... GLRAIAN PAPERS. We received yesterday accounts from Jassy, through the German P1apers, which state that almost at the same time that the Pruttl was crossed near that place by a division of the Rus- Irjan trotips, tbe main body of the arrmy crossed the Lower Pruth and the l),nulte near lteni-the p int of juInction of the two Rivers. It does tint appear that arty opposition whatever was vffered ...

... ISIR WALTERSCOTT'SLETfE[t RESPECTING BURNS, i [Prom the Life of Burns, by Mr. Lockhart, just published In Constable s Miscellany.3 As for Burns, I may truly say, ViP'ilillm vidi loss/aun, I was a lad of 15 in i;86-7, when lie CH10 first to EdIilinburgh, but bad sense and feeiiY enonui to be much interested in his poetry, and would bave giventthe world to know him ; but I had very little ...

... liRLiNCII PAPLR1S. [FRiON T le oAZPETrt DE F iRAtCE, UAIED TflURSDAY, APRIL 8.] A'ARIS, MAY 7.-I' is probable thait while ue are writin.1 %bi3N N .'actlit and MoIlavia are ccci:ned by the Reasian ermies. 'uere is news troin ,)ristautiuriple of the 11th .f April ; tihe ctslzltal was perfectly traistitil. Tbe P1'rte considered tbie H attisclieriff of ttie Diet isufficientliy noticed by thbe ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS Ailoolday, April 28. TEST AND CORPORATION ACTS. The Repeal Bill was read a third time. Upon the second clause I(Containing the declaration)-. Lord HOLLAND moved the omission of the words- I solemnly and sincerely declare, on the true faith of a Christian. His Lordship objected to them generally as needless in the way of security to thle Establishment, and as tending to ...

... NOILP QONSENSR . COBBETT'S EXHIBITION Of te sftupid and insolent Pawpiet LORD GRENYILLE. Now, N Ioble .Lord,' we have thee bn the hip. TO1LORD GRENVILtE. On his Pamphlet, entitled, An 'ssay Vi-on btie SUPPOSED tidvantages of a Sin king--Ftd. Kensinptoa, 29th Aptril, 1]82. LORD GaENVILLI I, Tun principle that ought to be our guide in judging statesmen and legisla-- tors, was, in that ...

... Quandil n'y a plus de foin dans le rAtelier, les anes se battent-FaENCH PROVERB. When the hay is all gone out of the CRIB, the asses begin to kick and bite one another. TO THIE READEA-RS OF THE REGISTER. COm-EDm FarM, Surrey, 27th 3lut, 1828. Now, my friends, let us thank God, that it hath pleased Him to soften the heart- of WMlLIAm HuskissoN, 0 and to induce him, at the end of about thirty- ...

... .LICENSED IVICTUALLERS' ASYL UM, FOR LIFE RNEEPTION M I)ISTRESSED LICENSED VICTUALLERS AND TfilEIIlt NTIVL5 ot IVLDowv. TI'e Ceremtenial and processionl for laying the Foundation- Ils Ofl stone. of the Building to be erected fo lr the Licensed Victualhers' Thle Asylum, in Asyluim-road, Old Kent.riad, took place yesterday, ',their 1 tamidst at great concourse of spectasors. ict T1he brethren ...

... [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED TWiURIDAY, MAY 22.) ST. PETERABURGH, APRIIL 26-For some weeks past people are all in a warlike mood, and the enthusiasm of the military is boundless. The troops which leave this city will go at first only to the environs of Tulezyn; those which have long been cantoned in the South of Russia will open the campaign alone; this resolution was scarcely known when ...

... MINISTERML CHANGOs. [FROM THErCOURIER.1 Mr. Huskisson, as we stated in our fast, bad an audience of his Majesty. yesterday afternoon, and resigned his Seats of office. Sir George Murray, it is said, will he his successor. Lord Paimelrston's successor in the War Office is expected to be Sir Henry Hardinge. Mr. W. Lamb resigns the Chief S~cretarysbip of Ireland- but his resigriation will not ...

... Iroan the LONI)ON GAZETTE oJ Tuesday, May 6.1 ADMIRALTY OFFICE, APRIL 8,18218. His Rloyal Highness the Duke of Clarence has been pleased to appoint John Stevenson, Esq., of Margaret-street, Cavendishi-r sqiuare, to he his Royal Hihnuess's Surgeon Oculist and Aurist Ex.trakordinlary. VA R-O1FFICE, MAY 5, 1828. Royal Regiment of H.-orse Goards-Lieutiveant John Villiers Shelley to be Adjutant, ...

... IH',E MIORJING C(HRONICLEA. LOND ON: IVElDNESD.JY, AIY 28, 1828. With respect to the resignations, we have little farther to add. I: is yet uncertain whether Lord DUDLEY will or will not remain in office; but it is generally supposed that he will resign. Several circumstances favour this supposition, and, among others, that of the impossibility of his continuing in office without thereby ...

... [.'ROM THE GAZE'TIE DF FRANCE, DATE.D MONDAY, MAY 19.] & CORFu, APRIL 15.-The reinforcements brought by the s' squadron of Sacltury have been landed at Dragonmestre. Some is Greek vessels are expected In the port of Prevesa, which are to r- commence in the Gulf of Arta the operations for the invasion 1R of Epirus. A circumstance favourahle to the Greeks has lately u haippened in that country. ...