... I .. HOUSE OF C0m3TOfN'5-11011ltiuy. n The debate6 on the Treatiei wvith France 5 -were extended to greater length than in the Mouse of Lords, the speech of l.ord Castlerea-h-ainne occupying o no-irss than eight columns in the &urier.. We. have endeavoured to select the most important and impres sive features of it, as well as of that of Lorl 'Milton. who moved the amendment. Our notices of ...

... r, - -. ? 6. i To m, I i R i 0 ? i ? I., c I- e 6, is ?? L ?? ;, ?? I., ! ( ?? . I T? ^:e E DITOR of ?? LLEE-ia i'itit iUtY S;;'-Tho Firs! Pcsaol-,ion clcssed at eighley Oil ?? i 'a instant, o 0y: thratt;'e (l ?? CiF ' it ?? l :iPOSU to apply o' ?? 1o0 power to ?? Ton'i'e gengc late,; ii fJ . 0 yer ! Cint c-.-l Ccsi; 66 25-ds per Cit, on MCM1roha1lltk, Ind ?? ocrCent. on Limcitooc, l3 ...

... LEEDS, SA TIU)RAY, P,,B. it. T. AEaa5 ra a . [}A .. - . A. a:..1LW l i conscqitence of a Hlectlisitirni, sivnvd bivy aI considereehle number of the most rcsprtecable itchalsi- t;nts hif tbis place, thc Mayor-.iIas COm-riced a public ueeting to be leld on Monday thc 2 6tIh ieat.-at the essicone- IlIOLte, to takc into con'sideratioct the propriety of petitioning lcrliamecnnt iagainst a renewal ...

... ed.danr 'y a t uloficrouis* and mos i res- pectalble mlce tir~ g wa i's h eld l at the.AMision.I10 Hull, to take into con sdeiati n th e p .opricty of p ttitiflhinlg Parliamenrt against tiie continuance of the rlncomeae&t Pioperty TrxY. 'The Mansion-lo Us e was filled with persons of the most respectabl ?? -including severe1 oi' the first agrieiltriu sts in lloderdss. The. *layor took 'tile ...

... THIE lM.ER(tUjRY. .-s fl. I,. ?? as . l--- WEIEN the Aliied l Siverpoigns puhlished their second DOciarution against NAPOLEON, BONA- PAILTE, ?? assigned tile impossibility of reducing their arlities to the Peace cstabslishmient, so long as he, was in possession of the Sovereign power in France, as one of tile principal grounds of .:.Air opposition to his Government, alleging, tiat they looksd ...

... TtITTSDAY. '1 *J c`-OtA Y. ?? e Order of td DaDay bei e ?? ffir tie. resumrption of thc e adjourned Debats Oil the Addr e,,s M. r. Larv said, that whatever lus tre ig be she' upon the. miilitary opeiationt of ou ainsibes, he hspc the House would not be misled by a dangerous tii.dl siin, if', in the tresses upon thle table, ?? thin eiuld ba po7ittmd out arisgerous to thie interestre conC- I ...

... On Sanday last, (Geor.re Loftboue, whevl.- vrig-t, late of York, died at the Cross-Road 'publie- house, near 13ramb Inn-Moor, under the fofoo;in ?? Saturday iiighi, the deceased left this town by the At ?? with an intention of pMo_ eceding to Yorks: when the coach stopped at Kiddasll-. Lanc, he went into the public-housc* where, being intoxicated, lie had somc trifling disputz. durinig which ...

... COIM1ON HALL. The Lord Mayor, Alde rmnen, and Liverymen of tile city of Lonrlmn, met on Friday in Guild- ball. fir the purposv of considering' the pro- priety of' petitioning parliament against the conlinuance or renewal of ?? upon Income, cornm,,nly called Ole Property Tax. The Lord Ikittyor having stated the object of the Meeting, said he would only address them in two or three words, for he ...

... LONDON, T UESD9AY, YPb. 13 t. 'Four (days' Paris pafpets arrivied\ ,gn Sunday, c biloring accoutnts from .tbait eriaj~l down td- 1 Fr1duay last. Onie of them, ?? des . .Debats, .iahuding -tt the ?? of Sir r RobLrt NWilson, ICaptaiii aotddton, Vand ht. . lru ?? states la:t ihbe Tribunal of First In-. stance has rejected their petition of being admitted to bail. bu)t in1iimates thlattheir ...

... . -IN S4 ISCH i PT sV ?? -1V I' s \ T {. ?? . .. , , ?? *E-J. a H r 5 (BY i;XltESS.)-IS)NDON, Ff'lrn. 22. Siirinn after Ihe Frin 'c if Saxe Cobourzr at- rivel 'at tilt; t-lareridr )lote&, Bontl-Sitcet, f ero Dover, Ihis arrival wvas crtnilli rrcatlst Ionl Castlereatll, Wio ilinledliately waited limoni tile Prinice, to con-ratoljate ]jir;i. After he hl'sl ?? his leave_ of the Prhince, his ...

... LON DON, TUFSDAV, ?? 30. Paris Papers arriveti on Snnday 10 the 20th .;nstant. it is o& yjiout, froan tlei' conltemts,. Ahat a vety ceon-iderabile dgee of itagition ritetails not only in Paris, hat also In o;her !. jlart.- of the kingidom[i, atni Dipjn in part'ttllmr S|eems maltehot' a ?? ?? V SIM lit. C| utt Maxiille ic Clhoiseli, the Prvti cto! thtJ Cole d th has ad] iessetf a Procliuiiatm o ...

... IFJREXCH PAPERY. . -- now Paris, Jan. 27.-The consternation of the public still continues, and baffes all description; ] it is visibly painted oil every coUnI;enance, and yet nto man van tell precisely why-its origin is tohbe traced is the exliting slate of parties, and in the measures that are rp ect edl, as weil 3s in those that are adopted by the Chamber. The most absurd romoulrs succeed ...