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... TRINIDAD PAPERIS. These papers, whichl have been fcceivcd to the 21 of -July, contain the fullowiilg letter of instructions from Earl BaldiursE to Colonel Yontn, who is gone out to the colony of Demerara, as the Protector and. Guardian of SLves Downing Street, 12th April 1326. SrTt-P evinusly to your taking prusessiau of 'ne very anduous and important situation to which you have been ap- ...

... THUNDCE STORM AT SCARBRO This town was visited by a tremendous storm of thunder and lightning on Sunday nlght. The storm COtfllMenced about nine o'clock, when the clouds in all directions, notwithstanding the light of the moon, emitted continued and extensive flashes of lightning, the effect of which upon the sea was grand beyond de- scriPtion. Indeed, the whole of the town and har- bour, at ...

... NAVVAL INTELLIGENCE. Portsmouth, August12 21 Yesterdav, arrived his Majesty's brig ofwar the Ringdove, Captain Edwin L. Rich, from the Leeward Islands, Jamai- I ca, and New York. She sailed from Port Royal on the 11th of June, with Alexander Cockburn, Esq. his Majesty's 1 Minister to the Republic of Colombia, who landed at New York on the 2d July, for the benefit of his health. The Mi- nister ...

... .. MISCELLANY, : ORIGINAL AND SELECT. It ardes 1h-My q46i ar dled lwithoutanov winl, enalpplication lins *'Itin made At DOctard' 66llsifts fmradmnintstratimi liy a nepimew amid Ohe of hmis sext m61`11is'litidier time mum of X700,ltl. The duty on time IldmuistrniIM, will be £f3,n5ii, ande the fluty of three per cent. ?? ljielftiewc in distributioni will lie abont R21,liiil, no that time wimote ...

... MISCELLAN Y, O1?IGINVAL AND SELECT. ?O AlverTterntUs Ctscr.'MSTA. VIk,--A shiort time since, a mlddlh-age 'd woman, apparently of thle Vortehiro, breed, Openoed tire house dief R it maiden lady at Stayley Briiige, ablouit It~r 'lc ?? sith Olid ,wvalking forward, helpedt lsr mifes errcemonic, to a seal, atid begged to be allowed to'iermlih, vilrlle site got ' a bit o'bacIiac.' Tubs cPe- ...

... t i - = 1poftorrilps# RIOAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Y-WIr night's Gazette contains an Order 5 in Coun'ril, which declares that the conditions cn which Arnerican vessels had been perwitted to import into any ofonr colonies, the prodnre faf Amrerica, and to eaport their goods to any partof the wrirld, not having been in all respecte filletid by the '6rceniment of the United States, the privileges ...

... Iauili 1 r0tapU iOft$. ?? iJtoile, d/tfee .%'irfttdatt.)/9 ! (.oXsTANCTINOLl¾ JU'Lt 3. seK t ' ills c'r trin t'hlt the Janisstaries have ' B' betti uttrpriscd by the energetic and sanguignary t em'res of the Suitab. .No or Snever, is the JL lno oi this Prince and his able ('ounsellors, t ~,ets Secul ?? the opituion that he will sac- a ~derlni't a great army onl the European system. ?? by,10d ...

... rnDolioiX, WlEDNESDAY, At'6UST 2, IV-). Tqe VI;tr- Pl'actls of Mpn!ffldy ?? cibnat e of .4iinkster.i in 1'ortilglI. Tl he ?? of' the di ilce U tjoyrr~ni~tit are enlel tp0 be ri', I distinlguished for r ?? n 'riersrthr ntd at rachnti to rho Wd their rl!pderati mr fitt ilu'ill cn't to the 1,O)rescrttiie tl csIstnt; ;nui to have been srlitett untder tile uiflcence rr ot' Sir C. 1' i I;t anti thr ...

... .11 ? ., ?? ?? .. .- I 0 I?ooto- I ,p !Dj-.PIO 'IWO 5--aturbap, ?? L , ,- . I I ?? tihresli ti.i 111 Cc ill(s Castano5 and Apdiaca i T i s ie bmy . olclerS vf tie (Council of Stlte, 1 ?? h:;ve shOW II aany lplleratlil)ol in tie delibe- r r:nifl] on tb? evellta in 1isbon. ( ouncillos l ~iwih eral Ef rro LaVt llr~pii~d the ii;]t'ileiit I- tegaseert tit tle I: 0t Mp:tiU requtrea th e turt ?? ]t ...

... NECWOASTrL4E-UPON-TYNrSE, JULY~ 29. Joh~n .1omblrotugh, a respectable master shoemaker, and Autksn17y Butessrs, an attorney at low, were given in charge upon an indictment for forgery. Both prisoners had the appearance of groat respectability, and were defended by Mr. John W;lilliams and Mlr. Alderson. The indictment (which, as is usual in cases of forgery, varied in elhe respective counts the ...

... TLo the E'ditor of the Ox~ford Jou~rnal. ON PAYINGi LABOtYtltES FRlOM T'HE P0011 RArTES. Sin,-As the pernicious custom of paying Labourers from theI Poor Rates ought to be constantly brought forward to the con. sideration of persons in general, I hope you will assign part of a column to the following observations, taken from a recent pub.: lication, distinguished by its attachment to ...