... nri EgjC^qdi, SATuDiAY SIORtt5oNOm',- has notbeenlnich the rtI, bern this vreek. The tendlency ef p-ices has still been tip. tbe hrd, The flrsty rice of Consols an Monday last, ay t3Ac foruthojice ala r antlnnd 8 for Money. On the following day tule Aeeount frice d4at tChCLI -ij ,on WVedlnesday, it feli to S'; dn TIuC~drytroseftOmBI at wrill;i ae~d yes3terday was about 84j all day. This ...

... XDONT, THURSDAY, June 23. >-D-\we have received letters from NLarDw dated June 13. At that time the cap was ' and well provided, and the greitfl Risible enthusiasm pervaded all ranks. ?? Po 11 tania) received at Warsaw, stated letter iurfselst iad joined the corps of General 5tt li; and hliadltaken Slonin, belongingto and that the Grand Duke Con- ttie andi Isis Consort, who were there, had ?? ...

... TUESDAY's POST. -Z? I LoNDON, MONDAY, JUNE 20. .te Paris Papets of Saturday arrived this morniug. The tinly fact Of interest which they contain, viz.-the etoration of prbiu ?? in Paris, Nas anttounced by us on ?? a letter, dated Friday afternoon, which reached us b'y an extraordinary express. We sincerely trust, that the Irmees and cordial co-operatlon displayed by the lotonal Guitard and the ...

... - THE METROPOLITAN, No. 2. -I The s Metropolitan' is a New Monthly Magazine edited by Mr. T. Campbell, formerly the conductor of the New Monthly. -The second number has made its appearance, indi is superior to the first in point of interest and amuse. r'uent. we could indulge ourselves with making extracts illustrative of the superior talent of the Editor and his work, but we must be content ...

... To THE READERS OF THE REGISTER. On the Prospect now before us. | Kensington, 7th June, 1831. My FRIENDS, ONS of two things will take place';, ?? will pass; and go into eomplete effect, or there will, be some- thing very much like anarchy in this kingdom. The former, therefore, I look upon, not only as.desirable, but as certain. This being my opinion,: it is my intention to publish, in the next ...

... TO IMR.O COBETT. SIR, I. . I II I EAYER'W WeeW a constanfr reader of your RWegster Juring the last six years, and acknowledge, with gratitude, the in- struction I have received from your writ- ings. If you think the fallowing worthy of insertion, you will oblige me by giv- ingit a coruer in your Regisir. I am, Sir, with every sentiment h respect anud gratitude, Your humble Serva,nt, JAMMS ...

... A I6GVIASIl I It R-ELECTION. tz.dl- thur'div the ?61ih of M~ay, beion' the day filtel for ellect- ticy in min i- of` 15.rliamen!n fir tbhe cotn ty of' A rgyli IAnnii- im-ioivi boily af the most respectablefrhodt 55tlbd lat !i uerary for that poopose. Oit he, mojton of' r Camnp. hell (iii Strict tar, ?? by M`r Fletcher of Dhi ottos., Mrd C~arlphelfIof Soit ti.hid was innanimotisly. cho-en I'ves ...

... HIAMIBURGH PAFPERS. Hamuourgh, June 3. it v The Prussian State Gazette oftbe second instant contains nor the following . 1 From the Polish Frontier, May 29. ;,up( Accounts.from the theatre ofmar stato-that the Polish the Commander in Chief was attackedu by Marshal Tiebitsoh on of t the 2Gth instant at Ostroleiuka, when a sanguinary battle en- Ob. sued, in which the Russian. army was ...

... COUN IY C 1ARP. On Friday last, three persons, two of whom were disguised in female attires, wearing white gowns and red cloaks, went to the house of Mr. Itobirison, near l)oon Lake, and commenced an in- discriminate attack on his property, breaking all the firming utensils, demolishing the furniture of the dwelling-house, and driving his cattle off the lands. The - Terrys' then seized on the ...

... DLSTRESS IN TtiE WEST OF IRELAND. Monday a Meeting was convened, pursuant to requisitioD, by the Lord Mayor, irk Morrison's Great Room, Iwnso- .s8treet, publin, for the purpose 'of taking into considulrton the wretched state of the peasantry itt the West of Ireland, -and of adopting such resolutions as seemed best calculated to lead to theirelief of those districts.; the Lord Mayor, M. P. took ...

... - .Teothe Ballast Corporation of their Deputation to tondon, appointed to obtain an Act of Parliament for further im- provi ng the Port and Harbour. GTLEaeiMEX,.Agreeably to your instrUctions, we returned to London for the purpose of having the Bill which you have approved of passed through a Committee of the House of Commons, and finally into law. We were accompanied by Mr. Lewis, the Ballast ...

... ? - , I - I - , . . 0 1. ?? 1. car t., jua-no top , ?? A -- - . i, ?? . fsi . ' - ?? S~e.. t I,.- ?? 9,.. -- ELECTItON OFs PR!NC1E LJjPO!4t. , b. - - hr ' Tthe Coutziier'of Mlondiy contains, oexcilniveiys teetas ad ~ ~ ~ ?? l hacsively theO detail he relative to this important event, which are atfobo - The National ,isgres of Bslgibm, on Thurads'i ht, --2 ,r'ejected, b large rnaoriies, Smost ...