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... IrIeL; jN D).; o O RC0IMf BARtONIES~' ?? On, Sunday last, the 9th i.t;gli~dSl,1~.Ci&M- gstratef'Lr.Utghrehiforwarded to Idie Right 'RhR Dr,~0/t1 Cloodjutort'fishop of- that town,'the Proclamailobof ~thd 'Lord' 0 Lieutenant.aind Ccuntii -of. IrelaniL declarhi' fou6.r Bafrbnfes' 0 of this county in a state of' disturbance, ?? afi'di0- dlonat Police £Establljbihenseist riquedting the ...

... CHA1U1BER OF DEPUTIES.' SITTING OF THE 14THi JAWUASY. A great number of strangers this morning' surrounded the Tribunes. The excessive cold did ngt prevent a numerous crowd I from filling the stepsof the: staircase a on the outside. At *one 'o~ckk the slttlg qas -opened. The Ministers of Finance, of 'Forelgn'Afairs, and of -Maine' were present. - : M. MESTADIEWr ?? Chamber as Reporter from ...

... -.L ON D O N: ;WRDNE0AY, WTANUJRT 19, 1820. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday -last. The Chamber of Deputie8 at length assembled on Friday, and were occupied with a question of no small importance, namely, whether the people of France have :the right of petitioning the Legislature? this' right, .strange as it may appear, being actually questioned by the Committee of Petitionsi ...

... SHELT4TR FOR TiHE 1OUSELESS, This ' ,ueiul iriiitutiopq ,gpes on to deerve more and more cthe extensive patronage ?.*hich it has received'an', jsv stillreceiving; -arditVy pe'thaps administer pleasure to ?? stiscrabers :who're evbented firii personally .witnessing the effects of*lheie, bounty, if-we state short- Iy theinipressiqns madei-bii us on ithesot., The first feeling excited 'is ...

... GBIV-PRALAR OVIs-mv -poll Tm Po o. Th M Mi je ?? g The ges~en.sal ~ttncieq .of pr~ mltloii, it; svetideiqd, very simple. irs the year i802.3, .thii Treasury adopted ,Fite irineip~~e~of-applyipu sblic'M mwyo e ulinaeo net .f'm ;iolk *le sa-YcoascsP85a~ lst the sAiaherihes~irncaottlaond. Plrtlia- ,m,,,entary eornnsslssonera 'ere. appoise~d; 'as~d ',oue-halfofi' the. :expen~e oi'all~h dW. ...

... PEflTH IPIAVERS. = The subjoined letter, addressed to his Grace the Duke of Atholl, by the operative weavers belonging to Pert, now employed in trenching and improving Waste lands, will be read with considerable interest:- To 551S- GRACE TnE IaUKE OF A.THOL.L, LORD LIEUTENANT 0P PFRTUSHIiRE. MAY IT PLEASE YouR GRACE-We, tie undersigned Opera- ive Weavers, belonging to the city, of Perth, nowv ...

... 2R5MATE CWORESPONDvDNCE- Paris, January 15. ..As lanticipated, thbe enioire'sof NAPOLEOSi of wfiich Igave~ oU some account in my last, have bueen sefzeu'i o ezilg of the ribaster, whose emissaries wentto IarroisothepubUsher, a few' days ago, and took away all the copies they could fined. Is not this monstrous privijege of taking'a man's property. bythe sihnI pleorder of a public functionary, ...

... THE MOI NIZQ I IH i ICLE. -mgmom~~irr CHO L`ONDON:. THURSDAY, JdANUARY 20, 1920.- It is reported on the Stock Ekchinge, that it is the intention of the CRANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER to fund seven or eight millions of the 'Exchequer Mills- aixd by prevailing on the Bank to-hold over the payment .of the sum for which he stands pledged, to enable him to go on with the same temporizing system as he ...

... 'MEETiN OF' THE LO1YAL SUTHERLAND HIGH- ; ' . LANDERS. ' Byletters which have been just received from the North, It appekrs that the Meeting of the Sutherland and Trans.'Atlantic Association (in other, words, the removed Tenants of the Su- t'aerland Xstate), which, by the Requisition which three weeks since appeared in the London journals, was to be held at Gol- spie, Infigutherlandshire, on ...

... JAMAICA PAPESR& The follo*ing intelligence of the operations of Bolivar in Now Grenada, has been derived from passengers in the Leander:- General Bolivar was still at Santi Fe, with io,obo men, but his advanced guard was within one day's march of Mom- pox. The provinces of Antiocha and Popayan had revolted in favour of Bolivar, and Chico was taken possession of ib his name. All the interior ...

... COMMON CoU^OILw -A Court of Commtron Council i'as hlaed yeiterday at Ouildhali, Mr. FAVELL presented a Petition from 1~1r. Tipper, an4 others,~ of the Ward of Bread-street, setting forth- thlat Mr. Sz. nauel Elliott, who had been'elected Corfinon Counicilmtfl for. the Ward, held the place otf tradesman (painter) to the C~orpoi ration, which was, according to, a by-.law of the Colrti incota-! ...