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... NEWCASTLE, ,JULY e. Onilonday last, th e secrt conuittee or the house of Aieen was referred, made their report on the sanme to the house, Tt stated, that the committee having examined with attention the documents that were referred to them, find that they contain alle- gatiorir, supported by the condurrent testimony of -different persons in various parts 'of Europe, deeply affecting thbehonour ...

... ?7??WMIIIMITlom 'asik papers t.o the 23rd inst. have bcen eceived. They ,contamn pot ng important relative tothe d'omestic aifiairs' of that cotntry. ' The Duchess of Berri and'her son continue well. The king, in honour of -this royal birth, hs 'pardoned all 'deserters, and eveni allows them to return quietly home, pexvided they give p soy armfi they May have catried off.' The latest quoted ...

... (CoNTrLNUrn Frool PAGE 3.) lHOUJSB OF L(SRIS. MllioSDan, OcT. 23. Lord fhfrowb p eaented the report of the secret cohsndttee :appointed to xtise tle corresoondence oetween Mr Powel aand . Col. Brown, relative to the sending of Raitelli to itsly. The reporr a divvied into| .'avtiral heads. and 'a~reed generally.in othe account of -the alfhirw given by Mir Poweli at the tbar. The letters ts. ...

... pr- St; Wlnnow, May 16, l8S2L D DzAiL Sis-Havjng written a letter at some length, addressed h Lj you in the year 1819, on the subject of the Poor Laws, I am v induced, briefly, to address you again, for the purpose of sub- ?? mitting a few observations on the Bill now under the consider- I ation of Parliament, for their Amordment; the Importance of 8 the subject is universally acknowledged.-V ...

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... OF THE TRADES UNIONS, &C. trhe Meeting, which was anticipated in our last paper, has taken place. The following report of the proceedings has been sent to us by a correspondent at Manchester:-] On Monday evening last., a very numerous, and highly respectable meeting, of Delegates from the various organised trades of Manchester, was held at the Spring Gardens Tavern, Spring Gardens, to take ...

... The British Whig Ministry and their Tory allies hare decreed rebellion Canada. How strangely the mad acts of the puny trickstering” politicians of Britain, in relation to our countrymen in Canada, remind us of Helvetius’ maxim—“ Voila let fruitt de la tgranme-elle produit la detobeitwnce, la rebellion. never-failing fruits are disobedience and hellion. The British ministers in the last ...