... IGHT HONOURABLE T. SPRING RICE HIS MAJESTY'S UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE FOR HOME AFFAIRS. - SIR-Ten years since their Royal Highnesasf the Dukes of 't Sussex and Kent, file Rigbt iHon. Lords fRedesdAle, Wh'itworth, 3Y H-Ardwicke, Chiclrester, &c. &c. &c., together weith Rirtert ?? and Henry Drummond, Esqrs., and others [10 less dis- tingirished by the high rank thley bold in society, than by ...

... fREN('H PAPERS. I ?? TxE GAZETTE DE fRANCE, D5ATFD WEDNESDAY, AtIG. 15.1 ST. PETERSBURG, J11LY.-Forteign Journals, on the credit of pretended letters from Odessa, annousce the speedy Conclusion ef peace with Persia,but we know nothing of it here; the pre- parations of the Government, and the manner in which the war has been carried on, rather seem to presage that it will be of long duration. ...

... The late Mr Canning is said to have accelerated his complaint by lying imprudently an the grass during one evening of his residence at Chiswick.- .morainig Paper. The death of Mr Canning wasI known by the French Government eight hours after the event. The Ministers deemed the fact of sufficient import- ance to be commninlicated officially to the merchants on 'Change. MISS PATON.-The following ...

... I BRAOANZA, AUG. 1.-On the 22d of last month, the athudards of the rebels (there were 1$) were brought in here; but we did not see the colours of the 12th ReRiment of Cavalry and of the Cacadores, No. 7. All the troops were ready, out of the gates, to receive them, and ?? them to the house of the Go- vernor, Lieut.-Colouel Abreu, where tbey will be kept till they Fire sent to Chaves, with the ...

... a PREMjUFUL, AFFlIR A.r HWDLEY. l MOHER. AND AV- Tf:AUARDS DESTROVS HERSELF. sstrillcairhas taken place At Hadley, nlear Barnet, aa hrw that And the adjoining villages into the st ~asteroation. It appears, that an elderly lady and her It. iie ers past, resided in thle village of ,!Lter dtoii their strange and eccentric conduct had, j!'v all'cired thle aittention of tiroparishi, and ...

... t v x CA Ni ?, wo'kw, M-D-, ?? -ii - 'no Ydb iw tj f 11 Tim. a~ Yifi~tt ?? or that Warift s *aac4~ie~ uidd it siddusuem&for Liver. -$*a Iraq 4~ ~ftdf¶I istlhe'-follawilg letter. ar- ' A l rfst ?? itbarpgever yet WA04w POT AXJ4E f 0111 o (Itn ht4 also the ~lfdc ots oel~uuttps.The ,~ ~ 'tvfft~tel~wthamter~eta f the ~ ,~ Is ?? at- eganthe aC- ea 5A~ ,i aebut is _A 10 dfI,* ?? the i tain ...

... From the LONDON G.AZETTE of Tuesday, Aug. 7. 1~~~ ?? . I Ele- WHItEHALL, AUGVUST6, 1827. Lryt; The King has been pleased to present the Honourable and o Reverend Richard Bayer, Master of Arts, to the p lace and the dignity of Dean of his -Majesty's Metropolitan ChurEb of Can- t terhury, void by the promotion of the Honourable and RY- irs, verend Doctor Hugh Percy, late Dean thereof, to the Bi- ...

... IR ELAND. NEW CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. [1ROiM TiHE DtUBLN R;GISTrER oF MONDAY.] The As ciotiriS toet on Saturday at three o'clock. J. Bli d, Eo. in the Chair. Receipt ..f New Cetitolic Rent for all purposes not prohibited by law, 821 2 ...

... IVISIT OF THE LORD HIfGF ADMIRAL TO I PORT'SMOUTH. 00 FORTbMOsUH, AtuUsr 4.-Sunday tbe Wolf and Cracker of cutters ajiled to take up proper positians to the Westward, for of communikatlinf the first appearance of the Lord Higb Admiral tnt to the Semaphore, for the informattlon of the Comalander-it- rA Chi-f. Oa Mends)', aI 5 sop.m. the appearance of tie Lord High a Admniral was annousced ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESD4Y, AUGUST 28, 1827. We have ground for believing, that the Ministerial arrangements will terminate satisfactorily, and that in our next Number we shall be enabled to lay the result of them before our readers. In these days, when the diseased state of the social system in England fills all men capable of reflection with alarm for the future, it may reward ...

... .SEf'PRN FISHERY. Ay J~~FRtOM tiESHREMWSBURY CHRONICLEr :tY A Iteetinir, nitinrouslV anid ?? attended, wag held ?? at liridignarth, on Wednesday, July 25tii, to take this im- K, -p-urtant suloject into .-consideratioi M r. Bailey 'Clakrk in the ( a' Cbiair. es, Mr. CLARK stated, that in consequence, of the requisition Of sent to thre lidliffs, reqttestinir them tot conivetne a Meeting to nil ...

... WESTEhRN CIR CUIT.-ExnrTA. ices. - fair CIVIL SIDE.- [Before the Lord Chief Justice har anT a41 S~etailJiiri'J the INSANITY. bad Livy. BAsEaL-Mr. ?? opened the pleadings. This intl was an artion of assumpsit. brought to recover the balance of a have suml of 7631., for Rloney lent and goods sold and delivered. The the diefendant pleaded, first, the general issue, and next, that the plaintiff ...