... TRINIDAD PAPERIS. These papers, whichl have been fcceivcd to the 21 of -July, contain the fullowiilg letter of instructions from Earl BaldiursE to Colonel Yontn, who is gone out to the colony of Demerara, as the Protector and. Guardian of SLves Downing Street, 12th April 1326. SrTt-P evinusly to your taking prusessiau of 'ne very anduous and important situation to which you have been ap- ...

... Portsmouth, May 27. On WVednesday the American ship SamuelThornton, from i Virginia, with tobacco, bound to Havre, having touched at Bermuda fior repairs, arrivedl at Cones. She left that island ; on the 20th April. Rear Admiral Willoughby Lake sailed ,on the 16th nt, for Halifax, ins the Jlupiter, with the Ores-. tes, Rifinan, D~oterel, and Clinker. The Niemen had gone to Jamaica with the ...

... .PRIVA TE COIBRESPOArDBNCE. London, June 21. Si The Stock1 Exchange, which for many days past has been tl in a state of almost total inaction, was the scene to-day of il much bustle and agitation.. It was reported early in the day that an express from Paris had brought accounts of a considerable mercantile failure in that capital, and some large sales of Consols were made on the supposition ...

... THUNDCE STORM AT SCARBRO This town was visited by a tremendous storm of thunder and lightning on Sunday nlght. The storm COtfllMenced about nine o'clock, when the clouds in all directions, notwithstanding the light of the moon, emitted continued and extensive flashes of lightning, the effect of which upon the sea was grand beyond de- scriPtion. Indeed, the whole of the town and har- bour, at ...

... l-: PRESBYTERY OF EDTiNURGH. T NEW KIltRK~, LETrIM. -eiea~ '4 I o I r otir last pu blication we gave the deiea~c'I nage Vresbktcry on. this c.',e. We now give Pn abls-ract of th2divi opening speeches of Counsel on both sides. - Watt (i'f 1`0t allt compels uis to emit tite documents quoted by Il''tsuniiet. shoi ax well as to abridge their sttmns h9 eevr el e Mr RlOXEaTSOIeModerntor, theL ...

... ' An ahlrming report war circu ted here on Thursday, tl tI of an explosion of a steam vessel in the Humrber; and d connected as the account was with vague rumours, and tl apprehensions respecting the safety of the steam paciket P b the United Kingdom, 'known to be on her voyage e from London, and on board of which were several in- dividuals belonging to this c ty, for whom a particular g ...

... g WEDNESDAY-DzcEMBsE 20. vi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hi E. We regret to say, the Earl of Liverpool continues Si confined by indisposition, at his seat near Coombe lij e Wood. Sir A. Cooper attends the Noble Earl. St Monday evening Mr Secretary Canning had a se- or f leet dinner party.. hi 'The commercial treaty between this country and En Mexico was signed yesterday. M. Rocafuerte pro- t ...

... .. WWEDNESDAY-Ju..s 14. WINDSoia, JUNE 12.-His Majesty yesterday after- noon, accompanied by his visitors, arrived at the Castle and inspected the progress made in the apart- ments during the-past week, which occupied their at- tention for upwards of an hour. They then returned to the Great Park, and continued driving about the most shady parts until nearly seven o'clock; and in .the evening ...

... DISTRESS OF THEr MANUFACTr 'TRICTS-MEETING OF Till, ANTS. J-NAAUr 0 Yesterday a meeting of the inhalbitant, ld t Assembly Rooms, the Lord Prfoost in taheld in ts - purpose of setting on foot a subscriptin or the arI' ar 1, distresses which prevail in the manit , e rlef ith ,Among the distinguished individuals practqig distrn1 a k'orbes, the Lord President, the Lord ji nWet5.Br Pitmilly and ...

... The intelligence received by the New York papers of the fall of Callao is confirmed. A naval officer has arrived at the Admiralty with the account, which states, in addition, that General Rodil and his garri- son, were allowed the honours of war, and were to go to- Spain. The fortress surrendered on the 23d January to the Independents, under General Solom. 'rhe.Gaqp del GobiernoiEstraordip ...

... PRIVATE CORRBSPONDEN-CE 14l PRIVATE CORRESPONDE-L'.1 14 London, Alpfl. The prepatatinns for the funding nearly el tS the : t tew ion of the city. It will be recollected that' 1 toain occurrence of this kind, so great eagerness existe tbo subscriptions. that the doors of the Bask ?? crowd long before the hour of business, and tabt ef a struggole ensued to obtain cntrance into thed evr z fice, ...

... tl (grma the Liverpool Mercury.) The following interesting account of the Elopement with Mr Waketield of his first wife, is drawn up expressly for the Mercury.g Edward Wakefield, Esq. the father of the subject of this ti sketch, whose celebrated work on Ireland is so often referred IC to for the accuracy and interest of its details, is one of the la first land-agents in the kingdom, and enjoys ...