... . 7 esdaay's .Jlosi. LONDON, MoNb i-y, j'Ys 16 1 `l >E liE vee riceivve t he luris Papers oflThur;(d da V unnd F isdll~ u They hrOli the finlat discusifii, in lh he ~ bro ('41v1111be up~,.s upo rhe L aaw of th ire ltv i ! ofth C lPles P; alt w ich ivi ii it w nu carried by. a tit ijciilV l of frJ. The aim mo ntt of. scciriti s to ie, titian iiiaed f irnts 'iteconlductors of pro pi stt of'o f t ...

... pOSTSCRIPT1. -- A. .. I.i LA )N DON'. 'ITVESI I \ . I. M Y 4. I;l E - IIIJ Relsort of tlhe Committee of Snilpply, Lor, Ialli tl555 5ie krtt5 Eviilt aleS. --,1 ast I siglh seblitssedl ( lit ii S~iIIC )I; .Oshlt~iis~ asintt after toe 'isriolsi uocIted J.tim tt> 9 ll'riIOe c isiriraljoss of 0he Pasir citiliemesti Bill was Aft Is-C AiUr, S. BoRSE-btisIC) this (ienslli (AGCsCN tile rit ...

... SIOUSE OF COMMONS, Mon ndky, Ily S. Nuluerous petitions were piesevited I-r acd agaitst the CaftsFI: clails. Antiot tile ournier were petitions from the diffeletvt paishes of Dubliu presetted'by Mr. GnATTAN, WIIU .thdresstd tie liouse at great lenight tipon tie subject. lie expreJsevi .an adeitt Ilpe thie' tie peitiwiers would be success- tul, iltd thius, that the two refigoos bearing. to each ...

... jTItISE OF LORDS. O1n Mfildav, I'uesday. and WVodiiesdiay, the House va| j altr1ist exclusielv occu-pied iu receivting petitions for arid I sec a iiri-t lie CalholitC claijus. Oii Wednesday Lorit M)oSouciI. en Sitiole pleseitted pelviioits from the Irish Catholic nobility %ua Bu8,d Vei~r1, trOmII tbe cities otf Dublin anid Cork, and fromt a ust liituer OI cirilrittel all' ttratis, ill lavotur ...

... S- S.,TUR{DAY AND SUNDAY's IPOSIs. e. LoNDON, SATURDAY, MAY 8.' Tht DVITCF.S fr~ol amnict to the 6th) of Mlarch were.Cli -ceited fiq %-Vediisday mtrainig. The Island A n,, Iefcl hethy at~tiot pcrioid. Theybrin th perf~l itellig0ene itfm repw totl nvmnso he e: SirGr'i~t 'Gtegr. .He was prvparing to sail fiorni~, ,tux CiiyeS on an epedition against some atfthe ports adop ~~ the Spanish Main. His ...

... To the Editor of the Derby Afercury. Si P, I perlectly agree with your last week's Corfespondent I j VE nAX, as to tire present distressed state and condition of - the occupiers of Land, and dlose depeiidamt upon them for their subsistance, and that Farnierscannot long meet the pay- me uts winch have tome ind are cominhig against themr. A nid I also admit that hre truly. observers that Ito ...