... FOREIGN NEWS. Constantinople, June 15. If a^scited, that, in consequence of foreign the Porte has made some objections against permitting the passage of men of war, and troops from the ISlack Sea to the Mediterranean, she preserves a system neutrality. Ancon a, July 2. There is a report, that the Papal territory will, on certain conditions, again increased the annexation of the Legations of ...

... Sunday Post. —- has Col m«»J James Russell. Gentleman l\sf»i?r Majesty's Most Hon. Piiv- Chamber Ordinary. J r >ii ...

... . Express, THIS a Notice that the half-par Sea will commence being paid the Ist. May, -and finish on the Avur> Price* of Corn iter Quarter, in Rnfhnd and Wale* fur awk ending April 22, Wheat CO*. 1 J.—RarleySl*. llJ.—()«tj 2Ji. 10 ...

... INSOLVFNTS. ROB' l?T R Great Bookham, near Loitherhead. Surrey, saddler. Th.in Hitrbcork, Old Font, Middlesex, ale-brewer. Brown, Maldon, ex. coal and timber-merchant. Francis ...

... FOREIGN INTELUGEypp news from the Netherl a «j • creases hourly in importance, and 1 ,n it proceeds. The Brussels papers dee riots that have \akan place in that le Bth of the exasperation of the populX M - sup been instigated rise 6r«n« aVe ' u pretext for their sending troops to Bru3 * r y ' ' enable them, with aS H so Pclirians rebels, and punish them such 681 Ule Tlie fallowing ...

... from foreign journals. Paris, Dec. 17. Corsican Committee for raising a memory Napoleon Ajaccio, !iave requested Marshal the Duke de his native ...

... J.ETTERS have received from Yalladolid, by way of Paris, which announce the dissolution band of Merino. His body guard are said have thrown themselves on the mercy Quesada, and su ...

... be held at Wells, on Tuesday, which occasion the Right R ...

... DORSETSHIRE. The next ordination by the Bishop of Salisbury, appointed to be held Salisbury on Sunday, the September. The Vicarage of Gussage All Saints, near Cranborne Dorset, is now ...