... LONDON, MARCH lo. I Papers have been received from Van Dieman's Land to tile 23rd September. They state, that an act, imposing a duty of 3d per shect on all newspapers, as also an act com- pelling printers to take out a license, had passed the li'gis- lative council of the colony. Ten other acts, of various import, were'also in progress. Tile natives still continued troublesome. Great ...

... coneinuedfi-om page 2. 1 HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, FEB. 4.-The Mar-ti qf Co- r3oeqain brought down his MaJesty'sanswerto theaddress of.the house, expressive of his satisfactloni thereat, svhich on the motion Of ?? *r iel'dngtoe was ordered to be entiredlon the journals. LOrd King, on behalf of Lord Holland (contieeed to his house by the o011t) postponed tht motion on the affairs of the East to ...

... I Paris Journals to the 4thi instant have been received. They state, that the Commissary-Generai of thle hiarine, at Ha- Vre, Itas beers informed bly tlrc Minister, that thle Icing's Rovcrn- itnet has some doubts respectirrg the diiipositiols of the Dey'ol Algie!rs slitlr regard to France. He is, therefore, initructed tn acquaint the merchants, that French vesscls must be on their guard ag ...

... | OFFICIAL INTELLIOENCE. To the Right Horn. Lord Amherst, Governor'-General, &c. Heead-gqarters, Caviln befjre LBhurtporc, Dec. 26, 1825. DTf- Loall,-_I Ive the honour to acquaint your lordship, tt at since my dispatch Lithe 23rd list,, the works egahist the town of IUhlbrtpore havc proceeded as regularly as I could have expected, and with very little opposition from the enemy, except on the ...

... I NEWCAsTLE AUGUST i8. YfttesJ4ay woulld be commenced ia the house of lords, 1 / that important TRIAL on which not only the eyes of this nation, but of'the greater part of Europe, are fixed. In the absence of her tegal'ddvisers hesr majesty has unfortunately been induced. to OfNix her'signature t5 a paper (see page 2), which is ostensibly addressed'| o: the king, but is in fact a violent ...

... -- - I~ooN1O, JUNE 16, Petersburgh papers of the 27th ult. have been received. They contain the following bulletin from the army on the Danuibe. It must be considered as the first bulletin, for it relates to the operations that preceeded the movements de- scribed in the bulletin dated from Warsaw on the 26th, and published in the Prussian State Gazette of the 50th ult. That ,ulletin mentioned ...

... I DI to' LV- 7 o p On Tuesday, deb, a letter tam Mr 0 Connell, dated Shrewsbliry,,was read; it contained a recommendation that the 4s=oeiatipn should not be dissolved by any act of theirs, before unconditional emancipation vwas granted. Headded, that he did not know the ministerial terms of emancipation, hut any thing which tended to disturb the elective franchise ought to he petitioned ...

... 1MP IIALL PAR1JAMEN7T. .OUSD or LORD8. TuESDAT, MAY 26. The EarZ of Canzaroen, on presenting petitions from Birmingham, on the subject of the present distress of the country, made a va- riety of statements, in order to shew the effect of the im- provement of the currency to increase the fixed charges upon the country. -If the question were to come over again, said the noble lord, with the ...

... ITWCASTLE, AuGuST 17. of' the lat'e Pretnier, r Canning, were to I, ne~interrdY~atoid, in Westminster Abbey, near those i;; of his piedecessor. ir Iitt. Some particulars of his lifeI t llness wil be found ift our 2nd page. How 'his offices the iniistry are to be iupplied 11Rs not yet gtrsspied; but, -judging froml the precedent which wsI gjactedul uon rnbr C.'.own ?? (Mr SRobinson) iu to be ...

... NEWCASTLE, MA{7.' .:1 The'dtiibtz wvyicl existed of the 6uthentlcty q1. the Turkish manit'esto,.hlme n owvajcarrly *.anished; but itis-it- saitted on all hands that it is only ,i rescript addressed tothr Sultan's own subjects. It lia., bowsevsr,excitedl the greatest' apprehensions in the ootinries likely to be tbe seat otfigar. It has not yet bee'lipublished in the Austrian papers; a nd Autria ...

... GRIALLE; IS THE COUNTY Or DU3HAw. The Bachelors' bail took place at the Assembly Rooms, in Derham, on Monday week, and. notwithstanding the very unfavourable state of the weather, there were 216 persons present, comprising all the rank and fashion of the county. The dresses of the ladies were very splendid. The band was fill] and efficient. Dancing commenced at ten o'clock, and the ball was ...

... ID LEil;DrL ErXLOBSIO. | 'TIhA r AA ^1 a. _r XT ,. ?? - _ _ ._ . - _ _ . . _ I ..T'he;small town of Navarin, so well known to the public during the last. two or three years, h-s been the scene of a destructive explosion, lightning liaving fallen on the citadel, set fire to the powder magazine, and blown it up, with all the-walls and buildings in the inclosure. Extract from a report to tfe ...