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... of ltto Sir WllllMi Kal|hto«.— CbwfW. Fru«U Jobn Brownr. Eaq. Fromptop, DocMt, many y ...

... EXTRACT PROM THE AXTI-SLAVERV 18Jt. 4i At one o'clock of the morning the sth instant, in very thin House, Mr. Cave moved the (©'towing resolution*, which ...

... 31st March, 1829, at four o'clock in the afternoon, in such lots, and subject to such conditions as ...

... Congress (From the Courier of Monday last.) It will be found, we believe, that France has succeeded in carrying the claim which she urged from the commencement of the sitting of the Congress, and even, previously, during the preliminary conferences at Vienna. This claim related, we have more than once said, to the right of an armed intervention on the part France in the affairs of Spain. In ...

... LONDON. Gi avaqcil.—Letter* from Guayaquil, th* Sd or If ay, by the way Gibraltar, conarm the newt of the advanceof Bolivar from Truxillo, with th* intention giving battle lo thi Royaim General Canterac. Caracca*.—Advices from Caraccat to the end July announce th* arrival of General Mareano Moutilla native city, after an absence of ten years. this gallant officer attributed the accession of ...

... Paris, Nov. B.—The departure of the King for Compeigne has revived the report* of an approaching change the Ministry. Oct. 17>—All doubt to the Issue of the campaign has now ceased. The Captain Basil reports, that after new combat which took place on the of October, near Mttylene, the Capitan Pacha sought refuge under the caunon the castles the Dardanelles, where he cast anchor; has preserved ...

... The greatest Part of her Cargo be- ( ins already engaged, she will sail to suit the Trade. Hull. Feb. H. 1821. ROBERT GARBUTT. ' J_s- Superior Accommodations lor Passengers. ~A BRUSH, MUSTARD. OIL, ANtTsEED WAREHOUSE, NEWLY OPENED, In the George and ?? Yard, Briggste, Leeds. J AND J. ARMISTEAD, Watek-Hall, . Leeds, feel grateful to their Friends and the Public, for the S_ip|iort they have so ...

... Hat Maniac. ? TC ^ b^L^ v vHmoat__e^pettfiiUy,toiiJtur_ hi* sincere Thanks, for the liboral Encouragement he has received since his Commencement in Lawv,head Row, and takes this Opportunity to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has removed to No, 4, Cross Parish, where he intends carrying on the above Business in all its various Brandies, aisd trusts, by carefully tefectiag a $ood ...

... j|Bt ExjftEss)—Loßpotr, Tuesday ErEyisa- T BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY AT 3. ReducedSperCents. Bank Stock J' *?* Cons. 3 per Cents 89| Long Annuities ••• 3-16 3| per Cents. India Stock 31 per Cents.reduce- India Bonds per Cents- ,-103} Exche. Bill* tl id.) • 19 Consols for Account--Bi»»}i Imperial 3 per Cents.-- OF FOREIGN STOCKS THIS DAY A f 2- Austrian 5 per Cent- ■ Greek Scrip. Brazilian Bonds. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, May 19. (Trent number petitions against any further concessions the Catholics were presented by different Noble Lords. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. CONFERENCE WITH THE COMMONS. The Duke of Wellington moved that the following Noble ords appointed meet tbe Commons conference in the Painted Chamber, on the subject of the laws affecting the i Roman C.tholic*:—Tho President of the ...

... His Majesty, we are glad to hear, is in good health and spirits, and now daily takes his airings in phaeton. His Majesty holds a Council this af ernoon at Windsor, at which Mr. Frankland Lewis will be sworn in a Privy Councillor.— Sun of Tuesday. Sir Christopher Robinson, D.C.L., will be appointed Judge of the Admiralty Court, in the room of Lord Stowell, who retires. Dr. Jenner will succeed ...