... I - ?? EDINBUR.GHI-JULY 3. (PRIvATlz CORRESPONDE:NCn.) HOUSE OF LORDS-June SO. After several of the Judges had been heard in the appeal, LuCENA ?? CRAWFORD, Lord MELVILLE rose, in order to put the question relative to the affairs of India, of which he gave notice on a former day. . His Lordship asked whether there -was now any Governor-Ge- neral at Calcutta, or whether there was in fact a- ny ...

... nousis OF COlmMONS. OnTue fay Tord Howica called the attention of tile imonfe to Uis M5aetiy's meffage refpcting ani increafed provifion for Greenwich illotjimal and Cheft. He flated that the increafe to the out-peurioners was to be varied according to tho eircumfrtauces of the ca1ee frota the prefent' allowance of71. per asmi. which was to be continued to thofe flightly %wounded, to Is. per ...

... PARTNE.SRI PS JJSSOLYfiD. the From the ctazette of Saturday, June 21, f a 1806, Jan. 8. Ieanry Joines and George Jones, of Brif- do, tol, marons. dO. y SL. Jabez nivin and Francis Euiphreys, of and Manslield, Nottinghamilirehi cotton fpiinners & holiers. rre- Jautie 14, Wra.Stibridge and JohesTqgg, of Coventry, ed ' and of rood.ftireet, Cheaplide, London, ribbon manp- arid fa&urcrs. onl June ...

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... 'urday amd [i cstday'1s.Post. tPt~S .tCt y At iX~J. . - - - Tha LONNDON GAZEITE, Suturrl Jh ee 281.? t .r1 HIS Gazctte Contains Letters from sir ti 1 Barlo2v, Governor Generai il Illdia,to I the Secret Comnimittee of the Court of Direc- i tors of the Anodir Company 'tranillitting th11 Treaty of Peace concludild'with Ho1lkar. AI BANKRUPTS. John Jackuon, Great'Yarmouth, chemift, July 1, 12, ...

... ?? o,'mondavthe court of king's bench gran- L~.O - adiional affidavits to be-filedi the, '),,~rtfin'O f~ofl a .dit bjet Of which is 'o ~tVW ,,;,-.Werftor 1 ., ?? ?? to the laws of attfe Of t05 orred collifotrmaby to 'rcrn.o-, tbat hC ?? the tortilre on Lo*uifa Caiteron | ,ln Iturt ordered that notice of the doetarnetitin- J,, tohe ptodtoirced fhould be ?? to tilt ?? 1 orde tohe p l , .the ...

... F HAcGUE, Jute 24.-Yesterday thbir Majesties made their solemn entrance into this place. The procession left the Palace in the Wood at noon, in the following order :-.LA I' Hrald at Arms-his Majesty's Horse Guards-The Guard of Honour -The Council of Sttae in thiree ?? Admirals in one ?? Ministers in two ?? Great Officers of the Crowvn in one coach- THEIR MAJESTIMES The Generals in two ?? ...

... HAMB UR GH AL IL S. it VIENNA, Juine 'i-Since the arrival of M D'Oubril, a positive Russian Imperial order has been sent to Cattaro for the troops there to eva- cuate that place. The report that Venice is strongly threatened by an English and Russian squadron is unfound- ed. The navigation of that port is indeed in a e great degree obstructed. e Sir Arthur Pag-et will set out on his return to ...

... ?? 'tr k-P p^SkL wvs 3L 4L Co l(ONON. Nr, TUEsDAY, YULY . a ORD ,NjrtVLvLF VleflerdAly lked his pro , nij'ed qUefibitis, trefpeefinlg la: Ii .i1 p jdjt} inqtiui~ree wvhether the'e exdifetd uat C Government General inlnela uxn(1 if 'ciild , of wiiom itrconfitled? ? ord Ii¢;rO Ithat the faine Govbienmefit Ggliefgl A1 .pjF at prefent, as at the ituch- lhiriented; ?? 1h (,f Alarquis CORNWAELits ? ...

... lleblThaW09 ant~ irn(tp'tu~o1f [* % news in this night's geiteac.] LOVNDON, TuEsrkY. Jnly 1. fHE Hamiburgh maU, due on Sunday, arrived j yesterday, with letters and papers to the 2sth ult. The Ruffian minifter, D'Oubril, remained on the 17th at Vienna, and had held feveral conferences with Mr. Adair. M. D'Oubril, has, however, probably left Vienna before this time, as a French courier paffed ...

... ,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' ...