... ;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', ...

... . I ~ riq.c Paris, Mlarch 6. Louje, by tle Grace of God, King of France ,aii Narze, &c.';Agreeably to the 27th article of the Cftlstitltionlal C'hartcr. We have ordained, and do or- dain, as follo6s:- ' Art. 1. The following are appointed Members of the Chamber of Peers:- l Our COuSiU, the Marshal Duke I Visdouast ?? ?? Obr cousin, the Marshal Count TheMa rquis ?? Joiurdan Count r'Argout, ...

... LEEDS, SA'PtRDAY, March 13. The Letter, 1t6our last paper,. recolmmteending e that a-grrnmofl.and, in Canadla, should be made to thd unemployb&Croppers, and that they should be enabled .to.emigrate to, that country) has. .strongly atracted the attention oft'4e body whose sufferings:bad excited the6 sympathy of our friend and4 eorrespondent, - Cosmo- polite ; and it has this week 'been ...

... 3'01R R1ATES. We. last eek eiprcseeed attr satisltc tion at teli tincrcaid vi'gilaucu ilsplayedl hy the parish of Lcels at Vestry Mc,:tingsi. his intitlatiols has brought dloisi 1upon uis a violemnt ?? attack in a paper th..t dt- iiclei'iss S gainstuyre s0tsacs. SOIIC s2tain e tuuicr, dr r. the eignatiire of ARaIr sTS, has stateed that ' this . eeping denish (Vigilancv) ' did awake last No-' ...

... 'IIE CflOPEP, S. r?'orrccpondent expreSSLS hS ?? tihat thcejtttr or CotiOAI6Or.IiAw, inserte in onir pa- per of ti 6tWI inst. rccoinuie.ding a lplan, by which a p selI l slanit provision might be sitade for the n tlieloiloyed Croppers, has not excited li-re general inld efficient attentiotl. Aftor sbaerviig ?? thelshabitcandciacitis- stanrces of this sufftering body of ?? a c very peculiar, ...

... P(S'PSC ?? 113 . T. (BY5i ,l'X~i N4SS').-LOND\'JN, .MI.(tei 1S. d! ?? Wte have ?? New York Papers to the Ilai 11 lit. They contain, long other tinl, a1 ingt- awlll'C' tie I ?? ruport ?? a ialbar of vit sap vesseis *1 hict I tile bvc left the iiff'cre-it ports of the Unitud States, to ntet ti I i a ?? itit`id(. i;r thc Dott u0se 'of t:vriyin- oili 1; -lo:ral~lelp e tloi l Sr. lliera. 'IThey ...

... IIOUSE OF LORDS-MO'IDAY. Petitions for thc Revision of the Criminial ER . Law were prcsentedt by thu Frl of Ftortescic, tfram 1 n 'lymotith; by th ?? of Fiewvilliamtis, from iloncabter I nt .,d Hl~lul andI by thce Mtarilais of L~aSdtrWn, From er oSudbury, in Suffltik. TiSc Aurptis of Lineisorwr presenited a P'ctition from ttrc jrisonelrh hi tire Fleet prison, in fatour of the 4 nsolvent ...

... I O. HOUSE OF LORDS.-D/crch 8. Lord Auckland moved the second reading of the Chimney Ssveeper's Rcgulation Bill, a measure which he advocated with much energy and ability._. 'Lord Lauderdale opposed the motion, on the grousd, that if the Machines were useftil' and applicable, they -iv'ltld find their 6i'on way. After some conversation, in which Earl Grosvenor and Earl ?? took part for the Bill ...

... P(Sd'SC RWT~. (BY EXPIRESS).-LONDO)N, MARCSI 29, Celsion Slfl. Me I0or ides to Mir United States.- ]t was currently rumioured on1 Change yesterday at'tc noon, that a vessel had arrived at Liverpool froin Nel York, bringig son1C important ttcws, rllating, as was conjectured, to the Bank. We are now enabled to confirm the troth of dlie abov rumnour, and to communicate the nature of the in telli ...

... LEEM)S, SATI'URDA)Y, M3arch, 27. T71at ,part of the pifilic who wish to pre- serve at permanent memorial of the illustrious dlead. N il learn1 With satisfaction that sole time previous tr: the death of our ever-to-be-lamented townsman, Mll. ftlax, a cast from the lilc was taken for a bust of that venerable sage. by Mr. C. H. Scnwwa'rEa.Lnnlt, which is considcred a fine likeness, antl it hich ...

... LON DON, WEDNESDAY, MdaJ, i 17: The Paris .Tclrn.tl6s aff'ord vcry li ttie ihtrel t'e;teM ' on that politieal tg '11atidti which the existing eribi, bas caileti t'orth in France. Private advicss, ba, evmr, stite, tlsat 39 out of tie 60 noew Peers bvcve prepared to' tkc their seats, nod we may therefore shorly ?? it newt trial of srcbstlil befween tile conflictillg parties in tioth Chambers. ...

... l J)D ?? nMrun. Pt.' :- C: im~i:o Uril .r, en.S flnizpc rb iti - ttein tC !- .4ibi!,, lik,5 proiilcd alnther 1.e0ter 0i) thic bibOi- 11 s .IPt in *§'t: IILI5a loiS- ';tr S farsvl~l ?? ec err~nci~o~lel lSCrlisine. -le his 1 net d' t' lsnstly with the public, nor crndid(tly \ii ilt the 1pub]'. elicers. who c are the subject it' his censure. According to the ijLtiltal: conlitru ution of his ...