... PRI 4J.TE CORRESPOVD ME2c_. ~ -h b ' LOndon, Aavl g Leiters have been received se-day fromn Madeira, V5h instan;, which are filled with ceomplain adetra toeh I press ie proc~eed lgs and excesses of the liguellt th, piL 2, -nieaS ekttshed4n thie isivad. All people in Ofllr.e frsohi 3 9' ov ter the ery lowest subaltern, seenm to vi 4 eaocs other. forlhe purpose of renderin i tne, , thes ...

... NEW LONDON BRIDG8K COMPENSATIONs. TaRe CORPoATION or LONDON V- Mtt151111 THOMAS AND CHARLES JotieS.-On Wednesday, at Guildball, a Jury was sworn InDthl Mayor'$ Court to ass th* amount of cempenau- tion which should be given to Meats. Thomas and Charles Jones, the saettslve oil and colour mertchnts, for the injury done to their trade by their ejectioS from their extebnive pre. mises, No. 125, ...

... 1t)USKE OF COMINIONS.. wEDNlt.I)AV, M'AY 27.] WooL.-Petitions Wrc preeshtd fromn seven flundreds in sussex, and etetrot the GTroWeltF of Wool in Berkshire, respecting heins prices oft Wool, and preying for protectiop.- irI Pet,/raa wished to know what were the intentions i hit Majisrv's ?? upon that subject.- JN .jsrries vi tdat his Majesty's Government did ,nt roneflipiit any alteration in ...

... THE MIRROR Of, FASHION. [I5Wt TUll cottRT CI&CULAIR- y poke df Ctumbefd vis~ted isis Majesty on Saturday. 1 twrday the Duche~s of Gloucester ad Lord Faruborough Duke of Clarence DUs quite recoered Ifrom the attack of us Saturday the Pnrceu Augusta visited the Adult Orphan 1 .ttoo in the Regent's Park. T , ?? and Duchess of Gloucester gave a numerous grand boaer party OD Saturday, to meet the ...

... fIOUSE (OF COMAIMONS. lON'DAY, JIMAT 2O.| In answer to a question ffnoi Mr. Brougham relative to the iotcntong of Go verrnient respecting slane evidence inour colonies, Sir GCeoCn.41urrq$V said, hethought slave evidence ought to be Vepuived, and hopcei to ?? r Bill for that pfirpuse iiext Session. In some Colonies it' wai adl mit(ed. oo the slave sproducing a testimonial of his comvpetence. ...

... X u.TM i UUIS. v' ' tinAl7___ ?? ?? Si-tgment of tgpoioe ltrtos the Duties -f! , , b~~~ustoms. > - Y Proposed. Present ProtostedVn'i), ISM9§ Duty. uty. Anchovies, thelb. L.o 0 Lo 1 Angelica, thedb. ' ?? 0 ' 00 10, Cassia L gnea, imperted firorn Any Br; 1, i on 4 tich possession, the-lb- t9 0O ' 0; Cinnamonthe.e ?? ' ?? 0 8 .- ?? ' ?? imphrted-ifrom Pany' Britishi s ' possession.t'te Ib. ' . ...

... ?? t ASSEMB1LY ?? to the proceedings of Ijndiecting our readers' I bod, we are deoernmined in our selection -from ,tbi ...

... GERMI PAPERS. On Saturday we received German Papers to the 24th Instant- They give, upon the authority of some Russian Officers, an out- Inea of the propesed plan ot operations for the present campaign s FROM TUE DANUBE, MAY 15.-A letter from Mahadis, of the lit instant, says- Many ansuian officers, whose health has suffered In the lut campaign, come here to enjoy the baeufit of our mineral ...

... *IerBF Ur Z. iLonuGoI1 ..1 . by .s vrI n- looan BIONDAiY, .MAY 25, 1829. 7 The French Papers of Friday Itring an account T of diedeathof th Queen of Spiwho died on the Se 1,,ilf, t er Mjebsty vas a Princess of the bouseof ea .-A . Fc e dinah-Frdnnd, who biss been., p owice ncrielt Will hzavti 9fer opportunity of uniting dz ;b eseell to a Princess wh mnay bring him a heir to his te throne, and ...

... SCoTCH JATL B9ILL. T~he following ist an authentic outline of the Lord Advo. a leate's -speech, on - bringing up the. report of the Cormmittee ci en the scotcht Giaol Bill. It emnbraces- a variety of tdp'ItS of ei groataidpciainret bc we shall take as early eq5. .porsinirv to discus~, havine the~ mn~sfortune to dliffer from r hi- Lordship 'in iegatrl to S-3Tni of the views which are itere ...

... I ¶01n811. WfEDNESDAY, MJAY 27, 1829. Tirmhilnich Paoers So the 23n inqtant contain ,iarioau seatemenps from the seat of war in the East, of pnature very unfavourabW to the Russians. A vessel 'Which arrivetl at Odessa on the 4th brou~ht'a report that Si~ebohlhad been retaken by the L'urks, after many vigorouc attacks; and the }Prussian. Stai GO. ,aeUe, on the authority of' accounts from the ...

... TO THIE EDITOR OF THE CALEDN!AN'MERCURY. | Invidia et fiugili quaerens illidere dentetn, Otlfendet s6lido. Hoa.4cE. j SZT. Permit me, through- the medium of your- intelli. gent- and very useful taper, to offer a few brief remarks, in vin-dication of myself against some insinuations that have recently been made, whether from inadvertence or design, I tending, at any rate, to place my religious ...