... L OND ON. A'lONDAY-`FeUtla eV t2i6 - th re Fridav the King beld his second levee for the ne Feason at Carlton llouse. At hialf-past one co o'clock the guard of honour Marched intn the th court yard, ond a body of life guards took u. M1 their station in Waterloo Place, each accom- pa ponied hy their band. The company was very tn numerous. The carriages began to arrive soon an after the gates ...

... A M Eltl.! PAPERS. Charlestono Oct. 9. PIRACY ASD i UUtDE)R. We know not whetler horror or indignation will most predominate in the feelings of the American reader, at the perusal of the follow- ing monstrous atrocity. That, in a Spanish port, under the government of a power with whom we are at peace, such an act of barefaced villainy and murder could have been contemplated, and the piratical ...

... Rome, Oct. 2O. The Papal Government has been induced, by the representations made to it, to restore to An- cona and Civita Vecchia the privileges of free ports for the foreign silk and woollen manufac- tures, which were lately widhdrawn, withi a view to favour the national manufactures.. The Go- vernment has perceived that such restrictions do not promote industry, but injure commerce. The ...

... HIOUSE1 OF LORDS-IMAY 10. The Earl of LAUDPUDAIg presented a petition from the merchants of Leith against the passing of the timber duties regulation ?? to lie on the table. L.ord DARNlEY called the attention of the H0o1se to certain papers frnn Newvfoundland, in which a most atro- 6i1t9 case of oppression had been stated. He therefore vished that Governtnent would give Dn assurance that it ...

... FRrACI!r PAlPERS. NHPri, A1g. T It is stated in- n letter from Vienna, dated the Cal 20thl ult. that tile Duke of Reichstadt, (young sec Bonaparte), had that morning appeared, for the 1o first time, in, deep mourning, at the Imperial pa- ala lace of Schoenbrunn. From various letters, worthy of credit, ve tai glean the following intelligence, calculated t chi allav the fears of those families ...

... Fg -fj aT KNIGHTSERIDGE. I-.~ Ib- cont~ thp WnI~winm rer t Ert1 ?? has sent the following reply to Et ?? Sherif Waithmnan. We subjoin ?? answer Visoe Whitehall, August 28. 1921. leee to acknowledge tire receipt of your letter 8sGiastant, relative to a riot whiclh took place at fr ciJ K n O tat Sanday last. ?? }be1 tire receipt of your letter, given directions b pia'r to be made into the ...

... CACO-itt - --ezriv EDINBURGH. TsIgX-E~@l~2 13. The state of Spain grows gradually more tated and alarming, and events are taking pl'ac in that country which manifestly threaten Sn,. violent crisis. It appears that the inhabitants Of Cadiz have openly defied the Royal authority ml in order to give effect to this determination th have all their militia under arms, besides the re'. gular troops ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDTDENCE. t ?? February,5. jec By letters from Cnrf'e of the 2d JSaiu5Iy we ars'.inform- nil ed that Sir Tlhomas Maitland- left that 'isisnd on-the 26th Q December. on board the Larme, for Aiicond:. and Rome.__ hai By a proclamation issued previous~ to his departure, he a y states that his absence will he of but. short duration. The wh only other subject of interestrcontained ...

... PRO6'i'ClAL 'PARLIAMEAT OF LOWER CANADA. -LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. tI Saturday, DeC. 16. 1520. Ai This day, at two o'clock, his Excellency the Governor SI in Chief came aown in state to the Legislative Council, tj and being seateed on the throne, and the Members of the Assembly, with Mr Papeneau, their Speaker elect, being ri in attendance below the bar, the Honourable the Speaker of the ...

... FIEiVChf 7',4PERS. I - lr is, July 23 . is The galliot, La Nantaise, Commnmnded by M. cl Clruhitte, Lieutenant of ?? royal na vv, arrived pf at oullffl Oil the 17th inst. frrom Smyrna, which fa port s le left en Ihe'l7tih of June, b At tie time of her sailing the Pacha was vain- w, Jy en(leavouring to maintailn his authority. The hi populace haad triumpin ed, and were massacring ot the G reeks ...

... CON 'N2',t'iO, OF 7?O;. IL BURTJIS. ad The annual Convention of the Poyal Burghs tif Scot- rin land met here on Tuesday, in the [1igh Kirk aisle. Thes 10- meeting being constituted by prayer by the 1Rev. Dr David ity Ritchie, the Right -lonourable JOHN MANAD.IISTON, to Lord Provost of Edinburgh, was unanimously called to pre- side. The usual preliminary business of reading the commis, ry sions ...

... PRI VAT TE CORRESPO.VDRXINC Ltndon. T.., . London,. J5ly1g CAPTURE OF THlE CITY OF Cklt.1CCAS Lptters from the island of St Thorntna dated 21 May, state, that the city Of Caracoans hibvntl *the Independentsi, who entered it on the b3th, itabta t. Ig sistance. No p~articulars of that Nventre The account was Ibrooglit to St ThennWs~ re kel~a~*~l Dfschooner, which ran away from La Guavra. Y' ...