... POSTSC RIPT. (BY EXPRESS).-LONDON, ArneL L New York I'apers were received this morning to the loth ult. 'Tlhe Congress closed its scssion on tel evening of the Sd, - beyond which, says the National Intclligencer, *- their constitutional term of service did not permit them to extend. Jinteilenec lhad reached Lisbon from the Bra- zils, to the end of January, which affirms uneqiiivo. cally, ...

... ;JA, ?? (O.R9 (IjiMoIday ('veh2iti ~i Lord )tilteii lirrivcd att i ), ; 01 hie Ccl: rillueilt. VWe 11itderitoiii l~i I~ Loid- lad abeen e.late, i.:lly itii proiced bv hi,, Coiw. al t eir, and duir hie wll`1 nowi be cii, bled to cveoume pai I iailiw II ta Ilktitcs Ei F te and (Counite'ss h:jij alid fhtimily 1 cvcddav l ell at! their III 3 iGirOnSceoor- I , jno tllciT Stilt, .MIilt(ll', ...

... .Y I - i IS The gmardians of the poor, acting for the t TownsiipI oI Leeds, have appointed itr: Robert Oastler, 'r itr. Jul0]1 Cawood. and .Nlr. Edward Dlaines, a depita. e tion to visit itr. Owen's establimnient at New lanark, in comnpliancc with tite invitation of that Gentleman, for . the purpose of asereaining how far his plan can be naule a ?? applicable to diminiihing the nunmber, antd ...

... HOUSE OF UOIMOUNIS-Mo-DAi, tay 3. THE CA'T'HIOLIC CLAIMS. v M- Mr. Gratt/an presensted Petitions from the A Catholics of St. Mary, St. Thomas, and St.. George's, r: . Dublin, in favour of Emancipation. The Right Hon. lZ Gentleman also presented several other Petitions fron; n F other parishes in Dublin, and one from certain Protes- n n tant Inh~aitants of Dublin in favomt of the Catholic h g ...

... HOUSE OF COINDIONS.-FRIDAY. WOOL. BILL. call The House went into a. Comiilittee on the of Customs Duties' Bill, when the Chainrclol of the Ezheb- anc qn/cr proposed, that a duty of 6d. per pound should be the laid on all foreign sheep's wool or lamb's wool, and that the the duty should attach upon wool im~poctcod from any nal pa~tof Europe from dic 5th of October, and upon that da3 imported ...

... TO THF. rkl(SIIT Il5N\ 1.ARL FITZMILLIA M. ?? MiNv L.oan, I'i..f'/irl, Odber 26th, 1819. Whi: t, in commois with every teld friend of the ihelt its of ltnll~disiliten. i f:el the renmoval of ?? L it tl f:ioot thV Ii u'enilrey tif the We st Riding of1t tile Cloit ty u York, a, a most srious evil at the preront E mno lrw, I ''iroi hut congtuslatc yrue Lorilslip uponi t c verC ltilqSitr;ttl,' jit ...

... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I I LEEDS, SA'I'URDAY, Sept. 11, I In Septemnber last, Mr. THOMAs TnomrsoN MtMtCALVl'C, or this town, was admitted L.icenthite of s the Society of' Apothecaries; and on Friday week, it b a member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. Mr. William Nieholson, tate assistant' to Mr. a Wilkinson, of this place. is nominated to succeed him it AS ...

... VISIT TO NEW LANAtR.- ?? 1 (Continued.) Tlhe public ha~ve felt and exprscel I lively interest inl thle visit of thle ILscd ?? OwecaN's Thstablisliintint, and ire rcsunie oar narrative Widli much satisfaction. It Was Our wish -to arrive at out- destination in suffi- Cient time to witness the swaylin which the Sabbath was ~-penlt in this interesting colorty. idt our wishes onl that hlead were ...

... Sill FR.t.ENCl BURDETT's LETTER To the IELLICTOtS of WESTMINSTEil. ¢ ?? reading the newspapers this mornioc, having arrived late ycsiterday evening, I was filliet with Aiimrn, grief, and isigignation at the account of the blood- ?? at Manclhester, This, then, is the answer of the barouhrnongers to the pe- titioning ?? is the practical proot of our starndisig in no need of reform-these the ...

... THE MRIFUCU, RAYt E; ?? t.t'lL'C. .7C',I Os opelnlQglhl- Iailnositt au-d troult he p1oceedlngs t( in the two ons,1t_ is manifeit that the Systemtu wiliri will be ptsueed by'¢olvernmcnt, ;1L supported by Parliallaent, ?? of etereion untivited With t sconeiliation; TlWspecet of his Royal fliginess, witlC the exceptioii of - one singlc sentence, is throughout w talculated to p oduce mielanchtoly ...

... . A 1OC 7 T1AL flSOA- The following rc-ohttimoutr to lo-p ttl rragcai le of FramcWortk nittrrS, a3tt to sup1port those ho as lresist the cc tenptt n:.ating to redluce theL prices. have i. been passed atl 's ifsi cocigifl riii RthVc ar inl being, in rice Chair, end tli H/g~c-Shlrttz' or the County one of thce suatshribrs l Ji;I 22, re Iioki cf 2 SS Lt' At a Vestry ?? held ?? day atthac Chvrch ...

... POSTS C RIPT. two J oA all (BY EXPRESS).-LONDON, A.r fir S. hat ai Parliament will adjourn this day till the 21st out instlrit. rdls I I QUARTEP'S REttVENUi;E. uid The following flattering rtatt'illulit of the pui)- ails public revenue, and of the Esports and ihiports of the, re- country, we copy from the Courier of Wednesday:- be WVe comtitunicated to the pablic yesterday a general, lost ...