... CURACOA. Alarch 7th.-'T'he following news from the Main has been received by the schooner J uliano: On) the morning of the 18th of Febrnary- intelli- gence was received at La Guayra from Caracas, that General Morillo bad left the towu of Culabozo with about 40 huzzars on a reeonnoitring party, from which he had not returned after an absence of up- wards of twelve bours; that no one knew what ...

... LONDON. SATURDAY, DEC. 5- I The followi:n g letter, recently received from Bom- a bay, embraces somlr± circumstances not generally c( known to the public ?? W The .Mahratta war ended in June by the abdica- N tiou of the Peishwa., who retires to Benares, on a di pisncely stipend by owr Government. Tbe whole se Alabratta empire is now in our hands, except a small tc territory given to the. ...

... - -* -- - - i- _ IM:PERIAL PA RIA.,AMETo 1OUS1E OF LORD8. THURSDAY4 ?? Earl of Livei- pool moved the third readingi of the Indemtnity Bill. iord Asackliud appost'd it: hd trusted that though the House agreed to grant an Indemnmity to Magis- trates, they woul Id not consent to grant impunlity to Jnformers, and preclude tbe individuals acctused by them from all means of redress or justificatiob ...

... 'k 1 .Y X'WSCR. XPXIz i' , A m>5H 8P) .. .. . .. ?? P s.. Nlov .1-NI, YorkAN ?? 25, ald late9 P i~ F ,: is '.pers (if thle 2 i0th. 21 st, and 22d, arri- v cel Olis morninw. 'irle ilst. eetaii a ?? in- portlit article. it. is a Note delie ered the 12thl ?? i by the V'abinet of Madrid to the Al'ird Powers, Vh'ich St t^s. t(hat thley haie all onsenlted to ilterfere in the qilircel b ?? Spain ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDSr &USTODY OF THE KING'S PERSoi1z IPt.IDAY, May 22.] On thb Order of the Day beirig moved for the 2d reading of the Bill to amend ti Reigency Act, The Loz d Chaicellor left the ivoolsack, and stated. that in morno1g, the 2d reading of this Bill, he thought it necessary again ta explain its purport. The Bill, Ps he hadt stated onl its ilitroductiou, had two ...

... LONDON , Sudurday, Auguust 8. MERICAN Papers to the 15th nlit. are re- ,9 ceived. They contain nlothing of decided im - stm ?? hbut much that is interesting in the present Witt of affairs in that country. fhe occupation of ;ewnacola. and the execution of Messrs. Arbuthnot I r r the whchchefy ccp nlid Armbrister, are t el1s C5hich chie5! OCGpy ! r tie p,,S of or tran's -tlanltic journalists. ...

... hi{. ?? i~t1;: St'I Il E.-- t)ti itt'ridayl iit ?? trade ?? that ,Kr 1 idt. C ro~t, thle elethrite(' avocbhe~ir, ?? i.i 1 ?? atth hboue of a Ludy in ~~'Winpoli' 1; ,troot (Mrs. Tiakry h e~a ittn u no i VIle' eij i1j 2 S1IltTe ]WOLItleed no ?? qensa- r' t wi> 0W2 i~hat ever Since the faital ter- It oif t!i e coooevltcmeflt of theamnial'le 1Priincesst Si.t~ r haoji ~s I ~bowred under the most v ...

... F.TR E LEsj 44 o-E A-ir t1 FMIIMB.R R E'liJ I? N El).,-(Coifl1 finrn o4r .4nfrirn (c nt?/,)J-IoisJohi1 'tO'Neill and iI..Seymour 2irmag l, ?? )-j. Foster Caetrri~zYJ'ebos-? F~arri of liel'ast £'arlaot (r okty)-C~t~. Bruen an(d Sir Ulysses Burgh ('n2,rre'(borolugh)Charles Harvey VCa,'wartlhevn-lFhin. J. Campbell (4i an ?? Sneyd and the Righit lJon.T; Barry. f.'7,es e-D;vieS Dlavenzurt and WV. ...

... EXE TJ&R, WE6iNF.6DAY, .April 22. Yesterday, at Collumptor, Devon, by the Rev. Walker Grty; 4A. M. James Howse, Esq. of Hatch, eldest son of the late Peter H Iowse, Esq. of Curry, Somerset, to Miss Harriet Martin, second daughter, of the late Mir. .lPhn Martie, 'of Upton, near CollUmpto,. On Tuesday, at. Cornworthry, in this Couoly, Mr. George Nott, of Dartmouth,, linenm-draper, to Miss E. ...

... A Manifesto has been addressed to all civilized nations by the Constituent Congress of the United l'ro- vinces of Rio de la Plata. It contains al eloquent exposition of the treatment and cruelties the South American colonies have suffered from the Spanish Go- vernment, and the causes that have imnpelled them to declare their independence. The following passage is selected from this document:- ...

... EAST INDLI INTELLIGENVCE. [Frow the CeyL)II GoveramenIet Gazette.] COLUMBVN. JU42aaay 31. | There has been no wiateri d altetatioln i-n the state, of affairs in the (;'st!ul htd i'ovincvo s or' our ia~t Gazette. 'I he tlarnie of rhceliioll seems eariinerd to ihe southern and vastern parts of Our(a, wlere the Pretender aiwd his chief adherent. the rebel De~sare, are using their most stre nto.s ...

... 'T1H E WF. ATH FI. i * ?? . W ?? *- IIQ t tbor coic- I jz a ?? coiweiitineet thltt iu 17 8, at ?? s- ?? ileriielY of nille hundred statrs fi-omi ?? preseti, te ueather vs ai estrenliely hot and dry all over lourope. ?? an felt So oppressite, that all tihe theatwes were fri cjot in Paris. Scarcely any rain fell for the space of it fiale. mon,(hs. and the spring-s anetl rivers uvere dl led up. ...