... From the LONDON GAZET7'E of Friday. HtIE King will hold a Levee at St. James's Palace, T1 on W&ed lesday the o7th inst. and every Wednes- day till further notice. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Sowerby, of Blandiford-strect, upholsterer. William Charles Hjolland, of Brighton, draper. John N1ilde, of St. Alban's, flerts, mnaltster. B. Garde, If1lst- buildings, Lonrdon-wail, pork-butcher. Richard Huniphrys, ...

... g 'AajAux~fi neysapprs and, other o sr conducted will extror-I 5~4'i ~~jse~tisa-t tbesamefr olo of public toach- log. Tndeil m widthout tazlent of a high ordar, nd without a vai~z.det 'i tmlai it *vhl bs.a mere imposaibitity that an varet o taetl shouild sulstain itS existene. Perhalps it English ?? eto show any exception to thc rule, wouild tbc IIrare Cse where B provincial newspaper bas ...

... Danbury Agricultur-i Association. e l -uli Babai`ryv Ag_ ricultural Association for thre distribfl- tzll tion of prizes 'to agricultural labourers and servants, held irsq, their annual meetin at the Red Lion Hiotel, llrnbinry, on ell, Tuesday last~ the Mrquis of Bute in the Chair. [SC Amiongst the company we noticed, the Hont. Colonel re Doyle, Maijor Cartwright, Colonel Miller, thle three ...

... The Venice Ga.~ette of April 17, received this morning, gives further details of a second earthquake in Greece which has had the most deplorable cotlseituences. It alppened on the 1st of April, in the four islands of Hy- dlra, Spezzia, Poros, and Santorino. Tho shocks con- tiued a wVock, and it seems that the central point from whillh they proceeded was the last island, almost the -whole of ...

... To the Editor of the Oxford Journdl. I T 1-- _ _ I.. A A - - l A _1A_.1 _ nol a. SIR,-I have dlways been indisposed to complain Of re- as marks miale rpon sue. by the public press, and am still nt more so to notice anonymous publications ; but I am induced d to solicit your assistaince to entable miie to correct a lfross ht Oitsrepresentatioa of my politicalIcdnduct, on a topic in which the ...

... 9 x?4hii?, SATUi?DAy, JtN? ]7. Mi'. Rloebuckl's motion, for a Comnmittee on the state ot thc nation, has broughlt to lighlt twvo freots whlich thec tenor of ?? CXperienec could ihy no mecans have wvar- ranted us to intel; thle first beinla' that lMr. Roeb~uckc states himnself to be a dlecided opponeiet of the Alinistry; annl the second, that Lord J. Rulssell stanlds (as repro- scnted b~y ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTrINUED. H:OUSE OF LORD1S -FRIDAY. Viscount MainounRNa having mloved that thle H~ouse should resolve itself into Comnmittee on the Irish Corporaltions Bill, Lord L NOHuRsTr, in a speech of some length, moved as an amendment, that suchl comm itment of the Bill be0 deferred until July 3. His Lordship contended that they must do so, to be con- sistent with themselves; for the ...

... ?? TUESDAY' S GAZETTE. Doewning-strcel, Sept. 7.-Mr. XVarrington, his Majesty's Agent and Consul-General at Tripoli, has transmitted to Lord Gleneig, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonial Deparlment, an official note, of which tile fol- lowing is a translation, which has been addressed to Mr. Mrarrington by his Excellency Esseit Alustapha Nedgib: Sir,-During the ...

... WEDNEDAYS AD TURDAY'S POSTS. LO:NDON, JUNE 8. The .4ugrbnuvgs &'e~ette contahis a letter from Athens, of the 9th, affirming that vcry serious- disorders had bsrok~en out along the whiole southern frontier of Grecec mnd to the higher Albania. The authors of these dlis- ordors are the band of robbers with which Greece has been long infusted, and in wh~ich in that country com- prise no ...

... On Tuesday. according to annual custom, the winter speeches were delivered at St. Paul's School by the senior scholars. Dr. Heath. the head-master. and the ussistant-t masters, took their places shortly after one o'clock. The laster of the Mlercers' Company, Str. L. NVason, supported by Air. Justice Parke, Sir Robert Inglis. Dr. Russell, the Rev. Mir. Lonsdale, and a very full attendance of ...

... COMIMERC:IAL l'ANIC lii' THE UNITED STATES. The If ctrc arrived nt Liverp~ool on Friday afternoon, brmginlg Newv York papecrs to thle 4tli instant inclusive. -The p~rivate letters received by thec Jlarirc coatinuc to spealk despondingply of thle state of mloney anti eommercial aff~airs at Ncw Y~ork. 'rwentv-sis houses, severalI of them of the hlighest standing in tho city, had~, in the inl- ...

... LONDO N, MAY 30>. On Saturday the Duchess of Kenlt received and pre-r senlted the followvint Noblemen arnd (lentlesnen to the Princess Victoria, wi~oo wrere charged with congratulatory addresses to her Royal Highness :-The Dukec of B3eau- fort, w~ithl an address from the city of Gloucester;~ thc Earl of Abingdon, from Abinlgdon; Lord Henniker and Major-Gen. Sir Charles Broke Vere, from the ...