... FROM- TIHE MoV'IOIN (,11Ej T ?? vs AflDnALT.TY oFFIcO, JtyNES 25. 1630. This cay, hi pursu.ance or lid hlajsicts picsrcire, william reore VWfliams -Freeman, B-q. Aimirial of the ited, was promancel lt. the rank of Admniracl if th-e.1'1ort. 'I'he King hr i becn ple~asrd to ?? Sir ittdchh^M flJw- ey iBirkrctib,. Brrt. .C. B. Adinial o the tlh, Lt rli n ty) Rts'val Mainte arce,; ad Sir William ...

... (From the Lfii-ietk Eveining Post of Friday.). The scarcity and conoeeqent high price of pnttatoes felt in every di trict in the Soutb and other parts-of Ireland fills us. with fearful articip4tiors, ot only foe tho nest two eaouths, but aS it may oveotirally bear upon the, next year. In BEis, the marketpricek is li. the stone, andt even at this, the poor and workirg classes would ithis week ...

... HOUSE OF COMMON.S-July 5. *- LAtto tR12S' WAQGES 0sts.a -En the order of the day for the House going Cota tem_ v mittee on the. ilybovres' vages bill being emd, n 2MAr R. GORDON objected to the-bill being procceded sI with at that late period of the session, vl kr ROBINSON objected to the principle of the bill, .eieral clausesof skich were, in his opinion, severe and Utn.- C ciastitiutional. s ...

... NAVAL-NTELLIGEN.CE. 4'FIVITL .re Potismtku Herald of Saturday.) We feel a pleasure In recording the following niiaificetit gift oh the part of his Mlajesty, the-'value of-whiich, though intrttsieally gfetit, iA Dot alittle eehhanoed-ty the-mandanet in slahi it was made. When Williatmthe -FourthmwneLatrr d Htigh Admiral, ,helwao diretes by his ate reverer& Mi- jetty, to present to each of ...

... FRANCS AND ALGIEAS. We tratinlate a few etlects of letters from Algiers to the h lns f .on t I - e i ger des Cbrambres, of Satutdoy, stnnC.I, 'c sa unoil in'V ceresthlg:- *1 'neropreselts a e vcry-tc;bedappearare ;.tlnestneets rt' marroiw alatsiij Nid ihc tooI is boti dlioa.greesble and. lhilaltyiy *r TIn inery ill I tj nfour horlor demnolished jilz battornes ofi le Oele-rnlted Fort of the ...

... IllE AIROY The Ki g has nomanatnll irece nilitia tsltrers as hisaidics- dexamn. one ?? nmiliva or each kingdmt. Raolone Wood or the &Eat idjItd.dti- e'gitsett,' .'ihon'irrieH a sister oF -he lase MdarqttisWoo Londonderry, and b a member for Breconsaiie, hds beea helected for this distioighsbed bonour frbmi he English constitutional forre, but tele names of the oater tsa', front the Irish and ...

... :;a~eionoiau F@ _ EDINBURGH. TH1URSDAY-JULr 22. The specularstion of the Parisian jousnalists of the oppo- sition, relative to tite supposed misunderstanding between I the French and English Goverements, about Algiers, to which we allded in. our lest, have received a Apecies of demi official'refutation, in an article in Gu7ionitis ?? per, which will lbe found in a preceding column. It bears ...

... RiOM THRE LO.NnflN GAIZETTE. 5T JMtF.S PALACE, JaltY 19. - lilrjestv was this day plvised to inert his Royal 1 igotoss the D uke of Sussen ilt tile cnsigns Of thle tost apricot .nd -tost noble 0 dee of t Thitle.Cls Tl' ceremsony was perfuonse it' toie '9g's Clo seve_ Tal otthe great Ofticcis of Stair -aed of the Court being pre- *'After which -U illam Orewar,' Eoq.o had tite honour of _ ...

... EDINBURGHr NEWS CONTINUED. - - - _ .1 i r s . - . .l~iO DuAir-s ON, ivO UliNl NUL). . The Earl of Errel, who ban been appointed.. Mastel of he Horse to her Ai ajesLV, isr hereditary Lord nligh: Con- stable alid Height Alarshal of Scotland, and was united to M1iss Elizbelshl Fitelerence, third daughter of his ilaje- sly, 4th Decenber 1820, at whicl period his Lordship was a minor, having been ...

... |A3T I GENERAL 7ELECTION. : EA:;TLIOT1C-A - -9 . tto I0 roA._..Ao Wre predicted, rhoe youth and ac. tivity Of thle candidates is going to motto the contest is tis! County a sharp see. There can be noe objection to this-it never foils to do goodl IoevxiEttots;AleGcanr's feinendsfeel confident of his we he~ar, talki lold, cad at ttiw.t'5ly o~p lis Opponents, h cedidtee for ntiis county. Mr ...

... THE WEATILER. *The dreadful storm iehich visited this tw n eg--a baurebbad on Frdlay night wa followeti, onf ivllrriiiy, by - one of a still mace violent ?? thoughcll aft nos long a'doration; the feernrer Wo isig fromainen ?? il u- E 'night, and the litter flrom two s'olec 'ti~l lifst ibe, I on each occasion the role literally nIl- in enrsene ash Ie L. lightning and the thooder. which ?? sar ...

... HOUSE OF LORIhS-Junc25. (Coniiarnfffnbin: our foal 1'~rwipaf Cnorepndnoelncr.) prer 'flee ICE CHANCELLR ?? the ulfor- I-li ruitrri be bqd I-Can attlc to collect ,ir itlt ,itibjet 1t, lii'000 - oP' tiered tlrtat wou-ild be both lt'titrs uhI ?? peas. the and pooertlei In Ihoit beaeoettde-oo f, tt. Noble N i lake,; tite Ihe cottidI not a g'roe T, jibth he Noble Intl to lt.tpottorle ,lit aobed to ...