... LONDON, AuGusr 19. NewYv~r,.1lqqi.A letter ?? Ill eas rr oi tle d 111J4 ,t ira/ge 2 ft itii hit- 1111p55;, nI la's Sal I iumtela, to atigarala'i.aasol III% Phi- f ta JIOit-i, j'if hi arintot to frap p AHO ain r ?? C11 ar' ;III itetioa ' o lit (i t) r -tilnt. tat ( atiataara 0, byV a dli'i(1 rI' riar' Spanlish '.rray tarlder dia ri'llioilai of Ovrielid A. :W1r.11A iiradivirrimi ati tire Palri ...

... FgdImesefaps & Thursday's Posts. tpttai Varitament. HOUSE OF COMMONS, IMIONDAY, JUNE 19. 11ER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. Lord CASTLEREAGH appeared at the Bar with a bundle of papers in his hands. 1laving by the de- sive of the Chair brought them upto the Table, their titles where read by the Clerk-ior which see eoi first piage.) Lord CASTLEREAGH then rose and said-I think it my dut y to acquaint the ...

... MONTHLY REPORl' FOR JULY. T'lhe Wheatlhatvest ceninieiiced generallylast week, tlno-iglh the lt,,nte and eastern~coulties, ?? vatyingr produce of crops; iI solme pruts they aire lilhely to rise well; but in others, the effects of heavy rains alli blights have extlensively injured the corn. Tbe Barleys, iotigit a htavv crop, die a good colour.- Iflleas are weil set, but Pvasc, particularly the ...

... Sunda!'SY and Tuiesday's Posts. LONDON, JUNE 6. g Aiaiyjesty's arr ival i Englaand. £STERDAY her Majesty Queen Caroline lardled at Dover, otter an absence fiom I rf four yenrs airs tell months. We have cllected fromi various sources the details respect- CD he Majesty's ourney, and the negociation co red on at S t. mer's on the subject of her retu iin by.lay Aa milton , ]tr. Brou'hbnm set off ? ...

... DRLEA IDFUL ITJJIPEST'. [IC - - - -- - - 7 - fV. JV/,jtel'il/rr, .Siri t. ?? treniseridols stortst from the ?? caste oeu ut-ic Vssterdlayi rnig ath-:t , tive ?? hils. coiltitued with littlo tateitenl , ill ow (eight ?? WHdilvaday night). Thr progress of the temipest. WIas rapid, a vessel off tilt I , Isle of Man first fvit it about Uiree in the tititruit ig; s 4 eeji biro abor five, and reaced ...

... I LONDON, JAN. 22. rl7I-IF, Ministry. 'is t leing'ti settle ?? The following ap- T pointments have been approved of. by the King:- First Lord of the Treasury, .. Duke-of Wellington. President of the ?? Earl Bathurst. Privy ?? Lord Ellenborough. Secretary for Foreign Affairs. ' Earl Dudley. &Ecretary for the Hrome Departmentj Right .lon. Robert Peel. Secretary for the Colonies ?? nr.lluskisson. ...

... WEDNEEDAY'S AND JTH TI SDAY'S POSTS. hIOUSE OF LORDS-Tiesday. ORD) ToitliNiroN Presclltc(l a Pietiti'n from the f Clergy and Gentrv of East Pcckham, Kent, against any further concessions to thcl Rnoman Catholics. In presenting the Petition he begged Icave to observe, that he did so because he was connectcil with tile parish 00(l ?? propcrty in it, but hI did not concur in the praver which the ...

... LONDON; AuGUST 28. The private acpco~tts by the Bra1'. and Buenos Ayres ,rnails state, that the affair of the treaty between the two lcountries remain iln the same state as previously. M. Garcia departed frboi Rio 4th June, and no tiding has been received of his arrival at Buenos Ayres. In the mean itme, as if by agreement, both armies remain inactive. At sea, however, the captures by the ...

... S AD[J SOTS.- -vf F.DN C~aS AND rTHURSIAYS s os lrs. * BANKR UPTS f2. ?? Gazette. John Isaac lolbird,'of Barbican and Glasgow, shoemaker. Gerard John De Witte, of Hackney, merchant. .David Hodges, of: Liverpool, silk-mercer. John Porter, of Salford, Lancashire, flour dealer William 1ill Stamp, and William Nicholson, of Milbank-straet, timber merchants. William Robinson, of Salford, Lancashirm, ...

... LONDON, OcT. 17. The French Government has a little invidiously -seized upon the moment in which our financial reverses are esx posed, to make a display of the prosperous state Of its own revenue. The excess of the produce of the first nine months of the French taxes for the current year, as com- pared with the same period of last year, amounts to 13,000,000 francs, or 522,500!. sterlirig. ...

... HOuSr. OCO1f-ViONS.-TiesdaY. CO RtN LAWS. Mr. BARING moved the Order of the Day for receiving the report of the Committee on the Corn Trade Acts. Sir E. KXATCHIJULL observed, that as there were now5 C0,000 quarters of corn warehoused, and a further quantity, unccrtain in amount, was expected from Canada, the measure proposed by the Right lion. Uentlenman was likely to be injurious to the ...

... TT _ L! _ .. 1 (Al ad * . Sin,-In my humble opinion the Horticultural Societies in T different places are much to be commended for their laudable and successful efforts to improve the' size and flavour of our fruits. But certainly, in the county of Oxford, much more might be ac- complished; and therefore I hope 'they will proceed in their ex- ertions. There are other fruits which merit ...