... POST-OFFICE SPY SYSTEM. Captain PECH ELL i.res•nted a petition complaining of the opening of Mr. Duncombe's letters, and praying for fParliamentary inquiry. FOREIGN ESPIONAGE. Mr. MILNER GIB` , ON presented a petition from a foreign gentleman re-ident ...

... tdagascar, RiEleman, - and Spy; American, SaVan- nab; French, Capricieuse, and Thisbe. At Bahia, H.B.M. sloop Siren.. H.8.M.. screw-steamer Tri lent 'had sailed a few days previous from Pernambuco. At Lisbon, M. Blenheim. IRELAND. DUBLIN, SATURDAY EVENIXO ...

... appeals, one to the inhabitants of Prague, the other to the Bohemians in general, exhorting them to peace and order. A Russian spy is reported to have been seized in Transylvania, who avowed that Russia was preparing an invasion, and that 60,000 Russian troops ...

... continue in a gloomy state, in consequence of the renewal of rumours respecting a change in the French Ministry, and of the resignation of M. By well-informed persons, however, these rumours, are entirely discredited. Colombian Gazettes have been received ...

... Birmingham, in the case of the Austrian female spy, who called herself the Baroness Vox BECK. This bad woman, whose real name was RAcIDULA, and who had acted in her native country, Austria, as servant to a spy of the lowest class, had, it appears, been engaged ...

... appeals, one to the inhabitants of Prague, the other to the Bohemians in general, exhorting them to peace and order. A Russian spy is reported to have been seized in Transylvania, who avowed that Russia was preparing an invasion, and that 00,000 Russian troops ...

... COURIER SUNDAY MORNING. Prince Jerome arrived at Paris yesterday. A iluss;an spy w•as - arrested yesterday some hours after his arrival in Paris. Nuin'elous reinforcements continue to arrive to the army (sf the North. It. is making a morcment which arriears ...

... live.. On-4.1a-same night, they severely flogged a man of the name of Ward, in the outlets of the town, he being charged 'as-a spy. They also visited several farm-houses - in the vicinity, extorting zontributions. This day, six men were lodged in the Bridewell ...

... should not be at all surprised if this rumour turas out to be correct, for no masts can be said to be safe in a ship that has been officially reported to have rolled 45 degrees. Nevertheless, as this sort of rumour is one of long standinv against any ship ...

... industriously loaded with the-odium usually cast upon the character of a Spy. The Journal to which we allude, not satisfied with having thus pointed out what it believes on mere rumour to be the residence of, this man, has .been guilty, in order that he might ...

... COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. Last night a new melodrama called The Ferry and the Mill was produced here, which rumour assigns to the practised pe❑ of Mr. POCOCK ; and, from the tact with which a single powerful incident is made to sustain successfully the fate ...

... less time than the Conway has from Ascension—another instance of the splendid seagoing qualities of Mr. Green's fleet. It is rumoured that Captain the Hon. H. Keppel, les of the Dido, who distinguished himself so much in his warfare with the pirates of Borneo ...