... DUTCH P'APERS. Tron lAtsuE, MAY28.-In the sitting of the second Chamber of the States General, yesterday, the debate onj the project of law for regulating the public debt was. brought to a conoclusion, Alter their Excellencles the Mi- ulstersof the Interior, of Finance, end of the Colonies bad spoken in support of the measure, and several other meni- bars bad delivered their opinions, the ...

... WI E4-T & --{CA ADA).'' - ItOtAYM. kl. a Lord Suanley's Iesoiution reported.. MAIbi oiade aitdQuestiott proposed,- T Ihet the siaid reoalutlon be now read 'aatwood thime-: -Amendnilet proposed to letvd otht frotitthe word 'Tinatli to the eld of thie Qi0msti, Ifl order to-arldd thto wordi, tkiu rfducingl the Duly on thlt Importation of Casada Wheat And Wllheat Flrur ilto 8fle United Kingdom, ...

... Nor'[ DEVON. ?? lltwzl~il.-(l;5 lii l doe iti))ilys, het 11latterleigli 1,001 r llf NSm-til ?? YLo))liillly C',eohy mjet the twvo ?? evereise ?? ?? H-file; a1 the ilatter (,Inv tIIe) ,1)flv e 'I,1,op was regailodl withi il god substantial diliner ait Northiwa a's U urge I en, Il-athierleighi, given by their captain, oln which l)('as'iOI Io wo'1 presntetd wih at very itnuilsonlie whip the ...

... A lAlnLE.-I)r. Paris has just beein with mrc-pulse languid: he hils prescribed it tonic. He tallked osf thc foily of patients proscribineg fir thcmqelers, ased quoted a fable of Camerarius:--I' Als ass, laden with salt, eras meossing aisLoek0 ; the water diluted the sait, and lighteined thie burthet. He communicated his discoverv to a brother donkey laden with tool. The latter tried the same ...

... LEXPREI2SS FROM PARIS. Tlle fbol viwigppeared in a Seconl Edition of the ivecniny C(ti'oa icjn of yesterd(1y: d O PARIS, MAY :30. S'A IN. lme ]1e1(hts ol tile B(th, prolises a speedL Ull~i conceel tesl outbrcak in tlhe tovns Lof Cnlot ~iit a and Aragoni. Tlhe Clst aecoilnts t'rot these plovillces, hXWowrevei, anr, 0e tiw t Ilwits prel ittred fibr the wvoe ldl4ioe niovenifurt, litit th at it ...

... IMajor CumxiNro Bnucyt hai piublislied a relily to the remarks which nappeared in our colutiini Ilit. Wednesday, pointingout the gross breach of promlise committed by him in opposition to his pledges to bis constituents, given at a county meeting held Ilst Easter in Elgin, by hii vote in favour of Lord STANLnY'S resolutions, admitting Anmericani flouir, vAi Canada, at a nominal duty. The ...

... flTRKEY. -4.- r CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 19. [FRoM OUn OWN CORRISBPONDaI)T.] B (nss ofthe anticipated results of the lPort'ee submission to 1 Rasdla-a result of no public Importance other than It a shows the power assumed by Russia over the Sultan and I couucil-bas taken place. On Monday evening, after Sarira Efiendi had terminated his official duties at the a Foreign-ofifce and had retired to his ...

... S\ T ! l)\ , S1f iiAY S Y ?? ?? It sius 1vs-potted in Va Pisi, Lot Wesllticdid , that tiss, peopsle oft St. Doenoiiigo hlf ititit till oflcir to Fi-reict' of tilt t'rettectorsits it' that retpubiclea ii't islandl. St ?? lots Ilstsii loceivt'j front 1Iadi-id, N% itl tIL I III. p sit' It- Ocu r;ap ?? slc-spelcli, to the 201t in-f'l. ?? Pr1'i'tssh-, I p-,hall r Hi~t'l is, caltiltt t hld il ...

... DIPENIAL 11ARLIAMJENT. IIouslE 01', CW.\tONS.-1OlI-\1Y. Ini reply~ ilo quleslillii fromt Mr. Redinyi/;0//l .1r. Y. 0 Br/ni, awleii ter irisil iooiebrs, lin roforeilcel to mal10 ?? of wer IfM jestl'voltol by the lord Climieeiior of I relaol, i tic,! 10ifject of the rep'uoi of lie 11ion0 aull ol ticit (if tue diremijosa of Derl Ffreeoci ond ir.O'Connelli. St'i I, (Cc/o 01tilt her Majestfs ...

... AlDD-DRESS 9TO LORD MIbkPEi- ,(We yesterday gave a short.-account of the presentationi I :of this address on Tuesd~g,,.-And llowisubjoin the more de- tailed report'jWlioh-we lad~prspjnred~fog pudil cto eater- al a~y,- but W~ra compelled to postpone by the pressure 'of if pilrliiimenteacy and other iiitelligebce'j el MAr. Clairla's Wood, M.P., in presenting the address-~~j sisid' thot-in the ...

... Thbece itO iolomestic intelligence of the slightest mnioutet ;It tie trenclih piapelrs of Satttirilay. Their leading articl1es -i-ft- ptiinciptally to the diseussion lin the Chamtber ot Diepuities, oin the esti'aordlinhiry cteditI INt lthe Norlh A fricant possessionts 'Ihis debate, whioh has,, been Of ii milder nature than in preceding youvrs, ended onl Friday' I-v the (ioverrtncrt'5 diciand ...

... EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS il thc VICE-CHANVCBLLOR'S CO(URT, OXFORD. [PROM THE OXFORD CHRONICLB.1 b An unusual degree of interest was excited il the Vice- 11 Chancellor's Court, onFriday, in, 6onsequence of an action ci for damages, brought against the Re~ius Professor of Divi- nity, by the Rev. It. G. Matcmullen, C.C.C. The court was tl opened at two o'clock, and was thronged by members of the ...