... - LONDON, APRIL IS, 1828. WE refer to some extracts under our Foreign head, announti t formal assumption of authority by the new PRESIDENT of G t 'which ceremony was attended by salutes from the English Fro th' and Russian ships;, in the port of Egina, where the ceremony t I place.. We also learn by a letter from Zante, extracted by the Freed papers from the Austrian Observer, that Sir ...

... * \IJ- (AZEIJ7'' of Fridaj, April 18. (3TN ()FI 1 , AprlL 18, 1828 ; ' oi! y rI,:,si'd tt artppflint HJerry i 'c -. .rt to ili' Mimjest) 's L-gai Ln at * \': ', t sl Isier Pleurpotentiary to tile i . 1.(o de' I * .lHt. ()I l 01 ICE, APRIL 17, 1823. * it * ;ip-iat NIj r Geuer.d Natba- '.it (-verliur anid Curillrrwderl-ill-Clief of the IF;1 \iltl APRIL 16, 1828. : pcs'nt Otr R. v. Petor ...

... iRENCII PAPElRS. ftROM TIHE GAZElTE DE iIIANCE, DATEDTHUIJNSDAY, AtPRIL24.] CU'NSTAN IINUiLE, MARCII 26-Nothinig Is chanted; butthe Porte is said to Ihavr received frolim Aleffaudria the disagreeasle news. that tbe I'mcba, virged by tile Ilmenaces of tbe Fren~ch .in] EItgiish Consult, haS Tslet orders to his son Ibrah3nm to eva- c .a the Alotrea. 1b is reso U ties of tb Pacha causes a1 great ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRIEAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-APRIL 2. TB poritu ill was read a tbird time, and passed. a~ irAlexnderGrant, adothers from the Commons, brought up a Mssage, requesting their Lordships would give his Grace __ te Dk. of Wellington leave to attend a Committee of the House of Commons, appointed to examine into tlhe Revenue ~-and Expenditure of the Country, and ...

... i L I J 1 1. i I. 4 rik' e ~1'ist iiiilit VtForded NiMr; I)o' It lid~ ii >lier i: sc mpi apearance ill l~ti'tl i 1; it i-Hr tiils'ii itl' tilUipn thle aiditliory in irrIi f0ellr~ -able iitbtaH When sie untnertoik tile ,e:A WI n: It Uit tto tie concealed thitt tbe is 1111il;al I ri'edi & every fricsh littetnrnt-let her , ar k i a t te will il tier fialvir-will be a frests t.at ihe is Illit a ...

... BRITISHI AND FOREIGN SCHOOLS. uttTuseday a NJeeting, for the annual exanvanhtion ef the chil- dren, was held at the School, In the Borough Road, which was bmb il niserouly and resolectably attended. Charieg Barclay, Esq. ALP. in the Chair, accompanied by Montmigte iurgoyne, Esq. late tht Member for Essex, Juhn MNortlock, Esq. Rev. Joiseph Fletcber, of Stepasy, many other Clergymen, William ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE oj Friday, April 25 DHCLABtATION OF INSOLVENCY. ArRif. 25I S98.- THOMAS BtUTTS. jun.. of No. 17, GrafiGn-street, Fitzroy sqalroe andI laleot Crnyfo rd RIlIls, Kent. mill-.sawyer asd coal andI tiniber-,oerrhant. thathe is in insolvent circuimstances, anId isunl- able to mect his engagements wvith his creditors, BANKBUHPTrs. WILLIAM RASHLFICH, oM Fadmouth, Cornwall, ...

... GdA ME Ld WS. EXTRACTS FROM EVIDENCE BEFORE THE LORDS' COMMIT LER. 1ENRY HUNT, Esq, examined. Where do you reside ?-I reside at 36, Stamrfbrd-street, Blackfriars. What suggestions have you to make to the Committee, with respect to any alteramions in the laws relating to Game ?-1 will first make a fevr observations with regad to the demoralizing effect upon the lower classes of the community, ...

... rFROllM BELL'S LIFE IN LONDON OF YESTERDAY.] GALLERY OF LIVING PORrRAIrS-No. XLVII. VIEW OF THE GRAND POLII'ICAL ORATORIO. 'The picture which we are shunt to describe is the newest tbit has been ad~ded to' the Gallery. It gives a view of the grand Oratorio which was performed by pu~lic characters in the week just elapsed, Ibeing Pasision-weekt, when the dearth of theatrical representations ...

... 11 El NCIH P4P;ERS. V jp CA/F G FD [IF l RANCE, DATED MONDAY, MARCH 31.J rss4, M AKCII 2-b-We have received, by a Courier of the iL.' L~ i;on, wlv left Constantinople on the 23d of Feb., e ig news, which, it is said, had a marked influence oa li tile iublic, whom the rigorous measures of the jL i t.lit repor!, it' war, bad at first touch alarmed. On e . i4 L) lItl Minister, and the Clharges ...

... LONDON: THURSDY,. APRIML 3, 1828. We received this morning Lisbon (Gazettes to the 23d March. Their contents are exceedingly instructive. The Gazette of the 13th March contains two Decrees-one accepting the resignation of VILLA REAL of the Office of Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the other appoint- ing SANTAREM to succeed him. But the most characteristic article is headed, Department of the ...

... LONDON: WEDNESD.4Y, APR1L 9, 1828. We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Gazettc de France dated Monday. We have extracted from the Report of the proceed- ings in the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, some speeches of a very warm character on the subject of the Meetings in Paris for Election purposes. The an- swer of M. ALEXANDRt de la BoRD, contains some severe observations on ...