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and that, with General Gascoyne's motion. excited
much warmth end brought foi til the talents OF both
.ainis'crs and the opposition.
Iii tic Nausc Of Lords On the Tth Of MAY, the
Fari 81 Mansfield animated his intention OF sub-
natting motion M the subject Of Catholic emaT-
cratiuu 81 the -th Of June, Tor which day he NOV
Cd then l.orlships be summoned.
The second reading Of the Corn bill, was iSea
for Friday week.
ne I.nudon free Press says, It is now certain
that the Marquis u Lansdnwne takes office, along
with Mr. Tierney and Sir James Macintosh, in
the course, OF at the end Of the present session.
There has been rumor rather strongly clrcula-
ted. That Lord Melville has been offered by his
Majesty the Lord Lieuenancy OF Ireland.
The Globe SAYS there appears great haste in
scnding oil the Military TO Canada. The Romney.
so gun ship, is ordered OH with the transports /:
three Of the latter were ordered off from Ports
mouth to Ireland in an hours notice to take in
tyasrs at the Irish ports.'' Among the passengers
ii the Birmingham, is the Hon Col. j. Ramsay.
with dispatches from the British government for
the Earl Of Dalhousie, Governor Of Canada, with
which he Immediately proceeded to Quebec.
Major Laing, the intrepid traveller, with his
companions, have been killed in the interior Of
Africa They had reached Timbuctoo, where they
were received in friendly manner, and on their
way from that city with an escort. were attacked
b. an uufricndy tribe, and the whole party stran-
slcd. 1t is said there is no hope of recovering
Major I.aing's papers.
Accounts from Portugal, state that every thing
was going on veil. The principal persons among
tie Spanish Constitutional emigrants had been
returned. or are about to return, to Engiand. This
measure has been adopted in consequence of the
Spanish Government having complied with all the
demands of the Court of Lisbon.
The French Government has formally recoen-
Sod the independence Of Mexico, and Col. Murphy.
who mad for some time resided at Paris as an agent
Of tie Republic, had been officially acknowledged
as Charge d'Atfares. Letters Of credencc had ID
like manner been transmitted from Paris to NJ
Martin, now at Mexico. to represent the French
Government there.
The excitement produced in Paris by the iisban-
ling Of the National Guards was rapidly diminish
ing.
Letters from Trieste, of April 81, say that
vessel in days from SYRIA, brought news that Lord
Coshrane was chiefly engaged in persuading the
two assemblies Of Egina and Casr to meet togetl-
er at third place. and that he had represented it
was necessary above all things to concentrate their
forces to deliver Athens, and then to act against
Negr0pont. in order to become masters of R0melia.
Every thing possible for the execution Of this plan
was Immediately offered The Candiots who were
dispersed in the islands, had been summoned to
repair to the island Of Tea. The Greek steamboat
had captured two Turkish merchantmen laden with
provisions.
Lord c. had declared the fortresses occupied BY
the Turks to be in a state of blockade. Gen.
church had been enthusiastically welcomed in
Greece. 100 Deputies sent an address to MIR. S
canning, declaring they never would accent Hos
podars, and stating that the Morea, the Islands
Eastern and Western Greece would remain insep.
arable,
Latest from England The ship Pocahontas
has arrived at Boston in Sc days from Liverpool.
and brought papersof the 10th, and London papers
Of the 9Th of MAY.
London Tuesday, May 8.-The announcement
Of Mr.. Canning, in the House of Commons, that
no extraordinary financial measure would be re-
sorted to, caused rise in the funds. The closing
price of consols was SO. In the House Of Com.
mons this evening, Mr.. Stanley postponed his mo-
ton respecting the Protestant Church of Canada
toneAt session.
Mr.. Hume gave notice that on Wednesday The
10th, he would bring in bill to repeal the Act for
compelling small publications to be stamped, com
monty called one OF the six Acts. MIR. WYNN,
moved votes OF thanks 20 the officers, non commits
aioned officers and pfyates of the army, and ais,
to the naval officers, seamen and marines employe,
in the Burmese Mr.. Hume seconded tn,
motions, which we're seyesally carried unanimous
y.
In tie House Of Lords last night, the Bishop
Chester presented petition from the inhabitant
Of Chester against any further concessions to III
Roman Catholics. The Duke Of Sussex presente
one from the Roman Catholics Of Connaupht, \
favor Of the Catholic question.
The Marquis OF Londonderry. in movinn e.
some returns Of the salaries and appointments cor
nected with the foreign departments at home an
abroad, spoke at great length. He lnyeshed
strong terms against the present ministry, but MOI
particularly against the individual at the head OF
Corn Lars.-Niscount Goderich named Frida
the 18th, for the second reading of the Corn Law
bill, and their Lordship's were ordered 10 be sun
moned.