... LOI'DON NEW'S CONI INUED. nt P1 ie ned fl- lit in Di tiat cc] t i Alt The German papers state, that white English I goods, (Manchester manufacture) htsve been in great demand at the late Frankfl;t fair, and that very considerable. purchases were made. The correspondence on the capture of smug- i gled goods on board of the Ordnance tranlrport, as been printed, from lwhich we make the fol- ...

... e MtIONDAY-AFRL 29. *e The Prince Regent held a Court on' i t at which were presented Colonel J'j'j I frorn Canada ; Mr A. Biuller, tile ne10 I Bengal, Wlho was knighted ; and D)octor l' .1 the new Bishop of OxfoibrdAle Slierih, a d ed, and .Monday next, at three o'c1 r i time appointed to receive the city a Lord Byron passed theough Ca1iterbs'[ is Tuesday, in a carriage and four, to etubil ...

... TINUED. On the EI. ult. as a boy was lealding a horse to water, near Giln'erton, the alliial turtied :estive, and struck the boy' so severe!y on the he d toot tie scull Was fractured. H-le langaishi- .& dih rin at pain till the -?6th, wthen he expired. 1On the ?? of 'Nihursday the 25th current, Messrs Scott, Dicki, and Lenny x, officers of Ex- cise, at Dolls and Camhus, distillerieo, seized, ...

... FROM THE LOVDON GAZETTE. This Gazette notifies that the Prince Regent g has permitted the followting individuals t6 accept v the insignia of the Portuguese Order of the Tower and Sword, viz.-' g Lieutenant-General Sir J. Hamilton, as Knight Grand l s Cross, and Sir Colin Campbell, Lord F. Sonoerstt, Sir J. 1, MIGregor, M.D. Colonel:C. A. Madden, Lieutenant-Cse- lonels John Buchan, Sir Ulysses ...

... FREArC.i PAPERS. I SENTENCE OF MESSRS WILSON, BRUCE AND HU rCHINSON. AUDIENCE OF WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24. o M. Dupin, the advocate of Sir Robert Wilson Id and his friends, made a speech of considerable ;i- ingenuity, but turning principally Oa points of Is ench law, e- The speech being closed, the President asked :o of Bruce whether he passed the night of the 7th 3- January at Hutchinson's ...

... EDINBUR{G H. tIIURSjjAOf7SirI 2. e trial of Sir R. Wlso, \Ir Bruce, Mr til land others, closed on the 24th, when tr 'VJ Were founed guilty, and sentenced to three fit ~tls inmprisonment, Eberle, the turnkey, was found guilty, and Sentenced to an imprison- +°t of tw o years. The rest were acquitted.- ge Uethe trial closed, Sir R. Wilson and N r 6a ie ads essed the Court in explanation of the ...

... PR1IATE CORKESPONDENCE. y Lr- LterLo , Apred alt if-pa rtevenf,$ ?? c jA Lisbon, mail has reached us to-day, and it seems that the Lt connection between the Courts of Spain and Portugal are drawn closer than at any former period since the union of the two kingdoms. Some mighty project is contemplated, with Sthe assistance of the rortuguese, from which hopes are enter- tained at Madrid of the ...

... PIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ItOISIt OF COMMONS-APRIL 26. STATE OF IRELAND. S r J. NEWPORIT rose t6 bring forward his no- tion relative to the present state of Ireland, and observed, that in calling the attention of the House to this subject, the first question which would arise was; how it was possible that two countries should, for upward of six centuries, Ilve been connected as England and Ireland ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Araim °6. The tiro rriendq, Hannnh, from Drogthedr, was stranded 9th inst. at Tarragosa. during a violent gale at SW. Crew saved. Cargo entireiv damaged. The Rose Hill, Mill1, fromn liga to Lisbon, put into Miarstrand in February, and diccharged. Part of the clrgo 'TI'e Navisator, Aulrphy, from Waterford to Cadiz, avaa o'rive on shore near Rota 'Q7th ult. but expected to be ...

... HOU..E Or LORDS--ApitL 2. ?? ?? AND OTfHERBS ?? D0UE OF ATHOL ANcD 'OTHERS. - Mr Leach, aq Cmrsinsel for the appellant, stated the facts of' the case to he rhete ?? the parties lin tbis appeal were i propristors oif sanion fisbheries in the -Frith of 'lay, aid the !W action wvas brhnlht in'the Court (if Session in Scotland, by the reipolndents, in consequentce of the appellants having esta- ...

... . IMPERIAt PARLIAMENT. ?? OF COAN'TONS-APmL 29. (Colvilluw'd from our last Private Correspondenee.) 'lie repnrt of the wool Committee was brought lip by NMr l ewxis and read.' It stated it to be the opillion (f the Committee, that no part of' the present agricultural distresses arose from the in- adequavy of' the prices of' wool, and therefore that it was not expedient to make any alteration ...

... evi- B tiew WEDNESDAY-MAY 1.G cIa- . D u of The ceremony of the marriage of the Princess so- Charlotte and the Prince of Cobourg will not be rry- public, as some of the papers have asserted.-| neg About ffty most disitinguished personages will_ kner attend, besides the Royal Family, consisting of OP the Queen, the Prince Regent, the Princesses i'ho Augusta, Elizabeth, Mary, and Sophia, the ...