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MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1829.

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danelles to recei►e them. We know nothing of the
Turkish &wt. It is said that the Russians ha►e taken
a corvette belonging to it.
The rations of bread for all classes, ci►il as well as
military, ha►e been diminished.—Asigsberg Groats.

CORFU, Mav e.
The town and the citadel of Lepanto surrendered to
the Greeks on the 24th of April. The Turkish popu-
Ilation. amounting to 5,000 souls, including 500 corn-
' batants, is to be conveyed, according is the capitulation,
psrtly to Albania and partly to Smyrna. It is supposed
that Missoltinghi will soon sorrender.—Corfu Gazelle.
M& 12.—This morning the Africa steam-boat ar-
rived from Ancona. with Mr. Cartwright, Consul-Gets.
of England at Constantinople, and the Aide.de-Camp
of General Adams. The latter brought to the Lord
Commissioner dispatches from London, dated April 12.
The Madagascar frigate is to sail to-day, to join the'
other men of war at Bente. It is thought that Mr.
ICartwright will immediately embark on board the
Africa, to proceed to Constantinople.-AustrienObseruer.
Maw 14.—The Lotd High Commissioner has issued
a proclamation, stating. that by the instructions of his
Government, founded on the determination of the three
Power, not to recognize any blockade by the Greeks of
ports and coasts in that part of Greece which is not in.
ended in the Mores and the Cyclades, his Excellency
had taken measures to hinder, by the aid of his Majeity's
naval force, any blockade, or pretended- blockade, of
the coasts of Albania or Rumelia, which might inter-
rupt or impede the commerce of British and lonian
subjects with those countries.
Orders have been accordingly sent to all competent
authorities. to permit ships to 'clear out for those ports
or coasts.—Uazette of -Genoa.

(None of the minor papers of Friday contain any
foreign news, being alniost wholly filled with the de.
bates in the Chamber of Deputies upon the budget on
the 4th, which were to be continued the next day)
Funns—Paass, June s.—Pive per Cents. loot. OSc.
50c. 90e. ek. ionf.—Three per Cents. OM 50c. sk. 50c. 55c. 50e.
45e.—Naples Stuek, SSE 30c. 40e.—Regal Spanish Loan. 1523,
71i fp—Hayti= Loan, 430 f. 410 f. 4251.—Eackange On London,
one mooch, paper, 431. 45c.—Three months, 251. 30c.—Cassrs

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Jinn 6.

l'helr Lordships met at eleven o'clock. and Bari &TIMM at
elm the Woolsack in the dunce of the Lord Mineßor.
Fourteen witnesses were sworn at the Bar preparatory to their
ezem,isadon before the Committee en the Landau Bridge Ap-
proaches Bill.
The House then adjourned daring phew,.
• At three o'clock Bari Barnum: resumed his seat as the Wool.sack.

SISSI&OR 1111011 INS COMMONS.

Sir A. Gaon, and several other aleushets of the House of Coin•
moss. brought up the Ecclesiastical Courts Mel; the Silk Mans-
(mums' Wages Hill; the Kau India Olken' BsU ; the Charities
Inquiry Bill. and three private Dill, which, on the motion of the
Earl of Suarvnevav, were severally read a first tine.
Their Lordships then adjourned until Wednesday next.
There were.only dye Peers in the House—Earl &mussy. Via.
eoent lestsmilta. the hi a rquia of Lansnosoutair, the Earl of Sala /TM.
US; and the Earl of La a.