... - I 'G TOWN! MLL'I-N . Ot 't b a y et i-ng o l genatleman soldt litdtrf mud tradt or plthiskm tf toass . t elit rect. C aallcd by the FI~h~I5II~fl Itiebtit SIu d ?? in coijloptuce ble( ~ slgtled cc iitltiti to him, for the pur- cauey pets of th s com elsercig dstress of thetti~ioifg oa, c ia- Ptre rI attrilutedtowiatnt oftiiig tsndoftiltterqlisiito heb itrama-lI cand 1~tio nthe ?? t twelaen ...

... |I LONDON) WEDNESDAY, Jan. 19. T The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived on l Sunday morning. The Legidative Chambers did not _ assemble on Tuesday, nor has a day been officially ap-' eN pointed for their next meeting. Neither M. Decazes- Nl s nor M. de Scrre are able to appear as yet on the Minis.' at teri. l incb. A project of law ftir the seccurity of in. te dividual liberty, resembling in ...

... P'OSTSC [IP. thi]s (BY EXPRESS).-LONDON, J ,iN. 20. ass. iD a The li,,lg of Prussia has published an edict prolibiting ?? circulation and even the transmission of Gler an newspapers in any part of his dominions, withi -ted the exception of those sent to the Alinisters of Foreign ble lPowers. ett Extract of Letters fionn Carthagena, date tl his October 27 :- This moment an express has arrived ...

... s5, We regret in being obligr'd to state that very )n considerable damage has Fcen done among the shipping er in the liver, by the floating ice, which has driven many of them from their moorings, more particularly in the m' ncighbourhcod of the London Docks, within the labt lY two days. Yesterday aftcrnoon, two brigs and a schoon- at er were carried against London Bridge. by the tide run- to ...

... .'rji ~U RU ivE t1su UCC . Lib el Bdliiaad been a mattca t of' MId tesupurary intcret, we shou'd either have ?? ?? on its emitetwent, or lasc forborne to d'rll apon, tliem at all : but as it ?? n an imiport ant a titeret aon ii one laws, wine wi ,,fe't the greatest engine of our national liberties -tili JJN ?? iasi is both permanentin itsiteteindt datlurll roli ad univerilily intereztlg, v ve ...

... LEEDS, SATURD)AX, Jartumay 22.1 ni The West Mlail, which brings the letters from Liverpool, o Manehester, H alifax, &c. asid which usually arrives at about sive o'loc in the afernoon, did not reach . tjis place until half pa;t ten o'clock. We would sug- gest to parish-offieum, the propriety of employing as n many or the poor as possible in Openilg the roads, and restoring the omosmanication, ...

... LETTER FROM THE POrN To the Irishw Prc/utcs, on it/c Brljjc. fiJrB e SMciesiea. (CIsCULAtI.) Rome Court *F the Crcrevd Congre. gation fir ?? Propagation of rte Faith, Scpt. 1819. MiJY LORDt The prediction of our Lord Jesus Christ, in Lhoe P irabti ot the Sower, that snltedl grlodl seed iu *Lis firei bitt wsile people slept. his ?? c:ame and sewrrl tires upon titc witeet'-Malt. xvi. Ct1, is, ...

... bEDITIO'.X A ND BLASPNEMY?. I hic~ebr, Wedncesday, Jilt. 12. The trial of Jns 'pi Swvann, -for s'editionl anti blibplhev ti ane oli this iuorniitg. He- wies ?? On two ?? .10517r'i Swannt; I iiiert Sts'inldels, Josenh Buirtenshaw, John1 stlilbb~, J1ohi, Ril'ha rds, and .inea~ph Sutton. were th et, hi' 'I ifsirltn ?? bills were fouani a 'ill at tilem at tile lt;t ( ?? -'ess ions. wvit el they ...

... ACCESSION OlF GEORGE THE FOURTH. utes The Proclamation of the accession of his pre- jfa r in sent Majetitv. George the Fourth, wrruld have taken tile place on Sunllay, but the 30th of January being the abai dis- annisersarv of the Martyrdom of Charlus 1. thich is bc or observed by statute as a solemnn fast in tre ritnuol of the the werl churbh service, the cererony was deferred till \londavl. ...

... AT M ?? G OF MIS LATE .B.-BJESTY GEORGE Ill. !George 111 thre Secord c~hild of Frederick, Puisc2 ut t~im on or Gco~rgc II,. anid of A u uta Princess iii S~ixa-G,,rh:t, was born in Noriblkhue Si. danzes s-,quarc, the 4111 of' June, 1738. -li co- a stitutituon was vninrd antd vigolous. though hecame into the world at the tariti of seven muantlis. Th~e education t of the young Prince, upon ...

... I , A very considerable dlgree of ittxpety vas P felt yesteiday respecting-the state of his Majesty's l l ica1it .: and as evening advaiiced tle alarm increased fj'TImI a knowledge that a bulletin h;d ,bcen prepared b T )i tily 1IYicians in attendance upon his 4iljcsty. wh1?1 Al was withlicld in an unitsual manner from' the public. A The appearance of mystery natnrally leads to an extfg- at ...

... | ,AST ILLNESS & iEEATII OF ils MAJESTY. | I rL - - , - 1-- I I . I The symptoms which hitL ?? tour ita Xoved S-wvtrcicn, durii)g the I.tst wveck, dcarly indi- t ta stei dv ?? 'lf hlis suffi b ig.. F1i; *ppe. vtv Wa, w i en. and his strength elitre]y IriI d His c.iiitiiltii) iwi h d reviltisly lili uiernuijjied, and 'he wa:i ultimately reduLII tiioiouch it stE.teoC nct f One seT. s ..1; I .. ...