... the Zord Chancellor said, that if nobody else did, le would, in the 'course of the present session, submit to their lord-I ships a motion ' ortheimendnent of the ppor laws. Lord Melouiihic gave notice dhiat on Thursday next he would c move for a selgk ...

... impossibility, of disposing of those seizures af- ter they bad been made. In Ireland nobody would buy. They were afierwards shipped for England; but, after their arrival here, customers were Ont to be obtained.-they- were met by resolutions that had been ...

... seen the ship on tlhe a preceding day, and knowing them to be English vessels lo by the way they were %iorked, he bad killed three goats, 1 and dressed them with cabbage of the cabbage-tree, to It have a feast read oml the arrival of the ships. How great ...

... 27.-News has this moment been received from Luxemlbnrg, that the Belgian soldiers and the Civic Guard have been beaten, anti lost somne mein MWe add some information, which we think alludes to the above: BtRussui.s, DEC. 24.-L3st Sundays large Orange flag ...

... deprived of all public situations, and shipped off to Europe; and a large party wish for a revolu- tion. Several officets of the army, with a considerable detach ment of troops, bad seized the garrison, and when the ship which brings this intelligence left ...

... RD. SUMNER, Surgeon. ' To M1r. Thos. White, Secretary to the Liverpool Agricultural Society. HIGI1WAY Ro011EV.-On Suntlay lost, as Mr. Mur- ray, ome of the servants of Lord AlMolyneux, was returning frimn Liverpool to Croxteth Hall, lie was met at the ...

... export trade from St. Petersburg, to the ports of the Kingdom, was active during the past year. Of tallow 2.204,281 ponds were shipped off for London, and 1178,000 ponds for the outports, being an increase on the previous year's import of about 150,000 poods ...

... Mattlew le, ale brgught forward a plan of the same sort. But he thoiigh t that the law commissioners bad, in their 'proceedings, lost sight of the cautious recommendation :which that great man had adopted. He said, If it be found' on irquiry, that the plan ...

... whiit e occurred in sight of the ship Sarah (Captain H. I Columbine, ?? ten and eleven e 'clock, on the 16tln of January, a strange sail was a discovered on the larboard-bow; sloe appeared tale a in distress, having lost her foire-top-mast an he i fore-topsail ...

... when they hoped to be able to do without any further as. sistance from the parish. The Vestry had, however, de. termined to ship them off, and the order was signed ar.d delivered. The man protested that lae had lived in Pres- ton from the time he was a ...

... which took place on Saturday night. or rather on Sundaly morn- 'ing, in Canal-street, in which a marl named Thomas Parkinson, lost his life. Three young men, nalned Barinaby Hoole, James Eastham, and Jolin Jenkin- son, each apparently about twenty years ...

... coinage of 3,13.1/. 15s. 31. CuO'sW REVENUEs.-A Parliamentary paper has been printed, showing what the Crown has gaiqoe1d or lost durhig thec tvwo reigns of eorge III.-aid reorge IV., by surrendering the hereditary alnd tempzoraty revenues as enjoyed by ...