... OPP-TLVG OF WATERLOO BRIDGE. Thc isth instant, being the anniversary of the battle b65 of Watterloo, the grand ceremdny of opening Water- 66 loo Bridge took place. The fineness of the day induced to thousands to assemble towards the rifler; the banks of 78 wvhich, from nLondon to Westminster bridges, appeared as if the people were wedged together ina mass: the R suriace of the -river also ...

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... 5mpcr'al parlianitnt. IHOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, MAY 7. liar! Fitizilliain presented a petition from the Mer- chants, Traders, and others, resident in the Borough of Leeds, complaining of the impropriety of raising duties upon goods from the East Indies. Sir J. Beckelt, and other Members of the House of Commons, brought up several private bills. The Marquess of Londonederry said he rose to move ...

... . HULL IMECHANICS' INSTITUTE. On Thursday evening last, a genernl meeting of the Members of this in61litution was held at llie Ch oral Society's ReLoit, Mytonwte, f )r the pur)ose (if preseniting- to Daniel Syles, EHq. M. P. Due of the Vice-Patrons ofthe lIstitute, a host of hiramelf, for 1rs. Sykes, as a inark or their high respect and esteeds for his public and private character.- The ...

... T.} the Editor of t1e ITHll Packet and (iluinmber Mercury. SI R-WAhen anly new systemo or sciencatO'Ines out into the world, Pml wvith hiigh preteleeeiouIlto imiportaniice anid utility, unless it he supported lab by facts, observaiioii, or experincent, it deserves on ly to be vidiculed fiii andl then to lie forgotten. But when this species of evidence is gro. mei tuitocoly adduced inl suppoit ...

... TREATY FrOl THE SrTTLEF1EN'r tOF GCREOCF. E 1li the ritiruc of tile MJlst Violy rind niidividl ed ir itily. His Majesty the King of the United Kingd( Uin dii'reit! Britain and Ireland, his Majesty tire lkin - of Fi arce ald Navarre, and his Maijesty the Hliperor of All tbif' liisuis.., penetrated with the necessily of putting air end tl the oangoiteary contest which, by deliveling op) the ...

... N E IV S O F 'Ill E W EsE, K. Tnte McrcSern v.-WeV are, nt length, able to snonce the..tfial arraingements of the liniuiry, such as it will be benceforth constituted. The Marqulis of Lansdowne baq a sent in thie Cabinet, hbtl takes no office. The Earl Of Carlisle aicept, the vitunation of First ConlmisFionpr of his Majesty's Woods and Forests, with a sent in the Cabinet. Mr. Tierney is ...

... One of the finest Estates in the Noirh-Riitdinr of York- shive, and in the vicinity of the best markels in England, approximating upon Northalierton, Thirsk, Whiitlyi and Richmond, is announced in our column8 to-day for peremptory sale, by Mr. George Robins. It incindes the Manors or Lordshipm of Murton, and of Dale Town, with the Court Leets, nod eleven farms, itncluding near 4,0(10 acres of ...

... PORTUGAkL. a ~JXt, ap.if By an express from. Falmuouth, accounts from th Oporto, dated the 15th instant, were received in ge London on Wednesday. It will be seen that up sa to that time no afrair of great importance had tis occurred. The following is an extractfron one of se the letters :--- di OITOTeo AUG. 15.-The constitutional army has Cu been slightly thinned in numbers by a gallant ...

... ?? Q ?? I~~n -~v *a Or I Tue Select Committee of the house of Commons, which was appointed on-the 3d of May,§' to inquire into the present sta teof Agriculture, and of the person employed in agriculture, in the United Kingdom, made their report to the house on the 2d of Augusta and we are now enabled to lay before our readers the reselt of their inquiries. Nearly the whole of the witnesses ...

... acne 901m 3 vn3 D .t. :L Mr AND lltIU31U'.L Pr11:!:' !:Y. IU]LL, F 1DAV, JUNI.- I-n PARAAMMN-T.--It will be seen, by onr ir summaries in other parts of this I ?? ?? ture have been, ?? tile lartter Iart - . the coiomeace-mcrtt of the prcsirtl, o e Slavery Question anid that conitecred 1r of the Dlak Charter-two subjeets Uf r portance. The former is coniected ai: racter which it is csseutial ...

... LORD LONDONDERRY & MR. PEASE's ELECTION. ad bI1nu 1UiI N. lie Thc annexed correspondence has taken place re re between Lord Londonderry and a committee of reformers re at Darlington. We lay it before the public with much Ti pleasure, because it coucerns not only a numerous class tie e. of our readers, but also a great public principle:- th he MT. Pease's Comnittec Boome, Darlington, 21st Aug. ...