... lartfrlc?,- AUl the bakers' shops, for a considerable distanc.e round the neighbourhood of St. Ciles's, were suddenly cleared of dheir entire stock of bread, ou Friday.even to their last peniy roll, under the tfllowing interesting crcusncs s -It had bcen observed, that the chil. dren of the Irish school in St. Giles's, in manylinstan. ces, lately fitiated awvay, Whilst en gaged at ...

... .EXE C'TI-\ On Fridtav, GCeorgc 2'.losn, tonvicted at the last ati T- Circuit Court of Justiciary here, of murdring1, WVil- liam 1 eiituiel, iliS Brotier-in-law, rvsidhig.fat,.-J-lUrn- /hai side, iu the parish of Keig, suffered the awful aund ig- the nominious punttitsrett due to his crime, in front o-| the Jail of tihis city. Tlhe circuu. ,tanmce of this extra- Id ordinary nnd at-rotious case ...

... HIS MAJlESTY'S VISIT TOTH i'E CONL TIN ENT. On Monday, a few minutes before one o'clock, the D Kilg took his departure fiom Carlton Palace, in his ( travelling carrilige and four, preceded by two outrid- v crs, and eacorted by a party of the L-ncers. It hav- ing been intimated ait the horse Guards tirit his Ma- I jesty siould coine through the Park, an immense crowd :ssembled on the spot, and ...

... POB Cr(pt. Parciis tapire to tole I it), i:nst. inclusive have beenf recti~ieil. T1he distitrbaruce' sc-l-hiv vcre diret-ted a~aine~t t, 6r tn,12 ln~4ltutu es.anld their .heilr!1-rs, it. tile churches in Paris, beas be-n In great Olu~tie sesilty h interventtion Of thle .ililitars ?? eeto dsre have, homteyer, beco. tran.ferreil from thle Imob to thle t.swldrnt% inl the adeus'! of flaed, where ...

... I__ - D c Ml:TINC AT r'tir: nOtsi; flFt;A tDISNG AGlICtU1,Tt'ALt. Circolar letters wvere sent on Saturtlay last, by Lord Liverpotol nnd tht Chancellor oftthe Exchequer, to the Governor andi l)eputv Governor of the Bank, and t some of tde principal bankers, inviting their attell- V dn;ince alt the 'I'reasurv, at tine o'clohk onl Aforiday. 1 'Tlhe gentlemen so invited replired thither at the 2 ...

... DOMEST C ARx TICLES, (omitted i7a orast) ' On! Wedrncsdty se'enuight we Avitnessed a most novel seene. Pur some days before, several of our Green- 'andmoen had been detained in thc ?? cwing to a successirn o' sti ong east winds, which -re troll known todiive a iflost tremendous sea into the har- bour, rendering it at tines dangerous for vessels to enter it, and irmposible while it blows strong ...

... M, MO, I;ME N ?11 TO THE M~I'M ii (V ill; II ATlx as Amount a f .S'bs'/';pijilO/u lbr/I/Ilnl/ adoi/ecrlps, I53 5 7 LId- \il r ('otuli lieiif A li'99 LIT Mir ?? o (ilf Jiefour - - - 2 2 I, Mrs Grans.,iec, Foggienmill - . /15 I/r Carle ris~iidc - - - I ic. Mlr John G rassicklt I It Bilr Vlrl'Il arson, fleloabodach. - -- 2 2 d~ ?? I'arquliarson,2 In- '1t r Icx. Faqua rson. 01 22. ble Lilr ( ...

... SUGA R. An Account of the qtiantity of Sugar imported irit6 Great Britain, from the severa British Colonies and Plauta- tibns, fromr the British Possessions in the East Indies, * und from Foreign Countrics, from the 5th January, I823, to tl c 5t' January, 1824, distinguishing the several sort. -f Y :gar, and the Colonies and Countries from which i.ne was imported. (euoir ier ?? .i iiported. ...

... COTS =L = ?? L =. EST=-= scorTlSHI LNTA\lLFD EJSTATE.S. The following are the provisions of a bill which wia on read a third time in the House of Lords on the 311 of inst., tbr authorising the proprietors of ent2iied ci tates ne in Seotlalid to grant provisions to their wives orhusbands, ti nad children, Yi2. c. That it shall and may be lawful to every heir of entail )I1 in possession ofan ...

... 5i6elantf. STATE OF IRELAND. (From ?? DIublin Errshibg Pot!.) Every man must be convinced that the social and poli- tical condition of (relind is approaching a great change. The poor and the rich, the resident and the absentec, thc corporations, the people, the church, and the state, the Catholic and the Protestant, cannot long remnain in the relative position which they hohl with rsrpect to ...

... - ?? I- ?? - ?? 101t5celtalleatir) Articitis'. MR. SADLEIL'S DEATU. It i's wvcth much re rt wec iuicate the following HI ~iparticulars of the ieatl Iof Mr Sadler, the intrepid L, R ermnanlt This adventurous gentleman has at last lost hit Ife; s 1liet expired Oil Th'ursdaty morning, Ilie had made a beau. 15 stiful asicent From Bolton on Wednesday afternoon fin his ' .Splendid balloon, ...

... et lbX I .t) Onl Mondrav at 2 o'clock, thb foundation Stone of the Ed in urgih Oil Gas Works was laid at TaIifield, by Sir Wilter Scott, Bart. accompanied by those gen- tlenien who have been most instrurnental in forming the companry. A plate was deposited, a. usual, bear- iog a soitable inscriptlon. (On the 29th tlift. the Rev. Adtam Forian jun, A. M. was ordained minister of' the parish of ...