... LONDON, MiONDAY, MLVARCHt 30. ARC 'IC EXPEDITIO~r. ;*Os-Saturdty; about twvo o;'cl6ck' Viscount Melville, Uaccorjp4nied by Sir Gedrge Wai-rendef, and Admirals 'Sir G. Moore and Sir J. Yorke, Barts. arrived at Dept- ~frdl dock-yard, where they were received by Coin- tnissioiner Cuihninglhaii, the Officers of the dock-yard, ai'lll Ciiptainsl-Ioss ihd Biichain, and imnmeddiately went on board the ...

... Jiotleaster Meetino- 188-8 .~~~~~~~~~~~~. . .. . .I~~~~9AtbAY, ~~~~added Swp Stakes, pf 1h4ith20gs ,.fg~Ss! 9ff4 v~e, 9~st I I'I isL,j 94; .4b-aod' a~d'atC 7lb.. m tie al.,d half. (8asuh&beribr.) L -Mr OaFriort h a, 4,years aid Du Mlr dGrforth'sllr- e y ir aut, .1 yra M Lord Flisiwilliam's b mI Mo~rtornes,_5 yr. . Mr Mr-Larebon's bin The Ducig~~a,5 ~ i~ 'Lii Mr~V Lasrton a gr h Ssienus, ...

... Oigrellanfatlool ? hl | In consequence. of the. nsuch-larnented death of tl X3 is Right Hon. Wi'diam Eliot, one of the Members for Peter o D borougb,that city was ranvassed on Monday last. by.,Mr fu o 5car;ert, the eminent, King's Counsel, who, we are inh C foimed, did.not meet with A single refusal;,bu s.hiq Urc. ler ca noot of course Lake place until after the meetid , a uf Marhlament. - I. ...

... ;DUANFA-:AORTHR MB .zANZvDORNAL1t.I At the late Durhati'tsc an ctien for defamation whch has'beetn pending nearly two yeiaq, and had ex- cited an oiitiunal degree of public'intirest in that city a'nd n6eighlbourhiood, was lirought to a' final decision. Ori the minin'g of Friday, July SIst wlseu the whole of the cir- E=cmsrnces coniected withih the case were iiperied to cone forvard, the Cou'rt ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY, DcCE1BnE 295. MAILS have arrived this morning from Holland and Flauders, bringing papers to the 22d instant. The Budget for the, Kingdom of the Netherlands was the ''sidlbjcct of a very animated debate in the Sitting of the I.9tha of the Second Cham~ber of the States General. che prinicipal grounds of opposition were that the ex- pen liture- of the country was not reduced to a ...

... NEW !CHURURES AND CTHAPELS. in Th a'l Tlie lte Act of Parliiament, fr jikdr;awnd pro?- ing .lfing the ut ing of a1ditionol churche.s in populou's .,3l pd-riihes.' eructs, Uiat ruiks and reilations are to be. n' fore by isioiers for theil Keneral pxroreed- ing ings, *ind thS (ne to fix and,sipecify tbe lagest amount. ; e allowance to be granted foi buildiina atyvclitrqli 'b try blt si4el. ru ...

... -1,, I . TlE French frapers iasi arrived, eontaiij certain intel ,i'cnce, of inore interest, from their variety, than of im- p6rtance from any public points uponuwich they bear. The French writers, from the lively zeal, q the parties which divide the public mind, and from the high rank of the leaders, have, indeed, a' pculiar spirit, and occa mm .sionally gonaiuniqa'te circuinstai.ces of the ...

... !.BEL , H , Z':.. f Saturday, at t r;i. al .-e at'ned dejeia tVeitaod 3ur bi;,ciue.bl UpO . ~ai tn.rt bail ozra, ..s ra g* and ta bls, and n'd fr o h .. . ; ance aof saI.. : , a . -, , . ,;,,rato *oh we~e-'u~g-sere,>a tenoWas c. !2 l e !! .t, n a~ w hat-was t itu th.ie Jd r' and 'daiid A ,Mncalo'th k. I dalous libel u o n, rj ct w. .'dpo:te tvlr ie!, Cnnon'b,!4. sh~tif they- had' hadbgnsotopr. ...

... T6o the EDITOR- OK thie ROCKINGIIAMI. SIR I I have this evening readt your observations on the Y ridiculous uproar which 'occurred at the Theatre last 0 n [Fridlay] night, in consequence of a Terse in Mr. Mallin-I 1, 'son's. Song being thoughE, by some individuals to -iave been improperly introduced into it. . . I am free to cosfess,ithat'I'do not agree with you in. I your trictures on,- 'r ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY; ARIL 31. . ----wm m . o aqrer A mail from Holland arrived yesterday, andidwe re-, ceived German Gazettes to a recent diate. It is. stated that several French refugees charged with having pro- moted and directed the late attempt to assassinate the Duke of Wellington, have been apprehended by order of the Government of the Netherlands, and conveyed to Brussels. The Dutch letters ...

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... L(LONDON, FRIDAY, NOV3EIBER 6. 0 _ . ,:mmo .% ON -Weinesday morning Sir Charles Abbot, one of the Judges of the Court of Ring's -Beich, took the uisual oaths before the Lord Chancellor, in his private room at Lincoltfss-Tnn.hall, preparatoy to his takitig his seat as Chief Justice of that Court, in the 'roon of the ight Hon. Lord Enlenborough. And yesterday Imorn- , Sir Robeirt-Dallas, Knt. ...