... The following letter has been addressed to the Se- ; cretary of the Greek Committee, by Lord Byron, one b.i tof their members:- IVa s c Genoa, May 12. rna 4 SsR-T have great pleasure in acknowledging your letter, and the honour which the Committee have done me; I shall endeavour to deserve their confidence by e, very means in my power. e The principai materiel wanted by the Greeks ap- p ...

... VAN DTm1EN 'S LAND. The ship Castle Forbes, ?? left Leithi about .ighte(IL llili tis ago, with g tiA ?illd IA;Snssl gyrS for tlhe above settleliOL2It, aLLrive1 ill t le ?? IL - ning of this limi2l). 1I1 wvell with1 a Cargo from H' o- bart Towni bytinoy. ail t (stle Forbes left Sy~l- ;ley ini 1ebrIlaLLy. 1111 lU la a passane Ilil e of four InlontilS ali live (lays.V Sihe brilmgs letters ?? ...

... [FROM THEi MONITBUR OF WEDNESDAY.] PARIS, JUNE 4. ARMY OF THE PYRENEES. Report of the Major-General of the Army of the Pyrenees eto the Minister of War:- e Head-quarters, Madrid, 28th May, 1823. SIR-Immediately after the entry of the army into Ma- drid on the 24th instant, his Royal Highness the Commander- in-Chief gave orders that General Vallin, with the advanced guard of the first corps ...

... FRENCH FORC1E IN SPAIN. - I To 'rlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, I give you below a calculation which you may rely n is not very wide of the mark of the French force of n fantry entering Spain-their present disposition-and their estimated strength at the end of this Summer's camnpa ter Shew this to any military man you choose, anid ask hill if the calculation is a fair one ? Ask him ...

... PA \RIS, JTE A. The imarch of tiespotism is nit ore rapi ,1 e 21 and it will either effect the contl(Ies ndo 103 htldog liberal alid! j ust, aind hlopeful, 0 r1' Ill-liS IL thle most dreadfull Ilattre. T1he forilcy ra- to1 LLILlvI proi aleI resuilt, for sn:,picioll, disunion, antl dfleiltl I0',~:0 seClired( to -iil linconceIivable~ extent Iy tile s~liV it ,~ of tile Governmenolt ;ill fact, it ...

... A-GIUtl CULTURE. ::;. ,z . -I I ,;.. : A handful or what Ns ias on Monday last -pinched ouit of a field of wheat in Gedney Marshb, where them anre 244 acres of the corn in ear. -'- Hoes-The accounts state:a general ,ncreave of fly, and in many parts the hines are .very weaW; the duty which forte days ago, was estimated at £1I00,000, is now at £80000). The bay harvest commienced in the ...

... 7-W7 O -H j - 0 N3E:WS ;45F THE'Wk.Matx IW : V DOzgE§TIC IVD FOREIGN., . ' nboa Wtv1-ti an ap to ;5etturbap. Y tti& KtNa.-Geeiet anxiety hbaviatg been exczted with a regard to the King's bealth, it will be, gratifyinx to' the r. pulic go' learn,4tabt altlough his 'Majesty soItfered an I h'day iand Saturday by a slight reltrun of tout, his 'iidispositibo was .tsccompanied by neither fever nor ...

... TO THE EI)ITOR O' TilE CAL.EDONIAV ME1DCURY. SIn-A. A.'s plan of a chain hridgc across the Wiater of Leith, between Lord Moray's greunds and the estate of Dean, with a now ulic of road from the north, gave me, and I will veniture to say others, much pleasure. I have since hbcn amused by yeur other correspondent B. B. I agree that the making of both or either of the lines would bc a great ...

... . ROMANTIC SVINULEl.t Some of our readers may po.siljlv recollect to have read an arcount in the Southampton County Chronicle some time since, vhich was copied into the Lonitoti papers, of a fellow cl I11ng hiuselt Cooet Orhk//; of the Imperial gnard _of the narrow cevape which a respertable young female hatd of being made Ceotue,, Orl.,fl; by the unlucky ci cum. stance of an enideavouir in) ...

... SIR ROBERT TVILSOX. S EXtrrACTS FRIOM T'WO l.ETTERS PitOn SiS RoulRT Pt ' t WILSON, ADDI1ESSEDU TO J. t. L.A M IIITON, ESQ. M1'. P. 1? OF VIGO.-l' Already 1000 men have been sent ofr to S! the army. Eltery horse has been ?? UP for the service, (> and every manl of the town and district is inrolted in the N, e militia. (1 OF GALICIA.-' This province esai hc defended with SZ 1 2,000 troops, ...

... ?? ' ,, lij,11VI.IIN Nl'. ?? ? , ?qjl. ill,'NT. i-tit \I itr ca-e to tile -rortmr, ICAit Ih t jTlt- liii 'o Pr, fic a i tot-v, Mrmc.r17,% l oar-' ieI . w--rds :i tI Ittiodoa '%vkie r, c ?? n tilt Ito It IrA hi~t- a fo iiaiili. gofU the' 1-ito 1.le10-20 tlet Alw r lt.etltoteI~ lie Colt it parts tof ?? rotint, whtehcl tea. crowded to i A. ; i i perd c.r i l'~dhip t prfer - s-sn n1 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT'i or GRECAT 'BRI7A[N AND IRELAND. 5 H O U SHOUE OF LORDS, JUNE 9. Is ~~~MARRIAGE BILL. iiThe LORD CHANCELLOR s9tated, that some mistalke hadl ir arisen with respect to the further consideration of the Report 'e of the Marriage Bill, which was fixed for this day, but which -was understood by several Noble Lords to stand for to-morrow. In order to avoid inconvenience, it ...