... 1. .. .? - - ; ;, ? l. ?? ?r ot , ! I I- il?SDAY's?::TQS .,LO'NDON;.MONDAYj OrPT.-9. T.ierrivtod t he~y am ?? ts mP ii buiores, Gouohil, I'~imievr, amId.JRanuig, mare cqqmmd'nted. to death; :thrve to two yettirl' imtprisoisiment -tame tim three yeurs~,a-nd thoee to' five yemrs; nmid viile rs- th li~e lne ime sumperinteimmdrnce Itoflhe Polc fu 1 vears. i110feen. were ficfimmismetd :3'lm~h~e ...

... Xe AN - 5 ' ?? ?? &jj,1,?ety Jafn. 19. eANt' Cg , V 4 0 AZE1TE, Sa/caider3t Jan. 19. ht CIe~ei ~iltc(Iitai its III official totifi- tlt Ui¶~ll iC ?? I. 6iI net lte 1gt lolli. ?? s ~,~ai %Nvlln and the Iligh 1&I. ve ,410 ,itlen ZIS -Nlo eini i'of die Pi-ivy,(C)uncIl. ljj1 JIMi. Hibiiert Peel, ats )I f j iih A S crtiies ot Stae, itt the rouni of P Iiiici n~ ; unof ileni Watklins ~OU~l1 'ivuv, ...

... I The Trent and Mllcrsey Canal Company, appellants; and tihe Inhabitants (if the Township of 'indern, I in this county, respondents. : This was an appeal made at these sessions against a poor rate in thre Towinshiip of Fiodern, by which thie land taken for ?? use qf the canal and towing path through the above men. tioned Toanship wvs ratedit the poor. Msr. John Ba!gey stated in a most able ...

... :V P - UNESfIAY' POHiST. Londeon, Tae.~,g;cyy, :Lrtrrch ?? , r1t 8CtHLS arrived y,'etcrday froni Madrid, daed )l d sillt. There are aiso lcttcrs of tic same date. s from these tlhat the accounts froin Madrid, in 0*erh Papersi ]have bem exagacratcd. It is true that c al ol the King firoin Madrid was pressed by his rTelc0 bu this ajesty rctused to quit the capital, and in corsequlenIc. rcsigll'e ...

... PiWLIC ROADS.-Av. AleM ADAM. I I Extracted from the Report of the Select Committe of the House of Commons, appointed to take into consideration the Petition of M1r. Mc Adam, the improved system of constructing and repairing the Public Roads of the Kingdom, the management b. of the Funds applicable to the same, &c. F Reportfrom Mr. Johnson, the S'uperintendast of Mrail-Coache4. T _ As I travel ...

... 'nQ 1J n D S n ?? .ame -. IThe * I- ?? .. - i . ?? ?? ' U Ol~C lisexo >a' ?? be severely is s Kilk a.:d l cii tt'.sdlC ?? aslarmted cit the proposed chat se:at, and mdcs arc at ire]'- e'etr~ie- ti otetisesz to induc'e the 2.hisiner to chnang^e :i~;his determin~. on. *~ l'uop cerry actenetioni will be paid to the ic represertatio:- of these individuais but at the samte tuna~ we have arcd ...

... : i X V E p N I)NESVAY's D o A r.S London, 7'aestyesj, .Sept. Io0. CITY, TWO 0 CLOCK. l inforinatio' ly the Expresses froml jl contained in the French Papers of Sunday last, is t, ; -at character MWe understand that the letters . l sP ~lllreofa comomercial house at Paris, but ,upply f >it , I of the French Funds. ; ?? beoll English and Foreign, are rather higher tle Irar f (n.or Account ...

... llVDNF,6DAY 'a POST. London, Tuesdwy, Sept. 21. ?? 'ewo O'CLOCK.-T1is is i holidity bn the British k 1xChange, and there are very few spegulators attending the 1Exck tage' Tile nominal price of ConsOls for the Accourt oreign Market is open, and the business doing.. confined to Mexican Bonds, which are lower than p the present price is 583, da. In Colombian Scrip StttedY erly any ithing oing, ? ...

... S ATURDAY, SUED1Y zaid TUESDAY'.y P IST.S. LONJ10P', ;S0.NIAY, SLIT.'¶46. 'The Paris papers of Thursday and Friday contain long accounts of the disturbed state of Spain. The revolt of Bessiere, which had for its object the deposition of Ferdinand and elevation of his brother Charles to the throne, it seenis was not a solitary Al unconnected event. It hais been followed by intelligence of an ...

... IIPERIA4L PA ILIAI.ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TtrysT.oxY, June 14.-The Marquis of LAN?DOWNE moved the second reading of the Atlantic Steam Navigation bill, and stated that its object was to establish a system of navigation which would embrace the circumference of the globe, and which began between Ireland and America. This bill was one which would produce immense benefit in the South of Ireland, ...

... .oe betters ot ?? Dyron. VJZ31GEI-T.3 AIND mztps IS ?? As the new weights and ineasures come into use on the'6 1st of January, it is of importance to make the public famiiliar with the natture of the changes which will thcr. be nccessary:- 1. The standard inch, foot, yard, acre, and mile, remain the same as at present. 2. The pound, ounce, and pennyweigiht troy, and the pound, ounce, antd dram ...

... WO! TEAM r-DI5 ; Or TIMM D:EMBIY WEPtcURY, I SxH,-Frorn the impartiality which is manifest in your Sett,-.From the impartiality which is mnanifest in your conduct as a public journalist, I amn induced to hope that a few a, obsevatins wich wis to.addrss o the public, will find their h way troughthe' ediumof yor wekly paper ; and I feel con- ; fidet tht an teuerk mad in prper manner will receive ...