... EXECUTION or:JAMIES.AiNf. CHAMPION.- athcR men'corfdetlnned at tte lasi' Assizet for burrglary at ''iveton wei exi~ut oil Friday laist, at the drops inl froont of ibe UevonrCotiiity Gadl. We last week spoke of their conduet .nftlir.rndenitiation,-the same eorrectiness marked it' to tsbcclostnir*see0e. 'On the night preceding Firi- day, neithereol'trhens tonltoff their clothes, sayiIJ 'they ...

... On Saturday, the 21st instant, 11er Rtoyal Higbhness thu Dilnress of Clarence and suite, arr ieed at Hleanton Satbh- ville, the delightful mrinsien of Lord Clinton, where they passed the night, and on tie following morning attended ivin worshilip ill the parish1 olhrch ; after which they pro- teeded oil theirjourney for Milford, to t 'UtOsRNGTroV, Wbere, in complimenlt to Her Royal Highness, ...

... MW3CEL LAY ARO US. The Lord 11igb Admiral intended to leave Milford, on Friday, in the Royal Soverreiyg ytcht, for Portstamith. ?? Is expected to arrive there on Sunday evening, or early oil Monday morning. Hia Royal I-igi nPs9 is desirous of return- ;og to BsIIhy by the Hilt ?? next mouth. rbe saving to the public, (about 250,0001.) stated to resilt from tie visit of the Lord High Admiral, to ...

... MISCE LLA NEO US. I His Majesty wrote atl autograph letter to Lord Gode- vich, In which lie stated, that as he knew it svas the hiten- tion of the late laretuler to appoint his tiator, Dr. Pelt, to Ihe tiret vacant itishopi-rck-if Lord Goderich saw no objection to it, the death ol' thie Bishop of Carlisle would supply the opportitlly. 'tuesday was lie birth-day of the M3kie of Clreace, wlen ...

... L-or the EXE' T-P? Jlv YIxG-POST.1 IM1. CANNING. The sudden and iinmotypejted death of Mr. Canning has beell attellded Ivith f -eelings of regret, More general arid sillciue thall perhaps ever followovd thoe decease of a public Inal in th is or' inl Itany other couitry. 11l1 wvs ?? ilk poS- sesshig thei unllbouidell conflidenice qf his Sovereign, wiho evinmed his usual discernrmenrt by placing ...

... LONDON, TUESDA4Y, Aug. 28. 1827. The Manifetser of Saturday contains an, article dated Lshon, August 8th, which stales , that Austria, havlug formally expressed lo the Portuguese Government, the Il- tenlion oF placing Don Miguel at the head of the Regency, ate ?,Iinitiers and Fnuctlouarles~had had several meetings to deliberate upon what was proterito he done. It is added, that the propositi ...

... ;# ?? r t 11.0.1 i July2 tt7 Of PR I 0.4 Irk July 2 i. 3 IS G izette co tit ins a notieL from tlbe Speaker of .l tbe llouse of Co'xrnmonns that he will in 14 days issue his warrant to make out. a new Writ for elvetinig a Mlernber to serre in Parl jarnent ior the borouait of Yar- i niontil, in the room of Lord Binninig, now a Peer of the Unlile Kinlrlom. - U\Nillil~'S.-'~chn'ilhr 1v Eetvr, ...

... POSThUCRIPT] From 7'Tuesday Niht's Lsmdon Gazette. T IlS Gazetle contains the appointment of Major Gen. T Lord FilNz Roy Solnereet, ?? to he Secretary lo the Commander-ins-Chief; of James Earl of Fife, to be one of the Lords of His MAjesty'e Bed-Chaimber, vice the Mar- ques of Lfindonderry; of' the Rev. David Fredk. Markham, N. A., to be Prebedtanry of the Free Chapel of St. George, ,Vitndsor; ...

... DA)RtTMOUTEI REGATTA AND WIRESTLING. '.1011 sere~rai years past. with a view to encotlr'agt that + aiptarl ouor def'eoee, the Navy, prizeF; have bee gien ftitttudill at then port of Dart mouth, to 4tuch vestselis fnd btwtsains by Superioriity it construtionl~ irid mansagement, have distanced their competitors in thel race, In thle NWell groundetd taupe that such ptiblice trials of skill would ...

... F(JL.EIGN [INr ;( iIGSEXCE. .- ~Sii'a-y nighlt wte received], by Express, thc Paris 'Pdpes to tbe Sad ist. ['tie ao ut' s ?? Cstau~talillople Iwa Vi? nua, represent the defeniive measures of the Ot- t@aU Porte as At once vigurouS and extensive; and it is retported that all alliance offonsive and defensive Is at vpeoenit neg-tiiatiii between Tiirikey and PEeisia. The Piva ri, it is adiled, has ...

... ?? 7., --7 ?] - ? - - - - .. -- - - - - 011111'INAI, ONTHE I1A'~I Ii'I1' 'j I' OPEN ('QUIll'S Fil.1 I -. re I& SD1D!2TOR of the L2EXJTk, It 1' iv,,Ar& POST. t It.1 i- It eall 11o1d I' y le ?? III) an)y of Y111 Il11fl rnroasdt ~thuit't Pelitioll WIV o p-ild at, ot.1~e lVO h a ooo .aill 1VtoSpe'tahlll o~ I 1lC1Iilr ~ o((AIA lri of toXIl, ?? that 1I'U tile'iftiturei, the poillilo with ,a 1 ?? ...

... FOREIGN INTEIJAGENC,11,1?. The Parie Papers of 'I'Tuedty contain lehters from iadrldi. which niale that sonme disiturbaucos had tlaken plave Il Arragon, whither a rehirorcemenit of troop)s hal been ordered to martch: and that two regiments had received ordern to proceed by forced marches front Andalunia to C~iatalanit, which were to be replaced by four regiments or provincial militia In ...