... We have received New York papers to the tithutt., brought by the packet ship Toronto. The most important inteligence communicated by this arrival refers to the sur- prise of an American detachment by the Indians in Florida, and also the renewal ol hostilities between the Texians and the Indians. The King and Queen of the Belgians, with the Duchess of Leuchtenburg, are at present on a visit to ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 30. BANKRUPTS.—K. F. H. Mackhenzie. King's Arms Yard, Coleman-street, City, merchant.—J. F. Pattison, Finsbury Cir- cus, City, commission agent and stationer.—J. Fog; and G. A. F. Steen, Manchester, merchants.—^H. and G. M'Minn. Liverpool, woollen drapers, silk mercers, and hosiers.—J. W. J.and T. Morgan, Glasbury, Radnorshire, wool-staplers.-L. Slater, ...

... HATTON-GARDEN.—A Man of Metal.—William King was charged with uttering counterfeit coin.—The case having been proved, the prisoner was asked what he bad to say to tbe charge ? —-Prisoner: 1 be more innocent than a tamb it's all a mis- take, your honour.—Mr. Mould (the clerk:) Why, you're an old offender. To my knowledge, you have been in custody un- der similar circumstances more than a dozen ...

... | i~i~tt 0f tgr' vulilt ouva 110. [BRcITANNlA,3 Pni It is as wholly unnecessary for us to describe,th 6 as it would be wholly impossible to exaggerate, asse athe public disgust at the present crisis. We have, hay, 9in thle course of the same week, Ministers declar- e ing- that they were wholly unable to carry on thle tile IVGovernment, and replaced in thle Government by e '~the mere dictate ...

... DJ.EFllAT OF TIIE W111GS. BIISToI.-IPursuant to tie ordereis'ued from Down- ting-street an attempt was made in Britol on Fridlay to create a bad feeling towards tihe Consotrvative party, by tbe propagation of a series of gross falsehoods r against Sir Robert I'eti. 'lihe cry of the Mornt-isg t Cronile that * the country, from one extremity to the other, is hi miotion, on account of the insult ...

... Coo:ru s5OITDEVNOD- 21l ?? k T. t)ie Emo Flil' rmf the YfOicilu ?? m lms Cu iiirlicl Smm-tDm'eply Conevinced of tilm rnst inpot I C0n to t tib imtiaimil iimtienst of ibain5 O 1 'itiil Siai snbo cei t , nminmicntiomm notashlislmi(l ?? tile nmitpollthii ci- s tins ot l mouton nl)i t)miIifl. I Ilo(-d not say that tilO mmcii i'rmpmmm't at iM1r. Sleheilo in your ln;t paper ws( e,ld bv nil with ...

... By the overland route from India we yesterday re- ceived papers and letters from Bombay to December the 6th, from Dladras to November 27th, and from Calcutta to November 21st. Trie intelligence brought by these communications is of the highest importance. T'he Supreme Govern- ment had declared war, and already taken active mea- sures for the prosecution of hostilities against the Bur- mese ...

... N, wb aitd Bangor, Tuesday, November 19, 1839. the nd ?? ?? nd The reformed House of Commons builds its re- tbe to putation not upon any new bulwarks to freedom ma nd ?? Des raised by its hands, but upon a chivalrous assump- ing tion of authorityI Instead of exercising its legi- ap] on fr erk timnate calling, and seizing upon every opportui- a nd ty of confirming the rights of the people at ...

... IIE HAflVESI'. ( .\rGtti}~irE,,trIEn-i\i itch of thle wheat Iia$ been] Cvirriud foundl thi t ntighboiiihieil in good order, thiliith I h! impaticne otf mntie frmniers i aused thewm Lo St tl heb wihet it ia d6iiij state. Barheys nod litre ilre( ash liuonseid, r(excepilirtiii Ot Fteng, ti here a co ?? Il;ile ?? o1 ?? graib, ?? IyIV Oats, is still abroad, wiil nitust rave slirrhredh tllrtitiahly ...

... agXriculture, Mrtttulture, &c, . . -n Tire WHEsAT Ctiev.-A London agriculturist ape ad says-Fron. many parts of the country we ?? re, ?? ceived an Unusaily large supply at' information rel. istive to the yield ofivwheat, and as thle seso has 3' far adivanced, a pretty accurate estimate car, oe ho cifrformed of its valuea. On all heavy sails it p.. ttfo hat the quantity produced has bean barely ...

... AWFUL EXPLOSION OF 'I'Ills DARTFOUID )'DE'IR AIII.I IS-I VE LIVIl\ES LOST. On Monday eor lli ug, a few isinutesafter ten o'clock an awfrul canlosioti took place ou the above premises, a inch tirex down anrl scattered tile coreing house, tile whiole of tire imil ements ned materials coo tained itierevia, in every directioi, and we regret to add, five Itvlow-creaiures lives jave been sacrificed ...

... ASSASSINATION oL' LOIO ) NORI3URY. , .. _ .AL. UE .A o_.. r 'e knriave to ana ouine a seAtious, perhaps fotal, at- aelipt oil ?? life of Lord Noilbmy, made on 'I'T iesday evening, whiile his lordship swas wvalkilig in his own deiseane, at Dureiw Abbey. lie svss fired ait from a; planitation, ilbs bill entering bclow his left breast, and it is reared, ill cii u a mu wiaal wounsd, An express ...