... C COURTI OF,CO111l11ON PLEAS,-JULY 23. PA~to v. 'ront BANK OF ES'cieAN1.-This was a C '111o na oieipst r.'Topaioilititf, Mr. H(Irn- isl Doavis, is ti-,lrater to Csarto n Dioots, wnho 050flnlsd frout tdiltor-aterl tmpt i tohis montl of April last y'sar, . ulabile ototelr t llft lreisel as aacliorre at haiving oominittlod it taorelry o~i 7t)sLI.ti-llslinooll, till Imsotsors ; 00nd the o-. ...

... SIR HUDSON LOWE, AND BA-BON DE LAS CA SAS. The following letter iE takemn from a morning paper Octoler 23, .15c2-My dear leicnd-I deem it ye. qui itc to malke a tcommunication to voult on thc instait, relative to al ocecrrence iui which I was concerned ; aid I thoul procecd, wvitisout furtiher preftecec to enter oit tile subicmt of' it. Y estcrday I irmt Major-GOnCral Sir f-ludson Lowe, in ...

... POSrT-RIP Ci (BY EXPRESS).-LON3DON, MAY 2S. The House of Cotnmrons did not sit on Wed- Iloday, and sin businiCs, of general intcurst was trans. acid il the Lords. We have rcceived New Ylka papers to the 5Oili uli. hfliig twrelve days lhter date ,hai, our last arri. als. 'I'ie A ,twi Zt e/lihgroei'r stttes. ns n rumour, tiiat tile f !ill wiiich has pailsefl thce Hioloe of IRepre- scnlit.es to ...

... WE beg leave to direct the attention of out readers to the report of the proceedings at the Nor- folk Fox Dinner, contained in our las s page. From them it will be seen, that the admirers of Mn. Fox's principles exult in the confirmation which they derive * from the experience of every passing year. Every FOXIETEthough he laments t he deep depression under which tise Agricultural Interest ...

... ?? -- ARlCTIC LAND EXPEDITION. Extract of a letter lately received by a gentle- s ,anan in Dumtriesshire:-*' North A merica. lat. 64 28 V, f.long. 11i 4 ?? The public papers have probably r informed you of the arrival of the Northern Land Ex- t peditio n in Hudson's Bay, in September, t8-19, after nto escepe fromn shipwreck. ft prorceded from thence to 1 Cumberisad House. one of the Hudson Bay ...

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... ORIGIN4L AN'D SELECT. PLAIIRJAENTAILY Btessirctss.-Somr, idlea may be formed Of ' tise vast mass of business that lasa come brefore Pariamesit this - session, by thle numsier -Of bills to wishii the royal assent was given, by commission, on Friday. They antounlted Lo mnore 2 ,than ninety. . ?? PXStifAGiS.-WQ understandtr his Majesty has been pleased to direct that three more of tile ...

... co MNlBTNATION . sTRnKS OF THlE joiNrRS AT LEEDS. The 111 ltnn of a ('olunititie by the lioage of Corn. ' Isien use effcts Of rep-atitig the Cosebifatisti I' to h11 1,-e a t sire'-e jia isen sales li ?? with pleasuri si s ejvt Its IM. rtepenfait'da ro the combination and strilws for es vthit hepale taes tlate, sice, end iltht there is uiow a tiset of the abetigattid Ilews be~iig re-eisacted ...

... D5 I TH5E tIATTES OF 012 staV. EDWFARD FRANK (A SUPPOroaD tre. LUNATIC). Viet This iwas a case similar to the Portsmouth cause. It iex was a eammnission under the Great Seal, autbortisg the Sheriff to summon a Jury to itiqutaie itao tis fart whether the Rev. Edward Ft~ rank was a lunatic or of unsousrd mind. 'Tbs writ was In the 0 rex nature of a do Inanilee inquireads, and tbs Jury were ...

... ?? )AOST.AkyMcT-!;iG Oh'-PFzidsy, their'1t ?? maelantiholy tteident nrred at Ciotighbtoo~ nt ebr Scatbocouigli, of which thefo ariig a viayf outline. Siartha Otuthwafte, a mariefi woman, and I other, f fourcidrltlo, on-Thurslay. the 6th Inst. (being xket day atScacborottgh,) ?? uposa d frugist 'ftha place ditiase tsas she rftpectetla paclket of medicine for herself I detrre children ' as a ...

... A memorial has been preferred to his Majesty's govermnenit, and will, in the course of tile next week, be in circulation, praying that Goole may be made a port, for the purpose of facilitating the mercantile e aperatiotis of the great manufacturing and commercial districts of Yorkshire and Lancashire. The Directors of the Bank of England have : iintimated their determination not to discount ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, SEPT.'. The Commissioners appointed in pursta Mr. Brnughans's Acts (58 and 59th George 1ll inquire concerning charities in England for the tion of the Poor, have been sitting some tiime in and are now at Aberfontd in the exercise of tilei tions, from whence they will proceed to other p the West Riding. On Thursday morning, about a quartl eight o'clock, a bre broke out in the ...