... j|Bt ExjftEss)—Loßpotr, Tuesday ErEyisa- T BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY AT 3. ReducedSperCents. Bank Stock J' *?* Cons. 3 per Cents 89| Long Annuities ••• 3-16 3| per Cents. India Stock 31 per Cents.reduce- India Bonds per Cents- ,-103} Exche. Bill* tl id.) • 19 Consols for Account--Bi»»}i Imperial 3 per Cents.-- OF FOREIGN STOCKS THIS DAY A f 2- Austrian 5 per Cent- ■ Greek Scrip. Brazilian Bonds. ...

... June I—On the of last month, there was most destructive storm Nischney Novgorod. great many houses were thrown down, doors and windows driven In, and seventy vessel- of different sites were sunk in the river Ovka, and 74 persons lost their lives. - The damage estimated s.t 100,000 rubles. The demand for wheat at Ode.-sa is very considerable. At least the latter end of April 20,005 chetwerts ...

... till our next. We nave received several excellent communications the subject of the proposed bill for Catholic Emancipation, which a press of matter of more local interest, has obliged us to postpone. The Protestant Layman, in our next. Want of space prevents our replying this week, to several correspondents who have lavoured us with their lucubrations. We are glad to find that the Combination ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. the Session of Parliament draws to a close. Its proceedings generally lose their interest for the public. Since our last, one of the most important subjects which came under discussion was, of Mr. Buxton, on Thursday, for the House to take into consideration the scandalous outrayes committed on Mr. Shrewsbury, Missionary, stationed concluded moving an address to his Majesty, ...

... (Bt Express)— London, Tuesday prices of british stocks this day at 2. Reduced 3 per Cent*.--871 , Bank Stock Cons.3 per Cents 884 Look Annuities 213-16 percent*. India Stock 3iperCeuts.reduced-«s} India Bonds 1031 ' Exche. Bills (1 Jd.) ■. • Consols for Account-.BBli| Imperial 3 pcrCents--- PRICES OK FOREIGN STOCKS THIS DAY AT Austrian per Cents- • Greek Scrip. dis. Brazilian Bonds. Mexican ...

... (By Express)—Lou don, Tuesday PRICES BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY S. Reduced3percent*.- Cons. 3 per Cent* Long Annuttle* SO 31 percent*.* 90 India Stock pwrCeut*.reduced--9UJ India Bonds per Cents- • Kxche. Bill* td.) . • lOdis. Consols for Account--83 j, Imperial percent*.-. PRICES OK FOREIGN STOCKS THIS DAY AT Austrian per Cent*- • Ditto (1823) • •I5 oto ' Brazilian Bonds. 89 Mexican Bonds ...

... The Earl Cowper left this place Sunday last, en bis return to town. . We understood that the fine mansion and estate of Lotherton, rate the property and residence of John Raper, Esq. have been purchased by R. O. Gascoigne, Esq. Partington, for forty thousand pounds. Pot the Scsrcroft estate, offered for sale Monday last, at the Hotel, this place, there were bidders section. understand that ...

... H anovkh, MarchB Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cumberland, on the nrst intelligence received Berlin, of the disasters caused the flood In our country, testified their profound regret, and sent to the central committee, In this city, the sum of £600 sterling for the relief of the distressed. to the 18th ultimo the committee at Luneburg had received 680 dollars In gold, and 3 ...

... (From the Greenock Advertiser of Friday.) On Wednesday the body man was oUcovered floating In GooJrock bay, and picked up. He I* supposed to be one the surterers in the Comet; was very disrigured and decayed tate; bad a few pence hi* pocket, but no documents were found upon him which bis name could be ascertained. The body was immediately coffined and interred in Gourock church yard. Thi* ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Monday. CBIM. CON.—COX V. KEAN. The doors of the New Court, Guildhall, were surrounded by eight o'clock, with persons anxious to get into the gallery, but the doors were not opened till nine o'clock. There was then a strong rush, but tbe large gallery was by no means filled. Amongst those present we did not observe any persons of note; and by half-past nine, even the ...

... Accounts from Havannah, dated January 4, say that the place was tranquil, but lict.e business doing. Letters from Mexico, dated tbe 18th of ueeember, state, that every thing continued steady. The approaching meeting of 'the Congress was looked forward with anxiety. The letters from St. Thomas's received the late mail, state that a serious conspiracy among the negroes had been discovered. The ...

... His Majesty gave on Monday, at St. James's Palace, one of the most splendid fett* which ever did honour to the British Court, About the elite of our nobility and gentry were present. The magnificence of the banquet-room, and of the display of state plate, is said to have quite astonished the company. His Majesty's Court and Levee—Ou Thursday, the King held his third Levee for the season, at ...