... Tbe Christiall insulrgentq are said to be in possessioll Of all the open country, and the Turks have now a force of 8,000 men in anus. Two Turkish ships of war have ar- rived, anid others are expected, in the island. Oil the other hand, many Greek exiles have returned, and have pub- lisdied a proclamation, a translation of whirl, has appeared in the eolumns of some of our contemporaries. A ...

... he LONDON GAZETT'L of i'UESDA ?? Mlay/ 4. LORD! CH.MMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Airlitr, 11. Notice is hereby given that lier Majesty will hold it Levee at St. James's I'aiave, oil ledilesdnv 'tile 112th of May next, at two o'elp'il Notioe is hereby~ givenl, that Iher Majesty INill h101d a1 -1)rnitiing-rooniiat St. Janies's Palaiec, on'FridlaX the 21.st of' Mayv next, to celebrate her Maitsity's ...

... ?? Queenl had ;I dliinnir 1erty oin Friday at. liarkinghlia Paltae rhe ?? her l~oval I ?? thle DucOthess itt Kent, their' ti4relnc 1iriilinres's 1the hirhe' a rd Princess of fer n'rile' Dllrelles of' Sutherriand, Lady Elim eolti Liiveson (lowevr, Lady Amlt~in Maria Daiwson, Err!l of' Liverpool , Selina viscrolirrrtes~ MIiltoni, Baroness Spaet ir, Erl 0131i' M rlojV aii lord Cla rellee pirget. ...

... TIlE CHART T7'1STS.-RETUJIN 1'0 SENSE. EXTRACT OF A LETTER 151RO1 KEINDAL. The followini- letter from Lawrentee O'Colnell to the editor of tc ktitf tndl Mie'rilry is deservine of'attelltioll, ats itlidatinig 1itieqiiivevally a retorti to good sense on the part at siome of the C hartists. Lawrence O'Connell is II leader ot the party here, atid nuiy be ncconited their oracle withl uis: - To Sie ...

... BRtUssELs, MAY !O.-Tlho average price of wheat ahst week wns I8t. 70e., and that of rye 1tf. 8-2e. per liectolitre. Arcording to the second section of the filth article ofthe provisionol retlatiotiuas for tile execution of articlc ha oft' di treaty oftuliel thiof April, ltS39, relative to ptlotaire, tier- cliitt ships with a less dlcaighit ttanm I; decianters arc 1101, coliged to take a pilot ...

... TFIE COR.N-LA IV MOVEMENT. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE ME5TROPOLIS. MFN or LoNDoN-I hiave received from one of your- selves the following letter: The Secretary of the Metropolitan Anti-Corn-law Association. Sir-Prey let us have nt once fifty petitions for Londo and suburbs. The hundreds who vish to affix their sigua- tures know not wnhat to do, and feel nshitnted to seem in- active, I live il ...

... ,10A L AG G'?JUIIUJUiAL IMPRlOI'B- MEN 7' SOCIETY OF IRELAND. A. -very numerous mneeting of' noblemen anid gentlemnen c11o -iected with I reland wais field yesterday at the Thatched 11'juse Tavern, to eoiisidec the best iue ans to be adopted for piromoling and exteniding thle views Of' a society recta'tly '1stahl osled with a viewv to tiet, im1provement ot' agriculture ill thle sister coumtry. ...

... LETTER 710 SIR I? 0 )R I' PEEL. No. 1. By means of the Corn-laws you grasp at, and, fir aught I know, You may succeed in hokling the helmr of State ! Looking at your speech of 1839 On this mighty question, I cart comprehend the great C(han- cellor's lictun, Behold, my son, with how little wisdom the world is governed! Capacities whbiel might grate a special pleader at the Old Bailev, arc to ...

... TO THIE PEOPLE OF ENGLA4VND LETTER 1. The tfime is come for the chulrch of England to be re- formed; and it must I)e relormed by yourselves. The time is comc to purgc it of tile leaven of priesteraitt, and super- stition, and spiritual tyranny, whsich is still working in it. And it ?? he yout who mjust (do tile work; it munist be you whlo must at this tilmle coxiplete Ihlie Reorimation whiil ...

... 'TO T'iE TPE-P'JOTALLEltS 01F GBA' BRITAIN AND IRELAND, 'ilS' M:Aita F -is il 11w aboilt ?? i1ioiitlh ?? I took your pledw'' I have slime nI 1 t liso workevd hard~er thiii evecr I JII before, and nnl'g ii a _,reater a1 iiolinit Of, ?? than1 most inch tin iisi aid 1111 has ir's Sck'kucss- I hive, 11050'r illi'.cf '1 siia'~le a ppoi iii- monpt, anld I hoe bceii iii betth h iieqltli sine'. I ...

... On Monday the anniversary meeting of the London Lite- rary Associatiou of the Friends of Poland was held at their chambers, in Duke-street, St. James's. The chair was taken at two o'clock by Lord DUDiLY CourTS STVART, who said that, in con- sequence of the absence of the hononrable secretary, Mr. M'Donndll; -who was detained in Ireland by illness, it was his first duty to read the report of ...

... , I I ? ? 11 could, C, m - 'T ?? The Queen anii I'viite.Albort ;II'!lh QlkLcoi Dowager leattended divine, tie-6eveirhi-nonp in tbe Chap *r Royil, St. Jam ' i's, roo wfs p rmthi'll ,by thle :s Honouraoble and lisec.: . ' ?? I Act..'v Baptrha0, verse 4.5. The ptnyL t., wet i ~ 'lt~ r ~rim ~ h esn ythe lb Dr St'r. ajid i ti alfr service was read by the [IiL, N' ,esw tff- Rciflu ?? d P-'l-'iinan ...