... LONDON, NEWS CONTINUED. Tile Pilgrim merchant ship, which is now in 2! the River, bound for Sierre Leone, carries out two serjeants of the guards, six corporals, three in serjeants, and a corporal of 'the corps of artifl- ri cers, who are going to join Major Peddie, in his es commendable expedition for exploring the inte- u! rior of Africa. These men, who have been se- tin lected 'for their ...

... TUNIS Blr, d ?? 21. EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE, LETTER. ?? The-contents of this letter you wvill receive sassigning a reason why the fleet has not re- t turned to England ere this, as was generally Cx- be pected. We all rendezvous at Malion, consist- ing of as follow , fri S4 Boyne, 95, flagship of the Commander in Chief, Cap, tain Janies Brisbane; Bombay, 74, Rear-Admiral Sir C. V. Penrose, Captain ...

... FROMI THE LONDON GAZETTE. 7forEl GaJ-0 I'llrMAY 28. .23d Hjis poyl Hihesteiic eet has been pleased, in Stri the name and on the behalfof his Majesty, t6 approveocf Mr 'Ihornsia Stouks as his Datisib Majesty's Consul at Gibraltar. nei- BANKPRUp rs. Ste] R. Blakev, Leeds, Vorkshite, druggiait.I 3. Ieys, Manchester, byw-pnnr a 3J llreretoo. WVhitchurrh, Shropsigare, brewer. 3. Gillmnan, ...

... rFRENvcH pP.IPRS. as_ _ r- COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OF SUNDAY MORNV[C- The frigate Galatea, commanded by Count Moncabrie, Capitaine de Vaisseau, set out on the 9th of May, froin Bastia; to carry the Marquis of Riviere, the new French Ambassador co Con- stantinople. This frigate is accompanied by the ,e galley la Biche; and, after fulfilling this mission, it will remain upon the Levant station, ...

... HOTUSE OF LORDS-MAY 27. e - YLACES AND PENS10NS. 0 Etrl GiiosvEN~o felt himself almost overwhelm- 1j ed in the contemnplation of this important ques. b tiOn. Considering the gei-etal distress of the country, and that no stepls had yet been taken ti to act up to the sentiments of ?? express- b ed in the Regent's speech, lhe ftet that it was a e natter otiinperious necessity to retrench in every ...

... - ' PRIPJ7E COu.AASPONDRN( k London, May 29, halt-past seven, v a. Advices have this day been received fromn France. to the date oi the 26th Instat, and we have some information with regard to the state of the demands of the English claim- ants on the French funds, A report hadgot abroad that the; Htoper attention was not paid by the'foreign Commrnif aoners to this concern, and that in ...

... Kilkenny, May 21. 1816. .Major.GenCral Doyle is happy to express his entire satin- rfction of the clean and soldier-like appearance of the 94th re- giment, at the inspection this day ; the good systemn observed in this highly respectable corps, and the orderly conduct of the men, reflects great credit on Lieutenant-Colonel Allan, who appears indefatigable in his exertions in thle discipline Of ...

... LLOYD'S MARISE L1518'-MAr 28, The Active, BTrr, from Greenflsck to Mnta wa' t tiIT t~lly lost iii 1'reshwater, Bay, Newfou~dinlfl, ?? ult. crew r siowd. . thle Elnlaqnvl. T honnesoil of Chrjsiqifl-imnd,frorn the Me- si ?? Riga, wa .s ,ntin tlhe night of the 4thtinstant, w ,ear Runo. Oiily one man saved. -t The llivij; Pereira, from Opsrto to Ai-- 'erdaml, was lost rev ous to tlhe 18th ult. on ...

... 0 Upon the 21st current, Robert Hawthorn, -Esq. of Unity Valley, was called to the bar by the Honourable Society oF Lincoln's Inn. ot The WX itsuntide term in the Court of Exche- T quer ends-to-day. vw The smack czar arrived at London on tie di n 29th ult. is it On Friday the 24tb ult. thre ceremony of lay- LI e ing the foundation stone of the bridge over the w river Don, ?? Aberdeenshire, was ...

... EDINBURG X, e JTURDAT-JUNR 1. e Paris papers have been received to the 26th. . They give the particulars of the arrest of Didier, h so that there can no longer be any doubt of the fact. They also contain a tong list of such of the ) regicides as-are still residing iri Switzerland and a ISavoy, and whom they point out as the leaders e of the late insurrection. d The Paris papers contain a ...

... A MONSTROUS SERPENL. e An acconnt of the Anacondo, a monstrous species of Serpent 1or in the East Indies, avid of the manner uf it' izis and hir mnandging its prey. a ?? a letter from an English Gentleman, many years resident f ?? r. n SIR-I have an acc'oant to give you here, h wtohich must startle you; but be assured, Sir, hl I shall aggravate no cilieumstance, but merely ivi f LI C ?? what ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-MAY SI. The Lusitania, Da Sitva, from Maranham, is arrived at _ Oporto with loss of anchors and cables, and much damage to 2 S. vessel and cargo, having struck on the bar. f Bs The Russian brig Stepanadd, Weymouth, from Bourdeax dol d to Petersburg, put into Cuwes yesterday with damage, and very lealy, and will be obliged to discharge. I we The Rattler, Potts; from ...