... ! , ' '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 ...

... Ho USE OF L&RDRIE TtTRSnAV a._~ - TUFSDAY, MV -'5. Earl Grey pteientedia'BilL for Oathting the Garb Deciaration against TVansuh-tantittion and tbeTnvoei of-Sant , enacted by the 25th aiid SOtb Charfe IL. l ordshtp said,$he introduced tqa BkiH under the coml .ion t hat this oath aod the declarj t nreiv . reigieiu. dogtvt'x, BaitdJ had no t& ection whatever we he I q nev R ...

... A '%- ifseel-aneu( i The Albion, of 74- guns, arrived at Portsmouth, ...

... TH.9 CARlLULB IWfJAP'PRS. tIe hive already adverted to the low rate of wages which the manufacturers of this city and neighhour- hood have for some. tinle past been compelled to allow their gingham weavers, in consequence of the depressed sthte of this branch of trade. On Tuesday evening, they assembled upon the sands in great numbers, a Committee of twelve was appointed, and the whole body a ...

... Afte,-,wo,~, ..y 31st I . I ' , ;: .53So72d~~~~yt Af~~~terJ~~oo~z, . Puny - 05s .\ WE last week hak e ^:bliet' eport of the important (lisculssionf tn the HoUSe oflLurs n tile: Friday prc- CTOIC.2 unoni2'l]FA - - . ee~ting tl bn' _ . . ..- - . x.. _ 'riuay pre- ceig pon`e business andei atters connected with ft the afairst of the Bank of England. In this bi ghfy in- Iu teresting debate, ...

... -e-NkONT ACCOUCltFRMENTof th Dech ess of ;r ' YeSTERDAY morning, at-j:imuarter paoipd *her Royal Highhess the Ducfibsa of.Kent was safely 'deli- vered of a Princess, at Kensington Palace, in the pre- sence of her kosal Consort, his brother the Duke of Sussex, the Archbishop of Capterbury, the Bishop of London, the Duke of WeeIington,.the MarquistofLansj down, Earl Bathur s; nin the ChncelloiO ...

... ATONT!1LY AGRICULTrURAL LIPOP, Barley 'Sowing, the last spring corn-seed, is well finished in the latest districts; in the most southern and early, barley is in the ear. Potatoes are above ground and flourishing, and the turnip fallows in excellent condition for the seed. Grass was cut for hay in some fewv parts of Middlesex on the 37th intant. The crop of grass is great, also of the ...

... - ,D i f .AORLrL P CT. ?tZlit to the iobti4is'~f ; .1.3 ~ * otberet persoivs, (wel'iittitled. to range with him uidefr a similar sigatuTe,) who teiprctDing -a, &tstX. Llzroie in this town, lscannot aniticipate that geaeil~con. >eutwri'ce kin 'tle 't~ re whiikie' 50 oadenitly desires; becauvse, I apprehend it codld aottiekE place, jn maln.y iugtne q, I+ fll ut whathe him- self zwouid xskemr ...

... T,2E N:&W INS9LV).NE2 BILL. Thtis BiII authories lii Vlijesty'to appoint 'thre I arristers, of 'siX yars's~snding attbe.least, to be Com- missioners for the Reliefof InIjo1ventjD tors. t is to be 2aCour ofRecord. T Debt ars 'It into be uo~ w oners are to a peo aD (htef Clerk, fiour, statit Clerks, and a privisionaL IA9Sllee,:.they Sjhal hive power toeoCdlDpel thie attendance. of witnesses, ...

... THlE MORNING C/IRONICLE. L~ O N D,-0 N: . 21ISIDFA, JUaN 1, 1819. At a late bonr, last night, we received the Paris Papers o f Friday last. In'the Chamber of Deputies on Thursday, the deliberation was commenced on the articles of the projet, res- pecting the estimates for the service of 1819; some of the items were discussed, but no amendment was made, nor did any thin occur worthy of notice; ...

... N12ION..JL ox(U3rX2' IF .W2I4D A numerous and respectible Meeting of Noblemen and (3 entlemen connected with Scotlatd, took place in ?? Fr ein msacn's Tavern, hn Saturday, to dinner. At six o'cloc-k the Duke of Atihol took the Chair, accom- t ?? by the Eark of Glasgow and Northvsk Lords ; Saltoun, Belhavet4 Forbes, &c. ; Sirs John Sinclair, Allacgregor, Murraly, MIarjoribanks, Sir Win. NicLul- ...

... 31lmpevi>l 0alftiainint. II(JU'SE ()1 1 (RiDS. Aru~q ¶fl. After some rou itne bilsilless, 'lhe Earl of Laauderdale rose, snd stated, that he field in his hand a petition, signed by upwardes of ioo of the IllOst respectable merchants and others of the city of London, agilost the adoption of the resolutions found- ed on the l3;nk report, and proposed to be discussed by their Lordsihips this ...