... the Count;, to take into consideration the present most truly alarming state of Agriculture. A similar Requisition will be shortly presented to the High Sheriff of the County of Suffolk. To the list of Public Meetings already held the same subject, we hare to add a Meeting of the Harleslon (Norfolk) Agricultural Association, held on Tuesday, the 18th instant, when series of resolutions were ...

... contains an account of Earl Talbot relinquishing the Government of Ireland embarking at Dublin for England, adding that his Lordship “received every demonstration of respect, in passing through the streets, from the people, who testified their regard repeated wishes for his welfare and safe 'return to England. Dublin, Jan. S. —The Lord Mayor has ordered the city to he illuminated this evening ...

... perhaps their lives, even, might be endangered by their stay. The news they conveved was of some importance: it was, that the whole system of Government had been arranged by the Patriots without further bloodshed, the beads of the several' departments having taken upon themselves their various duties. Among the officers of the state were even some individuals who had acted under the old regime ...

... a consolidation of the Statutes work now rendered indispensible by the enormous balk to which our Statute law ha* grown. has been recently reported the political circles at the west end of the town, that the Chancellor of the Exchequer means to propose, in the ensuing Session, tax funded property only, of two and half per cent.—7Vm«. . The Fund*. —Yesterday was settling day for the January ...

... of the Assignees of WM WHITNEY, late of Ludlow, in the County of Salop, Innkeeper, Bankrupt,) on Monday, the 4lh of February, 1822, and following days, ontil the whole is disposed of,al the Angel Inn, in Ludlow aforesaid ; ALL the HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE. PLATE, GLASS, LINEN, CHINA, WINES, SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS, Horses, Coaches, Chaises, Harness, and other Effects of the said Bankrupt; ...

... in Ely, on Thursday week, to take into consideration the distressed slate of agriculture. The meeting was very respectably attended, and petitions to holh Houses of Parliament were agreed to and signed. A statement was made to the meeting gentleman from Downturn, near Ely, which forcibly shows the impoverished state of that part of the country. It appears that, within the last month, distress ...

... LITE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Patma, The Mott Noble the Duke of BEAUFORT, The Mart Noble the Dake of A RGYLL, k The Right Hoo. Earl CRAVEN, J The Right Hod. the Earl of ROSEBERY, The Right Hod. Lord SALTOUN. Tnutea. The Very Re». G. H. Baird, O. D. Priocipal of the Ddlrenity of Ediobogh. H. Jardine, Esq. King's Remeabrancer for Scotland. A.Goinnest, Esq. Governor of the Bank of Ireland. Sir George ...

... be belter or worse. I trust that this will enable you to live in contentment on your farms. I mean that you should do so. It will be for the benefit of us both. We must stand or fall together.”—The Duke's health having been drank with great enthusiasm, he said, in returning thanks, What is most satisfactory to me is, that this good understanding exists between me and a body of tenautry holding ...

... the Sleeping or Seagje**, Grips*, Osmssf CmsMss, Fevers, and all disorders origins ting in eqUs, tram grating in marshy wet meadues, or after severe exercise in racing, hunting, working in coaches, post chaises, or waggons, hard riding, Ac. and is universally acknowledged to be the greatest restorative to exhausted nature, and the most valuable hone medicine ever known. Mr. Ntsr»i*n, of the ...

... interest. France is still agitated with plots and conspiracies, which are detected, indeed, before ripe for execution, or defeated in the attempt, bat Ibeir frequent recurrence proves the existence stale of discontented popular feeling. Rv au arrival from Souln America, letters from low to the 30th of September have been received. Trade in Lima was dull, and the market stated to i, e ...

... the pro vis loos of (be Act of Ist and Bd. Geo. IV. cap. 113, may on application to the Assessors or Collectors of (he Parish in which they reside, or to the Surveyor of the District, receive the forms notice applicable to their cases-, which forms most be returned by (hem, with the declaration therein required, properly filled np, prescribed by the Act, mi or before the day of April, 1828. ...

... Melville, Vice Admiral Hope, Sir John Osborne, Admiral Cockburn, and Sir George Clark, U,ri to !« hi* Majesty’* Commissioner* for ezecut» the office of High Admiral of England. [Thi* w appointment take* place in consequence of the C j of two of the Commissioner*, Admiral Dothan; and Mr. Keith Douglas.] 77,.' I'anis. —Thi* afternoon, at three o’c|ock. the book which had been lying open for ...