... boast, delivered alhost in the same breath, that in all its ex-oftlcio efforts to curb the Licentiousness of the Press, the arm of the law had been uniformly powerful enough to be victorions ? The Hon. and Leartied Gentleman, with a sagacity which can ...

... Marchritm Pirk; 1'hdmak ekghlre- g~ of faineibill-parL; Thomas Bowleas msq. of litro~hi'S Chatrles Lernon, Bsrt. of Carolew; John CoY t05n COne t.q -of Trevsilgh; * os. Hosl(9n, Etc.:of Ellenglaze. RabertS. 'a Ibert Willianm Newman, Esq:.;o Sandridge; Sir ...

... About one o'clock on Thursdaty, die 6th inst. a fire (the work of some incendias'y) was tliscover'ed in rthe barton of Mr. John Lewis, at Axbridge, wvhich burnt with such fury as to consume aboust 500 bushels of wheat in mnows, besides clover and straw ...

... nes of the city; they entered VolaIngo ; the few troaps lef were immediately put snder irms, and eing joined by about 4000 armed citizens, they marched tomeet the enemy. The latter took to flight without firing a asht, nd about 80 stragglers were taken ...

... of Jas. Hughes, Esq. whose electioln oas been deternined BANKRUPTCIES StTPERSVDED. lespit Bell, North Shields, ship-owner. John Yates, late of Burnley, Lancaster, money-scrivener. BAN KRUPTS. Thomas Avrs Phillips, Ardwvick, Lancaster, common brewer. ...

... 50tSEtT PARL1AIna.NT ' ' . ?? ~ l ?? Camlpbell, Esq. of Islay, in . let rjoo)n of tllhe lon. John Do uglas ELdvard HenryCampbell, n',rnonly called Lord John Campbell, who has accepted the clhiltern Hundreds, BANKRIUPTS. j. Jollion, late 'of IIolborn, ...

... antd en- lightened mind. (hearh, hear!) I-li, too, was srt advocate, tistugh its as more copious may, for securities. AMr. Grattan, too, in stasilar terms, supported the expaediecny of sectirities. Still ftntitaer, I may refer to a noble lord ( Lard Holltind) ...