... PORTSMO UTH, JUAvE 20. The Isis, Samarang, Weazl, and Racer were at Malta on the 23d of April; the Etna was daily expected from Marseilles; Mr. Gordon, tbe recently appointed Ambassador from England to the Sublime Porte, had gone up to Smyrna in the Revenge, 74, and would proceed thence to Constantinople in the Sama- rang, which ship was fittinz in baste for that purpose. Count Guliieminot, ...

... FRENCH PJPERS. IFROM THE MISSAGER DES CHAMBERS OF TURIDAY.) PARIS, JUNE 22.-A telegraphic dispatch, dated Toulon, yet- terday morning, announces that Marshal Maiotin had just ar- rived en board the Dido. Letters from Tangier of Ist June do not let announce the conclusion of an arrangement between Austria and Morocco. It is thought, however, that the affair will be arranged by the restoration ...

... .AWFUL EFFECTS 0F A .4THUNDER-STORM. About half-past five o'clock in 'he afternoon of Thursday last, Ongar and its vicinity were visited by a dreadfel storm of thun- der, accompanied by ligbtning, from the effects of which, a windmill, the property of Mr. Riyner, situated at Toet-hill, io the parish ol Stamford Rivers, was nearly destroyed, and the miller wias so shockingly mutilated tbat bis ...

... LONDON: MOND4Y, JUNR 22, 1829. We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, and the Gazette de Prance dated Saturday. The Chamber of Peers has come to a different con- clusion from that of the Chamber of Deputies, respecting M. de PEYRONNET. The Journal des Debats attacks with great vehe- mence the Protocol of the Three Powers respecting Greece, as calculated to reduce that ...

... f RELATIONS Of PORT1 GAL AND lN uj -^^I A a ^ - -- -- - . . . . -I The official papers presented by the Earl of A) a it been printed ; they are of great lengtb, and muchb or ecomnmunicate already known. We preset d mut r of d will save our readers a vast deal of trouble. Tle mc psrt j esilts of the correspondence between Mr. Cannin, rsl A Court, and Sir Charles Stuartour Ambassadoram Li, , io ...

... The BasUton Ares mail which arrived yesterday bat brought the most alarming intelligence concerning the progreas of the Civil war, whicb commenced by the deposition of Darrego; the cossequesnue of which seem now likely to be fatal to those who caused his fell aed deatb. The following to a brief summary of the events near Buenos Aytes. The detail are taken from a variety of private letterst- ...

... NOTICES OF MOTIONS, WHICH NOW STAND IN THE ORDER BOOK OF THE H4OUSe OF COMMONS FOR THM NEXT SESSION. 1: Mr. Nicolton Calvert-Bill to prevent Bribery and Cor- ruption in the Borough of East Retford. 2. Mr. Tennyson-Bill to exclude the Boreugh of East Rel- ford from electing Burgessea to serve in Parliameas, and to enable the Town of Birmiegham to return Two Representatives In lieu thereof. 3. ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLEI. LONDON: zaIdAY, JUNE 26, 1829. We received last night the Prusian Slate Gazetle of the 20th June, and Amsterdam Papers to the 24th June. The Prussian State Gaxdie contains lengthened details of naval engagements on a small scale in the Black Sea. The following are extracts- CONsTANTINOPLB, MAY 26-The Turkish beef bha appeared aga*n in the Black Sea, and fell.. in with ...

... PLAN FOR PAVING CHEAP>IDE. I I I II I I i I r i I 0 I F 9 a mI I St. May-aq-la-ltme u D.D F.. W.ItW. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiSt-Arong other things which have attracted my attention, upon my arrival, after a pretty long absence from my country, is an article in Ibe last number of The Edinaburgh ReRew, handed Utilitarian (a word now to ?? and Polittcs- and directed against as ...

... ST4Tg PAPERI. PROTOCOL OF THE CONFERENCE HELD IN LON- DON AT THE OFFICE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, ON THE 22D OF MARCH, 1829. Present, the Plenipotentiatries of Great Britain, France, and Russia. Immediately after their arrival the Plenipoitentalailel of France and England will open with the Government of thes Ottoman wai Porte. and in the name of the three Allied Courts, a negrociation fouinded oni ...

... ILECTION OF SHERIPPS, AND STATE OF r (ITY ACCOUN7S. Iysterday a Common Hall was held for the Election of Sheriffs to serve for thb ensulnl year, and for the appolntmentoy Oiber City Officers. There seemed to be a general expectation kt it was the intention of some Livaryzuen to propose Mr. HsaS for the Office of Sheriff, one of the Gentlemen nominated for that Office having Intimated his ...

... [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATID JUNE 23.] PARIS, JtNx 22.-The dttrian Observer gives the news from Constantinople, which are in substance the same as those which we have taken from the 4ugsburgh Gazette. The n.s, sian vessel token by the Captain Pachb is a frigate of forty-five gups, with a chew of four bundred men, who bare been sent to the Braguo. Though the Porte has published nothing oM ...