... PmlAlT A'E COJIRESPONDPNCp Lond-, 1 Some of the repent letters from Contritaotsopi, ol thle expec~tation of a much more effe~ctual ?? athe ?? than fro.' pro imtis ad vices we had becl eled toc pect. 'rite spathby of tile Trutks it, the first i - the activity nowW IM] To CHd. is CXl)Iii ttid by -Stati lt~ their I' lthat France anid Engi iii were to combie it in a jiw at a by lanid and sea. ...

... (Fronz the Oazete de France, dated JLne 21.) d Constantinople, May 26. y ?? are here in a state of war, but all possible care is taken for the safety of the Franks, antl perfect tranquillity still prevails. By way of example to the discontented Alus- sulmen, a Turk, who had endcavoured to excite the popu-h lahc to revolt against the Sultan, was beheaded a few days t ago. Hussein Pacha and ...

... CORRESPONDERNCE. London, Jui tic. London, June 2. ta 0rrneSat Oporto have produced the most lise- tic The amongthe Portuguese merchants ;thle more to ~ietof whoul. however, for somec time past have fore-. T Igler te turII events 1have talken. So little uncertainty. is It r~eiil~ to Cxtt wvithl regard to the overthrow of the ea tO that theC leaders of the constitutiotral party, th I I I tei P ...

... AjEIlCucN 'lAilIF1. A ?? ?? li, An'er~css tartil losq been receive~d fitt the -N,:it 'l %tl Aincilc-~n Cofivli-1 clto. It i, of'great l~w il Ifteliapt thut 5ron! toi afzi ?? c eIcC oft d)'ept. 18-28, riiit(i~t:shalie I le Nirit- ...

... ?? 0s' - l) NS-L:ne IS_ I ; s ;; filml IV i l()IS havi r -n Ii 11:. (~i I t ec ll> *: N itiY 11 Alii3 ;t N Gi r sain. that ?? thiee sile! -onso 's o!'.-'irimi.iord! Paioorton, ha'! in> ( ?? lNol-ie- !,I i.:d ior ?? ns (if 'i * ?? tot'' thie Near, fhr the pil-pose of I i :114 ohm it2 Ii sot oti icoiini I tr. ' 1 ,thJOf, leavi:om, t-he ?? ainouinf iln :I 12' e 1 - . oi$' -i!C ftl onr', ?? it' ...

... %aIalebonian tflrcur. tI EDINBURGH. k C TIHURSDAY-JUNE 26. v A few copies of the CALrONxIAN NrIMcar Will lie P found on sale, on the days of publication, at the shop of P Sir AMir.LEa, Bookseller, 92, Prince's Street. A The latest intelligence received from Portugal is upon the tl whole favour ble. Almeida has declared for Don Pedro: p four regiments of militia stationed tat Thunsar and Soure ...

... UiOUSE, Oil LORDS-Jllile 20. i ! e T'i ri x1i) .ti t ?? is- .e evi:e ?? ,F F ?? . il. 4''4 ?? . .- ' ?? n'ri ?? r !, r.. ' 1:. j~i i :);l ii't~i ?? ?? :11 S''4 i i4'4' l'4i'i! it 1 f > I l)11' ' i4)lt. 1 ?? tg cor-~02 li h8e;E i:tt^ ltiefr~hq ?? :; reeli 7 I I>!t ' (II l ?? fhatte !'sSi:15 f thrx~nt-lc, Th:cx ss% 1 ti sowolldiec. t etlt 1444 ...

... I Li U .~ENiA. OO OF II J I.AND. . n_ * The Catholicsr: h ee reso olveCd, O. the motion of Mr O'Con- ndil to -oposc the return or Vesrsey Firtgerald for Clare. 'aturday Mr ?? Cnforced this resolution. lie said, it has hwe:) dtcrta:j z; t~ 1±; ny ct a considerable portion oif the a ?? :ifwtn-; irif} sig I ithgerald. There is no pur- c p.,se Vhcz- wezli!hna-.° tO GiCh the Rent can be applied. By ...

... PRI VAT E CORRESPONDEN2CE. London, Ielay SO. The Cabinet Council which met this afternoon has just broken ull, but we arc not enabled to add any further in- formation respecting the newv appointments to that inserted in the evening papers. The report of the dissolution of Par- lianment is, now generally discredited at the west end of the towvn. It appears by the foreign arrivals of to-day, ...

... ?.TCF.NCIG sYSTT M. at ?? ESvcTCURT Moved othat ite replort On thle ?? li- eeittet bill1 be taken inon furthe considerstio II. Mir ?? tile bill to be revininit 1ted, for01 the pir- be Pose oIF having one claulse amended, Iwhich timedl~ tu cast an unjiust reflection onl borough magistrates, o he Tne sugg~estioo IIas not pressed. The arlerldments were ig agreed to, sad the bill was ordered to be ...

... - 1 .- 1 - 1 I .. HOUtSE OF LOtii)s-JtuNcE 4. FLESIHERS OF GLASGOW V. SCOTLAND. JULDGMENT. The Lord Chancellor said this was a case which had bhen heard before their Lordships a few days since, and the object of contest was an a ?? of -.S, which the respeledent, Mrs 8cotlalad, clai n-I Jcrotn the Inoiarpor.ation of lFlesh- ers of G la8sow, of which. her deceased Ktimialid fid been a teineber. ...

... MELANCHIOLY CATASTaOPHE. - r I I _ I _ 1 . ?? -Y -E __ ?? ?? -L Extract of a Letter from a (ent-lemtcln in the ITand of ir Coll, d ted 31st'lay IS iS, to a Gentleman in Glasglow. ' It is with feelings of no or(inary Hature I tale tip my pen to address vou ; and there is cause, as the sqad wili se shew. Onl the 29rh, a boat from ?? sister island 'l'MT, ?? with twenvty six passengcere. set ...