r0REYGYJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FROM ENGLAND.
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.Nezp- York, Juty l4-Thc ship y. York
Capt Bennett, from Liverpool, arrived last
evening, bringing dates Of the 9th fro.n Lon
don, and the 7th from Liverpool And this
morning the ship Cortes, Capt, Spragne,
arrived from London. by which We have re
ceived says Commercial Advertiser, London
dates to the Tth inclur:vc.


Mi. Gaming introduced his budget in Par.
lament on the 1st OF June. A dt Heit in the
public revenue, with the practicabiity aud
necessity Of retrenchnents In expenditure,
were admitted.


The bill annul!ing the marriage of Miss
Turner and l.. e.. Wakefield. passed the
House of Lords on the 9th. and was likely
to pass through the Commons with rapidi-
", as Mr.. Peel's suggestion to ADMIT the ev-
idence taken before the Lords, was acceded
to. Great indignation was felt against the Of
fender.


The Queen Of Wirtcmberg. sister Of the
King OF England arrived at Greenwich, on
June 4th, where she was met by the Duke
of Clarence.