... APOCRYPUAL CONTROVERSY. L --4IUNTROVERSY. to TO THE uto EI OR H A-DIRWMRUY cat St..1 did not think, fto have1 troubled you again. The wa s, ap. 7t prefixed to my fitme,,e comniooo- PP catig -1 th pie n ran with entire Iota of !dcst mmt~ wlil itnt o hich -I helong, where no Imputation is mr eretdto hto nr-n h I-lists of the A tlietdtsntn fetrn h to is it?, For -rrphat C-tttr~oeesy. And to ...

... ana an I] Extrac from thlc test H1-aled Tntestent of the latre 1WJILLIAlI MI i a, se Riq.tof- . in the coo aty of Slivliag, Scoland. 1e * * * * *- 5 Further. It is iy express wish, that the IS. a in the lower drawer of my escritoir, entitled, Toe CsreCESS ?? O- 01 AN UNexEcuTED FswacinuI be published to the world, rithill (I three months after oy body is laid in the earth, to the effect that ...

... 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 ...

... I t F, D -- ? E, ,, D A I s POST. T -4-, Irl I.. - - - LuidetM, Tweweday, Augutt 21. TWO lCi ocrc.-Thle tratisactions in thei British 1 rcTI 13Yce iteet very extensive this mamsing. Consols frior theaccount, 29th inst., and shorilyadvanced .,, th _ccent quotation s 87is, and t'or the Outctbe Account Th ie beiHCSS in the Foreign Securitie0 is very limikO ';t ens r %I Danish, u6i~ ; ...

... 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 ...

... , On Tuesday last, the gentlemen forming the establishment of tbe leeds Bratnch of the Bank of Eng- land, arrived bere in tbe London mail coach, which drove upl) to the Bsaking.oinse, in Bank-street, where they (le- posited their treasure; and on Thursday. tihe Bank corn- meneed operations unlder the managemrent of TnollAS BliasctorF, Esq. We unmderstand, trom inquiry, that the business of the ...

... TO THE EDITORS Or, THE LEEDS MERCURY. r ., , GEWTLEubIEa;- Cannot refrain from saying that, with respect to the paragraph in your last paper, headed HAII- Amoty anti Dusrono,' I believe the statement therein gicen, Is strictly Justanod true. Dut I may also add, that thosght true, the whole treth has not beem told, The liaragraph states, tbat at a meetinglof the trustees, a majorityof ...

... - Ad- so~rsa.. ni, The seventh Report of the Committee of the Society for the of Improvement of Prison Discbline, has Just appeared in print. nr Although the acts for the regulation of county geols have now on been four years in full operatin, the state of most of the gaols es, under corporatejurisdictions, Mhich are not within the operation Mssof those laws, continue, we as told, in a very ...

... LJVERPOOL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1827. *:Wfe congratulate the inhabitants of ?? and the rieigh. bo u oad, en the removal of the steam-mill, which, for so many veers, was a nuisance in that neiglibourhood. eudrtn or 3that ithe-unsightly old walls and buildings which form thle front 'YOU! of theo said premi ses are to be scoon pulled dlown, end the street was thr sob lade of the tamre Width a's it ...

... RICK'S CHAPEL. This neat structure (the erection of which reflects so much credit upon the industry, zeal, and astonishing perseverance of the middle and operative classes of the Irish Catholics of this town, to whose penny-a.week subscriptions, with the aid of the talents of some excellent and respectable individuals among the English Catholics, it mainly owes it existence,) was opened on ...

... Caieboianan fRercurp. EDINBURGH. SA TU~RDAYAU~GUST 2& The ?? nature of the intelligerce lately receiv_ ed from Portugal gave birth to a report, which was generally circulated in London on Wednoeday, that a freoh arma- 1e ment of from fire to ten thouca d men was about t, tail * for Licben. Thia ruanour, however, turns out to be un- to fonoded, acd eetens to hare arisen frons the fact, that two ...

... PRIVArE CORRESPONDBNCE. London, Aug. 20. 1827. '1 The concurrence of two or three causers, not of much im- ger poetance separately considered, produced a species of panic a=m ,o.day at the Stock Exchange, and Consuls fell more than cry one per cent. We refer to the current reports of difucul. oni- ties in settling the Administration, to the decline of the bee Foreign Exchanges, and to the ...