... authority, for restoring tranrquillity in the western ofarts ot Scotlantd, ill for hringing to .jristice the offenders by wnom the laws 1iave- bcel G violated. It will be recollected, that, some time igo, the half-ptiy o'fllcers of thte aruir and navy reiiuing ...

... to d ige lhis mea- stores andecounselsj. an-d to sobvert and destroy the r constitution and go vernment of this realm, as by law established. - . | Tlle trial of James Ings, another of the conspilta tors. cornmeinced on Friday, and it was supposed would ...

... tile regulation forz the corn) laws. Your petitioners beg leave to call the attention ot your .lonoirable Hlouse to the great distress of the manufactorets t Iro-gltilt the kingdom, at a time when tle importation of foreign corn never was known to be so ...

... ;; of their destinedl prey, and sei i-g a ftivoral I ment, one threw a plaid over Linste.ry's the oth ers hood wisnked his corn pan ions ill till8 uan ner. ?? canid ate finr the ?? vgS i ed asuong the hills, until the Laird of Grant s turtled ftr the ...

... religious habits, Qnd orderly it vwa'.s not to be expected, in a country where the advan. t-res of eilication have been so liberaly corn mmunicated, that a sedate, and, gonerally speaking, a thitkin Srace of in.t,- sb.iul id o -o,-n hav, been seduced to abaltido ...

... (a thousand men) were known. Each class cbooses a leader. A few only of these Class Leaders are admitted to join the General Corn- mittee, from which they received information and orders for the Classes. A few from each of the Gen- eral Committees were ...

... Decisions i; the Corn Trede.-Oil I. Tuesday, Alessis. J. and IR. Alison, corn-dealers, of 1I - iveripool, were coinvicted before two .lagistrates, in 1V the pienalty of 101., for wilfilily deliverilig to the iil- (t ,spector of corn returns a false accoullt ...

... raerquired a Report fiolai his' Leariic-d Friend on.tl41e recoinipendation of' the Corn- Ilissioli&r lie had tionce his duty by ipelaling on the . Silbject-ro the ?? Law Autriorities of Scotlmindl.. Mr. ABER WItNVIRIt in expdmanation, obser -cd,-l thlt ...

... 1, MACKIlNTOSHi ?? to notice, to move for the reviva-I of the Qoniimitter onl the Crhitinal Laws, and for leave to bring ia six Bills ti amend the Criminal Laws-, re.t accorditng to the roconimendations of the former reports. *Ho ciould lnt avoid adverting ...

... trade, lie coultd hardly devise. H-Ie ?? that thl' corn laws could not be altere~d at present. indeed be consider Ad tihat if' they were changed, it smmust be by lowe;ei the rates ot' importation. No laws, sao bills c. sustain any unnatural price of the ...

... WVest Indies: the Bill must pass the I-louse of Re- 7 presentativos to become a law. As the lhouse rises 70 in a fmw d ays, it is by no mneans certain it will become a law. A Leeward Island Mlqil has arrived. The dates from St. Thomas are of the 9th of ...

... Lacashire andt Lan- arkshire, eogaged inl the sanme brantch of mantaifac- ture, considler the privilege ofexchangiuig their corn- inoditics with one ,another a inutual benefit; and believe that a protcetion a finst the interfereilec of the goods of thwe ...