... INDELICACY AND DOUBLE-ENTENDRE. Cependielt, les ombres que sa modestie repand sur sea svertus, leg pjlacent dans le plus beau jour. cow mne uil voile 16ger releve I c'lat idc &I boauitd qu'il couvre ?? de la Vic HIftIOiIe. Immcodest words adinit of no defence, For v aint of decency is wrent of ?? . ille strictures contained in the following letter are so well directed, and suc amply merited ...

... The German Papers, to tbh l9b tilt., arrived yesterday. They contain a leng extract from a Greek newspaper on the new regolations ot the Presideut VIENNA, JULY 17-The Universal Gazette of Greece, No. 35, contalnai general Instructiots fur the Extraordinary Corn- mnissioners ot the Government, in six departments of the Ar- chipelago. Thece Ctsmistinsners, say the instructions, will find In the ...

... FPOR THE BELFASTBTRVS-LETTER. !I . DAY DREAMIS-NO. 2. ma .. ?? i the soul Are many lesser faculties, that serve Reason as chief! among these Fancy next Her office holds; of all external thuags, Which the five watchful senses represent, She forms imaginations, airy shapes, Which reason joining or disjoining, frames All what we affirm or what deny, and stll Our knowledge or opinion; then retires ...

... I I'llbal I-IltElligalfc. By accounts from Trinidad de Cuba of the 7th ult. the pirates Ctotittued tbeir depreslations. A vessel water-logged, and with niarks of blood on the deck, has been fallen in with, supposed lo b. tbe Chailts Coquin, from Philadelphia. E'Ltract o:a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Gibraltar, attl J 7 ?? The prisoner committed for trial at the Ses- tonTs, Widler the ...

... -K- ' bt t1ieripool jAtrcurp. *FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 182& PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.-.A6MEnICAN TAMIFR.-1 Our abstract of the King's Speech, on proroguing Parlia:| ment, will put our readers in possession of all the topics whioh ministers have advised their Royal Master to ex- patiate upon. Although we admire brevity in our public documents, we do think that the points omitted are infinitely more ...

... Din. MU>KISSON. . 1- 5 £ L ,. The Directors of the Manchester Chamiber of Commerce held DS a meeting on the 16th instant, George William Wood, Esq., r- President, in the chair, when the followingresolution was passed s5 unanimously. Thattlhethanksofthis Boardbe communicated 11 to the Right Ilonourable William Huskisson, late Secretary of E State for the Colonies, for the enlightened, ...

... , 3aarliamcntarp eomptnbiun. HOUSE OF LORDS. BILLS PASSED. TEIUISDAY, July 2k~-The Sugar Bill, sand the Welland Canal Bill, were read a third time and passed. NATIONAL DEBT BILL. On the motion for the third reatteing of this bill, Lord Bexley begged leave to say a few words hefore thle pass- Hecudnt oeearewt l he reomnains of th omtte eha oojeto olimit the issues for the reuto f ledb, hsya, ...

... Yesterday a Meeting of the London Hospital Committee took place at the City of London 'Tavern, for the purpose chiefly of consideritg the propriety of applying for subscriptions to in- crease the amount of the accumulating fund of the Hospital, with a view to extend the benefits of that Institution. It was expected that the Lord Mayor would have taken the chair, but his Lardship sent an ...

... IH AEfL TBUN It STOhiMS, &C. THE LATE. fran all parfthe kingdom, accounotg THE 1.ATE FLV-' -out TnE t ?? all partofthe kingdomace Wecontinuetoreceteeences of the late heavy rains. Some oa the disastrous cflnifequnrom tlhe effects of lightninghas also damage anued. Tlhe ?? serious apprehensions are aow very generally felt for tire co sing harvest, respecting whim a few * e.e a8YO tihe Mii5OS ...

... JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE TO PERU; A PA~ArL ACROSS THE ANDES IN THE WINTR OFR ' AND A JOURNEY ACROSS THE PAMPASO BY LIEUT. ChARLES BRANDS, R le, Hitherto It has been considered a proof O oealda. fortitude and enterprise, as well as of Canstitutioa,,l ,go' cross the Pampas and Andes in tue middle of sumnil.r o would not advice an y man to undertake the jasmirne dw were as good a horseman as Mr. ...

... T HE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. I FRIDA Y-AUGUST 1. In consequence of the length to which our Assize re- ports have extended, we have been obliged to set aside some editorial articles, which had been prepared for the Wetwe-Letter of this day, PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT-HIS MA- JESTY'S SPEECH. Parliament was prorogued on Monday, by Commis- simon. At three o'clock, his Majesty's Commissioners being ...

... THE M ORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDA'1, AUGUST 1, 1828. We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday, and the Gaxette de France, dated Wednesday. They con- t tain no intelligence of any moment from the East. We received last night St. Petersburgh, German, and t Dutch Papers, from which the following are extracts:- ODEsSA, JULY 5.-In consequence of an invitation which they had received, the ...