... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... GRE ECE. (From the Etoile, dated Thursday, May 4.) PatMay 3. -We have just learnt, that Soliman Bev (the Renaga de Selves) has received orders from Ibrahim to evacuate Tripo- lizza, and to repair to Patras. He has executed this older, and has 'set fire to Tripolizza. This news gives reason to believe that Ibrahini was really repulsed on the attack of 24th March. While letters from Corfu, of ...

... 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 ...

... DESTRUCTION OF THE ROYAL GEORGE INDIAN)AN. II --w 0- | 0 xINTERESTING t? AllTICITL4S. dc f f Canton, Jan. 1. 1820. hl - I Betwhct the hours of four and five A. M. of the 24th of ni siDecember, while asleep in mry cot, I was suddenly roused ac by the cry of ' Fire in the gun.room, and, leaping out. I st rushed to the steerage, where I found the chief, and 3d and st tith officers, attempting ...

... PRI VA TE CORRESPONDENCE. London, May 8. on orucerations worthy of' notido occurred to-day in the English or the foreign fiunds. Thlere wvas anl advance in the pri prie of some of the American] mining shraes, particularly sou Pof these of the Aflglo'rl~exicon mininiig, United Mexican, of 5r~d Tlalprrah tra assotiationls. Som e inll qui ry v.as made also )tro, deter those af the Real del ...

... G R E E C E. The following letter, from the IIon. E. Trelaw- ney, which appeared in a -London paper of Sunday last, will be read with much interest . Cephalonia, Ionian Islands, March 18. 1826. I wish to give you a little information as to the present state of Greece-for every honest man must be deeply in. terested in its fate, and its fate is rapidly approaching a crisis. Ibrahim Pecha is ...

... PRI VA TE 'CORRESPONDENCE. 7LF .A r g London, May 5. Pi TElE FUNDS. in The occurrences of to-day's money market were unusual- B ly destitute of interest. Corisols, which were almost with. out movement the whole day, closed at 774. The attention ofthe foreign rnaiket seemed to be chiefly directed'eo the i transactioss in Colombian bonds, large speculations in fill which have been entered into, ...

... (By Capt. Henry Rater, ?? j S Oil Sttnday_ evening, the 4th February, I observed S a luminous epot in the dark part of the moon; whicb a i Was inclined tp ascribe to the eruption of a volcano. a The telescope used was an excellent Newtonian, of six3 al oete-fourth inches aperture, with a power of' b 74, 'fhei moon ias exactly tewo days old, and the P evenin- so clear that I. ns able to discern ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-May 9. .rvu;n UICr 1Jt-UI .-Ry ?? a The Duke of GGLOCESTER presented a petition l t from Manchester against regro slavery. Laid on the its tablet. lot The Duke of M1ONTROSE presented a petition from of the.University of Glasgow, against the clauses in the Irish a d prisons improvement bill, which exclude doctors of medi- fell cine from being appointed medical attendants of any ...