... TIlM MORNING Cf1-Z ,-UAULE. LONDON: ?? L,~ s bf r, 'y ..1 - 1, 1 z6'. VesterdaLv a1inved two.l n1lui, h l iils, with intN]- !Igolce to the 21st. The Gernian papers as; yet Col.l taiml no official-account of Cattr' being evacuated by the Russians; though thile eveint may be expefred. In the ineani fiiin6, 1o1&uver, the Rissian squadron ill thle Adriatic; is very affive in eutting off the French ...

... FQR'ICNG IPZ¢TL'LLIG CaE. QO1SrTANTINOPLE, MAY 25.-Th-e Count ItalinsAqy, Envoy of Russia, has announced to the Porte, that his Court had resolved to send two ships of wvar with fiesh troops, from Sebastapolto COnfl, and that these ships would gririve, within a few days, at the entrance of the Canal at Constantinople. The Reis Effendi replied, that the Porte, under the present circuLosstances, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT q4?4T] 2%RITAIN v A) IR1.LA ND. IOUSE OF LORDS Ju,;e 30. 'The Tdgs rgsruiied thd deliverv of their opinions in the cate of ' Luc~lia -. Crawford.' M'r. J.ustice Le Illanc's opi- nvii w~e cid iact 6istindtly Lear. Mr. Justice Lawrence was o ?? tb :t tir Crommissioners had not an interqet jlo the o aerty s to Qft a Icgal hisd valid policy thereon. AMlr. ?? Rnob, Vir. Baroll ...

... MONTHLY ACRICULTURAL REPORT. ho c of + , :_ . . Thl'e dryness of the -weathef in the preceding monih ta- ?? favourable to the crops ot Wheat, especially to those sin cold moist landr; but the spring corn, the late sown, and tice Peast and Beans in particular, have been much in want of rreelsliigi . showais. The garden crops fornmarlket have also suffered sscich. Wheot averagab tlsroughso:i ...

... I.THE 'NOr tVIVG~ C'HPADNJICeL.. - . , I, -. a , - - IONi)dON.' W.EDAESDAfr, ?? 2, xtc6. The intelligenreby the Hamburgh Mail which arrived on Monday cvetlingi contains little new respectingglthe ac- tual state of affairs on the Continent. An expeaation of .pe important changes, however, prevails generally; and it is thought that they will soon be promulgated to the Lov -Diet of'the Empire. I ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITA IN AND IRELA ND. :, .I . HOUSE OF LORD5, JuLv r. The, Irish Ppst Ro:ads Bill, and the Longitude Bill, were read' r a third time and passedt.. :: ' 'The Insolvent Debtors Bill was also read a third tisne and f passed, with an Amebrisent propoed by Lord ¢llenborough,. the objeist of which we * ndersitood to be, to eact! 1 persons from tlht; benefit' oE the Adt, ...

... IH. MORNING. .R .ICZE. . L N I)O N:. . 7HLTJD~ .zr r3,goA - , ?? . ; The F unds c-antite to rise.: They left 4yestert 4ay, Omniu01 at k anid V ?? per Cents. 64. The bglief that some bsis of ec is narly .agreed upon was.verystrong, 4aidthe reporf that Lord HOL. LAND is about to get rr isery gemeraJ. It was eyen ;s2d that hs :Loiiship had set of It it-&ry pr. bitble, indeed, that as soon ai ...

... XFZRIALI P4A KLIAMENT G4T2 ,Z4J rA -ND .7l ?L4xp- -notISE .0't~kJA IPY Z. X an apepeal 4d Mr. Hossr were fi i ct ,A peatasit the XsbrdlAdos .4are Qf Scotlahd and Mr.'Aas mforase. RespondertaedMi,. *Atercander in ;FeltJudgsmexst ?? r~b Qnd nOlhi~n.. of-the Lord Cliandeilor,- a~rn~i- czeof ?? of. ession, With, ph: CQsts. . ?? .IND A-.. ' I . ,Lord *NaNr rose wo observe, tfat in ceding day, ...

... ,r ?? ,: , I 7LA MEL 4LA .. .Th~e 'ofthe Cb~m t.he Iios !of ~L~ 'J~nofls6f the lu lges si on.i 6owrng 'u a- ~,-i It .I'ciblc Arcolctiutnt' haci received fiqii h K5Og. Warais aeel iYIng, SiiSaplyi that hie ts as, lrst'toreie the public mcfoye/, ecosl- o a hqsen opycsO~' t. authoiisied.cX torei!~e'tcandnto; ~IaTthe brdly to paccun 1totl 1 .puib~ic fbr ?? such A~ccauntaiit so reeeivil end paid's ...

... 1IMPERIAL PAR IAMENT OF GREAT BRIT.1i IAND) I]RJJAND. HOUSE2 OF LORDS, JLI.y 3. The Royal Assent wai given bi Commi-nision to the Addlti- onal Assessed Ta'Ies Bil, the 'ortola Froc 1'ort Bill, the Irish Spirit Liceocc Bill, the hxi-h Mize Bill, the Excise Regulation thillthe Stamp-Office Regulation Blill, the Gbiraltar and Malta Postage Bill, the Prvsziatn Yarn Bill, the Duke of 0raftoit's' ...

... - -. LONL I ON: FR D r ID A Y r , / U L T 4, ; c If the accounts from Lisbon are ttobe credited, JE- 2RsE BONAPARTE'IS squadro n musst be 'on its return home. It is stated to have arrived in the B ay of Ail Saints, in Brazil, on the 4th of April, and s ailed again TAthe ai ist. If it be true, however, as stated by the Cartel from the Cape, that Admiral Guuraet~ s ' rJAR4 sqd rosquadron, was ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT I OF I ,N GAEZT BJUTAINV ANYD IRELANAD. HOUSE OF LOPDS, JULY 4. In an Appeal from Scotland, Rennie v. ITod and others, the Lord Advocate of Scotland was partly heard for the Appel- [lant.-Further hearing on Monday. Mr. Alexander, Mr. rihawr .Lefgvre, Sir Thephilus l\Tetcslfe, Mn Fetlowves, and several other Metnbers of the House of (Coimmons, brought-up the Sltvh Ship ...