... IMPK1R[AL PARL!.IAIENT. ?? COMM~ONS. TIII'PSDA Fr 11.1.1 §o Thnis Burdelt said- jIkQ -ouhinotj take up11 thetim of the house, by) any1prel. flitorv ?? ihe Motionl Which Ile wvau albout to ub mlit t o them; for i hat'nmotion being thle 41roundl ofi ?? Lu~illi.11lO V ?? conceivedI that it would bu ('OWscxited to N61i bout oppj160o1titl I Ic should tlherefore vuntvilt b siwf with simyplv llivinun ...

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... ::z = )S-- = N D_ : -J. =2 S LON DO3N, SUNDAY, Jan. ;28. CAN ADA. Thle ticcouits from both t lie Ciiinhis nlre, that the in- surreci ion was cotmplet ely put doxi ?? ind b i recgains' force aindl volunteecrs, toiil fii the upper province by tlie x'ilanteei's alotie, of whomn it is stacced thatt not less than 10,0001 ral lied airoun d Sit* Frani cis -liend. tit t le aipproachi of danger. Inj ...

... LONDON, M1ONDAY, January 9. FRvA~en.-The identity of the assassinl who attempted the KinI~s life is fully riscertaimmed-his name is M~eunmier. fie is tim e Sol] of a cart anti weggon maker, tmnd has himself' worked ais a journeyman saddler. TheI)se tictr were diseovured -by by thle volunteer confessioti of tbe rrmlliffii'a mimmela, who, recognisiitlg his itephiew lin the person describeuI by ...

... 4feNDONJMO MonAY Sept, Ii. Tie par~is papal's are chieflY confine~d to the I'llbiect Oft'le jY ?? to Coistantine, [ild to, the state ot affair; in Spain, Pu which it is agreed upon by all parties~cennot wvell be wvorse.- Several of tile cabinet Minlisterlis have left Paris for thle camp at Cjmpiegiie-the foreieti secretary, Count Mo~tle, is there. of The Kjimi is not expected to hie present ...

... 1M11PROVIE WNT 01' NORTiERaNIIAY. To t1iA ED IT'ORI of t/c EYE TElt FL Y[ING-POST. SIR,-I understand tie Common Council are about improving NAirilo-.rlri, tiow I fiod till I h s t ou-o t o itver:i-eiiiciito th r'eeiyp P.thuatia i lllfi lroio Dliikv.iji, wur ii-ri aii Snirs--fir., to *-flint rrmtl~i all~rortiifiid wihi-lt rudy tie .eiilth.itiit in lilt iplif lviii fi!ihi ;iii tisitnit- it is ti ...

... TITHE COMMUTATION IEE'Ir'lN(. - ?? . I 1 - .~ ,M -A ?? .. - hol1d ill t On TIuesdaiy the 20th instant, a MvIetumi Was ?? in Lit paiih of Sowton, near this city, convened by the land-owners of the said parish, fur the purpose of miaking an agreemint with their Rector, the Venerable A rhdeacon Blarnes, for the Com- mutation of Tithes. John Garratt. Esq . of Bishop's Court, the principal land ...

... LONDO1, MONDAY, MaY 20. Th Prs apr in general .seem to eplitaftflhl very, litll L Th ?? stabilis ity Of the now French .Minilstry. Wl4irh W ,onfidenee inte tb itticl leaders of ?? cTly, and.is conktaflns ?? tbO 11C fivldently fotmsd onhepn bil otb8 ?? at ofelSTeW, le wer and Consequently thne -chief , Courier.,w it is understood that the French ~Govertnmelt have agreed B tp withdraw the ...

... LONIDON, SUNDAY, MARCH IS. RENEWAL OF DISTURBANCE IS UrNEi (ANAVA.-Nc v York papers to the 20tb of Feb. inclusive, brought by the Londort-liie packet ship, Wellington, states that General Rensselcar, and other rebel commanders. are endeavouring to rally their scattered troops, and to Opel, it fresh campaign. Th'e nhuibers already united is estimated at 800 to 1000 tii. Thle most active ...

... UNANIMITY. -A Scoteb parson in his prayer, said, '-Laird bless the grand council, the parliament, and grant they may hang together. A coantry fellow standintg by, replied, Yes, sir, with all icy heart, and the sooner the better-and I am sure it is tbe prayer of all good people. But, friends, laid (ltc parson, * I don't mean as that fellow does, but pray they will all hang together in ...

... poSrrS , CRIPT. From the LON)ON G;AZETTl'E, MAY °5. Fo FA.N-(lFFICEr9, 1ay 25' IS PAlTCII, of l' Ihich the followinitis a copy, has \ ten receised by Viscount Castltreagjh, his Nla- jesty's l',iieipal Secretary of State for Foreigni Affairs, j nun Genceral Viicount Catheiart, K. B. his Alajestv's Ambassador Lxttaortlinarv and Plenipotentiarv to the Y)tiptrorof Russia, dated My Lord, Dreslen, ...