... waseset v#,in Spitalfields: but it &ould not be hrought into use Qwinto the-operation of the ,law to which he had alluded. 'U was impossible not to sec, that i this law were persisted 3n, it would throw the mrnufac. ture out of the quarter in i+ich it was now ...

... obtr countfy. 1BUOiA- PA RTE. OISUREBPt. To observe. The Sovereign aias but one dutty to-fulfil towwrdq the State- co make the Laws be o0serv~ed. BONAPARE. rou65kR. , To drive, to push, forcI on, A superior power ?? me towards an object of which I am ignorant; ...

... his colleagues felt at the compliment received, it was the circuanktallcu of its coming from those who were not assembled to corn- memorate ?? birth of Mr. Pitt a short time after die ludy of that great msa bad been consigned to the grave, but who now, ...

... who framed it. From one of them .(acommercial Membler) we learn, thatits recom- sendalions are 'decidedly in favour of a free corn trade. It is expected that it will be printed, if not ready for, delivery tomorrow. THE tUREEKS. The Paris Papers of Saturday ...

... ofir.ar had Is thought fit to treat the ttsbjekt tsith letvity, but every- 'enleF man who knewany thing.of the histdry, or the laws, or~the in. tiquitiesofthe country, nrust be aware that the Curoiaiuu was aa mostsolemn and important ceremony, and that it ...

... bardly pass the Dardanellps according to report, till reinforcements arrive from, Alexandiia and Algiers. The exportation of corn has been prohibited, 2nd the Government has de- clared its intention of purchasing whatever may arrive during the' present ...

... restrictive ?? connected with, and arising out of the NavtL gation Laws-,hear, hear,)-with respect to Asia, Africa and America, the prodece of these Coun- tries, by the present Navigation Laws, could only be brought to this country in British ships, and direct ...

... departure fromt any sound. and recognised principle of general policy ,1n this sub- jett, or in ary modification of the existing law E f which could ?? be attempted, they might have i been disposed to submit it to the favourable consi. deration of the House ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAM13ENT. HOUSE OF LO RDS-TurSoiy, JUNE 26. BANK RUPT LAWS AMENDUMENT BILL,. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, this was a Bill that required a vast deal of consideration, much more than could be giver to it in this Session of' Par- liament. He ...

... Naval, Agricuitural, Cle, rical, and Univergity lutellig'nce; LADY MORGAN'S ITALY; Criminal Laws ; Sicily ; The Holy Alliance GRANT to THE DUKE of CLARENCE; The Corn- nation Oath ; Repsor oelte Agriculurar Comrmittee; Public RSecurities; Ministerial Changes; ...

... following : CONSTANTINOPLE, Ju2is S.-We have little news: the capital is tranquil. The embargo on foreign vessels laden with corn continues. The Miri, (Treasury) however, pays in specie for every thing, The armaments are pursuing with all possi. We activity ...

... individual (M. Marietli, a most respectable gentleman,) that be should have the law put in force. Every foreigner with whom be conversed entertained apprehensions respecting this law. The House would recollect the case of an old French Priest, 70 yearsof age ...