:D.NE4DAV, JUNE 27, 1827. The Pasris Papers 6f Sunday end MIonday ~'arrived[ last night. The Alonitez, 'of the- latter day sier, contains a Royal Ordirance, esamblishing a-rigid Cell. into -sorshrip of thc Press. IEvery nimbebc of each jmurnal or' pro e.. periodicail writing, mlust,- before it is 'priniteil, hbe Jur- nished with the visa of the -Bureau, composed of Sixe the Censors, which ...

... lj?)U`S% OF LORDS. *SATURDAYS' June Z1.1 Their Larcships met to- day,. when the RLoyal AS.Scnt wes given by ('nnmistition to thle Disentbodled D'iijt aiv Hill, the 1,andra Cem misdoer~',Bffl, the Publlic A'iorkes' till, the Prerega. !'tlve Court (i relatti) Bill the U lion ef Parishes (Ire- . lan~d) iD;!, tht *B~il 1br regtilttingq the Admninistration 'of .ustice in the Irish C~ourt of Ea ...

... ¶i. Uottil, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1827. The ParissPap~ets are re ceived to :W1ttdie§. day'. date.- The -eqect.of the C'eiiso rship is already sulc e vity es'ins tnhei French Papers. LThe Jouriiel. des e~ot, wiris sed o beelisingusedfor its anti- Miat~sterial. articles, i ca eftclv filled gwith iliterary criti- cisem, accounts of' thine.s dtu UV) at pooilei, and long dtlaof, eases before tl;6e ...

... ?? CSDAY, Juhie 27 3 Dssec Froecss P r. rli the motion of Lord T'ectterdene, this Bill 't ii!ttr'tttgh a Committee, was reported, anti ordered li ccl er a third time ?? Game Lawto' w tct~n-cdltill next SeNSIO.-eTlhe CustomnsAneristi- Li il was reported, and ordered to be read a third -:USED CoitN._ViS~cotiit Goddritle llhavcc't -'oa ?? e order of the dlay for receituing the IA'4ort of tI ...

... - ?? rRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. o Wl.11TEIIALT.t, Jl. ear 23. 18,27. T '~IBIE Kingt has been pleased to order a I Conge d11'fire topa~ss the Great Seal, einpow- ve cring the Dean antd Chttptvro h Ctdral Church of' lichester, to'elect a Bishop otf that See, votid by the tleath of Doctor Walker King, late cc Bilehop thereolt. attd ?? Ma'jesty has also been pleased ti: to r'cowntmnd the lion, and ...

... a . , .at f .. I_ .Ol (rFreae Me Journal dos Dehats.) . , £3 yestexdlay a6timobnced thak. fhee 1 rslp~l Nunclo appointcdtto th'e Court of Spain had rettirned to Bayonne without going *irfther than Iran. The Mfesnztnia/ - of thc 22d states tiat it is by an OtIer of the I - ,,^itoveritiiertt h1e has beenl prevented Lions going as) 5.1di1, and obliged to retutn to Frantee It is pire , ts -j til ...

... 0, ,iP90 ea CZ-] I c ? ?a w-5 si'nl) it r. ?VCAO. FROAJW TUELSDAdY'S ,LONON GAZETTE. WUIsETHlALL,sJ JiNE 26, 1827. HIE Kint has bben pleased to grant i unto the 11ev. \V'ull~fr Ei, 3 . the Arch- _ deaconry ot' RqFhEcter4 voild by. thl death oa Doctor John ILow; AUt.OFFTCE. Juet~teh-4t~tAL Reyt. Foo4_Lieut.- (,tonlel T. h lif,:It, fom ?? Froutto be Lieet.-t'(~telol.~tsile- : Thornton,; wbo cx ...

... BIONDAYI, JUN 2°5, 1827. The Faris Papeselts f ?? td ?? and thle itaoire dated Suimony inornlerg, rearictl town last night. The litter contains the important inlorma- rin tilat Grcat Britain, France. and tussia, have 'ive orders Jar the junction of their naval forces in tho !r(literratrearl, far tihe ?? of interposing between tb ! Turks and the Creeks and putting an end to the ?? ear waginot ...

... LONDON, Jui.Y 3. T KiNG 1(5 s u's Co UrtT.- His Msajestycame to rowrnon Saturday, -and held a Court at St. Jamnes's Palace, attended by his Ministers, all the great Officers of State, &c. The Earls of Delawarr and *'Frroll resigned their offices as Lords of the Bedchamber. Several presentations also took place: among them Count Ofalia, on a spe- cial mission from Spain; J. Wilde, Esq. as ...

... lOT() S C LRIPT. LONI)ON, JuLY 6. A tremendous thunder storm passed over Pairis on Mon. day last. The garden of the Tuileries was covered with branches torn from the largest trees, and the lightning strauk a hous? at the corner of the street of Riebelieu andl the Italian BMulevardl, without destroying any lives.- Whilst all the northern countries of Europe complain of excessive drought, those ...