... .. I -- -- - I Parir, 3une 9.. SsRI acqosint yo% that, according to a decree of his majesty, of tbhi date, the embargo is eaken 'eff all Russhap vessels 4etalned in consequence of the hostili- ties between the two countries, and tbat It is his.majesty's pleasure that all sueb vessels be at liberty to depart. -DEC CE SP Irtfys be true, it certainly shews a strong desirF on the part of the ...

... OUSE OF COMMONS..i * nune 55. Jld.r Vasktart obtained leave to bring Wina bill 'to asliend the post Ofice aaa, so far -as telated to the ii, erase- of .the dut; on sending letters by any other convey = ie thras the post oflice,'by way of parcels. The stamp-office regulation bill was passed. Tih e. s eta po t movee' far'lezve to bring in a bill for the more effedtual y reglu1tiig and providig ...

... HOITSE OF PEERS. f7une 25. Lard Ross:yn moved, theat a message be sent to- t'he commons, to request a conference; in order to commu- nicate to that house their lordships concurrence in the reso. lution for the abolition of the slave- trade. ' Agreed to. The lords appointed, on their return reported, that thev had' communicated the concurrence in the resolutioni according to their lordships' ...

... I ?? l-: 0 :,61'sOUSE OF PEERS,-YI-can 3 Lorid AelMviIsee g a ?? lord (Miito) in his phze he wivished to ask, Lhether teere e6'sted-at present at)y govern- ment geuefal of lindia-in Bengal, and if theredid, ot .whiom it consisted- Lzyg:Mvdo said,' that. the same govsrtnrnseftgeneral of India ejisted now in Bengal as there did at the: deatlb of MarNstais Cornwalliss He had n hesitation in ...

... [ -- - - - - ?? -- ?? -- ?? I ?? -- ? - .? 7 ?? -- - - -- - 7?- - , - -I I . . ; PiOUSE OFCoAlTmo S? . ?? I J mne 30. Sir Cto rleo Prid otahsebleavytatring itl a, bill to regulate Smithfield rlariceti The resolution for continuing, for one ,car longer, the ca- nalcoal importationzi bill, was referred to a, coi lititee of the whole house, to sit to-morrew. Mr Williams, froru the commissioners ...

... - 1. -, - ON ~ 1. ?? ?? ; Xp6 I h'-le :king has ben pleased to conutitute-andi'appnssstt iohn*ifpoc Curro q Eb aone of his najestv's cbunci ' at hy, iln 1relani, to be keeper or, imaster ofthe rols ard'reeordsof the cofrt at chineer.y i-i that rpart of the Unlited in ev dom c dled Irel nian 6a(:Z~tI;. Mr aix has U ee very sousiy indisposed; but is n1ow recovering. Three protests have been ...

... j N1ECSTLE, L Uz y. .Trhree nsgils ?? lisive'qrrivid since our last, -also uthech0jourrals to the sth ult If credit 'may !Qczw g sven rao sc~rl aritii brought by, t sails, the ii ?? have suc-eeded ia pci sgnis e'ihange~hs ?? eiiirs ofthrPate, and the French asejiiadcy is:vomp pte in tbat infasatede Ai;: net. An~ ariice fromi CdnstantinQple, ?? 25, savs,, ' Count ltalinsky. 'envby o4 Rus4, hai ...

... LONDOiVN, Ai 3So. A p~es, heretofore of icspeaable charaakr ansd con- aexion, has, witlin a few days past, been detecdted in taking fron the port-folios deposited in the British INluscutn, rare and curious prints, estimated to be worth zIool. From the time manv of the articles have bcen sold to print-deaders, this person must have been u the habit of stealing them for more than a year. The ...

... 1E, X, HOUSE OF COMMONS: 5. ., fv;y.4/y A bill waiirdered' tod be ibriugh~t in Atfor' iu.g .ia8isg the carriage :4f coals by (iniidanavigation ?? - 'hie ;lave ships ?? bill was~ paet.u In-a cotimittee on the pdstagskai'thevsolution allot 1.3 ing non .conmissiisred oahcera and piaeatcs to dnd'- I;.recie lt~rsarta lowver ratte of postaige, was te~p~ealc~rsindt anew clause tsar introduced; ...

... HOUSE OF Pa :~v 2 . Lcrrl ?tin-o said, that in stating, the preceding day; that ro written, correspondence had lately taken place between the board of tontroul and the cour'of India direadis, he was incorredt.' Hoe now found sdme coirespondence bad I passed between those boardsl but to the production of which he should objedt. T; Earl of Wejtmorhznd statesd that it 'was the wish of Lord ...

... H66SEQFCOMMNS:'- I- Mr Yansilare brought in bills for eonsolidating.th eland tar acs, and fir augmnetig,-smaill ivings out of the laud tax., In a committee on the silk laws, a resolution was agreed to, granting a bounty ofn3l. 6s. 8d. per cent. on the exporta- tion of all silk manutadlured in this country - Sir jna Sinclair obtaitied leave to bring in a 'bill -for, granting a sum out of the ...

... ?? o ?? IEFENCH.F' O ALX :PA P M~,'jw2. Psinlcer ?? vi dcoynrnantd- ,er in chief of thri arm'y if I taly, wt-i4tes that General l in rnstoinvhogarrive4d at Ragusa on tthe 6th, ofI May ;was apprised that tico' Russiais i in cntnjsindon with ?? tenegriins, headed, by the .rce:.BIAishop, were dvanlci'nI to.ta e. possession of Old Ragutsa. He dlspatched Cap tain Serrat;, of thlc 5th rcgimtnta of ...