... London, June 21, half-past seven, P. H. The followiig notice was posted at the Bank this morn- ing:- The public are requested to take notice, that the receipts for the deposit on the loan of twelve millions for the service of the year 1819, are Dow ready for delivery at the Chief Ca- shier's offlve. I - . Private letters from Hamburgh annunace the failure of the house of Warburg and Company ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTr. HOUSE OF LORDS- YlsT 1s. APPAL OF ?? OFW EATTLE. The L.nso CUANCaLLOR, on moving the second readi X of the ?? of murder, wager of battle alolitimo biill went at some lengtli into the considematiun of the question, first, as to the wager of battle, in a wrvit of right relative to real property, respecting'the last case of vhi ch, in t51TS, he road from MN r KejidalI's book ...

... ~PfA-cf ? 7MJERDTERANEAN,;' ?? ?? 1 5 ;£. I : a ~ . I .. ?? urtimr1!. D.O; M ?? .; MA fh 1 riay coal e ph e F ;ra'teoi tt - thwiti eihz lth e. v Tab tobri 4 4b*ililt , r ivivfsoi ii L'1p00f ?? Mdt toflAu70 s5 qoent. ico 113r tF d~vp;1doiet l5dMliamen, vi 6l1 i v)IenctvS ofthovrw of,.'4tht&1 re1P;Wt, , gbroght there a few days before, and ssq4sm .a 2th l~br~rb t6fle caraie~di~o bylohed~ivssr ...

... HOUSE OF LOG DS-F1s. 10. SCnTS APPRAL9. This morning tht Lord Chancellor delivered his judgment in the five appeals regarding the right of voting for a member of Parliament, in certain freeholders of Renfrewshire hold- Ing liferen: leasts under Lord Eglintnn. In the case of Shaw Stewart e. Crawford, the Lord Chancellor affirmed the in terlocutors of the Court below, because the case of the re- ...

... D1FFA4T (FSFR GREGOR M'GRIGOR. ?? _ _ ?? a Port Royal, Jamaica May 1 9. and Porto Bello is retaken, and M'Gregor's force the detoe.On the lst of May, early in the moning the Spanish general, Hare, made a Frar general attack on Porto Bello, and succeeded ontw every point, to the utmost extent, without lOSS, reWO and almost without opposi tion; the whole of recn M',Gregor s people being killed, ...

... FORFARSHlIRE. This month has been cold throughout, and frequently frosty-during the night. The progress of vegetation' could notbeaxpected to be great; and though the drought has not been severe, yet the fields have lost the green appearance they had In the early part of spring, and nmild showers will now be necessary to fulfil the expectations that have been formed of this crop. The pasture ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZ17TtE.' SibE RA ittURED to QER'V9 -IN tiAIIL!AMENT.. Borouih of Heyteabury.-Tbe lionourable ?? ii.an Henkk Jobhz Scott. WARI)PFICE-.4til E°5. 181. 1 st Regintent of Life Guatda -Lieutellnatif jcj1n Slay- tel Srhith, fronm the l6th brbht drigftns, t6 be O.ol'tee ard Sub.Lieuteeinnt, vice 114rdett, who eichanges; dated June 5th Regiment of Dragoon ?? thsarls Pa7 Seton, from ...

... R02-AL INF!RMArr. Mondaj there was a very full and moit respect- E able meeting of the contributors to the Royal Infirmary held in the Council . Chamber, the t Right Hon. the Lord Provost in ihe chair. A very able report, from, the Committee alp r pointed to inquire into the situation of this insti- iution, was read by the clerk. It stated the funds and expenditure of the Royal Infirmary; ...

... ULIue2L ?? f TO THiE EDITOR OV THE CALEDONIAN MRcuRr. _ ?? ?? y Sin-There is nothing more refreshing to a true agltter 0 bood than to witness the vast improvements now carrying y forward in this city, or in listening to the warm eulogies B, if passed on these, different works- by judiious visitors. l Be d Even to one wbaohas been all his lifetime accustomed H i, to range with delight, and gaze ...

... I %1.1116ratebo sed EDINBURGH, MOYDAYAPRIL 26. Of By the Flanders mail, Brussels paper! ci- been received to the 20dh inst. It is St ker, these papers, that the order of ?? tee sia, recalling all the Prussian yoath foro folr studies in thei University of Jena, wsioc en- ed by a previous order from the Grand D Weimar, within whose territory the-urijv | in 'situated, requiring all foreigners who ...

... 1, , ?? FRIDAY-APaL.9. , A The Persian horses intended as a present to | the Prince Regent, are a t Hall's stables, in fnialkenr Street, but they will not be presented to his Royal Highness until the arrival of the Per- sian Ambassador. Two of them have pink tails, s, and all of them are grey, except one, which is a s, chesnut; they have been twelve months on their ,1 way from Persia to, ...

... ' 7 , E I * : : ?? d FRIDAY-SrrTesus3zR 10.. le -_ _ _ is Wednesday a Cobrt of 'Directors was held at e the East-India House, when' the under-men. 'f tioned ships,- taken. up for the :ensuing'season, Iy were thus stationed d For Bombay and .China-Thomas Coattl?, Captain William d Marjoribanke; Earl of Balcarras, Captain Jamezon War. r ~ Captain , aesn Wr ren Hastings, Caytaio Thomlls Larkins; ...