... To ?? f thej1AMPSHfl1E 'rRLEGItAIT., C In the concluding parsgrnrih of ay lst letter, I amn aware that I was treadsrsgon. tender ground, but in cases of this ,le nature, itc that Hatters, llr hetbt conceals the truth, are alike ,St enemics to their Kini and Country. I would wish to speak with o ' ?? of ?? sttthe aotvreriruett, butifl amD- 'C he the one ibad, bound to restpeetand obey,- I hve a ...

... Afraid n6 ii~~nll;.~ S:i 5., i 4iV ?? to ?? ktiiri tlndel- tie ldate of '0:11 Sepythiier -ITte King ot. itO set ut ?? day aftet to-morrow for .L ; tvition~a by hE'; ?? hccrdnlpaied . ; ttjloiarde the ('a\utan oi' the (ieiarila, and 8t;me It: le'ni His ilajesty 1ineda, ncording to ae decree ;trrwsed tle ('ejifnil Ot Ctistiaeto exa .,ine itfhper tf th ?? of agitatiou in hihieh ito it the ~ ~ ~ ...

... . ?? 1-11 r~IA ,S3:P'l elf ER 211 111,27. Ilie, 1'rench' I'apers 6If Monrhy brifig iiltel- !l~esC of wit try ipttrtant events connecte with the . II tep~ s l~nIti.y, thle preparation of' Dtmn f,iife the ?? 1 Vicna fIe, l''tt I and tile de~psr. vtretf Fethiatd i.frorn bin Palace in MAldrid to is scene ?? ~~ot~C n~ t -CawTtoOn't TheC former sss to he epected in(he firdittary ?? of .things ...

... .f.- I . . ADS ?? :11to.ago voko. ptoll also Alto II I o.sSTX,%TIOrLPL, Atiy. 31. - sI IE.s'RDAY the hnterpreteis Qf Eng- . lnd. Russia, and France, were introduced to ?? eis 2'ffentli, whom they asked ifbr thean swer of the Porte to the note which Jiad been lelivered to lim on tlhe lth of tbir month. They were jjismlsced with the simple declaration. that the Porte bli nie further answer to ...

... !India_ - I p . VootolerwL rRID,4r'S kODOX q.4ZETTE. r DRE IGN.-OFFICE, Sep,. 27.] The q ;ing l:;s.beents moat grciouslly Pleased. to aop e Prove of .Mr. Rleucok larxey. as. Consul at e * (iork fox tfe Unitced fkates of America. e e Corpnessions tuinned by the Lord Lieutenant of t7ie te ~'owevvtii~f JetOO East Dees Militia. Ireby De e Wiyi E3sq.. to he 1 sien t.-(Colonel, ntce Ifl*'i orl, ...

... 7~, . -7 7 - 7-& I MIR.M TUESDA y 'S ?IONDON GAZETTE. th WfixTErAr.L, SEPT.. 4, I27. , t O HIE King has hieeti pleaseld to divect ' letters parent to be paesed under the Irea pi Seal, granting the &ignities oi Viscount aHn( lt Earl of the United ?? of (ireat Britain si Md-3 ?? :WVillltn 'Viscount Dudlej 'and 'r ?? aad thc heirsmaleofhis body lawfully begotten. F by the natesstiles, and tides ...

... I Uonvonl, DIIONDAf, SEPTEMBER 24, 1827. 1 ThiC Fretcl Papers arrivedl yesterday sta ie that the iieng returned to Paris from his journey to dtL u onter 'on Thursday last. The insurrection in Cara. Noatia iatpenrd tO be raipi1y increasing; but it is doubr. flel wbether it be instigated by those who wish to see J'erdinand's brother otn the 'TFhrone, or by the old Con- ladtutlional party; ur ...

... I o; iOiiQll, . WIDNESDAY, BEPT1EMBER 28, 1827. £ast nig ht v-ere received theParis. Papers of, lnzisday, ani the Gugetle de France, dated Alonday' esoering. The latter copiep an article from. the Aupy- bi07Ge6etle, whichasserts that the Note whichatc- conp4adiied the delivery of the Treaty of the three PD8eStO5 jtele Pote, contsinaed the proposal of an armis- lzice,. with the menace of ...

... Accomuts from Port-au-Prince (St. Domingo) to the 3d tilt., state that a new Tariff has been proclaimed, and that it is to be put in force on the first of November. The duty on English goodswas advanced from 12 to 16 per cent. Letters from Barcelona, dated the 20th ult. state that all the Royalist volunteers have joined the rebels. 'Tlhe latter, besides putting th6enincipal'towns under ...

... LONDON, OCTOBER 2. FrI'HE French Ministry have sustained another defeat ir I 4. their attempts to subvert entirely the liberty of the r Press; and from aquarter inwhiclh afeeling of independence I was not to be expected. It will be recollected that at the s funeral of MA. Manuel some scenes occurred which were considered disgraceful to the authorities; and a M. Alignet published a relation of ...

... Lancaster, Sept. 29-.This day the awful sentence of the law was carried into effect on the three 1-eyworths, who, it will be re- collected, pleaded guilty, at th. late Lancaster Assizes, to two in- dictments, one charging them with a highway robbery, and the other with a burglary, together with a person of the name of Jack- son, son-in-law to the elder Heyworth. The two brothers, Roger, aged ...

... NORTH POLAR ExrEDITIOrtr.-Captain Parry, accom- panied by Mr. 6tverley, surgeon -of the expedition, sent .011 a newv voyage of discovery to Ihe Pole, arrived at the Ad- snirtilty on Saturday morning, having landed at the Orkney islands ftom, th'e' 'eclee. The enterprise has long been dleemned by many to be hopeless and utterly impracticable; and this third unsuccessful attempt goes far to ...