... FRESI RIOTS IN THE COUNTIES. D- (From the Leeds mercuy.J 3 -S;. Hudder!field, Dec.3.-Our Correspondent'inder a, habve date, says, tiat the spirit of Luddism t id ich'lgs last letter, like the Prince Regent's t ii- sjeeci, represented' to be extincit, haid again ap- ild peaed and raged with more than usual violence. a. Last Sunday night, about a quarter past nine o'clock, a number of men armed ...

... ; To the 3on bers oj the vrzzius Associ'tion and clbs I , U ., 1o r a e I .ool . |I HREA shndrY members of the Backbone S. ?? theleoi'on Ifithet e ighs slar.a S and asio for ft.hi bough, take!gro eat pai r to persuade the m emnbers of cetain other societies Y thIrrale, tit tne' said Gttaio CANNING with his o r e GNEi RAL GAS. ONE, Ca nnotas here- y tofore, without the aid of ancassistana ...

... .A, 1t'as ist et ab losie doceri Tro the Editors )'~Jthe LieqWoIt ~Mrcap. J cl GENTLE.AEN, - Ihave'selected the above senti- ment from an old sehool-book, the miusty' leves f fli which mnight, I often'think, be se'viCeable. in the rX hands of Khing antd 31ii sters, if they wiiold only f, suppose tbei r understandings to be on a level with II I.tbose of children Dly master had riot a more i'fa ...

... '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 ...

... 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, ...

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... NAVAL INTELLI(MENCE. . . # , ?? . i ?? We uaderstand that the Favorite S. . rwll give protection s to tte vessels coming up St. George's Channd. I Bridget, Kennaa,hence, forDenierara- and thefiger.Porter, th hence, fer Barbadoes, were all well on the ?? ult in lat. 40. N. Long. 15. W. re Benson; Spencer; from Trinidid, at Clyde Pilorim, Patterson,, from GuadaloOpe, at ditto tb ETin.Stanton, ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FriDAY, DEC. 11. ?? --MD - RUSSIA.-The accounts from St. Petersburgb, whicli will be found in our Compendium of Events, . I : . I - A , I . ?? h - 1- -, describe the retreat of the French, through a barren at and .deolated county, harrassed by repeated attacks, and sutfierrig all the distress attendant on a season of . rigerot inlebmency. It appears to have been the al ...

... Altiough the antlenticity of the late exroaordiooay Crolt (f Wheat at Pitnito, in Wiltshire, has been a4ceriained biyond thu possibility o3 sloubt,yet there are some persons who do not give implicit credit to that jart of the statement which avers, that in the two years it had lain in the ground tlhe nature of the Wheat clhaged jro-n smnall bearded earo to as finte Lammns Whzeat as owas ever ...

... FROM OUR CORRESPONDEN: V--.A V-h--nv T-n1- .1.Z Royal Exchange, London, 11 cdcsdOyn/1,:, The Court of King's Bench was croodde al to suffocation this morning, to hear thetf trial: . The King v. ./ian and Leigh Hunrt, This was an ?? proceeding for an lle, libel upon the Prince Regent. The libel being read, the Solicitor. noerrl pealed- to the jury, whether this was not a fOld, tlignant, and ...