... LORD 51:' LKtE'S AMEIR CAN COLONY. Disistrotis inutilioeinie has teen lectivedi ft-i m L)ci Silkrkas Anicritan o'ssny. After Ole :tsl erslon -f lhe settlls lsst Atsl Iti, i Iwo;t eil tha hisse-c Governoror . wh.reipl e tdiritC is ti iniltar toutir 1Ra(nl'tslir'si ,istrvlte-iO Sptitialt-I ?? ?? with Lord Cadsi- t I, rela i te o hli ilniptris;t:tlttlst ?? P. Isoiu. proceeded to rt .ertab:lih ...

... ?? -? i! ?? fi u ?0 ?? 1 c ii -? I , 1, I' - Tc ?? .i1miuil.ls ?? Lttis ?? ilon lly. havec arrived tis lorii;g. 'lie feroor coltla tli5 'lloiet)itin, l) r1el of the ,Kinagdlil of, tlirna I nv p0'-2 ricln 1; I'etitLion ti' the Pron~e 111' ;isflL, ?? jl jog his Zloyd ii [ii ~toi selept ni.otl'i tel' ull 1,re et rlu eli ltl\ III t' i e 'il~l'l'Oei~fl Of thl e j;lisrni) yri~ ?? e r 2. ...

... LONDON, I 'IESDAY, ,Ja. 9. f Late o Sutiday night arrived the Frenclh papers of' the aeihlesilay preceding. They cointain a l'ul zccouint of thle debate ot Tuesdilay s in the Chamber of Deputies, at which several F of the Mlinisters wpre preseut. The imnportance Y oftthe question naturally atiracted likewvise aii immense conchmirse of' peisons. Front the numrber iF orators whose names are set ...

... (BY EX`11RES,5).-L'0N I)O.N, DEc. 26. The Ainericalns hadl but jist received notice of the opening of our Ports for the importation of corn, when the last advices Ieft that country; and, considering thb specui)s live turn of' Aiericar inerchiants ini general, there can be no dlloubt but they w ill eagerly avaiil thuiesclves of the infirnation, and niake ship- inents for England without delay. ...

... TIH E MERC UpY. ONq 1e'lne,,:(ny lat un~ sembllage of s,-teral hundred men, chiefly wvork-people, otit of 6m- p :~ i,)nt, took pliace in front of the Leeds Inteili. g~rl er 9iiting-Olfiic- hut alter remiiaining in that 5jitiatiott ?? S011Cm datte they' separated, without coin. ,nitting ?? act of riot ii. vxc550. T1'he. motive of this ontectinlg we have learl! diffrently gistedl, but wve ...

... THE 1MERCUURY. ,A verv serious instli-'ee'tion has ltroken n)ot among tlhe enslaved Negroes of the Island of Bar- badoes, in the course of which great daiuage has been done to tile different plantations. It does not appear, however, that any of the White ihahbbitanits have lost thtir lives in the revolt ; and there is every reason to spippisse that it has long before this been entirely sup- ...

... SiWIN'i'ON PO TTElIY, NLAR 10TI'llR-AM, OcToBit 29. r I a E.xt'rtct of a Lette'.-'0O-;lIV;,I at abalit Olne O o'Clock, a poor tiall was observed wcalkingsliwiv sta past the win 'dus of the east front of oti' Ito a it lfc- ha lory (on the road Ieaditig front Wcitwortlh to lMon- WP e (caster) Sime of otr wotlinen Naw himn make a -.o R kind of a sitrnal to the wittdows, bul thev did not rh 0 krow ...

... LONDION, X JESD, June A . I - ?? 'jails ihave arrived on Mondalv morning fro evevr part of the Continent of America and tile 'West Indies-froin the leeward Islanws-frion Jamnaica-urom New York, t H1l-ifax and the Bsraziis. 'The intelligence f;oin the Lheeward Islands naturally attracts unil' attention the first. Eve, thin'mm as we hav e ?? satei, Ii as tranqtil wvhen the packet sHlI -dn 7ihe ...

... I b I 2 . I. . O('l t' ialrl-ay 13Ist, 'r;. it ; ,lic' . ' piwlt !`Ilteece o i f L S oc i n' ?? who N-.vc br a c: Iy Ccy i' ?? di AsMizes:-John ttiot ?? IC ' r I i>, Ig ?? Jjonat~an I ea.tierittle ?? [ ac Sta.' so*-:-ttqeire Listr -d 1ii teor ?? r IRob- ,ttyl A-\nn OutIhet t - 'B to, alrd Lydia HIuter, aged 27, fbr Stea'ity itl a D7.'dig -lhtalse. Thonmas Baxter, a ged 1,, George Newsome, ...

... LONDO(N, TIUESDAY, A'ulg'. 13. SUPPLEMENT TO riIIT LONDOX GAZETTE, QfSi{/(sdri,, .4i1glZrs Il. Copy of a letter aud Inctlolure from Colomilel W. RllUy, Conidtoitig the 1st Brigade, to Major General Sir David 0clturlony. SIR-I I at tle lhnaour in mo letter or tile 28th ultimo. to acquaint you wvith tmy intenition of pro- ceeding to tbis point of tbe ilurryhurpoor hill, vwhich movement I ...

... LORD EX.TIOUT'I's EXPEDITION.V Twovi of' LordI Visotunt ?? fleet have arrived at Portsmoriith-t he G~lasnois, C(i-pttriti lion. Anrthony Mililand, on Thuirsdlay aiid the ti-nuder. Captn in Edretard Chiet amn, onl Satiirrlsy. Lord E:snmtrr I arrived at (;ibraliar w1ith his flet. Irea Alpiers BlIN-, on 'he 12th lost. anld weas to sail aurain onl the lath for Errelanri: the. ?? left it ,i-s The ...

... A. t\'i 'NT EF Al.GIERF. It ih:don th Nl lo~rlti 1)v tile Iliediter. . ra t~neall .: .si th' East. ht' T'lnis; il tile `Wsis., bh ?? 5 , 1 n ) 01ie Soutll ho I, utitit AtIlis, I s ald :~C i 6 of Sa; tr. It evte'!ids ,liouit tour io 1)iriI ;En m ntty ltiles fionni FIt to W.'st, and I z llif c fil o one hit iired in breadth from | N It . 1: s c' i rn-t iq b au alslitu.e j~i p r'1i c*.i 11 'rys, ...