... pItfl vathrt a l be RI btr Mtrcnr). ! HULL: TuEsDAY, MAY 12, 1829. Our readers wvill learn with much pain, from the me1an- choly details that crowd.our columns this day, that the -rava ok --- - lfj have u' populous districts of Lancashire, have again been the arena of those outrages, that appear fated periodically to convulse u the country, and the only results of which are additional distress ...

... ?uU ?)act?ct an? ?fluiu?icr i*Tcrcurp. HULL: TUESDAY, DECEMBEIL b, ]S29. ISo great a dearth of foreign politicol news, of even ordinary interest, has prevailed during thes past wveek, that a reported change of Ministry in France has been eagerly grasped at by tihe London press, as a theme upon whbich to afford entertainment and instruction to their insatiable- readers; and the illness of the ...

... - PAsnLIAMEnNr.-The Gazette ofTuesday ansnounces thle pro. ir rugation of Parliament from TIhursday, the 15th October, to ir Thursday, tue 10th Decemnber iteot. Ills ajossly'sigirall'e died onl Sunday areck, at Sarldpit-gate. el The Duke dL Laval Montmnorency, the new French Amn- it libasaaor, arri ved in London oin Monday night, andi proceeded to thle einbissy in Portland-place. SI Orders ...

... FOREIGN INTELL.IGENCE. NAVAL BATTLE a a AT THE MOUTHT OF THE BOSPHORUS. a BER~iN, JITNE 19.-The commandtr of the Russian fleet in b) Itthe Black Sea has sent the following report of 30th May:- a 1.On the 26th Ithere wava an action betweeh one of our p small ships, the'Mercasy brig, and two of the enemy's men- dI of-war. On the 217th tue brig rejoined the fleet. Its masts o shattered by~the ...

... . On Tuesday the 4th instant, a meeting of the it r Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Freeholders. of the County s 0 of Lanark, wis held at Hamilton, to receive the answerd f communicated by the Lords of the Treasury, to the address and memorial voted at their last public meeting. r Lord Belbaven was called to the Chair. a * A number of letters were read from Gentlemen who p were unable to attend the ...

... IUBLIC TESTINGt AT WlA.KEPJELD - -. .. ?? Or, gN3: .idsly laost , .-y 1u-rimerOtaS nfthlge vas ?? et tae Court f4o se, Wtrs eeld in nursuance ot1 a teqtieitioli, signed by a 11mber of re'plctabieui- habitantq of that place, to coosider thle propriety of adolpting So0'1 meamSaS foit , le il.l rting th e coitutitwfe aluthurities, and rchel:i ig ! designs of the ?? e t1n the Inotion of Mr. l'o ...

... LOINDON GAZETTE, SatirdtQ2 .rk9a I LfST OF BANKRUPTS. STEVEN9 Daniel Ctuttrilge, of Harlows, in the county lf: Essex. linen draper, d. c. to nut. Mfatch 1,5, 19, April so, at . t0-Art. Evans, Harton-garden.. - LEWI f't Btcr R-eyn on, n ow of -N o. 9, . atlrapitr6O, Stev.roard, in thre counmty or Mliddlesea-, and latc of St. Jlaincs's'street, Pihradiily, in thc somec ounkty, friage and ...

... . STAMPING LAWS, Thc Conimittee appoin ted by the House of CommonS, to take into consideration tho petitions pre- sented for and against the re'pe'al of-the laws4 rcgitldtiing the Woolicn Manufacture of this county, met oil Mlon4 day the 2'd i6st. when Mir. Harrison was heard as' c6nsel in favour of the repeal. .Witnesses were tlsen examined on the same side of thle question, ant the hearijeg ...

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... LOND)ON, 1'WEIDNLSDA., OCT. 29. _t -i J~ rrlmyi> Vv*t It liad, ii Oct. 10.-The ?? of Oll Cas etile lirssiist the following repott from ids Iia ?? uarter xbeibrc Ciuad d Rodrigo, dated the I ith :- I-yesterda i9 received by ux-press yoar Excellenay's despatch, dalte, ; the 7th ihutaintt with the Royal decree of the 5th insl by wiich the King orders that all fortresses, fortifie posta, &e, ...

... Fillprtial Parlialliclit. HOUSE OF LORD.S, TliuRIDAy, ArRIL S. .~ ile ra:11 o dSTATE Oi0 IRELAND. . Tei Ralg *f ?? sitli, that iln bringing forward this s qlsioll h!e;is fully sv' s re of its dfliruilttes anld inhportanice.- l leinew shati sbirte the appointment of his NRbin Friend (the ?? or Wcliesler) to the vive-roynlty if Ireland, some measures of amtiforatiaon had trcen ttdtptred but ...

... VVENTS THAT PRECEDED THE SURREN- I DER OF CADIZ. ({11OMt THE TiMeS.) f We have bneon made acquainted ivith some is interesting tacts, which throw light upon the late pro- teedinps at Cadiz and the Tro'rader~o. The date of. h these facts is, by several dlays, earlier than the cap. i itore of' Cadiz but they ser've to abate our astonish. t inetit at that isofortunate event. it seems that even ...