... TWE BURMESE WAR. k dripatch has been received at the East India House flro tle Governor-General of India in Council, enclosing the , otification of which the following is a copy NOTIFICATION. Fort William, June 30), 1853. In tile proclamation by which the province of Pecu was ?? to the British dominions in the East, the Governor- elleral is Coitail declared that he desired no further con- ?? ...

... AMORNING CHRONICLE F(FICE Friday, Firm a.n. EXPRESS FROMI PARTiS LyEnoM OUR OWN COIURi5PONDENT.] PARIS, TIrttsD&S The Moniteur contains a ?? series of decrees making appointments in the couneils-general, EI,. prefects, &c., but none of them are of any generac interest. The Moniteur announrces that the duty on the im. portatioll of solid bitumen is suppressed. The papers contain no news of the ...

... EAMIGIRA 7ION. The letters from the chief agents of emigration at Toronto, Montreal, and other towns in Upper and Canada, report favourably of tile emigrationa procead L!,ec those quarters, and of the increased demand Wikll ll throughout the country for labourers. AtI Xkt emigration officers have bad innumerable applic ?? (lie farmers for hands to assist in securing the harvet froos ...

... ,JORNII ?? RHRONIGLE OFFICE. Saturday, Fin a.m. up-ESS FRO.M PARIS. rvilom OVR OWN CiRRESPONDFENT.] p PARIS,, FRIDAY. ,le counter-order sent by the Emperor relative , >icy to Dieppe extends only to Saturday ntpro ed that day his Majesty and the Empress ,Vll proceed to that seaport, as orders to that effect ?? bee Scut this evening to the directors of the Fiold, the Minister of State, having ...

... The proceedings at the camp on Saturday par- took more of the character of a grand drill or parade day than of the usual field movements, there being no enemy and no definite plan of at- tack. Many of the evolations of the troops were l well conceived and brilliantly executed, and con. |siderable improvement was visible in the firing of the rear ranks in file firing. The careless and ir- ...

... CONVOCA TION. LOWER HOUSE. Yesterday, about eleven a.m., the following reverend gentlemen assembled in the Jerusalem Chamber :-Aroh- deacons Gunning, Denison, Thorp, Harrison; the Revds. James D. Coleridge, H. Majendie, B. Chandos Polo, G. P. Lowther, H. A. Woodgate, J. H. Randolph, J. B. B. Clarke, John H. Horner, and F. Maesingberd, &c. About half-past eleven o'cloelr, The Rev. Canon ...

... THE CONFLAGRA TION A T DO VPR. The fire which broke out on Sunday evening, briefly noticed'in this journal of yesterday, was far from being en- tirely extinguisbed at seven o'clock yesterday ?? property destroyed by this calamitous event we regret to state has proved far more extensive than was expected. The lose that Messrs. Walker will sustain, it is understood, will approximate to, if not ...

... WHE HARVEST. TnE LANCASHIRE CORN CRoPS.-We have had a succes- sion of fine weather, every way suitable for filling and ripen- ing the grain, from the 2d to the 17th August. The corn orops have made great progress towards maturity, and have also greatly improved in appearance. Many fielde of oats have been out, not only on the light sandy lands to the north of Liverpool and about Nlew Brighton, ...

... ~~iTI~ADE TRA TIES. ?? Th e ertrom ittee appointed to inquire hito the tren. 'a 0e1elet no~ between Great Britain, Spain, and tieA II ~oectig the sieve trdadthe suinas allowed Or Bianto those Gvrmnsfrtheiras sed~ai byscerrecetoabolish that trade ; also, to inquire trees or have beern carried out by the (3o- ht~~ t0fpei 5ai ortugal ; have completed the in. let th wt~r rferred to them, and brave ...

... [FROMr OUR OWN C-)BRESPoNDENT.] SYDNEY, MAY 31. The Legislative Council met on the 10th instant, having been summoned several weeks earlier than usual, in compliance with their own request. The great length to which the session was protracted last year was the immediate cause of the request, interfering very seriously as it did with the pastoral and agricultural pursuits of the country members ...

... RX I N OF THE FLEEr AT' e; ?? pJ THEA D. d her Majesty and Prince Albert, ao. a'spslied by tie Duchess of Kent, Prince Arthur, Co1 t Mx usdorif, and attended by adc o, thle Eon. Mary Seyinour, Colonel Y & ed the Hon. Dudley de Ros, honoured 'B yurle another visit; and in addition to the tbeflee .Pti~ proreeded out to set with a tt Y o thle screw fleet. In paying repeated this part of her navy, ...

... By the overland mail we have received Adelaide papers of the 13th of June. [FROM THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN REGISTER OF JUNE 13.] ADELAIDE, JUNcE 13, 1853.-Our last summary was pub- lished on the 9th of April, and transmitted by the Chusan steamer to Singapore, and overland. The usual abstract of the colonial revenue and expendi. ture for the quarter ended 31st March has been published, and a most ...