... 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 ?? -- ? - .? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... .. 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 ...

... - 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON,7YU LYa7. I At a general court of the corporation of the Trinity- house, held onl Thursday, the right hon. Earl St Vincent was unanimously elecled an elder brother, ii the room of the right hon. William Pitt,. deceased. The salary of the office to which Mr Curran has been just appointed, (master of the rolls in Iteladd) is, we un- derstand, 40001. a year; and that of 'deputy keeper 9f ...

... 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; ...

... ?? 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 ...