... HO USE OF COMMO.VS, Fridn,,, July II. P4Z1WQCINC.NDxl MR. PlONSONBY. Mfr. Lamb h in oviiig f r a new writ fit- the county of 'iclklow, in the room of the Rlight Hon. George Ponloney, felt the impossibility of cail.og their attention in language altequate to thesubjcet, to the clla::icter of' a ?? who ,as tollowed by the respcet, regret, and aftection ofl every member % ho heard him. ?? fea.) ...

... I * ry ?? - Am. . - m , l F rosm ther Timese.) l In the HoIieso of (O n, iop re Fridav, in a debate oi the State of the Natiorn Afr. H Adlding- ton said, he had risen principally with a view of' doing justice Io a much injured individual-he meant lr. Oliver. (hrrtr, In-al.) Within this fortnight two magistrates within the county of York, who had re- ccived an untfiourabie imprecssion as to the ...

... '3 l' STS &i lPT. (BAY EXh5PiR S)o-LO)N l)ON, JULy 2k. he cnntest at tlhe .j'oel; JYCInn t('rS on with una. .bac( spiiit The real Swucholdels Con- tulue to sell, and tie speculators to buy. It is certain that at no timeu lid msnmany real selltrs appear. 'Tlhe numliber or' warrants of Attorney talken out for the pur- pose of siliall sal's is unpirecedented ; and we fear rhat thc money for thcl ...

... rA ROSUEgrSHOT DEAD, ..Z. I_ -LI. .. _, . ?? . . ,icED ~ 0 IlS.COPLICE WVOUNDED AND TAKEN. I'lse ffrlloxyltg decissve affitir took place at .Iull betwen' tvwve and -one o'clock last Monday ;noraing. 'Qne of tbe worktlen of Mr. Robert Glea. dow -hip-tuitdcr, liavtng occasion to look over the .prcinises aliout seven o'elock on Sunday evenillg was greatly surprised to find the outer door of the ...

... POSTSCIR PT. - - 7- L k'JX- i I V, 1. (BY EXPRESS) L N1)(oN JULY 10. We cat) confidntl a ssert lhat PArliallent will be prorogue Saturday next--,-1. IleFumis ar to-a nl tc e at highler than. yesterday; s per Cent ('onsol' for the july accounts are 79; for . o e nistnce, since ti y is ocn1erth S4 Tr tir statements utpon the Vinances ?? i atr idhe tlleri Hue of Comrdos by to e Cho circ o the ...

... PROROGATION OF T`ALIA'ME-;T. Saturdav, a few milntiles helisr- tnti) Ii' lock, his royal Ifighness t!h. Prince r;ge-nt prircecdc ' in his 'tatc Carriage front Crrltorn-Ussuoc to the House of Lords, attended by his ?? Suite and accoi-t panied by the Horse Guards. Betig seated 0n t!,e . Throne in his Royal Robes. Sir Thot if, T'5yrrirhlitt, Knight, Gentleman Usher or the Black Nod. cs patched to ...

... LONDON, TUESDA-, JULY 8. By a Letter received at the Admiralty from Admiral Sir Edward Thornborlugh, ?? C. h. Com. mander ir, Chief of his Majesty's strips and vessels at Portsmouth, it appears that Captain Donald of the Bombay M-irinu, who arrived at that port on SattUr- day night, in thc ship Dareson, reported to tihe Ad- miral, that his Mlajusty's ship Alrccte wars unibrtu. riately lost in ...

... POSTSCRI T. (BIY EXPRFtS).-L0NDON. lut y 17. At is late hour last nigh t were received the c Paris Papers of Sunday last. There is no announce- ment yet of theaccanchlmnenmt of tlie Duchess do Berry. The price of grain continues to fill throughlout France- Sevcralpersons have been arrested at Bourdeaux, in consequence, it is said, of the disclosuercs mnade by Randon, previous to his execution. ...

... Uw.uIA.L ?? DISSENTING MEEurING HOUSES. Hayes v. ?? .1 oir Jlates of Puteon. Warwick Assizes, Jliky 17.-l'his was an appeal brought in consequence of an assessment lately maldc oa liptist Chapel, erected about four years ago in. the hainlet of Pailton, io the ?? of Monks Kir- by. In opposition to the inclinations of the inhabitants of the hamlrt this Chapel had been assessed to the last four ...

... HOUSE OF C'OMMONTS, Friiday, JTic 27. HABEAS CORPuS SiuSf'NSION. Lord Caitiereaglh moved the third reading of the Habeas Corpus Suspension }ill. Mr. Benizet said, that'shougi he had but little hope of nsaking'an, impression oil tbe House by his opposi- tion to the measure; he felt it his duty to protest against it. The Noble Lord who had opened this subject to fits House, had properly divided ...

... LONI)ON, .IUI;S[A'Y JULY 1:5. J A Dliitc MAil arrisvii on Nlnndiy mnorninrr it is said the negociations for timihislong thle A.rutv . of Occupation by another fitth cnsets with some diffictli- tics. The sittings or the Diet at Franlkfort arc ex- t pected shortly to be adiinirnuild fr two or threemnhntis Y It is added, that th;f Diet is to apply to thc Enllehl t Government upon the subject of ...

... POOR. LAWS. Tiii il! he rtrnie Lroered thata aC r'mirtee of tl- nt1ouse of Cromnnns has :een sitting some time p.ie. a rstr *aiin* th ...