... ; ' i, OCr!i)UCr 1:; . a z 'cciI~fl .:11 uIP preischod at St. oflee t h (Ii, ,, t l ,. ini lday wsek, by til t A. il' l itlo Hifrroxv. for the. Vvwe. ?? WV. Cllulll~liXlgl; ?? ast Ls tvx ?? v Mliile belletit of thle Ciktit :37 i. IThe A iinil -eeting Stceiety, anmoilllI t(} ['llfl. to tile Collhester Latti%' ( rot the Silq'k!itJr4 l O flav eve stlle, ad RS 11 Bibtloserle ta ?? *f the As ...

... ' I_ ?? . . . _ _ I -- I M'tl E King attended Divine Service in It. Guys's Church, yesterday forynooll. 'Ihe lor(l provost Li il Anaristrates, anti the JItlies of the Cort of Seesit, ;il l the itoions of EAxcheqUer, hail taken thdi- t11h-es in ti, u o:-icial seats before his .tMajestys arrivi 1, ani the o ,, rua tin n (anie ,of wvhln m wire in C ch bN y sven itoh A. M.) were fully assunibled. ...

... ?? post+ Fr;ench Papers to the 4th instant arrived on Mon- day zixght by express. They are silent vrith respect to military operations, though they contain intetl- plgene from Mladrid to as late a date as the 28th ult. at which period the result of the movements undertaken in Galicia must have been known in the capital. The Duke of Angouleme left that citv at two o'clock on the morning of the ...

... GTH CD n . 4,ok - WTind sor, A7tezust ?? M IT E I ejoice to state, that his Majesty's pire- T / sentattack of gout is so slight, as not to confine him to his apartments nor even to the bouse, when the weathler vill permit his Majesty to take the air ii an open carrirge. 1he Constitutionrel contains a copy of the official itietruc tiops gifen on the 25th of May by Lord Straneford to his ...

... I el, Ulclac ' '0119,0 1190. 8R 'Gineral Order hilsbeenisslied, by whichit ap- *A^: pears, that government isto allow the uli'wl boktlity of Is. per io71bs. on Irish salted plrovisi- ons, exporteto outcolnrics or foreign coentiies. 'l his order to hut er trospC cilct-nalll ely, since the S h of .Jainary lasl. II;,.iMajestv Ilas hero gtacioesir ple.llsed to grant A Id Rtvll Pliate of I (0 gull ...

... . . . .. .. I , I .1 -- -C Ni~ONDAY in) the liouse o'l~ords,fle heinke of GRA1F ?? iesen ietla Petitlion front Had leigh, in i I ?Oiagainst Wvs'a India eslaverv. i.tqtiel CALTII01t,'E pre-tenrted a similar petition from the town of' Buiry St. Flitdiiints. ~yV'dvesday ii' time H-ouse of Conunions, Mr.F. lX. ?? `N ,pontpoed h1iA Iliftion on thle slave-trade till 'i ritirsdiy, the 15th (i, lay. ? ...

... ,tibaypr! Polot, . I I - - ?? ?? V l~i,t iii1y.sptches rovivoii' by our 0 overnment ?? 1(1 ire to the 5th inst. At thiat time iinlnirzm wi. It is understood that ?? ?? ' ?? ?? Iho jiutsllinrtic l'0tt~ht by iii ?? molO imortantA. O 11' X' 1 ?? (1i It Paris, III( vt-~ t~:~ l~ tip, .- li~II il'iil twll0t ?? 0''i'r'i'l ro''oiy ?? 5,tW l 1(5 present (II I T''0plC mol'I Trot he distilurbo. If ...

... -- - xqillba 'z pozt+ IT., T --a_ o f ._ my - _ . . .. the ?? of the Treasury, it is said, 'ave it i, con. terheplaiun to issie warrants to ?? issionf s of ?? antt Excie, authorizing them to permit samples opit to tibe imported in phials, oceeding lf a lint each; vine, in phials, not exceeding, a pint each cfffee, cocoa-nils, and pepper, in packages, not exceed- i ln two pounds each, and ...

... f. .friDapo vm?. Fi)NESD)AY hi the Hforle of ,oninioric, Mr. F. Il1XT0OS WeeSenledl a Pettitionr from Ii ?? iii. ll hr :al tr or 81witafifrldsq dept-er-ati ?? proposerd ;irr- I ;liotoi ill tlI- laita lelrilirting -tle silk trgdor. lire %oiole .111ritir ofi Ilittiirs had, lie stfd, beeki stibteerired to tile .0ri0rr ill illyfii ccdry3 NIr. ErIrIec, Mr . Smithl, Mr. S. Rice, airr dsare o fliur ...

... ?? ?? 0 ?? ?? rl e' 3. t 1I r iM: has; Leen pieasco o nooniriate:i nd n ppninet [It;! undt istipetioncil (tIrers to lirt! himiults Cu-n- orl''sii till' ~llloql I olllomrahlie IM jlitilty O)rdt't' of tile Ii I~li.~.~i~ji~r~Cb~ti. :ir V, i fhiit Kemr-(;rsimt. .Alnoj r-GetI.' I i U5 inphi'll, l:mte of thle 914 ii i~ltviitllr't (if loot. i~n. Li1,J SoiutI, of thle b.3th H IeyinIT!It Il lout. i ...

... Ol lU Va *,I e O'Lla V, 9 If 9 o go , F 11DY'i\ t tlhe llouse of Commrons, Mr F Nol..a,, ?? the Committee on the ittor Laws 'to t' y i`dinext. Some ,3hliate t',ok piace'in Iia Comnrittee on t!.e fi~alli latitie. * * ?? CIAS1 ELTLOI'uf the ENCII~EQIElR l he diid not lo enrd that ?? dmties should b!A rtiued 11uporn 6a'ilita Therely to encooreage the lssa'iut 'vtQc of krkip 'IThe kelp ...

... T HU RSD)AY last came on at I-tolyrood H-ouse tihe etretion of a representative P'eei, to sit. and toste in l'arliament, in room of the late M~ar- qnistlf lIothianl, whzen William .Johnl, Lord Napiei, was ded~aid to be duly elected. Tenew Acjx for ascertaining anid establishing stliifovmuity of Weighits and M9easures is more likely to attain thle accomlslishlment of that highly im or- tal~t. ...