... There are no arrivals since Saturday from the Con- tinent; but Quebec papers to the .5th ult. have been re- ceived. The following is the substance of a letter fromn Callao, written by a British Officer. CALLAO, Au-. 21.-The Spanish forces retired from Lima on the night of the 16th of July, after having been in possession one month. During their stay, there were not any excesses committed, ...

... SMERkSET CoIINTi: Meetiig of thle Fredlhohfrr of thee count3 oaf AS:nnlerset was helddih the towri of Wells, onTiesday, to take iinit corlsiderationthe propriety of petitioning Parlia- w ;it on the-subject bf the eiisting unparalleled agricultural dl'toess. Sir Th&Ads Lethbiidze, M4r. Dickinson, and a ,numbet .of respeciabib .persons were present. Mr. Hunt. arrived in a pdst-chaise ab'but ...

... ; THc intelligence received fron. Spain to-day is (ift the grealest importance; a change ot' the Ministry at Madrid bas taken place, and the Kiug and the Corles were to take their departure' for Seville on the 20tb ofl thii month The following is an Extract of a Letter from Madrid, dated the 16th Instant:- Since the 13th Inst. considerable bostle has beeon observed amongst the Ministry, and ...

... 11 I I I I ?? . . P-Kb-OSTSCR.I'PTo THURSDAY's POST.'; From the London Gazette, Aug. 19. FOREIGNOFFICE. August 18. 1823. .l HE King has been pleased to appoint the Hon. . Williaim Temple (now Seeretary to his Ma- jesty's Legation:at the Diet at Franckfort) to be Se- cretary to. his Majesty's Legation at Berlin.-The King has also been pleased to appoint George Hamilton Seymour, Esq. to be ...

... 'A'31IAAM'N'ARY LABO3URS. This-sessionl norm)eneijctd otl ''ireday the 4th Fel. and' enldel In Saturday thle 19th July. a petiod of i66 days. Out of this iiu IIter. however, thle CollnnuMis sat oniN 96 la3sg ii tihe remaitling 7V clavs, are included the Sundays an i inost of tihe SiArordys S o the sessioa, the ?? and Wniltsn n0 lilaiys, a tewv public hofidays, and Ii days on vh ilt ch thtire ...

... Thkiqsday, FFnday, S Saturday's Post. ,FOR1F[GN INTELLIGENCE. Bulletin from. the Frerioh army in Catalonia, datedVillaFranca, Angust 2, describes a sortie 'by the spaniards in.Bareelo'a swith 5000 men. six -pleces of canuon 'and 80 horses.- 'I'be battle lasted several bours6 '¶bEe enemy, repulsed with the greatest 'disorder, bad 12 or-l5 killed, and 100 wounded. Our los wao four killed and ...

... INSURRECTION AT DEMIARARA. Extract of a private letter dated Demerara, Jug. 31. It is impossible to give you any anthentic acconut of Whlia istoiligoit ep tihe East Coast; reportriaresonumerous, aid so oftieg coittradictod, that llu dependeice ban be relied on thImn. A riflemab who came into George Town this nibruing with priqsoner3 says. all is quiet With the exception of one Elstate, tbie ...

... PI TsRPTVR.. THURSDAY's POST. From the London Gazette, Nov. It. WHITEHALL, Nsovemlber 10. HE ?? has been pleased to grant the plaee of one ' of the Lords of Session in Seotlard to Jthn Clerk, Riq. Advorate, in the room of William Macleod Ban- natyne, Es+. resigned. BANKRUPTS.-Alex. Browin, of Plymouth, ?? HIewitt, of Carllsle, Cumberiand, ?? Nurgatroyd, of Soweby, YVorkshire, Ivorsted.spinner. ...

... L.INCOLNSHIRIE ELECTION. Tu'esday last being the diy appolinted by the High Sberilff? fr putting Inl noiatu ion the Candidates for the Repvresentlltion of thsCounty, unimbers of Freebolders beg,,n Iorw into this town at an early hoor; anid, at eleven o'clock, the principal avenes eadng t th Huinpswer lierally filled with country gentlmen nd wll-desse lhrncr OcSte after e-leven o'clock, SirXV ...

... IVIONDAX, MAy 5, 1S25. fFIE ri BERI V ijt? rI;r? I'll [?.SS IS THL [?AII SIiIUM OF All. TIlE ,rIVlLF?JLIIICALANU RELIGIORS [lIGHTS OF AN ?yGLISlL&1AN Jaot its. I STATE OFIRELAND; Ireland, poor ill-'a~ted Ireland I scarcely escaped from the miseries of actual starvation, seems to he now doomed to ?? to pvhihit to tlw wvoddx, an moiaicholy but signal proof of the mischievousfless of laws, at one ...

... ol .%I Ci I) A , * i I 1c,:, ?? ISe;;. 1 ! . I I' ' Y -rF I' I. P1, 1 % I s i 151 P I 1 1, 1, O t''I 1 . 1 I.L T1i B lI., it (!e Sl, II; I 0l StOS'S ItI'55HIS F P . N Y. SIR 'tIN 1. ?? - - J,:ittlsls Ui anfi e.sll cnapilC glosi ig np 'iitn unive!sal ilin. r -Brssa~ror.ri~nlesW t noG nthing invitilin iul po!iiws but thait s5vvvh icid's Woiraove the coniftionn of all classes (if sOiitty, and I ...

... ICle poztz of CI)ttrbap anD stibap. LONDON, FRID)AY, DECEMrIEl 126. By thi'! 1atest accounts from France, it appears certain that the (Cha'`her of Depuities is dissolved, and the first Itrenstire. it is staid, of the new Chamber, will be to perpe- tirate its duration for Seven Years.-As wye cannot doubt the eaaerrness of Rome of our Rulers to profit by examplei, wye shallt find sonie of them ...