... MISCELLA NEOUCS INTELLIGENCE. LSttuiday the King received visits from the Dukes of York, Clarence, and Wellington. His Majesty is expected -to grive his annual jtvenile ball and other entertainments in, London, it] the course of a few d'ays. * Thurtday evening at svenl o'clock, the King left his Palace in Pall-mall, in hii carriage, *Vith four footmen ill their state liveries, escorted b-y a ...

... FRO211 THE LONDON GAZETTE. COLONIAL OFllCR, JUNE 2-i4. 1824. The Kilng hns been pleased to appoint Miajor-General Clhrles Turnier, C. B., to he Captain-General and Governor in ('hief of the colony of Sielra Leone and its dependencies, in Africa, BANKizUPTS J. Felding, Mottram-in-Longdendalo, Chester, corn dealer 1R. Blundell, Liverpnol, distiller J. lDriver, Dutton, Lancaster, cotton spinner C ...

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... POSTSCRIPTO . . THURSDAY',s POST. Froa the London Gazette, June 29. IHIS Night's Gazette contains an Order from his Majesty's Privy Council that no ballot or enrol- meat of the Local Militia shall take place for the space of owe year from the I0th July next. BA RNK RUPTS.-Nathaniel Nathan amid Walter Nathan, of Mansell-street, Middlesex, ?? Harri- son, of Padiham, Lancashire, ?? New- bold) ...

... NEW SOUTH WVALES. Es tract of a Icter from New South Wales, Decem- ,er 16Q F3:-rE A small expedition, under the ?? or Mr Oxley, the Survcyor-Gefleral, is lately I-tnrtit(A tilrle Mofton Bay, wherc he discovered, and ,4Sz i:kliy cxplored, a magnificent river, whichi appears To tak ?! direction borderillg on that fine colintly. ,passed tlrongh oln his formef expetition under Gover- iior ...

... (rOM thtO HlanIPs3irc Telegraph.) On Monday the Cambriaii, 4S, Captnin G. W. llamil- ton, C.U., arrived from the Mediterraniean station (where she hal heen very actively employed upwards of three yenrs), to be paid otF. The intelligence of -most proimi- nerot interest in that quarter is what relates to the dispute with Algiers. The letter which we subjoin upon this sub., ject is in tenor the ...

... s~O U7,iI AfERICAl. TL dtsrs 1f-ve bnen receiv'ed from Buenos Ayres, da- -,IIon llo- :,I -t of M'n cl which describe that rising ,plIblic to be ill a st i: o, graidual improvemenit, annd Ifn ontjoy pr ,4uLn.i trawlifflity, tile natural couse- q e inc.e of ?? :mnel ben gicil lavws. Represeutatives, er;licr l)..,nitmiQ, frot i llI ?? surrounding pro-. incs .l ere m scr emld m bi En1osAyrc in ...

... PRTESBYTERY OF HDINBURGTT. Yesierday, nt the ordinary meet~ng of the Prebytery, a Commnmication from the Lord Provost and MFtgiitratcs was vend, r&qieatinig thatt the Presbytery would appoint a Committee to cohfer with a Committee of the Town Council on the subject of the New North Church. The Presbytery accordingly appointed a Comnittec fur that purpose. The Presbytery appointed Mr Grant, who ...

... LONDOA MONDAY-JuxE 28. The aing (accompanied by the Marquis Conyng: nt hamn ant two other noblemen), left towel Ihis moriz- hingat half-past tell 'clock for Windsor, in an open barouchc, without any escort. o NEw JUDGr.-Mr Justice Richardson having re- t signed his office as Puisne Judge of the Court of r Common Pleas, in consequence of'indisposition, it is !, said that Mr Gaselee will succeed ...

... l PIUVAITE CORRESPOYDEYCE. * ,1.. T.. 4 0. 1004. London, Jsnie 2S. )924. Acecording to private letters of Saturday from Pa. ris' which were received to-day by cxpress, it would appear that the French Cabinet is to consist for some time to comise ofone mcrmer less tbhan it hivs hither- to done, it beingf tile intention of M. de Villele to rewtin in his own- hands the portfenille of foreign af- ...

... We mentioned in our paper of Monday last, that Mr Sadler ha d coirmmcncetl lhispreparationsA brascenidingf, I in his balloon otl that day from 1-Ieriot's Green. Al- though the unsteadincss of our climate, and our insular situation, preclude our aerial travellers froin any of those daring flights which have dis- r tiniguished the short aninals of aeronautics, for it is t only 40 years since the ...

... Njcw York papers have been received to the 30th nIt. The National ITtclligencer contains the conver- tion entered into between Great Britain and the Uni- ted States relative to the slave trade. It was conclu- dled in London, and signed cn the 13th of March, on thc part oi^ the United States, by Richard Rush, Esq. ambassador to this Court, and on the part of Great Britain by the Right ...