... LOND)ON, MAY 1. - Coashb P1lynlelats -Tlhe Bill for allowing the Batnk to uduke payments ini specie being still be. fore Parli;elw, the issue of sovereigns, which ?? otherwise have taken iplace on 'Iues- day, is postponed; but we understand that, as soon as it has Passed, it will be acted on. Sove- ieigins, to the tionoiit of five millions, are-it is said, prepared at the Bink firt that ...

... TH1E NORTHERN EXPEDI'IION. The Officcrsv)f the Furey are (Japtait Pai ry, Iiv- tenants Nins and Itvid, Mr. Edwaails, Sitlgeorl Mr. Stkeogh, Assistant Surgeon, Mr. Hlooper, Purser; Mr. Fisher, Astronomer, and Mr. Allisou, GCreenlanid Master. 'Ihe Midshipmen are Messrs. Ross, lien- derson, Basinamn, and Crowley ; Mr. 1lase, Captajit's Clerk, ald a Greenltmid Mate: tbe %vhole cotaple- ment, ...

... ptsT'S CR I ?? LONDON, MAY 4. Paris Papers uf Monday reiterate the advance of tie Russian army Upon Italy, and describe Spain as on the eve of a great convulsion.- Symptoms of an approachinig Change, says hse Journal des Debats, in ail article of the 23d from Irun, r manifest themselves in all tile pro- *inces (if the kiundom. The same paper adds, that on the 20th, a rebel Chief, with a ...

... In the House of Lords last nidht the Earl of Liverpool postptiued the Batik Cash Payment Bill until Friday, in consequence of tile absence of thie Marquis of Lansmiown. Sunwe private business was then disposed of; after which the Ilouse adjourned till Friday next. The Austrian troops, witlout any resistance, are spreadiig themselves over a4l thie Neapolitani proint ces. It is said, however, ...

... ox r 0 R2D2 Saturday may. 5_ CHARlIlY SERM()N. On Sunidav the ISli lit, ia. CHAntr y SERMON will be precihed i,, lie Parish Cliuicih ot Si. Mary Magdalent, in l this city, by the [tev. Dr. J£;RYNs, Moisier of ?? colleae, for the hle- nefit of poor Gills educaited land ciothed by the Subscriptionis of Ladies and Gelitleinetll a nid near Oxford. I Service will begin at Eleven o'clock. Tuesday, ...

... oedndcy's & 7T/rsday's Posts. IIOUsIE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, APnIL 30. It. VANSITTARlT nmoved the Order of U . he Day for the House going into a Cossiiittee Mr. (;lt!REVEY said, before tho Speaker quitted the Chaisr, he WdS desiro;I of sayiig a few words. TIne Army; EWiluates had already been six weeks tin- der dis-iussioni, but no redoctiout had yet taken place, though he nwv aisderstoodl that ...

... IIAAIBURGH MAIL. Bucharest, March 13.-Theodore, after having gone round Kriijowa, has retired into the moun- tains. Two days ngo there arrived here the three Caiii ?? of the new Prince of WVallaclia, firom Constantinople, and broughlt with ti em tile assurance that a lauge Turkish army wvas advanc- ing to reduce the reohels, and levied for it 250,000 piasters from the Boyars. We are now able ...

... Sunday's and 7Wuesdayss Posts. LONDON, MAY 1. T HE news from the Turkish frontier is ex- 1trernely contrrialict~iry, and opinions through. -ut Europe are, in the absence of an exact know- .eitge of the facts of the Christian Insurrection, .ne~essarily various and irreconcileable. The be- dief that the hisairrectioii has been excited by Russian intrigue is said to prevail at Constaiti- 'nople, ...

... Church mllissionary Society Meeting. T'esdav the General Meeting of the Church Ws- sionary Society was held at the Great Elall of the Freemasinso l' averin. The as'einbly ammiiinted to upwards of 2000 persions, and many subscribers were LUnable to obtain evei startling roum. Load Gambier was unittiinilt'lY called to the Ci[air. The Svcretary of the Society read the Report, which stated at ...

... Tuendy's Peost Coatiltiled. From the Londona Gazette of Saturdlay. Admieiraks/ tffe, dpr7 i 28. ICE-ADMIRAL Sir Graham Moore has W tranlsmitted ti this Office a copy of a Letter aillresed joy Capt. Bruce, British Agent at Mocha, t, Mr. Silt, his Majesty's Cousul General in Egypt, dated at Mochia, tile 10th of January last, and corn- tn nicalitig the successful teriniation of the expe. dition ...

... To ?? 6 riutcs rJ tote ?? 7TlegrupthiJ. Juheo tce belle vqtLr(e.`-CICERO. ll ~ ~ I Cvith!a tlhis itsi'5 viry eidelr, e lle;u Ii tout., t ?? udisoirdr. Tl rle detection of 6cior is Ile'trly its servicenlilc n rto tenn1s i ad 's thu discovery of ruth, Amingst tie e lrtillilt jI eveliiisI Io'eiell ci nilci, fiudytical lor sytitle- rtieli, itatile titis Iseit Infie Surprisin5g than thet ofitle ...

... wednesdy's a4 Tlursday's Post. - I t Tuesday's London Gazette. WHETEI1AL.L, AP'nRL SD, 1821. YrlHE King has been pleased to girant T unt0l the Rev. James Slaniie Claike, ?? of Laws, and Ine of his MAllebty's 1)omnelic Chaplains. the place mnd dignity of a Irm- bcndary nf his Najesty's Free Chapel 1,o St. Gcorge, in the raittl of 1'ijljdstr, *oid by ithe deatlh of.,br. ITrederick lodswortIi. ...