... CotontoL ?? have received files of the Alga, a Buenos Avres Paper, from which wve nmake the following ex- tracts. They are of the greatest interest:- hie BlENOS Aivut:s, April 17. ief 1 Yesterday Rrt-ihd ?? first Engi mu pacl;t-boat itc the Countess of Chi chester, wi iih sailed from Vla- dii ?? ona the Sth of Febitary ; it had on board ?? Pcilasutt the Vice-Coniisul The second packet was to ...

... I I tttl - in the Appendix to the Caleutta Government Gazcttu | ' of the 12tlh of February. it is stated, that Gnllbhevrr Sinig, Lgaiil.t whonm the Buirmese had taken the fieil, 0 hass trade over his Claims to the Raja of Circhar to the it British Government, ated sought protection in our n c amp. o Pon's1T oI r aTH, Atig. 7. i On Turesday his Majesty's new ship of war, the Asia, i rated at ...

... DO~STIC I ?? N -- TE D 0 I TESTIC INTELLIGENC8E. His aajitv. at the late Draving Room, looke(d ulla'colifnlyov (lit11, ajpp~earod in ?? spirits, anll walked ?? ai fil'm l es thiat evinced ti a remaiis of re- Cellt idliSiliisilioa. lie took his StltiOn Utinder the splendid caliaopylvi, whici COastittites thle throne ; and ardi ?? as is tbe ceremolny if hasilig to remaai n so mally hout's ...

... -Wa t 5; ' ' s Etcl4l,, ?? fcaa-!C_. _ 'I'lie ?? Of the VieW's Of the Chancellor of' II e Exceqiiij r.t ill r'edutintg, thilt I dt tts ol htome mnadcta Spii'its ilt Irilatid fitd Scotlantd, requiiries no firierillu LI trationtihant the piesent state of time barley trade ; for, even itlt ite CMIMIsltopti(tl of tIMSeI tWO 1 ...

... !? I, a z ? , bl 'IThe Senate of the Univeisity of' Glahgor hbase con- a fiored tfle tugree of Doctor ill Divin ity onl the Itev, David Dickson, one of' the IC iniiter of St. Cfihbertv, b Edinbnt~gl1. 1 ' 1]OIYIIOOD P'At.Act--111 contiltplatio orf ?? ape- OP ratious ait l lulyr ood 'itlhe c om0n11'ci t lis weaek, lle ft Fornitllre alld pictures have been removsid ?? tie 1I Earl of ...

... ?? 7Uic IT L=GEN.: CLEF.-- L) v 5. . .iq If' I, -hit I' L , ' - g d O WVnsoi0, JUIY '22.-Ilis Mnjosty continues to etnjoy LtsctIllt Ict i lc, .ind ?? rs i'ery ?? ; blie it ri cc IlV, rlklcifsts at 10 o'clock, (li is daily he- if twcfen t iid 4'I; one! Oil the rcrcievcel *f the cloth lie e retires froin the dicciing-rooti, -lien lie slhortly alter - 'eters liis ''corccs plipton, and, ...

... - Paris papers to the 26th ult. inclusive, have been received. Although the committee of the Chamber of r Deputies on the plan for reducing the 5 per cent. stock to 3, were unanimously in favour of the project as brought in by the ministry, the measure is likely to encounter a serious opposition in the body of the as- sgembiy. A considerable number of narnes have been eniered to speak against ...

... GENERAL. ASSE)MBLY. C C/i/i-si m ?? i' ne~ aolic. were %vemlmlrd to ttmei r sumperstitiouis rites, Ni mtL give thrill, m~e.~ and inforniatioti-onen their idea toudgo, onl otherL suhibc.ts, on d it wvill he fimnimom tii e!t sulc-rstificla will. not stanad beoreIT immtcllige t nmi~imls-them firist doubt, and conviction fomllomws. TII h 1ad n o view % to VCrl i~l e time preachimig IIIhe gospel to ...

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... PARIS, JANzx. 10.-A go ud deal has been said here of a correspondence between the ViscounIlt Chlatcaou I briand and ?? Canning on tile subject of South Amne- rica. \J. Chateaubriand wvroite to Mr Canning, t stating his expectatiun that Enigland would seind a re- I . presentative to the congress to be held on tile subject. t To which Mr Cani 'ing replied, that ie would willingly I consent so to ...

... -- ?? 3'? illpvf7al 110 USEWOF COMATONS. 7 11 I'stle sIb, Aril 1 5. Sir T. Blaring said, that ?? aftmr the ?? it ien {Y,, l intntion to n:A- LE mn:tion, foutnled upolmn the c rI t p , thle eomlllittec cit lost. 5Cs.ltl, ?? tle public I lZIS of Ai.r NIiAdi)n i.;r the: minpt oventct oi rollls. Thle Ct(tilolic ?? bill Wsea rettd a iirst timce Mr BUtterwOTiL p lcv:e-teti a p etitionlein s-sra I ...

... I si, lo th ?? of the AU:IUEFN JoU1iXAL. b T . ' 7 eT a ?? - Fn es On s..- ?? ?? I , r . _ ?? InO, S~IT, I cont.'.s I W:S not surprised to see in your last Papcr, r lutt-r from a M'est Irdia Proprietor, Q p:'ecaelag the csussinn of the state of the Slave PopulIation inl tle m;st Iodies; anl perhaps he maoy not be surprised to ibd that there tire people who have not the sanle opinion Af ithe ...