... COMMONS, Friday, June 19. P J\ Grenada and St. Vincent's, the furore, •idp- oi ' WaWs, the Navy Manning, j' efBof Wales's Jointure Bills, were read . 'ime and palled. . MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS * uiicec ' 'heir having agreed to feveral * 'bey the Houfe continue Qllle tltn& longer, the Lords may have 0 to fend to them, fcjlh 0l; f a g d to remain fitting, in pur',!Ce that requeft. Jebn Sinclair ...

... FO REIGN AFFAIRS, Barcelona, May 18. KNERAL Urratia commenced hrs operations on the morning of the cjh, when a column, compofed ot IT men, moftly Catalomans, made a vigorous attack upon the enemy's right at Sutella. The enemy camp was plunder, facked, and burnt. * Siting d. .«t.ckcd our troop* in fuel, a manner, t mo ft favourable accounts, ♦or pvreeded our expectations, and have oecn £.hSS ...

... Midday Edition LATEST CAPE PREMIER ARRIVES. Also New Zealanders and Maoris. The Union Castle liner Castle, which arrived at Southampton this morning from South Africa, brought home large number of officers, iuclnding Lieut.-Col. H. Hamiltou, D.5.0.. Military Secretary to Lord Kitchener, Francis of Teck, and the Earl of March. Sir Gordon Premier of Cape Colony, was also passenger by the ...

... IUUKSDAY, OCTOBER 20. New York and Halifax Papers to a late date Jr rived yesterday, from which, among other interest' ing articles, we have extracted the Proclamation * Mr. Madison, on his return to Washington, that of Sir John S:ieivdrooi_e and Admiral Grif on taking possession of all the Eastern side of the 1 nobscot River, and all the country lying betwet the same and the boundary line of ...

... ff ?? r, OCTOBER „. Yesterday 5 we received Paris Journals to th, inst. They famish us with no certain i_f o relative, to the, Congress at Vienna, which *^ n commence its deliberations on the 4th L ut * ° .following as part of the arrangements which ace from Germany state to be determined upon vi ?? Poland will recover many of its former province, erected into a kingdom; Saaruuy will be ...