... I?DN1*;?uAv, JUNE 115, 1R41. ?? ,NItot' 0' it ~.p i~i -t-he t otrer of t;;e tc tekl of' the ('tithetirai ot Vslliloleiid asnv wvny on the 'f1st nit., after a feigilttftof torim a; hich broke oier tbe lo~an anld lasted nearly twto lo~i r . Fortunately itoli Ies sere Aft'. Leffesef, the settior lono' Lawr Celosois. sioncr, 1t is it i stated, retiredl fr- ul thalt of hiee T/it' .^f ?? icit ?? ...

... POSTSC IIIPTO ?? O FAiDA1 Y'S .l. O .VDON, C2,AtZEl'Tr'. Iranr CetAMxqelta.At>;s Ot i TCL:. JUN>E 12. ' A HIA; Qtteen h5a been gracioutsly pileased to apt- reeve ct the appointmenit It' George Ha~ter, as sqr 1'tilteipal Palintet iu titdinarg Itv ber' Mtajestv. in the icon rof htir Davir l Vilkiti U n Ort m a, JuNL 1S. 7rth flioejeno Gtit~roda-ireeet Ctd. E. Cheney, fronm haif:pay ...

... U'JnO S ,Uas.n. To the MATES Of the ROYAL NAVY. Avoid along shore ?? COLLxNowooD. GENTLE31EN,-I suppose you have been discussing the spontaneous boon made to you by our considerate and gencrous rulers ; and, I hope you have read a letter frons Brutos, in the H~amlpslire Telegraphs of the 21st nit., and also, certain pithy remaks contained in a candid paragraph in the samne p~apr on the 28th ...

... ?? SATUHJ)R-DAYJAiU4fki l 1042. Iva omitted to werition, ltast ileeli:~ that tbe Mow~ya, W. W. Jduilpott, Utaq hist retvivotl the ?? ul d ~malalia 'of pfee clistibmilind alviorla thle poor of the q litdt by Loit y l sid mv.losit idse .c h tv i ite l iv Aw Ui h nh Molitorr of i4U tlbldr to ' .tht Vtv, I Tim. litv- ofili1 2l1t OliA bitvlfit ?? I tatild 'Nto h eveie oh, lirtitbsid, 11lhtsd Vold ...

... SATURDAY', AUGUST28, 1841. cir. On 11he *tjil instnttit, the Rev. Alfred Tlooke, _ ild Mt.A., WeS Ilistiliteil 1 v the Lord Bishop ?? 8lisbiory, a I it il the Vtit0.tle If MIotiden, Dorset, void by the death s uig , r dile Bev c ll liowie,, oil the I reselitetitln oi JAIohn s nts ithlnuci e t Wi ley Sa ibridge lrie Drax, USq., tnol Allse 1I nig ,I esle Frl:tice, .aIvhriidge Erle Drax, hie ...

... [ A011OV311 . Za-.\ 16 ' l),\ i,N (A4 H I IB LER ?? 1 64 1. 'l ' )iC ?? 'og t ie dI i v Ii C , ai'opiI1' int til tlhe thet, Oll tile blitl i .t. H-etr~ j.t itil I vto W'iiero Pirotite Cot iath. Loiu cis l 11e' t~iiladtieict ta JOfephfleet tinraltt.- Dotli ?? brlet.th 10 Of'III ,. it. , j kid t0/t0UI)' V U-rmS int tor Sicie i ith ~t ~ei~'tirg. Hidttl. -ties E a it ialtatilaiv toii tltiicitI U ...

... II ()l ll OFIl (1 . 'aMMINS. h0.ND., . II' 24. 1 it le followinig lill lere ?? t ch nsd i d, stil oreleeti to ber Ie ceinoittted Tihe Srol a tl IySss ll Debts; the if -l;id la Small Debtss Eie lsairrs, n ,ni Debt,; tile Exeie Snimll Debti and the nioych'N. ,.stite Bills. ]le fboi)wine Ins ffi i ere read a rlhid tim e and pasisedt -1t'le Birinii gliaii hiclomure; ithe tarnstapile anti Braun rot ...

... SATURDAY, AlA L 2!) 18U41. - l Earl If Surrev, bN adhelitimieleiit, Ilas honticcd his initint inn ( Iretiring ftoloutlt repren tatic ul ftinest Sussex. at ItIR fan I' rpnplllsa,, n tha ILi r, ot \i est iu ut the ibultontiog election the ii berMa. cooe will loose tw\o vot's t1w \\'est ?? but they will gain live cites in tihc Suosex Boroughsl. __ 3(Lt, 1l. D. 9idorilto will Iltlt aga ill offer ...

... Oj'I:NI, NG 0I 'ltt: CEIIISTS BUEJATILED TJO 1 ll.I U1NIVE1S05ITY O UPSALA IY ;tls ?? Ill. Thins vet, ex]ected withi so rlitch cnriositV driting ii0l Yct1r, by the public in' Swevd w t, uind iideed iE Iunrope. ltoo place onl dit' 29th I)ol'l rclll?. Thle Ilol. * |tvilig wzill bi. fotbidi to be tile most ?? OccOUTLn Pt' t Ve ni'iiv'ctlitIgS lhitl(tciti 1itIaLe li~tOlii:- At VI-lev ol (lt(o ...

... ITrIE COUNTIES verus THE TOWNS. In the coining struggle the cities, towns, and boroughs of England are destined to fulfil their ancient duty of defending, within their limits, and by their unaided valour, what would other- wise be the defenceless cause of liberty. The historyv of this country teems with instances in which the towns ol' England have been found the only refuge against a ...

... a? }HOU31E OF P 1- 1RS. THIURSDAY, A'rltoru 15.1 Lord CIoUnpbelt laitl on the table a bill to enable 1 ngli~sh creditors to sue their English debtors whlo ma1y bave removed to foreign) parts. This is, ot' coarse, an tinporroot mesure ; the other busi. ncss uas of' a routine natoec. HIOUSES OF C'OMMNONS. TI-UESD-AY, A ernt iL]. Lord Ash/ey~intimatedt Cbs course wshichl he ,rl31 .dopt on the ...

... M , . ?? amD ?Eraturballlo 'Voolfi. I I 'I he Fr crc h Al it Ae' ot' Writ iret I ?? ret itC piI Ic , tr I it II I r I 'ri v''t IIer , nrrtl oit At' ciit ' ttt't rln Ietre lt LI 'I t Ie ilt . lC II ?? II,' le Po rt I ttltti 'i d aC ?? I ar I to t hi I :It. lie a rea t.iic I Iit ?? 't I It! ox rI I' I Lti tnaik. Jr 'iivuniw . rti to tit; re 1..t File pi l'trici l eciltrt r vnitiotned.t the ...