... 5mpcr'al parlianitnt. IHOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, MAY 7. liar! Fitizilliain presented a petition from the Mer- chants, Traders, and others, resident in the Borough of Leeds, complaining of the impropriety of raising duties upon goods from the East Indies. Sir J. Beckelt, and other Members of the House of Commons, brought up several private bills. The Marquess of Londonederry said he rose to move ...

... I 'IE~x33XLOL INTER. ., ES T t ~ ~~~ CtAI INTE .~i ' ,ti . . p 1.V-PAIFENTP; INFIRMARY. oT-,gttsr Discharged, 8c. DISCha~rged, & I Admttted .. Aditted -- Vacecieated by the House Surgeou, ;8 Physician, Dr. Alders0on-Sairgeon, Mr. Young Mr. Jon 'Whitsker, House Visitor. Chapllain.-The Rev. J. B. Bromby. Nre. Johr Tuddt ha2 paid inti the. hntds of the TreRH2urers to this llstillttiont ...

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... TREATY FrOl THE SrTTLEF1EN'r tOF GCREOCF. E 1li the ritiruc of tile MJlst Violy rind niidividl ed ir itily. His Majesty the King of the United Kingd( Uin dii'reit! Britain and Ireland, his Majesty tire lkin - of Fi arce ald Navarre, and his Maijesty the Hliperor of All tbif' liisuis.., penetrated with the necessily of putting air end tl the oangoiteary contest which, by deliveling op) the ...

... MdATRIMONY. I A. A.l. Brunet (we tatenlrir inforrrlatiOn frnm tIhep nzette !(e Flance), who styles hmarself lireme d'uqffires, has paib- lished it book on (tie above seduclive subject, which lie titles Altnrnach Mhtriaonial. It is followed by aer essay upon ntrirriage, explaining the delicate and secret means which tile sahid A1. Brillet employs in matclinag the ladies nnd geni leNatn v who ...

... AIISCELLANEOUS. ' Mly dear hreithren, said at diisenting pasaor lately from his pulpit, never put y3orselves init (ie liability offosing your rpason. Reason is a tridle n hich Ilms teen given us to direct our pasdiollv.' On the sainp day the pastor got drunk. One of his coogregirior sbhed wihat he hiad] dooe with his bridle? Good faith, says he, I harve taken it off to d inhk. TWD ...

... EREMONY OF, LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE. THE ceremony of laying the Foundation Stone 'of the New Dock, now constructing in this town, was performed yesterday, in presence of an immense concourse of spectators. The rain had fallen in great quantity during nearly the whole of Sunday, night, and fears were entertained that,.on this ac- count, the gentlemen whotook part in the proceedings would be ...

... NEWTS O F .'i' 1- ) WEK. The Lord Hhih AMiri], it is snid,' bhq..deleprioined on another expidition It the North Pole. His Ioyasl High. nuess jitpecled Capt. Patrry's vesIel, the Plecks, Ilat vveeti. fils MAJASTV'S Y.Arcr i\Z DANGP1.-Ye-PrdIIyeIek, two ollimcss o Excise, at Depiorord, reoeired infrmaition tht a quatily of tobacco had tiehen snmi ggled front Hot. linfl hty the crew of tbe Royal ...

... ; v..v. . li~~~~~~~~at . The following letter, and affidavit, taken from the Arcadianp6 Recorder of the 20th ult. relate to a very distressing ship- so wreck, which has recently occurred at the island of Anticosti. CaI We hope the marks enumerated will lead to the dis- covery of the name and destination of the vessel, and the at number of hands on board. The affidavit will afford matter me s ...

... :1 I TO THE EiT FTH HULL PACRET. Sza,-I wris much surprised inl'observing in the Wor- cester Journal, and several otlefr newspapers, the follow- ing paragrapbh:- After tSe -business of the Assize was over, the Grand Jury took into their consideralion the present chYge of posting, and. determaned. to support thoue innkedpes who, 'during ibe present.depressed 'tale of agricultumsi'produce, ...

... an information 5 came on to be heard at the Guild-Ilalt, laid by the Board of c Customs, against Francis Spencelaugh, master of the brig b Bridgeholin, of Whitby, for having, on the Sth October, 1827. r offered a bribe to Wm. Ofton, a mariner on board the Bee, 0 revenue cutter, to neglect his duty, in forbearing to seize c four pounids of tea, liable to forfeiture. There was a second a count, ...

... SEL.ECTIONS. The Royal Academy of Music, it is said, gives no concert this year, which will in all-probability be given up, as its expenses have hitherto far exceeded the receipts. One of the mostsimple and useful discoveries in agriculture is to mix layers of green or new-cut clover with layers of straw in ricks or stacks; - Thus the strength 6f the clover is absorbed by the straw, which, ...