... LONIDON; Psv:IBEHll 5. letters have reachet ttrt. fromn Admi'ral '7rion, -dated from before Carthbigehhtof'8t8h Sspteinber.- 'I'bis Officer stotes, wev'utwxb4siand, that it was his Inteution, in conl iltuice. of, the arraligement lade with General Boli-var, to remain-on that line of coast vuntil the Patriots slthui1gairl posswssioll of the most -important places in tbiat UlirCtion, viz. ...

... PAPERS Fr.lzTEfl TO TITE InorZr or coMMrn. An Account ot the total amount of the Funded and Unfund ed Drbt of Great Britain atid Ireland, as it stood itt the ye-r ended 5th Jan. 182o1; diftinguishing tde amount of Funded Debt redcemed, and al.'o the amount of interest and charges upon the unredeemed Debt, from the amount paid to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Natiowdl l)eht, on ...

... cAr.A;nvW, .rtr > ' The Corporation of Fleshers here, hlve to oppose the New Statute ILabour l ill. and ed a Commtnittee to co-operate with the Coll; of other public bodies. Tbey likuwise ar( , Petition the Honourable the llouse of ( ' against the Bill, awd have forwardcd the sanc Lord Archibald llumilton. On Thuirsday, the Greenock andl Port _(la ,, Troop of Cavalry, appeared at drill, for ...

... I'THE X.ING.. - ?? t,;i? lwE ti-itil izie?; -. - ?? a man of senseA thinks, it,.im' 5 ?? to' write book, to prove that George teb Fourthb is not' fity compared with Henry the Eieb,:. we may judgeto slhst s 1engtb of depravity the r ?? heart ili tbis our day bas: proceedted inl the treatnment of a gsacxous and constitutional ling. t Wat tlen is this kin upon whoti the press is pouring forth, ...

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... PARLIAAIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 12. SCOTS ATPEAL. - Arcibihald, Duke of Hamllitoni, act the Marquis ofDouglas, Hiq Grace's Corunlk'toner, Appellants; Mri. H . ?? EqnI, now Scott Waring, ansd John Scott Waring, Esq., Res. pondentn. This was an appeal from the judgment of the Court of Session, relative to certain leases granted by the late Duke of Hamilton to Mrs. Esten. The Attorney-General ...

... The following is an extract of a private letter:- ,l ortola, May S. ' We have, since our late unfortunate gale, had a great drought; our crops are already spoiled fur this and the ensuing year. Last year, this island made from 2500 to 3000 hhds. of sugar-this year it will not make 250 hhrls. The earth is completely parch- ed, and nothing that is put in it survives. Canes have been put into the ...

... WEIGIIIS AND IKEASURES. ?? the Edlfor of The j r 'en tier alehl. 'Glasgov, °7th Octobesr, -] harle observed nlaier this heid, the atoitticemiaettt LIL strtiince (if the Deain (i 16uild itart, in tze pix ri ionl of the victallets '*cae sel tug raini by imp oper i I trcs;' and, although it be trite thdif a tine Wis isflict- Iil that 1am inn ofth'e Lt unibr, strill 1 o ltiot AvrIthe t ,,ih wsder ...

... The Edinburgh militia, commanded by the Mar- quis of Lothian, K.T., assembled on Thursday at Dalkeith, for training and exercise for 28 days. Hrigh Court ?f J.Jstiviary.-Thursday, at three o'clock, the Court met pursuant to adjournment, when their Lordships delivered their opinions on the objections in the case of MI'Coul alias Moffat, as stated by his Counsel, Messrs. Menzies and M'N'eil, on ...

... . .. :. , ?? . , ?? ?? . L JONDOIN', ,ti i Io .. T t, , : .. 'Veh have ?? Fapers, to tbe.K14th ad ldt fhe schoontr Alneira had airried frotn Cape rsi t8a H ci, statinigthait'the-,,reetesr coinfusion still' hirst u- ed here.' No CourLts of Justice *Qre. in ex'istele'; M, atn tire gelleral opinion creiaied %vas, rhat' the, ;. e- new laws -weie Ioo :mild fr the north sidle o thie Is- at I hind. ...

... 1.ArTTI Ti ?? . i jA powerful article under the above headI appears in the last E dinburgh Review. We insert the con- clusion of it, requesting attention particularly to the stateineuts respecting tlie linle ef policy Which Russia ! 'Is beeln ill the practice of fololhowiug towards the Greeks.] -Thus lhave we stated, on incontrovertible evidence, the nature and efflectq of those principles of ...

... ADDRESS OF THlE NOBILEiTY, GENTItY, AND CITIZENS OF DUBLIN. Tuesdlay, at half-past two o'clock, one of One ni'ost splendid and numerous deputations of citizens that ever assembo'led in Dublin, waited on his Excellency the Lord Lieuten~ant with an address of' congratula- tion on his providential escape from. the recent Orange outrage at the theatre. St. Patrick's H~l1a was fitted up for the ...