... LON0ADOMA. JUNE 27. re; GREAT variety of intelligence from the m edd continent has a rrived since our last.-Paris in A papers to the I9th, and Dutch papers to or the 2sd inst. have brought two French bulletins, .the 16th and 17th; the fornie dated at rbersdorff, tO ich on the' 4th ; the latter at Vienna, on the sth. An - Austrian bulletin of- the tth is also part of the con- dt .lea tents of ...

... -rotecDfligo i c gaivaia pathmmt.' V I I HOUSE OF COMMONS, - MlivaD~r, Mfxltec 6.- DOUrE OE YORE. O.r.D FOL.KSTONE saidl that he should not pre- lJ face the nintion lie was about to make with -aiy. observations, as it could r:Qt possibly adniit of altv (pjsOSiiOtI. The Noble Lord then moved, ' that tv irie be laid before tlie House a copy df tlfe letter of serv cC, relative to jile ...

... L oNVDON, y AvulAiRr a7. AFFAIRS OF SPAIN. gILLE Gazettes to the date of January i 2th jrBrve been received., from which we gather S Shme infrmatione that might, did the affiairs f he North of Spain exhibit a less gloomy aspea; ° us[age to hope, that the cause of the country t no yet lost. By the officiril accounts, it appears , ...

... '1{1BVsfcfSES IN Gi X 4y ~~~~~~~ .I. - . . - . .. . . . I . , *r! ake sorry to: be,&ligad to state, that a ' strong report, THAr' TSE-Aus-ttrANs : JIAVE BEEN DtElA$TD TV SJEFRENCH ,C was iQ general circulation inth offices of . Government at tbl utimme otirlateit advices left London kon' ISatuirlay evening; so much so, thiat t.Miilisters ,Were saidto be in possession of inform'ation ...

... LO6ANDON, -,U7 i. ~tion itted FE have jUst 6 eivvd Hamrlburg papers of v TL/ the 18th et and 'ragite of -the idth, h iiL: --_Yhe b,;sides jJIrivate letters ft omn Brunn'of'the . bhl§, 9th.h latter 'tti'ee, 't'l:,t BBn'qpaite'hat gilined o hich nothing but a few'mifes; 'that tIle conflifd ad been: -i, ney- frigh~tful; thaetle loss of each p ' -dtt' srpassed it ha~illt both pairiest togegther ...

... ZON DO y _ULr 4. tne Te a 1 HE Favourite cutter iias airiied at Plymouth by 3 fiam:Gijori; which she left onthe 16th ult. ad .dy A with an account of the French having eva- 50 .ute cuated that place, whichwas again.in p.ossession of tlie. 'Satad.. .. IIS We are sorry, however, to liatiin thait the Frech te re-took' St; Aiderd di -the' same nioht that the ept Spaniards diove thelie out' in the ...

... , SAIL'RDAT kF'RNSING PTOFFBBRS 25. - .: ; pS~er cent. Cm1tS- for monley 79. -account S-; 3ev cent. Navy 10 Bonds 2i5. U9s. ' ()-Osnmism 2^I Prem.-Ezhequer Bills, petl- 6s. iSa. prem. s I-.. 1 Oe lralbe David Erskise, late British Ambas- n ' ,i ti t tTnited States, has reached this country. is g - ,irived at Portsmouth yesterdlay in his Majesty's b Gitti ,ricatiu-c and reachited Lonidion this ...

... DOME STIC IJNTELL IGENCE. LoibOn, .anuarp 12, The Gazette announces his Majesty'sappointment of the Right Hon. Cutisbert, Lord Collingwood, Vice-Admiral of the Red, to be Major-General of his Majesty's Marine Forces, in the room of Admiral Lord Gardner, deceased. It also contains his Majesty's permission for Capt. Thom- son, of the Navy, to wear the insignia of the Order of the Sword, ...

... a'' D IAX B U 1I-GJil, ' FSi'brilar) ,5. . . 'I'he ]sev. }r Gvin Gibb wvas onT rhursday admit- I ted .\linisrtr of St AGhin' Chnrd Gasgow. - Oni Monday anmd l Teiday l Vsit the 7'3d g' rnnt, I ipward., of b6U strong, a rrivel at Beffast fro, -Swotj.g landi. :.. ~onday se'ennight, the body of a petty offcr be-. t loriday to oie af h l! of iar Nym folud in 1.eitl ' On Ntdnienday Roi3ert ...

... 4Qr)MH S'TIC JNTrELLIGE'CE. j ~~~~-- - - -- jzs [ In connequence of the ref Isal of Lords Grey and Genville to join tht- rcmainder bf -the late Cabinset. , Mr: -'ervaf hasjhecotne Prime Minister. Yesler- dav h kisscdhosids on being appointed Firit Lbrd of the Weasurv (vice the lDuke of Portland), retainitig also his ollihe of.Chancellor of the Exchequer. The! ,lon. Bobert Dund'as (son of'Lord ...

... 7 /' L. IATE l XP 1 7 L n. Frors rS perusel of the'details of Lord Chatsha's dispat. rchea in the Gazette, which we have instrted in a precedinkg e colurnst',e causes which led to the failure of this Expedi- I tion are sufficiently obvious. A series of unfortunate cir- cUm :,nces have attended it from its commencensent.- Y Thve two p:sircipal objects for which the expedition was crigimaly ...

... IMP- I ~IMPERIAL P,4RLf\tT,77 I. -ov H HOUSE OF LORDS, sDf . Friday, Jan.. 20. ; Sevefal orders were made with respect to the hearingo d of Scots appeals, 'a few petitions for the lodgment of new I,: appeals were presented, and several standing appeals;-were as ordeded to be withdrawn, on the application or parries; among thelatter were Strang, v. Strang, Souter. Farquharson, l}, Souter vi ...