... Rolljnt WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1831. The Lieutenant General in Chief of the Polish army has addressed an affecting proclamation to the Iithuanians. The Poles express themselves in this documnt determined to persevere to the last in the contest in which they are engaged. The Gazette, which sailed from Bahia on the 19th of April, brings advicee that some further distur. Itances bad taken place, and ...

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... PRISON DISCIPIANr SOCIETY. 'Cesterdoy this society held a meeting ait Exeter-hall, for the - purponse or receiving a report from the commeittee, and for the transaction of the usual annual business of societies of this na- I lure. Mr. Fowell Buxton in the chair. - The report was read. Under the head of secondary punish-I ments it found fault Nvith transportation, andi reconilltentled Iin its ...

... l J01,JUN11. FRIDAY, JUNE. 24, 1851. es w a at Thle Pittis and Brussels Papers of WVcdtsesday of 10 arrived last niglh. The former contain severalniotices blc respecting Poland, all of which concur in representing ev( the insurrection as still spreading mnore widely, and Jtu L with increased succesi, in the districts of i~thoariai, mc le and the north of the kingdotn. In the province of Au. ...

... Ulo1lmoal. FRIDAY, JuNF 3, 1831. Paris Papers of TuVsday morning, ad theri Jifessage2 de Ch ambres dated Wetdnesday are received, a as well as Flemish and Datch Papers of the same date. Ei The latter notice an important debate in the Bldgtc c, Congress which commenced on Monday andi was con- El cluded on Tuesday. The question under the conside. ci ration of the Congress was to determine the ...

... ROtxiAL. NAVY SCHOOL. o r o ?? ~~ ~ Il etlgo nvl fiers, was held onl Tuesday, Iat twelve o'clock, at the Thatchedhlouse Tavern, St. that IJames's-street, tor the purpose of taking into considers. f I~c tion thle best mode of carrying into execution tihe plan ward forterectiuig a Royal Njavy School. for the education 1iffl of the sons of naval and- marine officers. Amon the duty oflicers ...

... 1SLE 01F V'IGH'T. A L I A public meeting of the ltnd owners and occupiers ni rit the Isle of Wight tonic pirce at the Green Dragon Hotel,' at h Newport, on% Wednesday last, to tale into considleritionr the h 11- cusrs of the increase ri pauperism in that Island, and to suggest w Lde best means of remedying the evil. wn AaBRsAtHA CLAiRts, Escq. wisi called to the chair, wheahe read the ...

... ==Z FRO TUSSDArS LOJ 9 ON.GAZE TE. W-HraTFtsr, JUNS 16. H *ing baa been pleased to direct letters pa. U vtclt robe~assed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Grcat Bntain end Ireland, unto the Right lion. Nathaniel ?? of Leitritm, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten,tby the name, stile, and title of Baron Clements, of Sileasceeean, in the ...

... MONDAY, JINE 13. 1831. The French Papers of yesterday state that the r King was at Verdun on the 9th., where be was receivedA. in the most enthusiastic wanner by his subjects, and Jil presented new stanaards to the divisions of the armny of nei the line. The intelligence from Polsnld is, on the hel whole, satisfactory. The headtquarters of the Russians Co were on the Ist inst. nt Ostrolenka, ...

... MONDAi, MAY 30, 1831. - iz Txe contentsof the Paris Papers of Satutday 1, exhibit the anxiety felt in France tor the results of the new elections, in which, although a warm struggle is 0 likely to follow, the Ministry calculate UpOD a decided majority. It appears that in many districts the num- - ber of Electors, by the late arrangements, will be doubled. It is now asserted that the Austriaus ...

... coutfobaplo& 13950 I FiAll TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. l y T th T the CuUTt at St. Jarnen's May 27.-TAle th King, as Sovereign of the Most Noble Order of the Ot ClGarer, has beett rasricously pleased, by letters patent ,.4XL under his Rloral s9 gs manual ald the great seal of the a Order, beirliag date this day, to dispense with all the Ol statutes and regulatinns usually obsei ed in tegard to ...

... F'RlDAY', JUNEl 17, 1831. The FrenchI -Journals of Vsednesalts, anti those I dated yesterday. arrived by express this morning. Paris c sopears to have been the scene ot a commotion ont *Jteesday night, and Wednesday, rather of a serious characterr which itreqniretl large force of nmilitary ant police to appensc. The origin of the ditturbatice is f stated to have been obscure and insignificaist ...