... 'Parliamentary Cotmendium. HiOUSE OF LORDS, Dec.3rd. The Bishop of Oxford presented a petition ?? ithe corporation if Oxford against the Catbulin. claims. The Bishopr of Bristol desired to say a few. ?? l on what had fallen from a Noble Earl (Hardwicke) F on* a former day, relative to the petition from the F University of Cambridge against the Catholic ?? It wds not usual in the uniiersity to ...

... Compendium of Weekly Intelligence, FOREIGN k DOMESTIC. .SATURADY, Nov. 28. Spain.-Tbe Extraordinary Gazette published Deceimber 5rd, contains despatches from. the Alar- quis of Wellington, the first dated Pitiegua, Nov. 7th, and in thbi bie states that the enemy repaired the bridge at Toro sooner than he expected. -He, there- fore, desired Sir Rowland Hill to continue his march by ?? upon Alba ...

... e To te ?? fhe LI RERPOOL I1IERCGUR4 S~e 1 5 cite nuiiers oy .lus La) e :,lC Vt, Sn.su 16- e GENTLrMEN, It is now near a wonlth since er- the-inbabitants of Liverpeol and its environs 5-ere, itl ve ' a great measure, freed from the nightly acpredattioms, oil of a band of desperate robbers, and who, it apptears nwere part of a f'ormidable gang. by the aliprolilf!sioni icy of two' of their ...

... THE YO UNG ROSCrUS. It is singular enough that such difference of opi- nion should prevail .at present, respecting the pro- feesional talents of Mr. Betty, whose performances, when a child,'excited almost universal and lininua- lified admiration, and even enthusiasm. It; almost leads us to conclude that the writer of the follow- ilg lines, which appeared in one of the London papers, in the ...

... ?Pendium of Jfii'klq IIdelligelW4 I FOUEIGK ? DOMESTIC. SATURDAY, Dec. 19. ber the pressure of various other to ?? nio more t lall a slight inner at the (rown and Auchior 4t inst. in celebration of the re- Burdett and Lord Cochrane, as Pauliament of tile city of West. r was taken by Mr. Wishart, the cI Mpany onl their having re- itQhQ had iignalized themselves in of the people, and in ...

... TZHE LIVE:RPI'0L -AERCURY. I .ITflu.RSD~v, joEo.-24.~ ' i' :, a. i .I ; . . I \ I Tn!' 1t~s(DINT '9 BMfrSSdAGE (cotinued from ilr k isE;}-A more interesting palage' inthe Pre- elr kIsE:J-l1 more ITe- . ea] ieut's lMessage, followis that portion on which'we v i umnented in our last Po lication;. it is ?? .becausc it eemplifies that pacific-policy, Which, as vte have; arl 4i the tnatural result ...

... ov, ioccliancouo ertracto. I No. LVI. GENERAL WASHINGTON. We have been favoured, by a friend, lith the fol- lowing cepv of a letter from General Washington to his Lady, which we believe has not been published in allarshall's or any other Life of, ?? ; but should vie be mistaken, our readers will, sve trust, rbouldre ?? require no apology for our re-calling their attenon to a. cocunient, which, ...

... FROM OUfR CORUSPOINDENT P--IIZ ?? ?? ,N 77.J 1 I Ro~tya. Exhe1ange,London, Wednesdc Retreat ofthe Adies.-By advices front L' the 27th ult. we are informed that the AUlitsq been under the necessity of failing back Upon PCl gal, followed and harrassed by superior munl~cr the enemy. This has been accorplihed i anvimaterialloss. General Hill, in conseIu.i,4 orders, pro-eeded to Arevalo, but .ould ...

... AMERIICA. Thbe. President'sMessage to Ceon- : V - ggress. - 'ashhi -ton City, Vor. 4. The Presidlent of the United States this day corn- niuuicated to Mr. Coles, his Private Secretary, iue following Message to Congress:- Fellsw-citeiens of the Senate and Rouse qi R yre. sentalives, ON our present mceting, it is my first duty to invite your attention to the providential tasours whicb odr ...

... Parliamnentary Conpendzium. l HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday, Dec. 8th. Lord Ellenborough brought in a bill to amend the lnslent Debtors' Act, of the last session. It went to describe more particularly the mode in which the Barristers, appointed by the former act to examine the case; of prisoners confined for sums exceeding £X2000, night give them their discharge. Tbe bill was read the first time.- ...

... (From the Aberdeen Crs'onicle.} About ten days ago, a 6entleman in a high offi- cial situation in this place, rifling along the sands, perceived something white floating on the water.- Ceuceiving that it might be a Russian Bulletin, all- nounciniag (of'cours) 'a giat victory ovbr'te Fenuch or possibly some seditious paper, intended to be dis- tribuied among many loyal inhabita'its of this al- ...

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