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By the arrival of the Ahdromeda, from New South
Wales, we have Hobart Town Gdacties to the IBth of
February, wbiebcontain very favourable accounts from
Van Diensen's Land. The monster Junkies, the bush
ranger, en whose head so many murders rest, and who
has so long been the terror of the Colony, has been
captered with bit gang, which excited great joy
throughout the whole settlement.

A Supplement to the London Gentle was published
this forenoon, containing the official dispatch from Lord
Coseaaasoutz of the capture of Bhurtpore; and some
lather dispatches from our army in Am, announcing
souse new successes over the Burmese. The documents
themselves, which have partially been anticipated by
previous arrivals, will be fosse at length in our pre-
ceding columns.

Hamburgh Papers to the 26th ult. reached us this
forenoon. Accounts from St. Petersburg!) of the 17th

of June state that the new Supreme Tribunal had 1.s.
first sitting on the ISth, in the palace of the Ditching
Senate. Its sittings will be held daily, and its labouri
therefore soon brought to a close. A new harbour has
been made on the set of Azoff, at Cape Berdian ski, 20Q
went. from Taganrog; to promote the exportation df
corn, and the coasting trade of Atoff in general. The
drought begins to be very saverely felt on the Continen tr

Quebec and Montreal P4pers to the 4th of Jane have
been received ; they state that an unusual drought h4d
prevailed in the neighbourhood of Quebec since 114
disappearance of the snow, in consequence of which
the newly sown grain had suffered severely ; a seasonabl4
rain had, however, fallen, which did much good.

Lima Papers to the sth, and private letters to the
14th of March, have been received. The former gives
a flattering account of the mines in Chili, one of which
is said in 20 days to have yielded aver to the value of
half a•million of dollars. BoLisreft has expressed a
hope that the disputes between Brazil and Buent,s Ayres
will be amicably adjusted. The following is from a
private letter : " LIMA, NlAacts 13:

° The Peruvian Congress ought to have opened their Session on
the teth ult. but, owing to various causes, they have not as yet
commenced their legislative labours. There is i most formidable
array of clergy amoogthem, more than oneloalf of the number, say
103, being of that class. The deputies for Lima are all lawyers,—.
those for Arequipa likewise; so that it may be fairly said, that
law and gospel are to be our rulers. General Denman arrived on
the 6th or 7th tilt. from a sort of triumphal progress through Upper
Peru. In the mercantile transactions of this year, a continued
dulness has been the most striking feature. It is almost impossible
goods-should rise materially, the quantity on hand being so great."

The French Papers of Monday have reached tic
They state that by a new Conveation just made between
the Kings of FRANC' and STAIN, ratified at Maninez,
the French army in Spain, which, by the Treaty cu the
10. h of December, 1824, was reduced to 25,000 men,
including the Swiss Brigade cf 3009, is now to be re-
duce.l to 15,000, including that brigade. In conse-
quence of this, Barcelona, St. Sebastian, lice, the Sea
Figueras, will be evacuated by the French on
the Ist of July next, and only Cadiz and Fampelune
will be occupied by the French troops.

The New York Papers last received, which are to t) .e
9th of June, contain some further panic dars revecting the revolt
in Colombia by General Pass, who appears to have been rather
forted into the election than originating it. It is said that be was on
the point of repairing to Bogota to answer the c►arges ardast him,
when his army threw away their arms, declaring they would not
serve under his successor General giCOLAKA.

The Cabildo then assembled,and General Pan was reinstated in
his command. The moment be appeared among his troops they
returned quietly to their ditty; only three or four persons were
etlerdered. This led to a declaration of independence on the pm
of Venezuela, whicir claims the right of meant: her provincial
laws, and of governing and directing bet provincial finances and
judiciary, regardless of the supreme ezecntive of Bogota, but re-
maining at thisatne time one of the States of the Republic enjoying
the 'privileges of provincial legislation.
A Vera Crux Paper ofilm 20th of April slates that as insurrec-
tion broke out on the 26th of 4anuary in the city of Alajuela, pro.
'Wee of Costo Rico, Central America. The revolt was made Mar
name Oche Ming of (RAIN. and %Caused Mild. AIM sasong the lie+
publican s, tal'accoune of the rapidity with which it spreed omens
the Indians. The leader was Jess ZAMOILA a Lieitt.-goimae4
who reached the province of Costo Rico from dolomb(s. Zan's*
was seven days at the bead of the rebels before be was taken ;"and
such was the dread Ito inspired; bst the Repuulicant.shot him
twelve hours after he fell into their bands, which was on. the 6th
of Fehroary.7—Several other prisoners were taken, and condemned
to the mines.

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The Duke of Toni continued better yesterday. His
Royal Highness took an airing as usual on Monday afteessio is
his carriage. The Doke of Sussex, the "Duchess of Chances:ea,
and the Princess Augusta, visited their Royal Brother yesterday.
EATI BATHonsr left town this morning, on a visit to
the Doke of Wr.witaetot at Strada&May, io Soosereetsbite.
The Right Hon. Mr. Secretary CANIING left. Dawn-
intstreet this morning for Lirlight, mar Hastings, where his
amiable Lady will meet him in the evening, having left Brightens
this morning fur that purposes.
Prince P.,LIONAC, the French Ambit's .dor, transacted
business yesterday with Mr. Secretary Camas, at his °Bice in
Dow fling. 'tree t.
The Duke of WELLMOTON
the Foreign Office yesterday.
We understand that Mr. CAPFUL, Superintend Ant of
Aliens, has beeaeueeeeded by Mr. lioness, the senior clerk in the
Alien.Olice.

transacts! business at

An elegant deleu, e was given at Edinburgh, by the
Lord Plumose. on Saturday, to a large party, amoog•witnin were
the Duke of Gomm', the Duchess of Itonsuaan. and her son, the
young Duke. the Marquis and Marchioness of Rum SVORZ/h, &c.
he. -During breakfast a number of beautiful airs were performed
by the Baud of the 17th Regiment.
Friday night, the vines from three hundred hop-hills,
belonging to M. Ben% of Lktlebourne, k Kent; were cut asunder
by some malicious wretch.
The town of. North Shields was visited on Wednesday
by a most terrMe thunder moms, accompanied by torrents of rain
and large haildesso. Nothing like it his occurred in thatalace for
30 years. About that period, a house, which bad been built on the
workings of an old millerp, sunk ten fathoms below the surface.—
A hawse wasailenrsmis erected on the same site, and it was by this
second lima tinspistely destroyed. The fusniture and every thing
it contained sunk, and was demolished is the crasit, the inmates
with difficulty escaped with their lin%
it appears that many pans of Frew, were visited by
the storm which caused S 3 much destruction here on
Tuesday week. At Mangy (department of the Lower
Seine) the hail was of the size of pigeons' eggs, and
covered tke ground twelve inches deep. The corn was
entirely destroyed. and the population of the village
,reduced to extreme misery:
Yesterday Mr.-GzauzirAz SNARPR'S bust was place 3
'by Mr. Cnapeasv in the Coutellaueen at Suildhal. The Right
Ilan. the LOSIIMATOB and Serie wen present, attended by the
City Marshals, Mr. Prime Home, Mr. Tooke Mr- Hick, De-
puty Routh, Mr. Jones, Mr. Pave% Dopey Dior and several of
tge City °Stet's. The following imalpden is engraved le the slab
below the Lust

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