... Calcoonian Percurp. ?? EDINBURGH. d ft: is THURSD sl-JLLI S0. ci II d ir to 1ir 1'e have received French journals to the date of gi tIL i Saturday last. They contain various proscriptive and ai bloody decrees, issued by the Regency established at t' Madrid against such Members of the Corte's as have W taken the King to Cadiz, or have concurred in pro- e nouncing his deposition. If any thing ...

... LLTTER FROll MR MACDONALD, SIErstrZ-D~rUrTE or STIRLINGSI1IIUE, TOTI[E VDITOl OlF TII C- 'IU ?? I T,,1 .4. ?? fewt days I rcln, m th no sin111 duire'ol bi t'rp e111ittdignaltiOt, a ttI 'ct n'eoit 'r I'ro thle 19t1h o~lt., beariltt' to be ?? psol of-u'c . ?? :vt'eldelivered ?? ulbI Iut~t3 l, I 31)33)13.13 . ?? II I''I V,'I'hl vII''] h e1, I I I lo )I ~ ~ ~ I'''3r X I !Ii 3.3. 10'3 II I' 3 ii't ...

... D UMI'1.Ex-JULY 15. £5 untl. fi stI1s-JU11i' it). i5- S14r-i Nrivq.-ithinl thle last fewv deco, the spsring; iii sty atour river, fiting proh.,thly tos thle sh fti ritg of same of the Nva: tanks, have assumied a toomt terrific aepearansce, adv'all- po. riflg Sometimes roaring and 1,sogbisng with a crest of foamn fee several feet high, and with nearly all the speed of anl or- tha c~ dinary ...

... IXOBAR'T TOWN, VAN DIEMEN'S LAND. EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER. SI a I have recovered from the disappointment of my VD first impressions, and have now the pleasure to inform sh . you that I am getting on much better than it appear- h( ed possible. If the information I obtained on leaving in . England had been good, 1 should have done much te better; I ought to have brought neither goods for ...

... LOANDOY. WEDNESDAY iULV 23. 1) it h Tt is said that his Mltiestv intends giving a splendid dejeune and jfire hsampereb to t[m distiteisel lo- reigners at the British Court, and a select party of d the NTobility, at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park, h on Thursday nest. - d Yesterday the Duke of York lheld a levee, as Commander in Chief, at his office in the Horse r, Guards, which was attended by ...

... PAPERS. Bayonne, July 17. i The ircounmts from Mradrid say that there is a 'I considelorble fernmoitatioli in that capital on account ij Of the successive departure of troops, and a report whlich is in circulation that -he head-lquarters ill be E removed to Suville. Shoald this take place; a very strong LIrMiMfl will be required to keep the popu- lace ill chleck, who will otherwise commit the ...

... 'CENI2RAIL TU,14 ?? ACT FOR SCOTLATMA - . . . -t The following is a short abstract of the principat clauses of the act for regulating turnpike roads in Sdotlanud which passed the Legislature on the 4 -ti curront Section ?? flepals the Scats acts 1669, 1670, and 1CS(. aod the British istathtes 5th Geo. I. .and 11th, and 12til Gee. III. except ill so far ais they clsie to roads not turnpike ...

... 4e l'C'lT BOATS, FALMOUTH STATIWN., ;/ ~ ~ ~ ~ - as , f ne l- -rz ltx1-RD ]M.h ;e GEa;iiNERAL Fost OFFICE, June 30. S TiO n .Mails made Last Packets y - I' Destinadsons upl hL Lon- sailed. don. y I e Lisbon Tuesdays. I-LM.S. Frolic, Stan5nIC, Jane -?l. Jli )f Gibral. Mal-! IstTuesday; Ly. iL. Pelhans, 3IiRS ti-' e ta,&Corfu. f eaehlnonti-I June 6. J1dIV o Aladcira and lstTuesday' Manchester, ...

... SPANISi? PA2?CRS. The Mladvia Gazette or the loth instanlt, received ty a comnterciaI house at ariseeoutrlils, ulder the h (ad of ulngo, JUlys S, the ?? proclamnatioln of S(4,lLcral Morillo iv ?? INIIAitlrANTS AND THlE T'lOOPS 01n' THE IOURiTitH CORPS 1) AWIME. 'i tio ?? tl *IAiclh I is ued on thi; 26101 lt.I to the icitabsauts of thesec provinces, I Stated my Motives for net recognlizing thle ...

... B.AYONNE PAPERS. i :lnrelonria, Jtllv S. eight o'clocl r. ir. . Viva la Nacioli ! Viva la ColnstitciOrn ! Vivas sus Valielltes ?? ?? T1'he nastiesil anus arc covered with glory. The Lieuten ?? comnmnanding, alineric;, theAr- rry of tlperttioii, thk, inornninur ?? thc ?? In uellh bevon the bridgeof M(l illos (oel11Rev, and ha- Vjln suceeedcsl iu ii raowing lihim to our p klitio islwhichl hc ...

... 2.'n rrltNlINS ' GTEAM E'GIWE. Thc public ns yet are but little acquainted with the ! vry ingenious improvement that has been suggested by Mr Perkins upon the application of steam ; and it is not very easy wvithout drawings and diagrams to convey any accurate idea. T'he principle, however, on which he pro- ceeds, is that of raising the temperature of the water far beyond the boiliog point, end ...

... Frankfort papers to the 16th inst. and the Austrian Observer of the 9th have reached us. The former contain accounts from Greece which indicate the al- most immediate commencement of the campaign in Thessaly. The following are extracts:- l rnankf'ort, July 15. The very latest accounts front Greece say- The insurrection of the inhabitants of the coast of Thessaly, which has been brought ...