... 'Wc have been requested to insert the following letter from Tl Beritish Press. Mlr. Editor',-Tt is somewhat corions to find a class of persons, uihoni), by the shrewd instinct ot natulre, 'as well as thle earliest lessons of experience, wte are all inclined to avojil, erecting themselves into an *nsurance Society, and taking sweet counsel togethler, how they shall best prVo- vide for ...

... .71. The following painfully interesting particulars of .this most melancholy eatastrophe,. are derived from he the oral relation of one of the cabin passengers. a er- respectable tradesman in Liverpool, who was for- '- tutatlely'saved. the aecount this drawi tip was is. published in the Liverpool Courier of Wednesday last. It is a mournful d'e'tail- ts ?? sailed from the Pigeon-hbuse, ...

... idOMMOtJPIISI Erv?E, ?> ?? the C 'iii i'td (?'tat'tcr ?e ions fist' tith Qo't'ih 1 St ? Ott ?Llondav lit. tli're i¶'55 10 jii'i?iittt itt It cavil iiitlv tao appeals entered. 'I he fir-i of sehicli irtis a if'sjtit(' I appeal tin the part of site Parish ni' Lanartlitter, is Carinari hetssliire, at?ti tint a it oril sir tift-emova I tf a pauper flout It Parish of' 'tine vihiivloytic, vi I his ...

... POSTSCRIPTO * THURSDAY's POST. LOWNDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 15 182g. A RIS Papers to tbe 13th inst. bave arrived, theyr P state, that after the passage of the Bidassoa, the I Dukec ?? fixed his head-quarters at irna; 1 that the first division of the corps of the Duke de Iteggia had advanced to Oyarsan, oo the road to T'o- Josaa and -that the vanguard bad pushed forward to Ernalui, In these ...

... MISCE LLA NEO) US INTELLIGENCE. BRIGHTON, April 3.-It is with mrnb ('oiwl'ern we state, that yesterday his Majesty exp(eriented a fresh attack of the goot in his foot, which, however, was as slight as sudden. A (;ouncil woulhi have been held at the Palace to-day bhut for the above event. Tlle- report' to ei(luirers at the Palace this moriniowg lhas been-' 1His Majesty had a good ni-ht, anld] ...

... ?? ?? LONDON, FRI DAY, Apart- ill. We Itave rt-(-elve(l Libon Papers to the 7th inst. On the 31st nIt. the Session of the Cortes terminated, when ki i3Z 131 Vflnt d ii? ttarsoii, ?nd (101 crctti 31 StICCIll to the I Deputi ?? It hoe noting in it s?liich can ehicidiste the u3135t l13tt13t1tiO? ?? at the prescot momdnt, ssith i-c-cd to PCrt hId, am ely, her fo tare con is cx ous with contain no ...

... raoin thi ?? eajette4 Of SA'TJR ILEY, MAarch 29. [i IS Gazette ectutaius the elevation of the Marquis IL of Londofnderiy, to be an English Earl by the t tie of Earl Vae and Viscount Seahan; and of Lord Beresford to he Viscount Beresford. This Gazette atsto contains a list of the new Adets of Parliament to whi'ib the Royal Assent has been given; among them are the National Debt Reduction Act, ...

... - - - - - - ~~DI'fIO ON I5A PAT! OF' ENCLAND I~EWI~N.FRANE AND SPAIN. ?? I (From Bell'S Ilcerklly iesseng-er.) VTJUE.rPapers relating.to this uegociation have been - published by order-of @atliatment; and as they contain tie history of this mediation, will become impoitant, in their substance at least, to the futurr annalist. In their full Lontents, they Would ?? not only a paper, but a book; ...

... fr Dl ?? EMU1 Eaette.0 of SATUR dY, April 12. ?? Us Gakette contains a Notice, that the King A will hold a Levee at Carlton-Honse, on Mlonday the 21st instlt;i and also a Notice that his ?? will bold a Drawing Room at Buckioghaam Palace, on Wednesday the 23d instant, to celebrate hid M1ajesty's Birtbhday. ' Ibe King bas been pleased to constitute and appoint the Right Hon. the Earl of Morton, ...

... - - - - -- frain Or toll .nail ealefte.9 ?? I- ?? - ?? - - I Of SATURIIMY, April 19. TH E Lords Comwisdioners of his Majesty's IL 'I easury bave appointed Robert Ward. Esq. to bf Auditor of the Civil List, il the room of John Charles Herries, Esq. resigited. BANKRUPTS.-J. Billion, of Edward-itreet, Port. mati-square, ironnmoll'er#J. Kirby, of Chelsea, linen- ?? spikins, of Bethnel-Green, ...

... LON DON, Tueaday Evening. A Telegraphic Dispatch from Cala s has' teachedtown stating the continued advance of the French Army. Tbe rumours however which were so generally circulated yesterday, remain uncontradictedl, and we have very good authority for believing that the one re- ferrimg to an action hear Pampeluna, in which. the French were repulsed with t-he loss of 900 men, will turn out ...

... I1?O?tS(t lit. I LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 26. The henvs from France is still v'ery uninteresting; the wvs from the army In Spain, conveyed on'ly through the cdi~itlil at'telegraphic dispatches; and even in this there t paulLse. Particulars, however, transpire from time to ste US to events, the general outlines of which we had ?? received. The action at Logrono, an open sai whiich wvas said in ...