... I LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBE9 19. '-'; ve- The letters from the country to-day are satisfactory. Those from-Manchester confirm the statements previouts- ain ly made, that affairs bore a more favourable compleiion nra, Some new orders for cotton goods-had occasioned a de- Ir gree of cheerfulness, and it was- hoped that trade was I! gradually, though slowly, reviving. BroAi - Letters from Batavia ...

... f11MP°8ANC 0$:L7.aL THE IIIMPOR~TANCE q ~ SALT S MANR * p~ce di a,upjre jeaeksra~pt M onprO~ipowq L1 ~heAaahaj~'t~ se o' iLMAD1 Fk4 of Chorley, 18020.1 - SAL;T, (ysa'sMr f1il~iib~ead,),w11l be- f6un'd ,r e. Opeade 's of ''i~f o tiftr~l~e' 4lSVu!~ ...

... ! , ' 'I 1'. ' '~~ ¢:l I . = ' , - . -,k hMn?-nAV r. ^ H : 7 M9N@A,,~7s ,!t.i :::, \ -- - | 1 AI4. 2? P~t po'ed :t'b 9?r#er -.t j '~afor, the 0My8e going.into a Conlini e,.to.sontdeu.4{ te -ftepprt: of't~s Baplc poe (ittee. .Wth rct@:t tle 9 iino j iow beforc a the o ,: 1e .queisi wheher Ian 4§ ret urn to a T c, eadur .ol - hi .H tl -d . of opinion it was dea&abik to do ft. H-H a Otai ...

... LONDON, TjT'G96AY, OCT&oEm 19. '- X D . - . n I . - t A - Tlletin of the operations of the Liberating Army of New Granada has arrived miost opportunelyj to dis- :pel the anxiety which'the friends of South American . h~lepeiidence must 4.tave entertained, in conseqiuence of o the perplexerl anird contradictory accounts of the. state of affidirs in .New,,Gfanda, given in 'the Jamiaica papers 6 ...

... M IltU t.j~0 LL!S; 22 VisS2RA dS -pri at We bave been favoured with the following notices WC from Davis's Streigists- t 'Evsqtait Hawkins, of 1he Ewerthorpe, reached 7q. *. It 25. N nod saw tile laxtd to tbe E. and WV. which he sup, d c posed to he islnds; opel' seas to the Northward, no see, t LT exeept bergs, which weoe a-ground; a swell from tie Wd Westward, curietit sea fioms the N. IV. ...

... .- IY .4 tt UIL i. it= A~~v.\. a r;opAt^dt~n ,.. ' .o a,' n-, t oi; Qi tV4\)@iM 6y't.iVMaGHT '(the-proposer), SCULCOATFS. From the X2 aiiniiz. rx + y2 = 'we readily deduce . 1 _ ,,lTjpequpgin of. Oe krrw'e'Ir6 ic'h ahrise the 'followiing obser'a- (i.) If x = o, tbenay;= ,d ihe.or.diuate xld-absiisa begiu together.. .. .' ' 3 - a, 3- itifiiity; cb1uetl ^ if t 'tSKe ;4tai of :2 a! frdAm '(1;e, ...

... HOerianus.O- F- -HO U SP OF :-C 0 lf Af 0 x S. MOND)AY. FEBItWAIRV 2Z, THt 1'UNDSOR 19STARLTS1MCENT. - Losrd.C~flereagZ moved the Order of the Day, finr the 1-oufe going into a Committee on that part of- the Speech of the Iords Commiffimiiers which related to the Windfor Eflablifhment. The Houfe having refolved itfeif into a Committee, ihe Noble Lord obferved, he was itfirous the Htoufe ...

... n t ! ' P ria- t HOUSE OF LORDS. FsitsDAY, DECiSMHElR 3. Tbe Lord Chancellor moved tihe second reading of the IMisflemeanor Bill, the object of which is to pres.ent te t telaly wich the present riight of travbrsin r causes inthe t trinl of persous chargei with this offence.,I Parl Orosrenor cMidemned thle bill as greatly dimi- a nishing tle secu'ity of tihe subject. t Lord Frcskine strenuously ...

... Ott o ~IoiaL:st I ION. ~ chO P0iir c h 5tli.o 62- AilW10 We sttatel hil lilt tb.1ltlLlti001 ~ t0~iittio~. he gos ?? tnill. i tia ill.. - El. en LOOO aii the gt-illron inil 0tl tho ?? , Ht-Nl y ittosg, of' L-oriion, I eent1-o--iin wlhl rhl ~ilr 3l~i i tho ie colvfln y, t1 e ii vr-, --o r, and T. 11110OO~ i lue ias book on the- i't Ail me or. 'fur 01.i~t of thjoroct of an exta 00001 iio' ti--- ...

... \NVf'AVE1RS' UNION. ?? S rddav !t, a -nertin' , Ceotiting of (00 orseln. 'l i.ei ?? (f t!he R!ilO (vl2.iis ti;; i~'dl at l)Dcw,]niry. tor Ill- pom'toi'nt' Dittr'ritlllg nafl ciapliorii thc Diture of thb ?? cOe-ers' Unien:- I.tim I, 1I tESON eXplIeIdI, thl;at ;ihc ooject of c:iis ?? Oas to Ibt1tter thce Lo1'Jitliol et tile torkmrnen h! enaimbing themi to acquire a blteghr ernuiretr:;ion for ...

... 'WAKEFIELD RETORIM MEETING. Tfun Publah Mectimi,, con-vemed by requis~ition. to he. he~ld o i Mconday hist at Wakefield, tools- place s'it thait dliy, ait fosir o'clock, ?? mi. About half-past four ocloik. the croiun illeu camtro u ion thle h ust ngs.nai M)Ir. Willanl of' luie wour e, was unaniuimously eec~ted Chairtir Mi'. WILL~aAN ?? frietrlo1 . Tes ?? ?? of' the situtitioni you tire ...

... lTflE 31EAlCUR.Y. _ 'rO E 2A50t ing of fhiU.Courity of Y Or;,* rfor s deminig an in IveStigation into the copduct of the aritliiori of M ianlchester. on lthe fittal 16th of A ugtst, was held last Thursday, under highly rlnspi ciou3 r- cu mstances The, High S heriff, in right of his office, took the chair, Itd wsissurrtunded byaody of oic- men and Gentlemen, which, for character anrd conse- ...