... YORK SPRIN; 1MLEETING. sil 1 9 ?? - Ar- a ?? .I .. r ?? -- *.£1fl A f17. |MAonday, May IA,; Sw-eepstakes of 2teOovs each, fir all ages, 3 yrs 7st ; 4 yrs &st 31b 5 yrs stG yrs 6 d aed gnt 411. Two miles. 7 subscribers. Sir .M. WV. Ridley's b t leur de Lis, 4 yr . ?? Mir. Petre's b c Rothelan. ?? i Lord. IKilburic'as ch C Actteon, 4 yrs, ?? Duke of Leeds's b c Catterick, 4'yrs ?? , ?? L Lord ...

... MONDAY, MAY 29. The news of this day, if fully authenticated of which I there appears little doubt, is of more than usual impor- tance. In the first place, it ajipears that all causes of political . difereirce betwixt Russia and Turkey are either removed t or in a train of amicable adjustment. This is a matter of - immense moment; for if these two Powers had gone to s war the malady must have ...

... 1 -OF S-M 4 - * The Scotch Peerages' restoration bills were read a third ime and passed. THur CURRENCY AND THE CORN LAWS. Lord FOLKESTONE presented a petition from Pais- ley, very numerously signed, praying for the introduction of a mefallic currency into Scotland-- The Noble, Lord took that opnortunity of asking whether any report might bo expected this session from the Committee of Inquiry, ...

... BRITISH AMl) FORIGN SiCtIOOL SOCIr~tZ. Monday the 21st anniversary rneetfig of this ?? ciety took place at Freemason's Ehall His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, whie -vas dxpected to pretidle, not having arived, it was proposed that tlie report of the society for the&last year be read, affi that Williasn Allen, Esq. be requested to talke the chair until the arrival of the Royal Duke. A note ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TViE CALErONmAN MERCURY. l - SinYou have stated to the public, ` that .of late se- veral inforinations have,:been lodged at the General Post -r h Office, against parties for sending and conveygig letters w otherwise than by post. I had thought that if a letter I g.were neither.seeled nor wazfered, it might be legally sent LI otherwise than by'post, either with or without a ...

... IMAY, 1826. PROPOSED RESOLU TIONS RE LATIVE TO THE STAN E OF ThE NATION. Ni. 1. That tire assertions rmade to this- House by tihe Chan- cllor of the Exchequer, ont 3d March, 18'', that a redetion of 24 766t5201v in the capital of tile Public Debt had been effected by tile opei lioir et tIb, Sittking Fuid, fronm the termiiitioin of lie wvtir u p to the 5tl Ja0u ary, 182.i 3 ard again, o01 the ...

... MARSH, STIRACEY, AND FAUNTLEROY. Yesterday a Mee'ting of the Cr ditora of NMersr%. Marsh, Strarcey, anid Fauitrilerut, 'tool place it, l30aasisghti-siree Ir. HollAnd, one of tle Asgees , took liii' chair. Mlis~rv. Kfi~ght ndI-re, thi' otlier Asi~neefq, wer preterit. Mr. odo, the Sa, titior, read tile adtrtiveitvtint ia TYie Cazelte, toid stated, that thte meeting vs as converied for lth, ...

... MiPERIAL PARLIAMENT oi GREAT BRITAIN AND IRIELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, MAY]8. Tlhc Earl of DERBY presentedl a Petition front the Catholic InvhabitantF of Liverpool, praving for a repeal of the Lkwa in- flicting Disahilities tin the Cathlolics. Mr. J. Smithil, Cap'ain Percy, and others from the COMINo4sy broughlt op several Private Bills. Mr. Crayfer, frnm thre Tireasury, presented at the ...

... , MAY 27, 1826. On Wednesday the transport Baltic Mer- chant, Lieut. Lester, Agent, returned from Sierra Leone, -- I A-, .1- rff.e*. nwI LX ?? - . ,+2 MICA 1 .4. . ?? - I I one, Acra. Cape Coast, and Ascension ; left the last- named place on the 5th of April. The several stations on the Coast of Africa were more healthy than usual. It had been determined to dismantle the forts and break up ...

... DNU'sou ?? MAY8. 1821k lkietnal Avres Jlcturits leceived rtt Jlahim~ort ttrjab thle death otf the Mlarquiii TJ.orre Togle, in~ the8, of J~ialiio, the Fortner Presiddent -of -the -Con-.m efporo. An oafficial letter ad~dressed by General to the Cormnandaiot General of the Departinflnt IN ~hgn~giveq an.I ?? of -the sarrendf, -of t At sine o'cloek this morreing -oxi troop oo , fthe-fortleti of, ...

... - ? . - - - ? - ?? - -- ?? , , - - . I , . -- , -I , , - l$Ar,*-OWT 4 1 . ?? .. GZETTE. ha Tan' ~tULT0X.BO~S~, FsexlA,, -ijk 5S a Ig -IS ExclteO ,sf melia, Ambaesoadtsamor fto -S'Al g - a JthfV lcAtamy, fhad this 'day nn ?? of . ' i, Alajesey to delyver his new aedenti- s from , , er JoepblSpi.n15er, ited Lion-tyeeti jeweticr CCes ayd is~k r. bitm tejd6.jjet. h ba . ?? v'Uober. bierps ...

... I I XlErmXA, Aenfi 22. Were CCOtJNI'8 from :Coriu of Aplil 3, Mae t , that sine thle 20th ~I~arch, uo n*sesbal obsei A been rece-ed there of the fate of Milissolonighi. cur AiL; Onthe20th ?? had as gI ' ne df2om Chaloni oa, oat rdthe Aluieud, Capt. ?? ietote ile had been wvith Capt. Spencer to the camp plact poree1, nso lhig where he bad a. coz'ercnce of two in Sll i ?? Palcha, in his tent, in ...