... =OUTSE or COMMflwONS. Alli TUESDAY, MAy 2.-Cony LAWS.-Mr. CANVING M I moved that the house resolve itself into a Committee on the Act I ad seo. IV. c. ItO. Sir Thomarts LE'THanBRIDGE opposed the Speaker's leaving the 1 chair. The hon. Melmber stated that ie sincerely commisserated ' the distresses of the uranullaicurers, and that hade the measures for - J their relief' been confined to the ...

... 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 ...

... 17l1; JU0R.NIIVG C1ll.ICLE. LON DON': ,?(1XDJY-; MAYV S, 1826. 1 lie lni'tness of the House of Commons is likely to terminate e-out Saturday week, when a short adjournment will takeL !tee, until the Bills have proceeded throuigh the House of Loirds. We have received the Paris Papers of Fiiday, and the Eoile of 'Saturday. If any credit is to be given to a correspondence froru ' unich, in the ...

... hiOUSE OF LORDR-MAY O. WILLIAM MAULE, Esq. heir male and representative Qf the family of Pninmiire, appellant; versus The Hon. WILLIaS RANISAY MAULE of Painure, respondent. The appellant claimed from the respoendent, by virtue of certain deeds of entail, executed in 1730, in favour of the heirs male of the family of Panmnure, the estat§e of Kellie, Bal- uinbie,- a sum of L~ ?? and certain ...

... calebania-a jill-murp. EDINBURGH. Lo t~e S ITIURDAY-MAY 13. t - ~ . to The French papers of Monday cantain some farther in- telligefce from Greece according to which, Ibrahim at- se tacked on the 5th, 0th, and 7th 'ilt. and his loss is estima- Jo ted at 1200 killed and wounded, and 147 prisoners; 439 jalskets were also taken. On the 8th of April, the first division of the Greek fleet of ten ...

... By the release of the bonded corn, the holders will reap a profit, it is said, of I 25,001I.; and the revenue will be increased q00,0001. by the measure. The Dukes of Wellington and Devonshire had au- diences of his Majesty on Friday. The Duke of Devonshire took leave of the King previous to his t'e,)arture on his embassy to St. Petersburgh. It is believed, in certain circles, that a noble ...

... IGLASGOWV, AfAy. S. ursday afternoon. Sernt.n . i On Thursday afternoonj serious injury was sits tained at the new distillery belonging to Air. Stew. art of Haghill. For some time the mash tuns have , been in a leaky state, and the water which flowed fr0of them gradually loosened the stone dykes on whirl1 they rested. Between one and two o'clock, one of . dykes gave-way, and the tun which it ...

... a ENTRAL ASSE.ifLY. z TIHStaacral Asiemnbly of the Church of' Scotland' meet Thursday tho 18h instant. His Gzac2 thr Conmmissioner will hold his levee in the M1erchants' HlIl, at half past eleven o'clock on that day. On the two following Sundays the levee will be at half past ten o'clock. The Church bells to be rung at the usual c hour. 51 The Levees, on the other days, will be held half an ...

... POSTSCR I PT LONDION, MAY 12. The Corn Question was brought forward last night in the House of Lords, by the Earl of 1lALMnSRUa'Y, who, after alluding to the measures adopted during the last two years, with regard to the importation of foreign corn, objected to the resolution now proposed by Ministers, vesting Government with a discretionary power to import foreign corn to the amount of 500 ...

... ~~~~~~~~p , - i;p; ' IMPERIAL PARLiA '~i!N - - OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IREL NID). HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, MTAY I2. evral Cutlorne, and others from thle Couisnraon, brolli:riI up atsvrlprivate Bills, CORN LAWS. Twner Mantquetts CAMDEN presented Petitions irom t ii owe ownars occupiers of hand in anid near Maiidstone, twt frow ~Ytrto nthe Corn Laws. I- ~~ABOAITION OF Sl-AVERY. to Lord Viscount ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...