... UNITED PA 1?LIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, March 12. Lord CALTnORtPE presented a Petition from the manufacturers of the towns of Frome and Shepton-Mallett in Somersetshire, complaining of the tax on wool, which, they said, injured the very class it professed to ?? LIVERPOOL asserted that the tax did not injure manufacturers. A short conversation arose-on Lord Blessington's postponing his ...

... UNITED PA LIA~.N I ; -T:1 HOUSE S P toDS. ?? May; 14. GRAMPOW, Z ?? On some question respecting the - The ESarl (of LfAuDn0Aart opposed it that it did ijujstiee by poi -hirgtha tbe 60tie'teduones.' He had heard it said thaifthe peopleies their presest state of suffering, weremost anxious ?? soine im- I prolvemecitl sh oul'd take plae ein shie statc of thd rere.sastation. il ded rnot believe ...

... THtE EXAMINER. LorDoNv, AuGOsT 19. Timr Iris!,, it must be eonfessed, are an extraordinary people. They woild come uoder the head of Mr. BAYZ L]TT'S ' People hih one Idea, but witd tihi, dihllrelitf: the people described in the powerful pages of Table-Talk have only one idea all their lives, while the Irisl elJO) their ruling notion once a year, or once a Month. BAt lately they wyere ...

... So we'll live, And pray, snd siag, and' tell old tales, and laugh At gilded butterflies, and hear poor rogues Talk of Court News; asd we'll talk with them tnoo Who loses anid who wins; wlvos in, who's out And take upon us the mystery of things, As if we were God's Spie. ?? CoRONXxnors MEDAL.-Tbe Motto on1 the Coronaiion Medal of Georgre 11. was, atrtlates per -Pepulas, the WTii r ...

... I N'OT IN THEr PARRIANA. The writers of personal memoirs are prone to fall into the Caurtci ttrt our modern portrait painters. They will give you a general oii their subject, omitting or softening down the obliquities a-n aspelitte ij.. moral or physical character: a portentous squint shall nerve int viting leer, or poetical frenzy; an Ossa of a wcartf stanvrl. cace ta promontory like a ...

... - T.HE EXAMINER. LOND(N, OCTOBER 18, 1829. Tate outline of the Treaty between Russia and Turkey, which wvo published by the on~lite Ir last week, tuens out to have been tolerably accurate. A -perusal, however, of some of the.clauses, which we girt in another column, will shiow that the details exhibit still more strongly the dictatorial power of the Emperor NICHOLAS, and the complete ...

... Peter Fenn's sentence is commuted to transportation for life. TjlE RIIIN&.-What with the facilities aflorded by the stean)-boats, tile numerous graphic representations of Rhenish scenery, and the yal00 written descriptions of travellers, we cockneys shall soon he nost asll't acquainted with the banks of the Rhine as the banks of the Thales T add to our knowledge of this memorable stream, a Mr ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, June 22. The House was some time occupied in remedying a mistake which had arisen in regard to the Regulation of the Employment of Children in Cotton Factories. This Bill had received a ?? amendrnent by their Lordships, which, by some mistake, had not been communicated to the House of Commons for its concurrence. A Committee was therefore appointed, and a conference was ...

... I (From thI Anti-Slavcry Reportcr.) It appears by the Postscript to the Royal Gaeictt of Jamaica of the 29t, November last, that on tile 25th of that month a petition had been presented to the House of AssembIl on behalf of one James Franklin, formerly of Kingston, in that island, but now of Great Britain, setting forth That the Petitioner, having had considerable intercourse with St Domingo ...

... NOTABILILA. A CLUEVER BILLI WE see in the Parliamentary Report, that ,The LoRn ADVOCATE has brought in a Bill for thmrem eriectual Prevention of Murder by Suffication, in Scotland. The project seems rather difficult, but nothing is impossible to Par- lisiment, and the powerwhich made a bit of silver paper and a shilling of the value of a guinea, may easily prevent suffocation from the slop. ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, SEPT.25.-The funeral of his late Majesty tono place on IlieT,. day. At an early hour the movement of the inhabitants, and thes taneous suspension of labour, indicated the anticipation o a grasponn unusual solemnity. The road by which the procession was to pass Wa thronged by an expectant multitude; and notwithstanding the ienw, concourse, the greatest order prevailed. The troops ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE EtXAMINER. SIa,-I hate cant by whomsoever it is put forth. In a country news- paper it is announced, that there is a society of Christians formed at Nanclheeter, who have determined to refrain from animal food and to live Vn vegetables, and my purpose is to prove that it is a mockery on the part ofits members to call themselves Christians; bitt in my humble opinion, thley ...