... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, May 20. The Duke of WEL.sLNGToN, on presenting' a petition fromw Newcastle, complaing of the Dutch embargo, said he would have entered into remarks upon the subject, but that he understood that circulnstances were not un- likely to justify the removal of the ?? GREY said that when the proper time arrived he should be able to justify the conduct of the Go- vernment. He ...

... FRENCH pAPARS. [FROM GALIGNANI'l HE2BRNGOB O TUESDAY.] The Temps gives the following as a rumour :- It is now said that the ma, rlage of the Duchess of Berry with Count Lucchesi Paull took place at Massa, In the Chepel of the Spanish Consulate, three days previous to her departure for Marseilles. The same paper announces that he Viscount de Chateaubriand is going to Prague. He io said to ...

... SP42N RIIVER SETTLEMENT. PEn'Trl (WEtSTRIIN AUSTRALIA), JAN 31, l833-The people of IEngland teeli to be Iin gre-it !guerruueb respect nZ this colony. ahrrl I have no dolltht that, it hats at urn in a great degree fromn ma- 1Icior An id I lterr-it,iij rpopr s. l-oriev'r, the tfutfh Is beginning to f~id its wi'ly, ind I: w-.ill te a matter tf cunrrIderattou with 'ha Bi it C e irci 'e;ic~iiy ar ...

... OPORTO, APiAii 23, 1833; The constant manner in which your much-read Paper advo- cates our cause emboldeDs me to trouble you with a line on passing events, of so glorious an enterprise in its effects, as it has been unfortunate in its unexpected prolongation by stub- bornness and unskilful direction. Vice-Admiral Sartorius, who, in the early part of the present month, was determined to abandon ...

... PRANVCB. TUE AFFAIRS OF THE EARr- STATE OF PUBLIC OPINION IN FRANCE-TUB COUNTESS OF PALLI, AND HER SHAM HUSBAND. - TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Parts, May 14, 1833 SIR-THE AFFAIRS OF THE EAST, or, in other words, the ruin of the Ottoman Empire, and the extension and estab- lishmeant of a new and powerful State, under the domination of Mehemed Ali, the Viceroy of Egypt, present TWO ...

... FALMOUTHI, ArRIL 2B.-Arrived the Swallow packet, from Ply- mouth, also his Majesty's cutter Sparrow, from Lisbon and Opor- to, eight days from the latter place. Sartorius w as cruising off Oporto and anxious to meet Miguel's squadron, which, however, was not ready for sea. Nothing of consequence had occurred at Oporto; a fort bad been taken from Miguel, which commands the city. Sartorius'r ...

... DiANCE. THE REAL STATE OF THE CASE-OR THE POWTION OF THE MONARCHY, AND THE REPUBLIC IN FRANCE, AT THE CLOSE OF THE SESSION OF 1832, AND AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE SESSION OF 1833. No. I. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Paris, April 27, 1833. SIR-It is best to speak out ! In Dine cases out of ten, nothing is gained in politics, but much is lost, by concealment ! If a merchant be ...

... 788 DIVISION ONTHEl ARMY BqTlA TBS ON THB 3 d .4Y. This division does not appear to have been clearly under- tood. The vote for 3,168,2171. was for the effective strength of the standing army of Infantry and Cavalry, consisting of 89,419 men and officers for this year. Mr. Hume objected to that number, as well as to the charge for them. He stated that the numbers of the Life Guards and of the ...

... REPLY OF DON CARLOS TO THE KING'S INVITATION TO SWEAR ALLL- GIANCE TO HIG DAUGHTER AT THr APPROACHING CORTES. MY WELL BELOVED BROTHER, &c.-Thls mornisg, at ten o c k, my secretary Pbszaola, came to me to say that your Minister at this Court, Cordova, had requested to know when it would be convenient to me to receive a communication of a Royn I order. He was answered that twelve would be a ...

... IIs MXUBSTF'S UrVS. EPRO1 THE COURT CIRCULAIIJ Their Mijestles arrived in town coon after one o'clock yesterday afternoon, from the Palace at Windsor. At two o'clock the King held an Investiture of the Most HODOUr- able Military Order of the Bath, at which Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Hussey Hussey was Introduced by Sir WilliamA Woods, Secietery of the Order, when his Majesty was graciously ...

... -Ahl'6INde (iF 1'THE INIHAniiANT HO USE- HOLDERS OF W'ESTMINSTER, Sc. FOR THE RE. PEAL OF THE HOUI AND IFINDOW74XES. In consequence of the majority Is favour of his Majesty's Mi- nisters on Tueday night last, on the subject of the House and Window Taxer, one of the largest meetings which bas ever per- haps taken place In the city of Westminster was held last night at the Crown and Anchor ...

... PORTSMOUTH, MSAY 11. By advlces from New OrleaLo ,r the 22d of March, we get very lateinteliigerce fom Mexico. Pedraza was firmly seated in thb yresident's Chair, and trade and tranquillity were fast returninr to that hitherto distracted country. Money was getting In abund- &ace. and the condUctors, or convoys of specie, from the mines *o )(exlco, and from Mexico to the coast, were daily and ...