... PBdZA 7 E CORRE.SPOADENGB. London, July 20. halfpast seven oclock. Boston papers have reached town to the 29th nIt. and New York papers to the same date as had been previously, received. ti By direct arrivals from Autustura, to the 2tet 'May, it ap- pears that the Royalists, wh'o are besieged by the Patriots, still at hold out, but are reduced to the greatest extremities. The inhabitants, in ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE L1Sf-JvS 8. __ ?? The Esperarzi, - , bound to Manilla, and the Car- w 'uta, bound to L.a Guir', froms Cadiz, were captured about eight le ties from thatr p5rt Ol qtlt utiI5o, by the insurgenitY triveseors IndJpendence of 16 guns and ao0 men, and the a1 M1angari of 14 guns. T'he Esperaurza was sent to the island te si Margarerta, and the Carlatta given up anid returned to Ca- vi ...

... LONDOM di. MONDAY-JULY 7. 5 Mr PONSONB1Y.-Appearances being yesterday I unfavourable, Dr Baillie was sent for. He came to town last evening, and at eleven o'clock last night he and Dr Warren held a consultation, -and i 2d reported Mr Ponsonby no better than on Satur- f ity day. We greatly fear that no hopes remain of t his recovery. The distress of his family may be s easily conceived. His son ...

... .'JISS IJDGETFOR '/Il'S A SIf 1W01 ?A As lsaikind are more diesirous of arntnscmelt thanofr j',SttudiO,,, the wyriter who conics forwat 4 s. teach'tr of al 1moral truth b;is unmpiestionabih a difticult tusk. to. per- i forin. if hie fails in interesting his readers, wve may Il I v. II atsoured that hie wvill not succeed inl instructing themi. ol ;N01%, aI mere writer of' mtoral estavo; lies ...

... aWIYAL LETTLV? OF THOMSON, THA - !O7 OZyrLLETTEes OF T-1f04MSVY, TH L POB .I __ I - TO TIHE EDITOR. tt SIR-I have great pleasure in sendinm you for Ri publication the ~copy of an original letter trrin! i that great poet, Thornson, to his sister, wviich I , copyI have taken from the origilnal. It contains d so much atfection, so much religion of thc rigdl, sort, and'so sitl1 ploy1)fulnessf that ...

... AFRIGAN EXPEDITION. Sierra Leone, May 12. Accounts of rather an unpleasant nature have just reached us from Captain Campbell, corn- mnanding the expedition in the interior; he. had been stopped some, time past, about '200 miles up the river Rio Noonez, by the natives; in consequence of the country lie wished to pass through being at war with those he it now with be has lost nearly all his ...

... I.ONDON NEWS CONTINUED. .lflfl J.0X ? .AN . M Uj Ur. I b Vor-r.F'RY oF LI EFS:S lt&XDJELL AND Bl:SDGES.- rt A inopt ;D1bPJ~ta4ft circumpstance has occurred to- ci vards tle most nbiiplet. devel6pement ofithe rob- ti ,ery, namflely, tihe apprehension of the individual w udjo acted as interpreter to Blouni, the principal P delinquent He W as secured while a la couche, ti ~eadioxg a sentimriental ...

... ;- ~ORDS, JULY 9' .- til-5i onsE6rRDS, JULY 95, lordin ?? ?? of 1 rd cprco( 1d othsapeali, wh~lich have, tsorning, conoete Aith thes proeeing are e98 in ua smuch of the Vtiee of theinse in the present ro^ He leases ca m to a great aetount. - rer aadn io in ohserving IAo the Onanthede of T?;he Lord admitted the deep iuiteress of the tarie5, ht allt ii leslvnil remnarked that thesubject' ared ...

... FJOM THIE LOANDO-N GAZETTE. FOBi EIG\'N-O ?? 8, JU1LY 22. His Royal Highilees. !he Pruire Regent has heengrariously pleased to appoint the R!clt filon. Edward Ihbo ltoln tol be his ) Mjjesry's En.voy Extrn-w!i:ar awid MNinisatr Pleniputerniary at tle Court of his Ml,t F,,ialtff Mejerty -And The I-ion. Francki Regiai:lt Fonb~b to be Secretvry to his Majeaty's Legation at that Court. WjR ...

... MiR hAD.I'R'S EfALLCON. ? tlb ig, July:92.-At one o'clock, thiiday, Mr Sadler, jun. ascended from the Barrack Yard, at Portobello, in the view of a'vast concourse of n people, of every class and-description. The in- , trepid aeronaut seemed familiar with the under- ta and parted with his friends and- the spec- tator6 in the best spirits, waving liis, hat and his flag until he was no longer ...

... C HINA. The ftailure of the late embassy to China ?? rge been, ascribcd to certain impositions practised by the Chinese Officers of 'State on the Emperor; oin anti the factf is now placed beyond doubt, by an IDa Imperial edict, with a copy of which we have 2er been flVo11reL 9 ?? now subjoin, extracted from br tihe Pekin Gazette of the Ith 'September 1816. Ong It is a singu lar production, ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-JULY 4. On the motion for the third reading of the Irish Grand Jtry presentment bill, a conversation took place. Sirs F. Flood and G. Hill, the Honourable J. Butler, Gene- ral Hart, Messrs Daly and Quin, opposed the bill. Is- Sir G. HILL proposed an amendment; that the bill should be 0- read a third time this day three rtohths. n- Mr V. FITZGEkALO spoke strongly in support of ...