... ?? 0ono- - : , - .. .- . . .. . . Intelligence reached Bristil on Frildajhoe r 24th, of the lss of the sloop William and Maiv, i Morlev nia-ter, (a regular packet betweerr Iristbj an!I Waterlt.rrl) end that out of nearly CC persotis on board, oolv 23 were savedJ This ill fated c+Et1 c sailed from Pill at niine o'clock-o 'rthursitav even- ing. The night was; finie, 7nd tbe w fad t Ahob It ...

... SU:4AIMARY OF MU. OWEVN'S PLAN. A Fv.tmmairy of t;ite livnnta2-es to he derived frot ltle exe.f'i tC s*i'h a plait way be pr:sernt- ed usdw-r tiefolio tiog heatds: 1. E]spei Sive as such a system for the oIein- ployedl pour may' a p e.ar to a snp,:fii6iaI ohs-rter, II seit I - fol I: ,On lt Vt re I- ee. 1 Ritt 0 I, hb tVtotS ?? o drstoord a]l tbh. etrrtsq Ien teef iten a 6omvbittotion, to bP ...

... The ~iepositioii mladle itt omr last papeor (if' the esar plotters against thle Public tranquillity, has produced a I sensation in thle M~etrOPOlib-hei Senate and tht, na- a sees tien tit large, ti~at has seldom been exceeded. One of nit] its Iirst sftiCES was to procure the liberation of thle the principal part of' thle persons charged with holding a liall Political oseeting for treasonable ...

... POSTSCIR PT. - - 7- L k'JX- i I V, 1. (BY EXPRESS) L N1)(oN JULY 10. We cat) confidntl a ssert lhat PArliallent will be prorogue Saturday next--,-1. IleFumis ar to-a nl tc e at highler than. yesterday; s per Cent ('onsol' for the july accounts are 79; for . o e nistnce, since ti y is ocn1erth S4 Tr tir statements utpon the Vinances ?? i atr idhe tlleri Hue of Comrdos by to e Cho circ o the ...

... PROROGATION OF T`ALIA'ME-;T. Saturdav, a few milntiles helisr- tnti) Ii' lock, his royal Ifighness t!h. Prince r;ge-nt prircecdc ' in his 'tatc Carriage front Crrltorn-Ussuoc to the House of Lords, attended by his ?? Suite and accoi-t panied by the Horse Guards. Betig seated 0n t!,e . Throne in his Royal Robes. Sir Thot if, T'5yrrirhlitt, Knight, Gentleman Usher or the Black Nod. cs patched to ...

... LEEDS, SATURI)AY, AuG. 9. _ _ _ _ _ __ nnje of the German Papers states, that an order has recently been given, by the Russian Go- vermuient. for the mnanutacturcs of Yorkshire. This paragraph, we suppose, must refer to the order which we stated to have been received some wecks ago, and which is at present executiing. A fresh order, now that the one that has been somine time in hand is draw- ...

... SUNDAY SCHOOL ANAN1IVERSARIES. On Iliondly lost, the Second GeneralMeet| ing of the Stnriay School Union was he'l in this plaee tl Upwards of 2000 children and teachers assecusbhled ra v t!c Mixed Cloth lial] Yard, and walked in plocession I ?? to Salem Chapel, when ail excellent and ap- fn propriatssermon was preasched by thle 1Rev. Ei Parsons, Y tromn '2 '1IirD. iu. 15. The meeting for- ...

... 'LONDON, WE1*esob, OvI4: ?? ~ ?? . , . - t- 7 E t , 1lThe Paris Papers of Sthmurayjiae HI. arrived. They contain litt* Ut except the speech of la Kinig o6fthe e ni the opcning of the StatcsGecicril, ande tilegs l - 0U of the'linperial ttkaie reepejenA tdi introlucd 41e cohlnists upon Itussin estates. Theforaier, $sviSd Ic e as a slate aipei, cotains nmch5tiat iE safact~g h f His- Asaiesty ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AlMy 27, REVOLUTION IN THE BRAZILS. His Majesty ship Tigris, of 42 guns, Capt. Henderson, arrived at Portsmouth onl Saturday, from the Leeward Island station, last from S. Kitt's in 42 days, bringing dispatches for Government from licar- Anih l Harvey; annauncing a revolution in the Brazils, which took its rise on itie 7th ult. in the pro. vince of Pernambuco, but has ...

... A- N:%rI TFNItSA3 1- OF THE LkEEDL)s iiL SJL.ETY. On Weriesln'm - a iat, the~ Anowdi Iciiiy j> ?? the Leeds A!Isciliary 'Bibie Society was e l-d at t;o: Musj~- Hail, WIi thle crowded asnrect or' tile roitto on thita its 17i,1tth An iversar satisatorily eviticedti, ' the interest felt by thle plublic isthe, iceso Ohati lost utititi 115s rilffcred t~o tinne About eleven o'clocl., ?? 11q tY co it ...

... M2TSSIONAJI Xi A.N I17'fESAR 3' On the-i.~~~i,,js;tiull. slid thlt two .h I Iow i ltf days, the ?? S-eicty ?? its TVcttv-Third AnniversarY, inl 111oillo, when thre various services W ere Mlost nui.me),reusly attended, and en increased Interestwas evidenced, bo th if] filrnurofthc liberal end christiarl principles upon wbich thle Society is fountird, 5.5s 15ve11 as thle inter,,stinl objec~t at ...

... LONDON, TUESDA-, JULY 8. By a Letter received at the Admiralty from Admiral Sir Edward Thornborlugh, ?? C. h. Com. mander ir, Chief of his Majesty's strips and vessels at Portsmouth, it appears that Captain Donald of the Bombay M-irinu, who arrived at that port on SattUr- day night, in thc ship Dareson, reported to tihe Ad- miral, that his Mlajusty's ship Alrccte wars unibrtu. riately lost in ...