... OR M. N'.A L-CO lM'E;00NDENUCE. t SlAV.\lE'.EM:A S(m S C iP s: 1 ?? To' tht;ED FTlT O° t)hc E-XE ETER FLYING POST. Thletse1r dtiun1 for whict, I nsovbea 1paelfliyoIurefilumns arlt- I ?? *iit brp.xirty Ipil iat iiittl'ehtd ?? l bult Olirgitatir in the 4n4rv. desir e. of effit'tily ?? tile eijil of ?? ty anl exptisurie Ot. ?? steibility ots the tlle hal;Xd, *lit aael r {*i tns te tuo rqri ...

... UECOMtMENCES5ENT OF HOSTILITIES. (From the Bombay Gazette.) BOMBAY, Dec. 7.-By the brig Bucephalus, which ar- e rived at Madr-. on the 23d of November from Rangoon, accounts have been received of hostilities having recommen ced, in consequence of a refusal from the King of Ava to treat on oar terms, or that the Keewdongy had declined so dangerous aft undertaking as the presenting them to his ...

... NA VAL INTELLIGENCE. iDevonport, April S. The Parthianl0, is re-copimissionedat WVoowlich by Canp- tain H. B. Martin. Lieutenant 3. B. Driffield, Nfr W. as Wood, master. Mdr T. Bell (b), surgeon, And Mr W. D. Perres, purser, are appointed to her. i'ortsmouth, April S. 31 Captain R. Tait, Mr B. Heather, purser, and IN] r Donald Campbell, assistant surgeon, ire appointed to the Hcron. 'lis ...

... Pff-hOSTSCRIPTO LN.DON, T-pSDrY, Apil 11, 1826. ?? papersiotbe 181h of Dec. arrived yesgi day. by Ofhexo% ?? lear i, ?? hot3ilities wihibie Boaroaese had re- cintsienced, i cpnsv ue iceof therefusal of the King of Ava to ?? uporithe rl*easoulabi termi p)roposed. Private accoants exp'ress a Joll coinviction ithat the original pacific proposal on the par t of the enerny vrwis a mere deceptions ...

... 'L ONDON, AONDAY, ApRIl '19. ''is reported in the City,. on ti-i 6utthority of private letters fromCbilia, that a t :iemendois fire had broken out in the suburbs of Cauton, in four different places at the same time. We. regret to state that a letter from Naples, dated March I2, expresses the mtnqt serious apprebensins that the Algerine, ID, Capt. Charles Weinyss, lisa been lost (upset) with ...

... FROMIf THE LONDON GAZETTE. L WAR OFFICE-April ?? 20l Regiment of Dragoon Gstsrds-.Lbiutenartt 1- R. I loiwaid, from the hallf pay, to be Lieutenant.II, vnice Iqtitht~wdy tpwtwho exchanges ; Cornet Grifffth-s to be Adjutdant, .Ci vice Cllins, who resfnrs the Ajtjuttc VnlI d ito-Lieut. . Burnaby'to' be Captain. byTpROcihase, Ivive Abercromby, pronmoted; Cornet A.- Sit'ell to 'be Licieuteant, by ...

... I NAGEMENT OF THE FIFE AND NEWuAVEN rERRIES, . AND NARROW. ESCAPE OF ABOUT FIFTY PASSEN- GEeS F-ROM BEING SHIPWRECKED. .[T.he!Fol.lovrngltirnhe ew individual bee sen.t us fo neton., It is -from- ass in eiulf unquestionable respectability,: who bas sent us his nmaditese- circumstances we cannot -refuse in-- serting it; Although we must remark, theta considerable part of his COmplaint seemns to ...

... EAST INDIA HOUSE-MR BUCKINGHAM'S I CLAIM. In compliance with a requisition, signed by nine proprie- tors, a Special General Court of the Proprietors of East In- dia Stock was held on Friday, at the Company's House, in Leadetnhall Street, for the purpose of taking into their con- sideration the propriety of granting a sum of L.5000 to Mr Buckingham, as a compensation for the losses he has sus- ...

... i NVe have received Rio de Janeiro Papers to the 3d of February inclusive, which bring intelligence of one fact of some import- auce-the acceptance of the invitation sent to the Emperor by the Colombian Government on the subject of the approaching Congress at Panamna. The Emperor of Brazil has appointed a Minister to take part in that Congress-a fact which sufficiently shews that no hostile ...

... I ?? . Ti W., have hevii Wp Ilt Iy* ,a V ' ' diet4 ogj of 1461.ye,, r ?? i 4le I- dei'e Itie AI1*LISill I6 *tI.11 0rt Ca Piri, ?? %it I kti ;.1 Im m Lo u dir ~ hat Ii tll-t ao ?? altt' iI e Cuil~it- ilzq5 this ate her' em;. tsrlt~ittlm titltt r.eh rv ?? li P I~I~ It~ .4 e'aliitts.i tttit u~t'tIteU~nn. l .s ?? ?? a tfid Idieg ?? tiot i., ittf IS tsi q~aateqi'i ie 1130v iremui.arv 111 ...

... Ealetionian y1 EDINBU]RGH TIIURSDAY -APRIL 13. We regret to-learn, by advices from India, that the armistice with the Burmese is at an end, and that hos- tilities have'beenlrenewed.. The lite't. accounts from India will be found in our private correspondence, in an extrattof a letter from St Helena, which mentions that the Carn-brea Castle, East Indiaman, had ar- rived at that island, with ...

... - -, - ?? lka1 TOWIN L aJ- ` IVATER Co03PAfliEs-Bailie Mitchell laid before the *letter which he bad received from the Lord, Pro- Cot en the subject of the water bill, from which it aipear Vsthat it had been found impracticable, consistently with ed the ages of Parliament, to introduce the clause which had bhe ustended to re-imburse the promoters of the New Com- paulof their expeices-but that ...