... I'HEl; LATE IA.RL 01!' DURhAtM. fb- The loss of this able and enlightened statesman and truly honest man, at a time of life when the powers of the mind are in their greatest vigour, and when, according to the course of nature, he had still many years before hins, has spread a general gloom over society. By all who share the liberal opinions which from his first entrance on political life he an ...

... GRAND FETE FOR THE BUNBN, IT OF 771g DISTR EsSH'-.8'1D POLISH JeEFUGBAS A T J E ULJ f i P.-. Yesterday the annual r.ia ia aid of the fundo for the suplport of the Polish exiles took place at the Beulah Spa, netu r thi esprcial patronage of his Royal Highness Prince Alblrt, his Ri)yal Highuess the Duke of Sunsex, the Dachess of Kent, and a long list of distingeighed individuals, in- cluding the ...

... COURT CIRCULdR. The Queena held a Court at Beckinghanl Pslacd yesterday afternoon, for the reception of addressee on the throne. The Yeomen of the Guard were on duty in the Marble [jail, commanded ?? SeyrcourSadler, the exon in waiting, and the Qneehd' Guard of the Foot Gnards at tendet. with their band in front of the Palace. At two o'clock, the general body of Protestant diesentl g rinlaors ...

... 2 URKAY. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 1. LvaOMx OUR OWN CORlRlESPONDENT.] We remain to this moment without further intelligence from the coast of Sysia; but the accounts freom Egypt of last week respecting the expedition about to be sent there by Mchemet Ali are, in some measure, confirmed by subsequent advices. Three frigates, two corvettes, anu two steamers have, it appears, already sailed, and they ...

... The M.%rraess of Normratibry nd Visceunt Melbourne had autwienees of tihe Qa en onn Saturday. r The Mnrquis de S.ldanha, on it special missimo from l'or. tuzal, hnd ran nudience of hii Rywtl Higbnes rluince Albert I on Saturday, to takc leave. The Daka of Sussex viqitea Prince Albert on Satq rday.t Priace Georger of Csacbtigeyviiteol hii Byalt Highineas yeslterday. 8 The royal dinner party at ...

... The LONDON AZETTS of TU Cerrilmstitsoa signed bit the Lord Lieutenant 0jAi ea1, ,, Wilts.-s'' ' Blenry Fitmamnrice Petty, Earl of Sheiburne, oevputy- tel tenant; Tanono Morrison, Esq., to be d itto. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenanlt of the county of Dusa fries. The Viscount of Drumlanrig, to be Deputy.Lieu~tenant; Robert Johnstone Douglas, Esq , to be ditto; William Jardine, REq. to ...

... BREVIATES OF PBIVJJ~ING BILLS, OR IAUTEiS ONv TIM ORDJ4I OF TH.ar DAY. WEDNESDAY, JuLY 22. 1. Affirmation Bill-committee. 2. Marriages Act Amendment Bill-report. 3. Punishment of Death Bill-report. 4. Constabulary Bill-second reading. 5. Drainage of Lands Bill-report. 6. Punishment of Death (Ireland) Bill-second reading. .7. Supply.committee. J. Population Bill-further eonsideration of report. ...

... The LONDON GAZBTI'1' of TUESDA Y, JUIY 28. BUCKIN(LINAM-PALACE, JULY 25. TiIB day had audienco ot her Mujesty, Baron Cotto, envoy txtruordiuary arA eninieter plorsipoteithtary frmu the Kihtf ot Bavaria; Count BlJorvatjerro', envoy extraordinarY and minister pletipotentiary troim the Kitg of' Sweden; Count P1ollon, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary from the King of Sardinia and ...

... EBXRA ORDINARY MATBRIAON1AL AD- VENTURES of' a PRE'TUNDED LORD. On Monday Juet, at the Daeh,on sessilons, Robert Taylor, one of the most impudent impestors that we ever romem- ber to have read of, was tried tbr polygauny. The offender is a mere yosth, between ID and 20 years of age, but his numereus matrimonial adventtrts aud devices to obtain money mark him as a person of singnlar cunning and ...

... GBRMAAN PAPERS. MUNSTER, JULY 13.-His Majesty the King, taking into consideration the state of the health of the Arch- bishop of Cologne, has been graciously pleased to grant his wish to remove from Darfeld to Munster. BERLIN, JULY 12.-We hear that the following ar. rangements have been made, viz,, their Majesties will go on the 15th to Fischbach, in Silesia, and remain there till tha ...

... THB QUEBN ADELAIDE FUND. A meeting of the supporters, and those friendly to the ob- jects of thia inetitutifn, took place on Tuaeday at Willis's- roams, Ring-stroet, St. joames's, upos which occasion his grace the D.ke of RICHMOND prssided. AIioDng those iiresent we observed-the Bishop af London; the Dean of Crrlisle, Mr. Sergeant Adarns, chairmaa of the kfildlesex Sesslous, Colonel Wood, M P. ...

... CvCMISsIOiN OF LUN.ACY UPON ADMIRAL bilt Ruzs j)OsVlLLY, K.G.JB, Yesler iy ?? at eleven o'clock, a commission of lunacy was J ejined at the Gray's-lair Caffee heuoe, helore E. Winloly, C. KI Nltry, and I. J. West, Esqrs., counmissieners of lunacy, ti In- :1eeire Into the state of mild ef Admiral Sir Ross Donelly, ?? of No 80l Harley8ttrset, and If Insane, from what period. The jury, was ...