... HOUSE OF LORDS-JUN 17T. the Royal assent was given by commission to the rna-ters anid servants' and e!pprentices' hills-the Mersey Canal Comipany iill-the Tay Ferry bill-the Fife and r FoIrfar Justicac bill-and several other bills. The amendndents on the present laws consolidation hill e were agrecd to on the motion of Lord Viscount SID.sOmTH, ...

... f'R~A TECOIR rESPOND EfCE. London, Jutte 2. 1823. hlive reached itS, to-day fromn Grnd, slated 18thl I i r B trs nand M1archioness of Ila' tines antii itt il( titere on that day0 and it was tileit'sool pr-oc.Il to Coirfu ht ut it ainpears creta it S-r T1ho- 'ii I ilt nd has itnot resigned the ?? tif thle I -ics ii tat report is ettidehiti Y ioeorrect, for tire -tndte li-t ttioti of the obe ...

... FROM TIHE LONDON GA-ZE TTh. WA0FFlCEJtzne7. l.t lzegiltent of Crjuoi (tuardlLi otea ilt li- ta ICle Chre csei fromn the ?? of tle8hlit dragoons, to ?? Lient~lttIntit, vice (;eorcP lre h x ula'erciing, thle difference. 'ith ?? Day hlfert Cp- lain, by O isex. ice Edmund Power, w-ho retires. Cor- otai bytt ?? Yoettob ieutenant, by pur-t c* si, tice Calhiner. I rancis Dunnc to be Cornet, by pur- ...

... II; aj?)0?5c',l.L.[. - - i) ';pitills, worl, rocici am on \d ss 110 ifcerllnm;I I, fcrooi Si r (iiarllc. .'liiar InN Imil~ I! I!l., di . intclli~tiCicic of, lie 001 iiV of' l Fc livo ilvil gou-'rdI into Mladi itl o' theL, ttuill. Iliq i;\i:d i lies; thle Diuke d'7Anioulinle' eiieri rh Ai Iii Ito.- followving diav. `'iois infulrmatioin rea,~lchd I'miioj i1:, a telegraphicil dispitefi. Coun t ...

... ANSWVEJRS OF THYS MAGISTRiATES oF GLASGOW TO THDE LATE EN'QUIRMIES Or it; PI:EI.. I rs .1 rsz I as - . (From .r CI a tide Mw 1%'n'k.) * tle What is the prcsent state of trade and cnmplovment co of the working classes ? The cotton trade, the staple manufacture of Glasgow , and its suburbs, has, for the last eighteen months, been: more prosperous than usual, afford ing rvgular employ . ment ...

... 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 ?? ...

... 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 ...

... rv. MONDA y-jUNL~ '±i3.Fo e creceive tile Paris papers to the dlate of a 0,lnsaY last. 'They contain official reports from c wbi 'hich is advfrcil-g to Seville. I its Pro- t( , it ?? soppe O Eositiot from a corps r S aiSI trOOPS, WIlich, however, acordoling to the P snit5 received, is completely destroyed. It coll- b ted Of' front I J40 to 1500 mnen, who appear to hiav te ntaticoed in some of ...