... INDIA Pdrs ridom te Calua oh n Bull, of Nov. 2.) GOVErNNIENT GAZETT eers, andit FORT WILLIAM, Nov. 2, 1824 -The followirg cta po es anex- tracts of dispatches this day received froash Brigadier Sir Archi- bald Candpbell K.C.B. usd ?? are published for general iaformatroa To Geor e Swinton, Esq. Secretary to Goveranent Secret and Political Departmeat, &C. &c Fort thilliam. SfR-Being informed ...

... I MEETING op MARSH AND CO.'S CREDITORS. Yesterday a Meeting of Messrs. Marsh's Creditors was held at the CommissionerasRoomsin Basingball-street, pursuant to the following advertisement - In the Matter of Marsh and Co. BancruptS.-The Creditors who hays proved their debts r e re vested to meet at the Court of Cornmmilontre, in Basinghall-ttreet. on 'lhursday next, the 10th Instant, at Oe ID ...

... TEIa MORNING CHRONICLR. LONDON: FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 18W5. The intelligence from India is altogether of an alarm. ing complexion, though we have no doubt the prompt measures adopted to suppress the mutiny will, for the pre. sent, secure the obedience of the troops. But we can- not help regretting that the Burmese War should ever have been undertaken. The utmost success would not have reconciled ...

... rFROM THE ETOILE DATED WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9.] PARIS, MaCH 8.-The Journal du (commerce reports, after a letter from Bremen, inserted in the Constitguionnei two days ago, and which evidently comes from Paris, that the Ca- binet of St. Petersburgh has replied to the communication made by M. Stratford Canning on the part of England, that Russia would act according to its own views and interest with ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GtE.q2' BRITAIN AND IRELAND. - -MARH 10-at HOUSE OF LORDS picH10 Mr.Gasil brugh u ?? of l rders in Council which ot bave been issued relative to thle EXpotadIpr Ta elt wVit:i. S-weden M- - SEbrught down his Majesty's h The ?? of hiTOS r Answer to. thle Alddress of th~eir Lordiships to have a copy of a; the Eleventh Rep~ort of thle Comimissioners for Inquirine auto ...