... tX . tI1u'Igdflos J'?o5a. LtONDON,,MOXDAY, Dre. 1.3. W E hat1e received Pitri~ Papeis ofI'liursdav last. The' liesht ot' the. five Depetie's eltioted l y thle Untianier, as-canidiavts for thle office of Presideli i, his been siilltitittd'i loa the Iiiiieg, altd his ? Miceeiy lIIIs cliiei ezitit' -Ah( vet Pr-esident during tileht Sebsioti, aailil to fill lie dhieir. On WVednesday tile chamber ...

... bj'\:l Ui). 'A AND l UN DAY'S lOSTS. LoiM',N, SAiTURDAY, JITLY 24. y T 111 paris pieper§ of'l'ueslay last arrived onl Satur- t51 day narutmig. IThe law%, roltt ive to tilie abulition P ft it' floit Wi A ubainie is offic-ially published it, thle P 11lenite'5r. BYv tile tit st article it is etiacted, tiati thle aticli-es ?7i6 and qIEJ of the Civil Cole sire repealed it, clequeisqotct, 6nt ...

... OBSPUNTATiONS ON TTIlE Clohni.aliott of Ilse Cape tf Coad 11np& Jcn calling thlepublicrattention tiltins moft important Mlubject, it may be expedienit in tile first place to -euquire, a ltethef vatde: tile pr (seit tircti lsttnices oI tile Country, labooring at it is utlelr the pressure ofano a ~K~e~i~e 10(1daily' iIWl-Rit.sioo I Opislt hio, Witlijut -Suicwielt einploviyitellk, aiii do~ll t ...

... 77' ladmy'5? Post. . A . , . ;ft q*,? . sAl nt that psitrtod III a health~ 1w atlt. aboutI til cI a~2 of A, Iter late jJ1ti.-esty's djeath, 1~rd arrivedaotth eiiiz At of thed hicnith, tiid every deinonstratioit ol itiotnirit 'A respect) chus'oriilarV ott such occasions, was made, liv tile 1 Goverktio aiid inihabitants, as well Ais by tihe Navali Conmrimtder and ships onl that station.. Do ...

... Ii&USE or, LORDS, Tuesday, Apri 6. 'Mr. PVEr brought tron the Conis0ois tie Bill for restraio- ,1n theBank trot IufilIg int specie thle ites unider D1. issued previotvy to the tat of j aToury, Hie7. 'IO ill beig read Ia fist 1ine, .Lord 1_ ,s RoWBY moved tile suspetlaitlt of thIe stajndirg ordirs relative to tle progfess of Will. Hlestated that between 5. tOt3t,4ttI a'nd tjk)ttIoIO1 had beet% ...

... Ti;E KING. )ti Saturday morning t Ae Duke of Yoi k arrived at c il idsot I aliace abhout eleven o'clock, fron Lonidon, to lull a toutitcil on the state of lhis Majesty. Soon lafter. theil caolers 'sf the Cot nciltarrived, consisthig of ilie .1A li.isllop of Caltitelhur:Y the blislhop of Lonidon, tlie bail Clhancellor, the l)ilke of AMontrise, tle AIMrIOiis (tittlvi), tklie F'ttl of' \V ...

... -()N1 )N. TIJl-,SI)At, JuN t 8S., N r loue nt t mitiral, ln-l, ii6tS tile C an- (! ti h e it % c llv t l i' *ualtl i:solut;tin D vli cll h e it I nived, pro Iiora, f preceding dy. d ilt T e sipcc t of the 1rigjit I[ll. ..itirwlciall oi:iv he cu!si'ieied ils sutiisttlttslilily cylzlaito 1icti'l tlo tle llottse iid t'le cotl t tile Ludget lior pi i p sel't Ne;ll, tilrougil tIhlat plo u ic hir ...

... JIOVSE OF C0.ll..'h1i2 S,. Al>vnday, h.IArch1 22. l1:. J. S.mirtc brouglit tip a Bill to olter -tsUI amend tOle ban krupt lass. wbicvhh was read a first tinme, id urerik:ed to be read a secorlild timue. lihe Rivmp out thle uJnruuittee Pppointed to enquire into tile prr ifels at I lie Pertry n eleeuilon was agreed to, and, oil tile rrnius oft Mr. A. %Vnricrr, it was ordered that tbe Attorney (e ...

... ssr'|L DA)Y AND SU ND1JAY P'OSTS. .0o\rtoN, SAlTJULDAY, FEB. 27. cA;ipplemeint to, the London Gazette of Tuesilav Aj. list wa pullished on0 'Ilt, rsday uOrniilg, Contain- i,.,, uitceIil dtespatches lriom India relatin, to the ,.i-rly rnnciiiiled in Tlhtt quarlter. The lates ot tIleseacCil iu 'Ilec(oll-ig e. 1e s etiten thle moniths of Sept. 181T, and Seit. 1818. I hey alre totally devoid uall ...

... I ' ~tA~tTArnDSTrIRE V. . I, I OENEAR ' GR FUULTUR, f, SOCIETY. t . *.-I.A- Iwj awitslse w-.l 'This Isteeting, ol oliesday, selloliglIt, wvvs MostjL . nuntelousiv and respectably attended: alier diitier the Presidellt V' e-c e The l n'tiaod C tnslitutioil. Proisperiry to thl Agricultul e of t1feCoty ofStaford. i i li :nl Gawersaid, that he chlli not prsopose amore ap- v ptopritte to:ut, ...

... H10USE OF COMMONS, Tuesday, Nrov. 2., _ . . . _ . . _- _ _ r On thle return of tEhe SpCtlk~r fiouml the lHouse of Lords, a short adioulrIn)ent took place. O(n his resutn- ing the chair, he infornied the Rouse of the different writs which hie had issued dairing the recess. Accoird-. ing to custom, a Bill to prevent Clandestine Outlawries Was introduced, and read a' first and second tine. lTbe ...

... ssltrI),AY AND SUNDAY's P1STS. LomDON, SAJURDAY. NQYmtDEa 20. f p-.,IrPils paoers of WVednesday fist, %it hichiarrived VIri~,.Ointtitli i4 int'teltgeitce otf interest. P' rJite ettt~i 1,artIuf lie l)epiit ie ha' e arrivetl in Parib, tot eloetil oft r Letshirive ~S~iont tt..~t)NTOTtlCser. nr Gooo I'el it;-The *\rlQtf~tis prearlu to receiv \s o as ~ ta~t. f CfIai, tud h'is partv. Thle ...