... ED IN B UR G H, Atlgttst 15. On V¶onf.ay, the Rigilt Ilou. tie Lord Priovost, hisI Majesty's Lieutenalit ilr this city, rcteivcu a lhtte: .frm tl;e Rt. l~oll. orid Paxvkvshury, osic ot his Ma I 1 .jcty's principil Srcrciaiics of Statc, (: f which the follow ing is a Copy, *iz. ltifiehaUll, Aug. 6, . OY LORD, f I hlive the honoulr to acqusiot you, that it his been dccametl cxpcdient by his ...

... stimp'o lot. 1, g ,UF.Stjt in tle Iousei of Peers, Lord Ti Holiand' moved the commnittal of.the Pa- rochial Schools Bill, lord Hawkesbifrv object- e(l to it, upon thc gOtmnd' that there was riot snflicicnt time left to giv;e that consideration to a subject of this inagnitl'o %Ohich it rernirel. lle did'not mean'to obiect to the gene;a1 prin- ciple of e4ucating lthe penphlv under certain ...

... Co!esi I i. S 1 .1 EA C wida Ailfg,{' 17.-T is I y' I ru~atlb o is itt s ?? el Ou)ltdlt.', stuld tile tbbt[ales U' th tic . i i ole A;oiv 1 , 11m Tl ur Iday s icauctlofl in pi 1 %V q)v C - BkiIcy (r \lNIit lut hiiultc atteiauo0- jC iC X ci ci l.t ilICS UIt VC2IV Y V illLt: 1 ' ilc- ii ci c ?? 3)S. 1Ct 140-Li L ciiu t- L'uALS Vt 0both ltorts i- 1 | 'ov ei-i'_)tstj .A;W 1c 1 inict, \riNi ...

... I - - - - r-- - D- -- ?? ' -- -- - -- SUNDAY K NIONDAY's M-AAIL. LONMDO7N, AUGUST S. (rssna the li'o. .t ti's's5 f 1 sI(ttlar, JtiA'. 2S.J TR1EA-TYr IETl'WEE'>T FRAINCE A.ND RUSSiA. 7 Tis Ma2jesty tilt EFpesorol France, &.s. &,SR. I_ M iajis N]2esty tne Emperor of Rusi2, ant irated vwith the same interest iil ptittitqg an enld to ?? dvastations of war; have for this purpose, nominated an(d ...

... hOUSE OF LORDS13. On SATUROAr iY the Royal Affent w as given by Corn- tniflion to the Frogmore Houfe and Lands Bill, the Calicoes Duties Bill, the Coffee Warolboufing Bill, the Colonial Trade Bill, the \Vere India Linen Export sill, the Sierra Leone Company TIran~fer Bill, the Bill for railing a Fund for mlakaing Provifions for Widows of Parothial Schoolinaflers in Scotland; anti, in the whole ...

... I ?P?FOAU?Ir.sT 14. On XWednefday i5A the R'ev. Frederic Gardiier, of.' ' Iincolnl College, Wvas eledied Fellow of ?? Society.- On Thurfday left the Rev. Thomnas Andrew^s, A. M9. was unaninnsufiy elected to the Mafterihip of the Free Gramsnar School at Burford, in this country.' * The Rev. Jofeph Fell is indudled to the Vicarage of p Yardley, Worcciterflsire, on the prefentation of Edos. ...

... - f I1XSTSCR.11T. ?? news io this night's gazette.] L, V)I J)O . T LiDAY, Azip; 18 . Vh 'r iintrjii :eneu hlas becn received from admiral Gant- J bier t-.is Hioraning. The 'iext idifiaiches will in-all 1,iobalh.i.ity 'Uli g Us intelligence (if the Danin llavy being in our poi'iftllol. When the laft advices from al llirnil Gantbier were frnt uti 'on the 9cth, he was between Elfineur and Co- ...

... MeMobap'o pootp, ? I 61. 1 ON'DAY in the 11ouse of Lords,0thii- A.J litia 'T'ransfer Bill being read a second time, Lord liawkesbury rose, and in his ex- ordiuwn, took a cuisory View of the posture of Europc, under the late Chiniges, and its pre- sent situation, as aT' e ted bh the battles of Jlena and l'riedland, and by the peace ofTl'ilsit. ''heor- iinary recrmitinghc sa:dwels vwvholly ...

... frial par taincilt. il p ; , , , d' .1.1 HOUSE OF LORDS, 4erdahy A6get 11. A FTER a desultory conversation bevmvesA. L ords , Holland and Stanhope, who. supported,.and4 Lords HawLesbusry, Rcdesaale, and the Archbishop; of Canterbury, who opposed the measure,, the secosld. reading of the Parochial Schools bill was riegatived, and the motion for reading it a second tittee that day three months ...

... : Pttint. AUGUS'r 10.-Yesterday morning his AMajesty, Princesses Mary, S6phia, and Amelia, attended b'y the Countess of Radnof, Lady J. Thynte, Generals Cartwrigiit' dizrovent to St. George's Chapel. The sermon was prearfied' by the Ilev Mr.. Long; after the service bis Majesty went into. the Chapter Room andsgave audiences to the Bishop of Oxford, Earl itidnor and Lord Folkstone for hait an ...

... : :II M ON V L o CZ2, / L - -~ ~ ~ ?? A * ?? - Last night. 'we _received -Paris,'Pa ers. to. the. 1,t of, and Dutch .to the-it jnst~ltxt ?? r 9The only piac~.of interesting'xicws they contain is,~a leTALLEYRAND is no longer kliikser of, Foreign 4~f- 'he fairs. He has' ?? lato fd the~ Empird,' atd is 'sc'edd b~rM. CHAMFAG'Nl( WI S' -gt present Member of the 'Interioi', fdrrnerly Ambsa~ 'th ...

... UA,5M. BY ORDERt OF HIS INTPERIAL MAIESTY. The Senate having taken into consideration' the re. presoiutation of Count korniistzofiin which he sets'forth, . that the College of Commerce has demanded of him- from .tvhat date are English merchants, trading here, to reckon the term. of six months allowed to itinerant nerchangs-whether from the date of the.Imperial MIa-. nifesto, that is, from the ...