... V-ZEKLY SUFIARY OF FOREIGN HISTORY. I FacTEF El NH ?? we learn that the proposed banquet en of Paris, in commemoration of the taking of the Ofthe cltn . 14th of July, 1789, is postponed to next month; ];5t~leFrench brig Excellent, now at Marseilles, lost two of cte'~ by plague during her recent voyage from Alexandria; hted'mi~rsl ylacsu is to command the expedition against hetos Ayres rce ...

... DEFEAT OF THE MUSCOVITES.-TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE CIRCASSIANS. The following is a condensed narrative of the present pro- gress of the Circassians in their heroic efforts to maintain the independence of their country, and to expel the Russians from the several points of the coast which they so recently held, but which we most fervently hope they will never regain. The subjoined communication ...

... WEST SO RREY.-The Liberals of West Surrey have thought it most prudent not to put their strength to trial on the present vacancy. They ' bide their time, which c mnot be very far distant, and Mr Long will probably present himself as a candidate when the Retbrmers will be induced to risk great sacrifices for a great success. WEST YoasK.-A correspondent informs us that it is now settled that ...

... LONDON, Saturday Morning, July IS, 1640. The Farnham Rectory Bill, which was so warmly debated on Friday night, is the newest and not the least impudent example of Church robbery. The object of the Bill was thus explained by Mr Hume:- ,, It would have the effect of giving nine hundred pounds additional income to the present incumbent beyond the 5001. that he now received, instead of the 9001 ...

... B1RRVJATBS OFs PJ9NJ)!AG BILLS, OR INVTBS OA THE' ORDJJUS OF 7 lMR DAY. MONDAY, JuiY 6. 1. Soap Duties Bill-further consideration of report. 2. Drainage (Ireland) Bill-second reading. 3. Loan SocietiesBili-furtherconsidurittion of report. 4. Vaccination Bill-third reading. 5. County Constabulary Bill-furtherconsideration of report. 6i. Railwnys Bill-further consideration of report. 7. ...

... DRSTRUCTION OF SLA VRY. - -C The following most interesting letter from the Mar. quess of Westminster to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, intended to have been read at the late important anniversary meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Sla- very Society, held in Exeter.hall, on the .24th ult,, but which did nut reach his Royal Highness in time for that purpose, has been forwarded to ...

... The LOND OV (0AZB'TAI'' of TUESDA Y, Junc 30f LORD CUAMBERLAIN'S.OFFICE, JUNE 8. Notice is heroby given, that her Majesty will hold a Levee at St. Jamee's Palaceon Wednesday, the lt ?? next, at two o'clock. IiOl`f3IGN-OFFICE, JUNE 213. T'he Qaeen has been graciously pleased to s pprove Ot' Mr. Walter Lvgan to act, pro temi)ore)r, as Consul In Londoa fur the Rrpmblic or New irnad a, WR1ITEHALL, ...

... FaANiKFonrT.-The first steps of a new monarch are commonly watched with attention; but expectation was probably never more strained than it has been in Germany since the accession of the present King of Prussia to the throne. Hitherto everything promises well for the fa- ture happiness of his subjects. The religious respect shown by the new monarch to the last wishes of his de- ceased parent, ...

... PRIESSNITZ, HYDROSUDOPATHY, AND e ' GRAENFENBERG. Away with ?? is about to de. throne Habneman I Priessnitz and Hydrosadopathy have already their historian. Priessnit2 is a peasant, r the son of .a husbandman In good circumstances. He a received a village education. Some alight wounds, which he cured with cold water, had already attracted his attention, wherr a very. serioas accident, which ...

... LISBON, JUNE 29. m [FRO.XI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] tt An unexpected incident has led to the resignation of L Count Villa Real, and this will probably be followed by w further ministerial changes ere long. A meeting of the mi ministerial deputies takes place to-day, and negotiations tl between the leaders of the Ultra.Chartists and the go. of vornment are said to be going on. The object of the ...

... COOURi' CIRCULAR. The Qaren held an Investiture of the most Hlonourable NWli ary Order of the Bith, yesterday afternoon, at Back' ingham Palace. The Krighits Grand Crosees of tbe Order arrived soon after two V'elock at the Palace, and having been robed In their mantles by Mr. Hunter and Mr. Eie, and wearing their collars, passed inte the Green Drawing-room. Thb3 kfilghta premnt were his Royal ...

... HER? MD JRSTY'S Li VBE. ?? -.0 The following noblemen and gentlemen presented ad- dreencs to the Queen at her Majesty's levee n tWeduesday:- The Erl of Uxbrldge-Of congratulation on her Majesty's pro. videntlal escape, Irom iBangor. Earl of Abiogdon- Of congratrlation, from the council of the borough of Ablngdon. Earl of Boodon-Of congratulation, from the provost, burgesses, common councilmen, ...