... GENRERAL, ORDER, BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE MIOST NOBLE THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL. l~olltical Department, Fort William, Oct. 20,1821. Major-General Sir John Malcolm, having obtained the permis- sion of Government to return to Europe for the recovery of his health, his FExcellency the Governor General in Council deems it tiee to the distinguished character and talents of that meritorious ...

... THE MORNING CHRO Ef.' LONDON: t rB(DAY, APRIL 12, 1822. We refer to the communication of our City Corre-f spondent for an account of letters from Odessa of the t 15th, in which it is stated that dreadful excesses had I taken place at Constantinople on and previous to the 11th P March, and that insults had even been offered to tev European Ambassadors. This account coincides with 6 that of a ...

... MADRID ADD LISBON PAPERS. MIADRID, APRIL 7.-The Impartial of to-day contains an -au- theotic and detailed statement of the numbers, stations, &c. of the French Cordon along the Pyrenees. The amount of this force is 21 regiments or 46 battalions, consisting of 27,540 men, and 2000 horses. Whoever considers, says the Editor, that from Bayonne to Nismes is 80 leagues,-thtat in the summer, vhein ...

... Tlbe Qwtmrerly 1Beeievr has an article en Colonial Policy) Which may be considered as a sort of preparation for the measures about to be submitted to Parliament by Ihdinisters. This article cannot lay claim to the merit either of comprehein- siveness or consistency. In truth, the positions laid down in one part of it are in complete contradiction with those laid down it another. While it ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GIEA7' TflBRAlN AND IRELAND HOUSE OF rLORDS.-APRIL2. The House met a quarter before four o'clock. Two Inclosure Bills were brought up from the House of Corn' mtons by Lord Lowther, Sir Edward Knatchibull, and other M~lembers, and read a first time. The Five per Cents. (Ireland) Bill (the coomtitotent having been negatived yesterday) was read a third time and passed. Thie ...

... LONDON: THUTRSDAY, APRIL 25, 1822. At a late hour last night we received the Paris Papers of Mon- tday last, by Express. ? The Courier Fransgois contains various interesting details re- I specting the late Naval victory of the Greeks (as to which there fwould seem to be no longer any doubt), and the proceedings under the new Greek Government. The Journat des Dcbats contains a curious article ...

... or GREAT BRITAIN AND 1RELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 25. 'lie House met a quarter before four o'clock. Mr. Tonrlins, fron the Treasury, presented Accounts, pursuant to order. The Flax and Cotton Bill, and two Local Bills were brought DTp from the [louse of Conimons by Sir James Graham, Sir I enry 1ardinge, Mr. Corbett, and other Meembers, and read a first nme. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY laid upon ...

... THI Tl)NiA4N ISVANDS. We have received Gibraltar paperi to thle 180t 1altin1o, which, contain the following ilsttti~nent, issued by Sir 'Thomas ti 4 it. laud:- ' PROCLAMIATION. H' His Excellency the Governor having mnaiturely and deliberately Kconsidered the important question, how tar the corn nionopofy', which has existed fur cv!tquits in those islands, 'shall be dooe away-withl, antd ...

... TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE ROBERT PEEL. The Alorning Papers have just informed the Public, that, on your presenting a Petition from the Synod of Glasgow and Ayr, against what it calls the Adbmission of Peers into Prraminmft, you announce that,- the sense of the House would be taken (in thefirst proposition, by which it might he tried to introduce the measure into the House, and that you have ...

... TIHE MXOlRNI'NG WjJ.,UOICLE. L 0 N D 0 N: FMDAY, APRIL 26, 1822. At a late hour last night we received the Paris Papers of Tuesday last, by express. The C'onstituti#oneI gives a letter from Vienna, of the ltth April, communicating the substance of a letter from Constantinople of the 25th March. This is later by some days than the intelligence in the Everning Papers of yester- day. It is said ...

... THEZ:b N1ORNIANG CHR ONICLE. L O N I10 N: TRURSDAY, Ai'RIL ii, 1822. Of the two questions that have lately occupied the public mind respecting Russia and Turkey, namely, whether the Russian tuilssiatrun has or has not becn re- jected, and whether, in case of rejection, war must ne- cessarily follow,-the former is now univeisally allowed to be settled, for no one doubts that the Russian ulti- , ...

... Yesterday a numerotis and highly respectable Meeting of the Friends and Supporters of this Institution was held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. The Earl of Blesiiton, in the Chair, supported by the Earl of Darnley, the Earl of lielmore, David fKerr, Esq. M. P. Sir Inglis Dolbin, J. Bradshaw, Esq. J. Mi- chell, Esq. and many other persons of distinction. l'he place was fitted up for ...