... ?? olercurV. EDINBURGH. S 12TURDAY-AUGUST 2. The intention of France to send a body of troops to the diorca is no longer a matter of doubt. According to the French papers, the expedition will consist of eighteen hat. talions of infantry, a regiment of chasseurs, and a detach- mfnt of artillery, all under the command of Lieutenant- General Mlaison. The troops are to assemble at Toulon by the ...

... e .acoia a~ r- EDINBURGH. Ii THlUTRSDAY.AUGUSST 14. t( IXIRAYSCIM PACHA: F IENCHi EXPEDITION: PRESENT P POSttuE OrS Ar}AVI'S. TDixpatchcs received fronm Sir Frederick Adam announce the important fact that Ibraihim Paeha has signified his wil- lingoess to evacuate the Al orea, upon buing furniseed with n the means of removing his army to Alexandria; and it is said that transports have, in ...

... ppj'',jTE CORIES'OND)VX-VCE. Lotndon~i. Ati~cit 220 Was A~ letterfrnm Coinstantinopile, deated the 211 Ii Jui5-. and anttd _;_ltcis niorri n p. states tlsat tiie Sultan. wit t s~till ret- that ~ 'nesdIt I' fie midlst of tfi -, ntoct. critical cicr- 'lot hdioucted lbt'aleie Pacltie be' no mneans; to 0,_i fite ?? th .1eora. but to pi-wract ttcgtctalins. under Ct'Jii. ?? to do so, in oiydtr to ...

... LEITER DOdk COMMIlSSION. rdi llarv mn-m, -, - - M A ce The OrdinaryUSLYIISSIO d POv~t ?? in thle e'hair. .A fter te milnutes of thle lust Oidinary and special meet- togshad been read, Th or rovost, in reforence to thle hill for suspending I d the improvemnt of the haorbour, whrich had been broug~ht Je to Prliameit, and afterwards withdraw'n, beggmell to l tile attention of the Commission~ ...

... P1 RTU G A L. Orens', Jnly 24. This town is completely crowded with perstins that have songht refuge froin Portugal ; con si ting, of' inerchantIs, Coclimbra students (volioters), and soldiers, all of whom experience the greatest want of comfort. ani arc very ill treated. They are _7ot allowed to go to any sea purt, but have the choice of being sent to lcga, or returning to Cihaves. About two ...

... Portsmouth, Aug. 16. The Volage 'rigate was lying at Callao on the 30th of March last, when the earthquake, whicb is described to have taken place at seven in the morning, occurred. The sensa- tion produced from its effect, on board, resembled that of a ship's beating on a sand-bank; the sea, which was before calm, suddenly bubbled and boiled all around, and became very turbid with mud and ...

... NOlRTIIEP.N' YACHIT CLtJB -n; Oa THIE CrYDE. Fill sern' time past, in anticipiationi of the third anua meweting of theI( Nort ?? en, Yacht ClR b, thlo lovers~ of aquat.c sports hoive li'ven ?? for filie occasioni. while ithe noust vs xpvr~ 'ii TciiId bidvns Rn ve beeti 1kept in 0r1 thu ii uist~lul III'li iil consinic'itiii thesie 1ligiit atid airv skifi`'' which %\ere itistiitld to ligiine` ...

... P1? 1J1 fE Col 0111?SPOATDI:VCL'. Toindoni, Au gust Q5. Thi, davL s arrivals fromii the Continent have brought ac- Counits frinm ( Cosiantinoelpe to the 31st ultinio, bhcides the colicii-cirel. letters die hy tie Turl-cy ittil, of the 26th from the capital, atld ltli from Snmyrna. The former con- friri the important intelligence that ttic passage of the ?? Seat had hbeen doclared fiee by the ...

... -IIE 1UjSCS1AN C.AMIAIGN. T it. Jourtorl 12t Cpanicrcl.) Ia 1CVsof, -,II likrotjr' are tunic I towards Seburni la, where hei great I~l cltivect)i Russia and thle ( )ttoll111 II rOte iS to IW ( Ili i~l. 10 (-l~ f h o poror Nt eli ol .~is ?? 1;~h 0i ?lthis im0portanit posi- tcr 1001, 0 loch do: 'fur~~~s lly re''ird as. dice hluiwoik of wl callnp 1 g 11plp 00tvhi tdll IIPIlfl the peace oifiii v ...

... AGRICULTURAL REPORITS. EUNGLANDi. As to the state of tile IVeath er and the crops, presionsis' to th ate dest roktire ittL rxijeane11S, it had paria e o thatva I e r ofatle hrcte wuic has distinguished the spring altI sozni_ flercf h orre nt year. though nou to auIV ese or ho dtflii 3 extreme. H-ope lia, still left of SOmewhat'lhes-ohil te ta averge f cops lut, Oh i for the vani tV of ho ta ...

... SHOfl0'E DUES OF LEITH, To iTrM EDlITOR OF TZEnt CAt.FDO\,., Permit M~e, tlhrotgh the medliumcl * 2 call the ?? or t imse conlcernc - 15 meetin ti ItOil '1t't t WtI, (1 ii esdsvitt I jr in now Standts ac undto V t tei~1 D Certa in ly' a Mo re cx tratrd nary.. eet i tt , stanr', itever totik ?? in ?? btr, o passin over tile eon ductI ft he initli ita called it. and ttheir still imre ~ ttlti5 - ...

... PoOR1UGUESE STATE PAPER. t2rotest nf the Plenipotcntiaries of his Majesty tile Empc- ror of l3rnzils igaiiist the Utstit'ation whiclh haq recently been niade of his aon dald Kitsgdlom of citPortu1gl. I'hen wc addressed our solemn protest to the Portu- gnese nation, on the 24th of list May- Ist. Against all violation of the hereditary rights of his ?TIajestv, aind those of hlis august daughter; ...