... PoS hU RS CRIP'.1 X- ky i N # ivy - wc I. R A - (BY rxPBESS).-LONDON, DEC. 30. I101,7SE OF LORWIS, (Tiiun.DAv EVENoNU.) T'le Ro val 'Assent wa3 given, by Commission. to the Seditious and B.acphennous Libels Bill, and the Nwewspaer S! ;np Dutis Bill. A\tjourilcd .o Thursday, the i7th o' Fcb. next. . Iousing OF COM';IONS. ,;rd CUaIs er'crli moved the adjournment of the llousc, on its rising, to ...

... Obe Crews.O 11l1,7fE.' Or, C3;9lNlONS.-W*VEDNESDAi1'22d1 Dr. Philliiore brought in a bill to ameond the Ma:r . tinge act, similar ta that passed by this House last *Sessidi. and lost by delay in the Lords-The bill was tead a Erat time. PUBJUlIC REVENUE. *r} Ns.i 5fahc ? movedl several reeSlution5 for returns of the recuven &c. chiefly with the view of a3certaiuing thlc reficiencics of the ...

... LONDON, WEINESDAY, Dec. '29. Paris papers arrived on Snundcay to the 2title ?? Frorll tcliet leacrn that Oa Nitmdfay the 2Ltlt, - 1i. TJoe, the islirsister of Finance. sibinitted to the s, Ch umber ov De pu:ies, a project for arlthorisilg the pro. - visierfl coileetiotI of six-ttsrlthltbs of trse direct taxes for rite cizucilg J'reIr, teili elt sore erset be to referred to the t- trvrIt.-T\ ...

... TI-~fM fgICtUI; 4 r tim comrinicncmuent of the tivcwltiethi year of ouir cd torial labours, we have to present to the j puibli, oiu. warinest thanks for the support by which our v!rtlotts have been revwarded; and it is a duty 1 which we v it this time perform wish no ordinary emsr. tions of gratitade. On the mainer ll whichi we havr . tsohilrgol our public duties, dinring that period, it does ...

... LEED5U)S, SA'I'TIU I)AY, Januaary 1. A eir-curnstancc has been mentioned to us strongly indicative of the state of our dontestic Woolien .manufacture, and of thc distrcssed situation of that snunerousand valuable class of tradesmen, c11ed chl- thiers, who attcrd, or who formelly attended totr Clo-h Halls. A stand for the exonsure of woollen cloth, in the crloured cloth hall, 't Leeds, which. ...

... AIR. COBBETT'- ACCOUNT of the fetnpf tfo prf lact a 1econciliation eitween Sir F. B L'dcltr and himse!:J When I nvas t: Liverpool, I was mnost ?? urged in private, ;td even by a speech, and a very eloqoene speech, of' one of tlhc ge 1ttiemen at din- ner given to mc tbere, to unite with Sir Francis Burdett. A similar request, and from persons oni Jhrisc jeudgment I set great value, Nvi made to ...

... * On ednesay noon, a VESTRY )frr'ffNG Was held in the Parish Church in this T'own, for the . le purpose of tokiug into consideration - The litsipriety O't, g, purchasing and taking- down thle Buildings, ?? 't re as a Piflslic-Housc, &C. at thle East EntraneC to thle a ~ Church-Yard, andI also the proprizity of erecting ILa or Wal~l round the Churchi-Yard, from the. E-ast Eintraisre, F) 0, to ...

... PARLIAMENTkAA AVIVORIf, at We understand the York JVig Club is e gaged in the consideration of a plan of Iarliament; iRedirni; and thtat the following Resolutions, co -prchending the leading features of that plan, have bo ar proposed for their adoption:- 1C That the taratlon of Parliament, authorised by law, on I not to exceed thret years. t!, That all boroughs in which the numher of clectors ...

... HOUSE OF LOUDS, Tihursdazy. The Roaal aesmnt was given by comnmicsion to the Blasphemous and Seditioui Libels, tbe Newspaper Stamp Duty, the Bakers' Rcgulation. and two private Bills.-The house then adljourned to Thursday the 17th of February. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Thuarosday. Mr. WVilliams.t presented a petition from certain Irish labourcers, residing in the parish of St. Giles. complain. ing of ...

... S~jE'l'CHj 01: MR. ?? PLAN For the LIQUfID TI02 ofl thic PUP,2IC Dl.'BT - . I I .1 - 5 - I A [A p imtihlit uinlder tle titil of ' Elements of a Finn tbr the LiquidIti(on of tlhe Puhlije UDt, having becn ?? arltplg members of Parlianient. ;11,J engrosrinw- mueh O! Ptblic at cntltou, we have been itl. duced to give cxtracts fte(11 it- The author's outline of his plan is brt some t rest at the ...

... tile -- . -Deatie of: 1,7f e Rigr-lit lon. Cwrr,.frs.? Talbot. Il~g Dublin, Thursday evcuisg, Dec. 30. t ut'g It has pleased Divine Providence to visit ?? the illrrtri. us Viceroy, thc goodl and popular l ord Talbot, Withlrine of tire severest trials that cal afflict man mn - this world. At a quarter before six o'clock this nions- alrg isg, the ami;ible aned most excellent Countess Talbot ;;r- ...

... I To teC EDITOR qf t he LEEDS MiERCURY. Srn,-Til reply to an Inqircer inl the Teeds Intell.- gener of ?? hist, signed A looker On, I shalt esidsa- vour to beep pacC witts public opiaion, SD tar as to prove that my farnimr staltementt was not exaggerated, oald that too, wvithl ourt on teriig into any mnasite partinulars. I stl inl thc llTerriry, that it ' ole fsarthing per ton ware added to ...