... ?tstLOSOMtY.-If you wish to know whether 'any body I S; ljs ilperior to the prejudices of' the world, ask him to carry r n alparcel for you. Diogenes Laertius tells usa story oflhis ce greet namaesalke, that being once requested by a certain r )f ~'oing gontlemnan to teach him philosophy, he gave him a g Of piece of cheese to carry; upon wyhiclh the other declined n cc Iiis 'instructions on ...

... 1I Pilil v~actift a~nd Multi Itl) s .TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1828. ON Friday last intelligence of the most disastrous cr,. plexion to the constitutional cause was received in Lod0 I ar f- ws, txr- an --- :- --- - 1 ea tole from Oporto. We were before in possession of the fa - of his that Don MIGUEL had assumed the sovereign power,lunder sfated ower;. the sanction and authority of a body of his own ...

... IJANBURGII. REL-ElECTION (ll 0 11)RD F. L. GOWER. , On lilonday the 7tl inost. the I reteholdts of 6aliter. - land-shire. m[t it Dornmch, to till np the reprcsentation of Ion that extensiie county, vacant by the accetrance by thc I ; F' lti'ht A ion L Fiatcis Leveson (o-wer. of the Secre- !, tiy sl ip ftr lreland. i le hcl rit of Ellection, and ile Acts to ensure the puri- Li ty of election, ...

... UPOUSE OF WEDS. TUtSDAY, JULY 15.-The Royal Assent was given by. com. mission to forty-seven public and private Bills among which S were-the Stamp Duties Regulation bill, Promissory Notes (Scotland and Ireland) Bill, the Corn Acts Amendment Bill, c Packets' Regulation Bill, Church Briefs ReDeal Bill, County Lunatic Asylum Bill, Malicious Injuries (Ireland) Bill, Consta- 0 bulary Acts (Ireland) ...

... IREAND CLARE ELECTION CONCLUtDED. RN rTS, ,saterdsq¼._The polling during the forenoon was exceedingly s]nacd on both sides. In fact, few forty- sihilling freeltelders temain whose votes are no t objection- able. In the course of yesterelay mrd thepreeeding cay se- Ii Itireentst hai been loded with thts High Sheriff by elec- ides against 31r O'Concitll's retorn, lie being inellgible by law/ to ...

... M IS CE L LAN Y. 0.1UfIA1.IL AND) SETCT. :kll. (~A 'NNINCS LltItIIA10.-I'Th sale of Ir. rieis Library. too.t raC i 'i'irrrday wrcek, at ?? Choriti' It-ron. ('srieri irnic.andti Ce'sa of miorlerti titctotitnc cont- dt srmi rard by rat tire Iarge , portion of the uite ?? library. It 1. y-sef VONe l'veiofa Jaries tile Secant, tile following vitlla I gus o ?? ieaitrr tlltr~5~ titon no a bisabl ...

... CLLARE ELECTION.-LAST DAY. SATURDtAY, JULY 5.-o sPL.du For Mr. O'Connell . . 2,057 ri' Mr. Vetsely Fitzgerald .982 el Majority for Mr. O'Connell . 1,075 ell At length this contest ~as terminated, and the High Shriff il bas declared this morning Mr O'Connell duly elected, nil1 The votes for Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald were completely el ic hlimsted, but Mr. O'Connell bad a large store of40s. ...

... FROLI. S IN THOCK-IT. FRiOLICS lN TllE cociurIr. I The following' is it lively accolut of thle ini'tiation of it vouing 3'Iliddly, extracted front a wvork entitled ,The Nsight-Welteb, or TIales of the S~'a. ,,It \via, ,iot dti Ithe siii-iet gun Was fired, tbe ensign wafted Past tile! win tows its it iteseimied the stall', and thle rattle of' chtitrm U arid f ifes iresiou id ed ro in thle ...

... 0 TO thle Editor of the North Wales Chronicle. SI ;-s iii the natural world, thle brighlter tle~ sun shines, the darker and more sensible is tlsc shae o aly interveding object, so also lin the mao- r lifeh,l happiness, every state and condition of lieseemsg destined tu be~ subject to such enjoy- nients and correctives,-.to such, a mixtore ofgood eand( evil,-as equally to check desposdency onl ...

... litpectil oarliainlet. H IIOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JuIY 7. On the motion of the third reading of the Scots small notes bill, the Emil, OF CAIUNARVON contend. ed, that if, instead of shutting out small notes from Englaud, they were Is-introduce(d, the most beneficial iesults would he the consequence- LORD ELL.ErNeBOnOuG entirely approved of the ?? a few words from the EARL OF ROSS- LYN, the l ...

... Jull Vachtt ans &quinbrr fac-TtIlV7. I ---- - - B. UrL Z: j- TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1828. W asE intelligence from the East of Europe, since Our tr has not been characterized by any decisive event on eiti, 11I ;d. ' 1+I1- -7, +1- 77-A - . . a .- .- In - ,n side. Although the Russians are upon the advance, tl ne progress is but slow. Thb Paris papers of Thursdas.,,u t, the authority of private ...

... LIVFERPOOL, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1828. Livers o l Dissenters' Dinner.-A high Tory paper, in speak. | ihg of the Liverpool celebration of the defeat of intolerance and. ?? . - i- - A AA. - S I: --A- ?? --A ?? 0 - 6-Z^ . 1, proscription; and the triumph of' liberality and justice, makes a stone few garbled extracts from the humorous speech of the Rev. offici Chairman, for the purpose of showing that ...