... I - FROM T-UESSDV.4S LONYDON GA4ZE7TT- rT the Court oF St. Jarnes's, the '28th Of Jun,., Sl28. present th c ?? Excellent. Majesty in oQUICil. 'IThm day tile Right }-Ion. Francis ?? tower (commonly called Lord F'rancis Leveson (7ower), and the Right lion. Henry Ilobhouse, verc. by comlnmand oft his Mla. jesty, wvohr. of his ?? 0ost IHonourable Nivy Council, anditook their rcspective places it ...

... , ?? Daplo - aulo. ? U'b IOM - to I ; (From the Guzette de France.) (ENTI4ACT OF XPReVeATE LE'I'ER) , gead Q-artees of the ftsian sais Army, ,Jwne 13. R'itIan duriWW crossed the Danuhe S ' * the daJ' befat- ?? 4' dei i had been nees * a sary to mnake oi d. enaleague ius lebgth, iu the - ?? on thee backu of the river.. The piss. a the rilly wis cveied byatterg ni the.ban.k, ajj b .6,,ati-ias. ...

... 3MNAJ011, MlONDAY, JULY' 14, 1828. -am a if ihiave beefl received frotn Constantino. . ,1telth of Jutlie, when intelligence of the comn. i of hostilities, and thc brave resistance of ,6 tiysrrcat l3eaclo, had reached the capital. Tran- rld Wl pdevai'~di and the Sultan had ordered the i its rcitrn of a puItulilet, under the strange title of ot f 11,0iletion of fuiture victories, in vindication ...

... k]jJUSE, j ) ij ' L i{DS. I - ..1 -- - ~ ?? - I ?? JUYLY 23.] .'tA tY.Tlho ant .1 ~ ~ ~ rsnet ict nfliona Lutter- ija;ecjad terar, and ordered to, lV corone tted to- ,.~row, B Iillse' Bill, medl the Irish Blutter' vo1eareada third timne and plised. Atd].' JiTLa' 241.] TIIIr NATIO0pAL. Tlb~he Earl of. Sh/eefteot~erc moved the DEBT fit.-1 National Debt Bill. Lerd thi Pbctullil e ?? een theetnon ...

... I$. . v *4+ FRIDArSS LONDON GAZETTE, t ti AN IRUPTS .-Witil. Aoffatt , Fort- place, Gralngeftoad, Denooctilsenolc ?? - ,;ale Br-istol, hl~Oii-keeper.R.-d. To~liizmd, Bristol, .viutwalcr-t -6voltt Br(or5, tMsonmouItth, inkeepee.r a tic . !tt'ttIt Cid-lit, Londiaon, tie-plate merehant.-i. V ('t>ll *ItiW ,nt tit ti t, tO sdtid ?? LawrenceN v Clertasi It' s. i(ligeOtCCFteNI~ir2 toer.-cttsi. regory ...

... iflQNDAt. JA2'NL 30, 1323. Tile Frriichl pers at itnid iv contain sorj a si~dtttO~t51 d- sit.' relati;e to ti ecros'hu-yf ttl' Dattubr, o *tirgat by a uoiitirt'r who ler die alussian ,l Camp on ate1tlful'st. twlo s later tilan the previousaecouats. inuotf~er ;2-iec!; tay are devot o f et' itietst. _ oi.e itlr i 1ti'; t'ty, triL Divan of Wallachia dittleil'i to ?? !vnpeeor of Russia an address, ...

... EDSA. JOULOYI 1 %VEI)N.ESDAYE, J.ULY 2, 18M8; Th~o; G'aztt~e-de F,'oice' of' Monda kotiS oofira news from the seat of war. The Russas. are matting 0 daily ?? f or.tlte supilpyr of pldvisiolus for their. t snorer imimeise army'; ?? the~y revrepasrinlgniany. ful gE thousand shoes for th~e ox-ri, vwlidse feet woucld be ex- Accurdiidg' toiAccoists. rros 6 iMadrjd;:. aSpa-. ands, nish Arni~ of ...

... itallooxll %VEPNE6D~ty, JULY\ 2., 1823. The Gazette cle Fa;U w of Sunday contains no |i pdditinsonal news iront dile Rudsiaii aild Toridse armlies, iti bcutlives sane account of aU unsuccessful attemlpt by l the Rl'urks to taske ?? of tile Island of 'afmos ll ?J he timely arrival of .isaulis saved the Island and 'I desjroyed the Turlks, tineea hundred of wholn fell o latQ 'the hands of the ...

... 'it . . . IZ - _ _ + Fwn~iv iP t 1)1A' ar.y eItC ?? Itr.}i . OD kS' , A it 1:* .. ?x jict ui y niaomQwu;; to beav lt I .ri1 ha pasned the I)auttbe. lrtbe i t ?? a1 : y ?? Or tLIis, to a et i;all ?? nu. tlhe ariny bY new. % lbwe*re hilt tu .t11mottnnei, fliat tile Port- does not ?? to coll!e ttny exvreity, h ill. that ' Insie epto lead to in Illtt tmn, . p llai s lot irs atlr l t-;h the lis ti ...

... w nulavo & 9burbala'o Vbutt. 1 ?? i FROM TUESDAY'S LONDONG AZETTRE. _~ gr Loin) CIOAMaIILAIN'S OFFICE, JULY 8. n 11DERiS for th eit's *sing into Ii mourning, on Thtsday next, the lOthinstant, for his lste Royal ?? the Dke (Charles u1 ?? Weimnar, viz 'rlie ladiesto wear - b>3eck silk-j itvigels~ or -plainls-n;= White gjoves. nck~ laces aneul ear.rings, black or white shocs and tippets.- n The ...

... Hbb F LOR~DS. -,a --111 . ' JS'a FIPEDNIS;4DA JU.y 16.1; Ille r'l.emiboilied tile plej e5 tLI ?? ilebtois (Iiat) !;ill:s were I 'htOe timle ndli past edl. tott v t 5D rILA TiO.--.ord JIbancd rose to tiw y rtord iii 0Oon ot lhiti.h lie llad givent. tlotice, to die polition n IbTwichi tI rvutlltvy st'odo t- re. wa b rogig relations, aild Ct'tUideld by ulovlnig Stn Ver I, , Pl)y of any treaty ...

... Is at tWam- (FPron the Gazc tcde F anee.) CONSTANTINOPLE, JuI E 25. is not the Grand Vizier, but his Kiaja ia . who, with many gto Adrin. J j ie, in Consequence of the passage of the Dav. I be by tile Russians. They lead the van of a y oi rmy o 100,000 men, the levy of the capital, a : } ti bead oi which the Grand Vizier has placedl a I oir jrndred and sixly.nine Russians, taken pri. a sI n ...