... GRAND AMATEUR ROWING MATCH FOR ONE I THOUSAND SOVEREIGNS. The great amateur match which was made Iy Mr. Osbasdes- ton, the celebrated abst, on the part of the London amitetarg belonging to the Arrow Club, an Colonel Standon o01 tat of the Guards amateurs, for 5001. aside, to row with the tl;e, from Vaulthall-bridge, through the centre arch of Kew-ridgEt, tcek place on Saturday afternoon. The ...

... ERENCH PAPERS. [FROM THE XESSAGER DES CHAMBRES OF WEDNESDAY.] VIENNA, JUNE 28.-Baron de Busibnrg,Aide-de-Campof Ge- neral Diebitscb, has brought to this capital a detailed account of the battle of Kulstocha, on the Ilth June, and of the eventa which succeeded it. This Officrr left the head-quarters at Ma- darra on the 14th of June. Since his arrival a report has been qpgead here, that after ...

... THE I1ARVEST-CROPS, &c. Kiimourg have been circulated in Lon40oa during the last week, with an activity only to be rqualled by the most in- terested motives, declaring, that front the best ilnformatlon it was proved that the prospect of a good harvest had entirely disappeareg; and that fromx tlb defective produce of the eorn crops, the countty would shortly be in A state of starv.tlon ! We are ...

... I The following are extracts from the German Papers received yesterday FROM THE DANUBE, JUNE 18-The Alfgemeine Zedung lately published at article, which, if the statements it contains were well founded, would be fully calculated to excite apprebin- aiuns respectitg tbe contiouvatce of the good understanding be- tween the great Christian Powers. This article states, under the heed of Leghorn, ...

... We have been furnished with %be fellowing authentic particu- lars of a late diabolical attempt to maurder a young man, at Clare, in Suffolk -Mr. Bridge, a respectable draper, having enter- tained suspicions that he had been robbed by his journeyman, discharged him. Mr. B. had two apprentices, named Viall and Green, the former about sixteen years of age, tlhe son of tbe late Mr. Viall, a ...

... CORK ELECTIO)N.-PROYTEST TO SAMUEL PERRY, JIM., AND JA.NwS S. CUMMIINS, X5QRS., SHERIFFS OP THE CtrY OF CORK. Geatlemen-Tlake notice, that J. Richard flot, conducting agent for Sir Augustus Warren, Birt., one of the candidates at iie election now holding to return a Member to the House of Commons nf the United Kingdom, in the room of Sir Nichols, Conway Coliburst, Barh, deceased, hereby ...

... BXEIsTION IGl4IN$ST MXICO. Intelligence arrived yesterday by the Mail from Ilavantna, I fully confirming the reports of the intended espedition from tins Havannat Against Mexico ; and we are enabled to give the Tot Proclamation which bat loeen issued by the Gavernor of Cuba, dig and which Is intended to pave the way for the expediihlflari tht tr~oops. the tht appeasr from the letter of aD ...

... PORTSMOUTH, JULY II. On Tuesday last, arrived tbe Lord Wellington transpt' from Rio de Janeiro, from which she sailed on the 5th of 51 Tbis ship was comsmissioned by Captain Sir J. 6ordon SiDCra Bert., pursuant to orders, to bring hbm ethe rfficers and crew thaelte frigate Doris, whose very defective stare woul3 to rendered extremely hazardous a voy Age in her round Ca Horn. A considerable ...

... PARLIAMltNTdRy REFORM. A MIetilt of a S5clty whbich calls Itelf The Friends of Radical Reform, took place in the Theatre of the Mechanics' Institution ?? night, on which Occasion Mr. Hant was in the Chair. Mr. Cobbett likewise attended, and on their entry both were loudly spplauifed. The CHAIRMAN Informed the Meeting, that in consequence of the alteration which had taken plics with respect ...

... A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF PELHAM. This novel we have perused with delight. It is not a mere string of accidents, calamities, dangers and escapes, or a sicken- ing exhibition of superhuman trash, to the production of which neither reading nor reasoning could be necessary, or knowledge of the present or of the past. Devereux is a happily conceived and admirably told story,—it is rich in ...

... I E7:. DEo RCY, SULY 8. I s , I ?? Russia,,, boast of having followed up their succesmes, but though they have possessed themselves of a part of the Turkish baggage, the General's pious prayer, calling upon the God of battles to enable him to annihilate the army of the Sultan, does not appear to have been granted, as yet. It is however mentioned in the Sunday Times which is not in the ...

... Al illtElllqCllff. 0d Wellington, Brown, from Memel, at Hull; passA a qsunt'ty of floating deals, on the 19th ultimo, about it, IIG ?? of the Horn Reef, marked on the end with red r n, 11G. 2 frm ttt, Bartel S from Memel to this port, which was driven ^ ,e're oth ult., near Blakeney, and threw part of her cargo F beard, has been got off without damage, azdt, it is supposed, r Pmht on her voae ...