... LP'NIRON GAZETTE, ST JAMiES'S PrJALACE Mray 19. The Queen bha been pleaced to appoint Anne, Dlichess Of Athole. to be one of thr Ladlir- of the R,.dehnmbpr in Or-intrY to Ilker 1 jes y, in ro crow of u1:, Coun)t.tess . ' Ciarxwont, BETTER.S FO)R TliRh.El: %1 tE r S3EA- FOR ~r~iy AN-D THE BLACK SEA The (rcaerte of this ?? eont ?? Warrant, stating that on letters posted in or addressed to any ...

... L, 0 ,8 I !; 0 DN GAZETTE CROWN OFI'FCE, Ma 10. M~emnbers returri'd to sets'' itl thlis p~rese;nt Parliament. GCs' ci Livhtiold-Irenr; ' Mnt'rjs. ilatton Waterparic, or' W'tre'parlki in Ire~land, and' ?? Hall, inl tile County of Dorlis. in tile rworn ol ±atteIssM ?? I rale Vse tnt Anson), now Larl of Licli-tiekld oafled up to the-i House or 'Peers. Mav 7.- Towvn and Port of Ifastfigs ...

... E - -RI AAMiEACA. . The Government organ at Wasiingtonf had thirown dis- credit upon the statemeut in the Jreka respecting .he treaty reported to have been signed between thle British Government hid the United States' M1inister. The J.rrroZdl 'hoiwever, ' stoniry maintains the correctness of its former statements. Its l'ashingtoul correspo-ndent makes some aiditionalstate- ments:- :i, addition ...

... According to the lnes corre.spondence the eomnnaint and gramblitnig against the conlitss3 triat are innumerable. The persons reallv culpable are those wh1o sent them out vwilthout a proper statf, anti without the smallest foresight or ceIlsideranion. Early and late I met officers (he .says) toiling ! atuid a set of apathetic Tnrks and stupid ArIba dlivers, try- ing in voin to make bargains and ...

... ANTI-SiTA: C'iiUvCI BRlEANFAS'l. Tbu e lmiii ilwcire it of lie Anli-SiIaCiiri A'ssciation rook plac N estr,lav iii tire Ii~ie, I Li. GlaIS-fOrd Stret, in-g, IO~ lr.o!r rno-zae e. i de-ra:r OL the 171ilted 'vrl te rian 'Si-iu. 'rci'irrr Twi tall, liair nr, le~nt cleareCd. TILOat it ) Msi e hil i- ilC a lied ont ttiexrecttdl~v to ?? Ir str Corifil-L ill nt,' 11ilr'e:-~v itli~ilos ition. Ilie ...

... '11111yerial -khrliallint. HOUSE OF LORDS. THUarSDAY. APRtI 27. Lord CAMPBELL presented a petition fromt the C{hamber of Commerce of Glasgow, in favour of the introduction of the English bankruptcy law into Scotland. THE BRITIS EXrPEDlTION To TURKIEYTl The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH read a description, given in one of the daily journals, of the defective arrangements i made for the reception of the ...

... TIHE QUARTERLLY REIEW-MAIpICI. S tpi- ofprcsent interest are, tl-essclwth the cnal SICdtioAL ttcpi esof, it. this numtrber of thle Queen-c/c1. Tue IMost ?? and( intstrutie in a roliticat aspect. Care Ithose Suggested by the, EasoTukil antagoniSmr. onj~etiipcit the Power, anld resources or th- lssa mirad nte Itpon thle re'lative jI0s:tion1S and elahase of th uisand Greeks. I lie ?? s21s al, T~ ...

... FA IRS. M UII OF ORD.-Thia market. tbe third of the season, was liehd all Wednostlal- and Thursday last. 'There W;as a ?? show Of gooil cPattle. but sellers had to submit to a TedUcttosu of from ten to fifteen per ceft. from tlie prices obtained last moonthi. Notrwithstand- illg tilis, early the whole stock oil the ground changed hands. There ero a. graet man;n hogs shown, but prices wvere ...

... HOUSE OF LORtDS. 'the rions qulifications ofhe teachers and for their con- n1ection with the Establislied Chlurch of Scotland. Afl) IliVItv,,XCl (SCOTLz ND) BLtL. lord BROUGHAIM presented a petition in favonr of this 'bill from the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce. The peti- tion, the noble and lear:1 (I Lord stated, was signed only by the President of the Chamber and m ot, therefore, according ...

... (From the Times.) Tbhe present war is a people's war, and the people wvill not object to pay for it Pay for it, however, undoubtedly theyr will, and that very heavily indeed. Soldiers and sailors on all sides are warning Us to risk our wooden walls against stone fortifications. There is danger in shallow waters, and wear and tear in stormy seas. So we are advised to do the work with a strong ...

... ITEMS FROM THE- EAS'T. A TE NDEn Mi or.-A correspondent of the Let&ir writes ?? Odessa is anl old sill ect I alilude to it, to introdur' an extract from a letter writtein on board one of IL. 3 ships, pro- viousiv to the grcat 'blow up ?? rtis a yorugl 5uckiiig 'Nelson of iburteen, who wrlites to ' mv ?? Cao,' anld saRs, ' you remember, -ciiiv iicil.INc that ?? onu saw ?? sword Iirinr onl your ...

... 4 ? IV It, - Vq it t it it & 6 t, i 1111I ! tr-clttll. (LIA --t- EDINBsGu1, THUR SDAY, fLY 11, 1814. A SECOND EDITION ?? MERCURY i. day Afternoon, containing Reports of the London Corn ?? Cattie -markets of that day, thle state of thc Funds and alt otber intelli'meuce received by Telegraph. The Second E.dition an h fojnv;rded. in most instances, to any part of tihe Country by tie Mails of that ...