... 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 ?? Poot. W EDNESDA1Y in the House of Commons the W I S~Seifls brought to the bar a petition from the Lord mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the city of London, praying relief from the duty on coals. Mr. Alderman Wood, on moving-that it le brought up, explained a .i pprehension that had got abroad, that the city of 11ond(on appropriated to itself the duty of 9s. lod, per (ihaldron, when, in ...

... - ------ - - ey0e Of Vor0ap, alla , ?it 'P. -- I LONDO'N, FRIDAY, Aenir. r -IE Official IAccounts of the produce of the RsevelltICe IcC. tiiti unduitii ralh April, Is I i), as pre-tlited to C! zo T!'ew of' C('0:0 ons, hav C bee'n pr~intted. 'The increase ';i ryt:;neIroS ti\atioll -14ilit et,xli;ititd,-Rfl mitounit Sii1it011 ol' tnc coluntrv, would appi( ar hilt as a drop to tI~ sti-i,; 50 ...

... t Alen ill their bargains contract, not for denomiaaliwins or sounds, but for the intrlingc valie2'--Lacke. 3 To the E ditors of O7e Rruieotl Mercury. I SiRs,-In my last letter I endeavaured to show what were the chief qualifications of a currency, ormediu n of internal exchange of commodities between man and man, and that it was essential that it should be subject to aslittle variation in ...

... I %1.1116ratebo sed EDINBURGH, MOYDAYAPRIL 26. Of By the Flanders mail, Brussels paper! ci- been received to the 20dh inst. It is St ker, these papers, that the order of ?? tee sia, recalling all the Prussian yoath foro folr studies in thei University of Jena, wsioc en- ed by a previous order from the Grand D Weimar, within whose territory the-urijv | in 'situated, requiring all foreigners who ...

... 1, , ?? FRIDAY-APaL.9. , A The Persian horses intended as a present to | the Prince Regent, are a t Hall's stables, in fnialkenr Street, but they will not be presented to his Royal Highness until the arrival of the Per- sian Ambassador. Two of them have pink tails, s, and all of them are grey, except one, which is a s, chesnut; they have been twelve months on their ,1 way from Persia to, ...

... I AST INDIA 0OUSEs GRANT TO THE MARQUESS OC.HAST[NGS. In consequence of the advertisement that the pecuniary Grant to the Noble Marquess, for his important services in .India, would be discussed and decided upon this dai, the Court ef Pro- prietors was unusually crowded. But upon the advertisements with the minutes of the Court of Directors Proposing a Pension of 5,0001. a year, for Lord ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 0? CREATBRJIT12AIY AN2D IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, ArrL 27. The Oaths were administered to Lord De Clifford and Lord Ba aot. etitions were presented by Lord Kenyon from the Mlagis- trate6 of Lancashire and Cheshire, acquainted with the Cotton Factories, in favour of the Cotton Factories Bill; by the Arch. bishop of York, from the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of York, against ...

... THE POLITICAL -EXAMINER. rarty is the mtldncss ofunae9:y for the gain of a few. Poz. No. 575.- PERSIAN AMBASSAPI,)R,, AND HIS COUN- TRYM . As the approach oF the Persihn Arnl )sador with his fair Circassian has excited a good deal ofCuriosity, itmay'be as well to take tIl opportunity of calling _snie liltle alten- tion to certain mllions of mnen, yclept the Persians in ge- Thi3 nation'i Ahias ...

... i JDSTSCR j ., f, (BY E-U2R1fESS).-LON DN pa'li ami~t t ?? ycateleS et, h 'iotI1 n oin, tner. No busine~ss of any gene-I Iii nipol Inerre Wiva trainsacted..- lucrewsa uiir ?? tht ib.I n ?? tile .131ik Colrnnnhittr 'Oitld hle ip prcsried butor i Yt ctiily Will nlot bc ?? downl Ip reths ted becuse it was expiciy statc by Lod lyiCastlereaghI ill reply to a questionl frV Srt.Kari n.bull, ...

... -x- I;I _Nll's Ilt,.. ?? ?? ,~~~E.MISTIEil SESSIONS. I V OIlS' I~iAY.-Xi if ItlttW atlirtind was cenvicted cf ptcljng the p. Ret ot' C ':ltallti Jol i, Dean. on the ood of Mareh last, at tde Ollt : Q f l~.'t'-'ti-stret Bryofgs-utrot, Stt . of' a sdlk hiin: - toen hi s tdi'en in IthliLeat. G. IFranis i 11( jjl]ti lia . ?? ltilly (tItWOVa, o'e ilt(fited flot hplin 0I i LiCle- stittI, ...

... Paris Papers of Sunday state, that the intelligence of a plot to poison the Emperor of Austria in Italy Las been confirmed. It.wad to have been carried into execution at Rovigo, and yva4 discovered only a. very short time before the appointed moment of its execu- lion. How the discovery was made is not mentioned; but probably by the compunctious treachery of one of the conspirators. Private ...