... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, IAY 9. r HE Eloile of Monday states, on the authority of let- tters from Corfu, of the 13th April, received at Trieste, that after another attack on M1issolonghi, on the 6th April, the Egyptians had remained quiet in their entrenchments. No confirmation is given of Ibrahim's deadly wound, but the brave garrison is said to have been supplied by Miaulis with ammunition and provisions for ...

... 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 ...

... ~~~~~~~~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 ...

... 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 ...

... ' I W3BDN'SD~t' >AtURWDAiS POSTS. HOUSE.104. .S; TUESDAY. TN moving that the flouse resblve. itself into a Com- .1'.mittee on ?? feriniproving'the admirtistrationof Crimi. nal Justice, the Earl of IJ ?? the following im- portant facts-.That the encrease of crime was far greater during the last seven years than during thie same period antecedently; that however crimes o6fa heinous-nature had ...

... V140-5t. ? II O Es, of (C'0 t,,i NS.-FIil)AY. a n qupartet bcforc flm o' locl the IJher of A I , Rodo stlliolien d the House to at- tend rihi Ilolns of Lords. Thc Speaker and Mcmi. ( l m s ~ e ac3dn procoeeded to the House of I ?? ., eel o1t herir returni at half-past fotw o'clokl, t .SpeA !r riwaarintedi the 1-louse %vith their L i.d :l . to setverall1ils. The 1 .0 . ito Cot)mmittee to ...

... 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 ...

... PRIVA TE CORRESPONDENCE. London, May 10. In the Stock Exchange, a disposition to improvement was A observed in every description ot security. The state of the circulation, especially now, it is understood, that the small Al notes are not to be withdrawn in Scotland, is considered by some of the stockholders a power in favour .of the funds, mbre than sufficient to counteract the untoward circum ...

... THE LATE MAJOR-GENEJIAL TURNER. Mnjor.CGeneral Charles Turner, C. B. Inte Captaip-fl Gen(eral and Governor-in-Chief, of ottr settlenerltS on tile coast of Africa, whose death wve announced In 1I uir paper of Thursday, was born in9 Scothln(l, adt1 cntered the army at an early period of life. Ile Was I nprointed Ensign of the ed foot on the CIst October I 795 Lieutenant in the sain e corps, ?? ...

... FROM LLOYD'S LIST -VAv 9. .. a)o ?? Belfast, 4th !Jay. The Vine, Aiken, of Irvine, laden widi slates, is on a rock in Strangford Lougth, 1t Hull, 3th hMay. Tbe-Fame, Clark, from London to Inverness, has been towed into the HIlumber, with loss of masts, &c. by the Isa- bella of Scarbro'. Hlarwicb,-7th May. The Wcare Packet, Mlajor, from ?? to Lon- don, was lost osi the Shipwa ih Stnd this ...