... 1I0IJSE OF CO(hUMONS. A It-21.1 ih. Ctzr ril weile J , o ...

... moIIatf'0 antl icu0oap'0 ?? I ssf°'he Gazette e *Frsnce, Mfoy 3. BVCIIARtEST, APRIL 9. W E have no news5 but continue to be inrthegreatestalarm. Things are in the same state at Jassy. It is said that the 1 Austrian Consul9 in the two Principalities eeceived orders, as ticy did in the preceding inva- hltve. ease their funetions as soon as the Russians asln geter, for thevery natural reason that ...

... * HOUSF (OF 1,0? DS. - x - - . I I 5A . _1. ?? -- -- _ 8A ,A+ MONDAY;, M1AY 5.] Aftcr the presentation of nutnetous petitions on the increase of tbe duty on Fo- raign M'ool, ol the motion of the Duke of RIcnzaend, tte order of the day was read, ant tite Noble Duke myoved, That a Select Comtnintte be appointed to iniquire into the pri sent contlitioi of the Wool Trade, ebnd report their ...

... MIoDDIe.Io FRIDAY, MIAY 16,118287- nuap l'I intelligence received from Paris last night Mau w ileighest importance. The, war between Rus- vowte ?? hits actltilly commenced. The Rus- bala ittssps already passed the frontiers. and the Lm. exh *tasn his waiy to)ylace himself at the head of his hI Thecse important facts werc oflicially: stated by l Sil'rescltM jtjste for Foreign Aid~irs to the ...

... jolSlE OF iRD)S, FVN1M;S-l\a RiT, n O] Tltc amettineonts (CnnllonS to the Proinises and Entageinents BntrndttO Lill, and thle Records Variauco Bill earl of M nlmeshury movetd an teof tiC pice, antquantity Df vwheat, by the D 11O0asure, solt in the diffltent marletts ot En. ie~cri? 5rc e tit the inspertol'6 returns, from the 6th ~elry Thcl'be laid betbre tih llouse.' Ordered. &eeal prirate ...

... FhIDAY, MAY 2, 1828. Gerittid and Brussels Papers speak of great preparations on the part of. Turkey, to meet the storm coming from the North. The Pachas are ordered to call forth the military force of their respective pro- vinces. The Governorof Bosnia has issue commands to his subordinate chiefs to assemble 12,000 men, which they have complied with. This force is to proceed to Belgrade. ...

... W iEltrDo1, VEDNESDAY, MAY 7,1IG28. ee St. Petersburgh, Dutch, and Germaiu Papers, of ee a late date, were received last night. All was quiet at x Jassy on the 13th, but the entrance of the Russians was to hourly expected. Their pontoons were in readiness to ,enable them to cross the Prnth. Accounts fiom Con s stantinople state, that since the arrival of Miaulis the b3e ;reeks fad resumetl the ...

... NoMYon. F1OND. Ye MNAY 12, 182. iiv leogthtile die is cast-the EmnperorNicholas i forth his decl3ration of war, and the Russian tht ,, csed the Pritih. But this is not the only, itrt tmportant operation with which the war 3ip¢eted to commcnce- The Russians, it is said, do JI on the, Danube about the saute time into Bulga. (l Id pitsh torward as rapidly as pos:ible, supporting to, rsja army by ...

... Mrb)essbar's & IptrtYraAYo toots I FROMr TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. AR-OFFICE, May 6.] 6th Regt. Draguon G;uareds, Captain .Robert War- rand to be ,dajor. by ptirchase, vie. WVhichcote, who ?? tfoh 'ot jor Adam Gordon Campbell, from the half-pay, to be Ma. jor, vice Thonmas Derenzy Turner, who exchanges. BANKiltUllS. Tritus Lonbotmmrn, Keighh y, .orkshire, rmachineimaker Johnu W~ill (io Bevil, ...

... :nMEZZ5G= - , I ? ; - o I. ? ?? i Kumtopao k out PALA . , I . 1 , :? I ANXIRUPTS.-as. meerzies, Cbarles- street, Maimxbetersosquuv, taileno.Solomon Johnson, E M!aote, waaci ?? fiulvans jun. ailnr; Samuel Cbupman, London ind Quebe, nwrehapts- Siviron, flaoztlhr Var wors inanofactur.- Stephvi1 Pithker, Karsate, ?? thrke, Iarlao- iwogh, Humsi draper.-toa. Jetakinsnn. Manchester, cederer. . ...

... .- -, t POO all WOO. -16w- (FOm 1e AnArb.24ThK O7bvseoer.) Is,r jisst, .l4?Y 7. 1828. >u q'ii(EI( )AY eveneing, wie ieceiie(d the Sat tiews that three bridiles hail been stulldenly Ja ?? across tile ?? This tiiorning, iat cih li.lfpst iive, two sqinabront of Iuinais en. colonel tbrrirandi, their Coniniander, lar. J re dtoirdz5, to intorm hbim of tlte occu- Lin If or Priat by the Russian army, ...

... 4()TISE ,OF CO1lMMDONS. ?? M~sv-l~ NA Szriornu licob- 1ItONhDXy Ai;, v 19'. 1 ii] $ riny Rice brought a ,i. the Report of tbe l :oomnitice upen Irish Edut tion. 1i ihe lion. Aember c.1led. the attention 4f the House q eearestly to tbe' stibjectl, ralready there had been ex- n leaded, prtofesse4ly t'or tire porpvi~.s of ericaciion in S Irelnud, ai Stan exceedtirg two mnillions and a half.- h ...