... NE W -ORK. We have just recevedk tlie'u tpeech of ';Di Witi, Clinton, the Governor of ,Newi York', 6n3 the opeding of the Session of the State Legislature 'at Albany,' Jan. 4, which, though too long foiinaerpion at length, is, both in a statistical and politiclh point of 'view, 'an' interesting docume'nt. Nei York, though'only one out Qf 20 States which form the American Union, is' now of ...

... INCHESTER, J 9. The cases which were heard this morning at ?? Bailey, were chlefly 'of 'common dssaults. The following varies from the' rest, Icn some respects: ' ' i THOMAS MOORS Was charged with assaulting Thomas Hamp. soir, at Middleton, on the lith of December. Mr. AsivwouTff, in statingkthe cise, lamented that the late politicalfermnentation had been productive of so much mischief irm ...

... IMPERIAL PAILIAMENT ow GJAEAT BRTA IN AND IRP.LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, Faa. 1. The Itouse met at three o'clock. rhe oaths were administered to the Marquesses of Salisbury, Stafford, the Earls of. Pomfret, Bteadolhanei and the Bishop ff Carlisle -Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). HOtJSE otP ComMONS. The Speakter entered the Hlouse at two o'clock, hut it was three before a sufficient number of ...

... PARIS 1?APERS. . nst CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Fra. 17. at The Deputies only assembled this day in their Bureatsr, in at which they examined the projet respecting individual liberty, the and appointed a Central Committee for its. final exawinaftion, ap- consisting of M., Devaux, the M1arquess Doria, M. le Graves- re- end, M. de B~lansquart Baileul, the Baron Poyfere de Cire, M1. .~,Dupont de l'Eure ...

... THE MORNING CA~UONICLE.. L O N I) a N THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 193o. Letters from, Buenos .Ayres 'to the end of October reached us yesterday, but they do not contain any thing material in the shape of news. The dread of the Cadiz expedition, till operated against the pursuiadr trade, and produced a temporary stagnation in the sale of goods, which, more particularly woollens, were plentiful in ...

... Extract of a ?? from St. Thowas's, dated i2th Inst.:- The latest Intelligence received here from the Orinoco is to the 14th tilt.. It is stated that General Soublette had arrived from New Granada; with 3,000 men; and that Bolivar.was within four days march of him, having left General Santander Vice- President of the kingdom. It is supposed that Bolivarintended to make. the attempt to drive ...

... iMAN.,CYHES TE?- 'SESSIONS, Friday, Jan. 21. As goon as the Court gat, a conversatifn commtenced respect- Mrg the verdict of the.Jury, in the case of NV)I.LstAT GaRNonoD. IWIY Wjiliame proposed io take a similar verdict in all the other catty~f the samte krind; but M~r. Coian contended, that the Jury' bad not meant a verdictso generally as this verdict was taken; and suggested, that as the ...

... THE MOUNING CIIR(NICLE. L 0 NiD O N: FRADAY, FEBRUARY 11, 182O. [l'e Itoniteur received yesterday, contains a 6111-I tial caveat against the Spanish news, published by the I liberal papers of Paris, and more particularly in the I courge of the preceding three days, with an asr irance, that the letters in which the same'is contained, are apo. cryphal, idding, that they 'w11 continue to give ...

... A DINT TO TI'HP CURY ATTiM WEStgN O THE METRo1i'Qt &. Of the varions abuses pracdsed:,i4 thit.kiatt o tiffis'l- know of' none demanding more ?? ?? nd redreis;, than that Iniposedbypew-openerslin ail cblircheis.an per l at the west end of the town. Persons of, ?? ai bllity are denied seats, tnless the expected fee bpelsii nd* i Icording to the sumn offered, the seats ate vabilid and'bes~t'0es'd ...

... MR. RWDHOUSE'$ AR6?JMENT M?OO?nu?.j 'ji ;bittt n, it i itia ointa .t b11 tbyi 1e ~~ank-atdonotr any It aed4 ?? ~ ?? ce a P~dicrd, 'called a d~dloutbii Qf. the Isng.Parlti- zm w1A Stuck tsp in BiidSt te, ha~ving A rdierrnee pxdbably ~~ V~iI~~asss~~it~~aks-d i*'a.sgaint he. ?? fe'King. ind';be Io'rd were not pa~q a.,gie d 1 d'no ftqai to satithat the lusse' had.aon* to prtsceed ajain-at shade or ...

... INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. (rezot Tr. ,toE;tsIu.) Letters from Cadiz, of the 28th Jarauary, and from Madrid of the 3d February, add nothing to the last intelligence which we gave respecting Spain. The movement of the 24th had no fur- ther result, and tranquillity had not for a single moment been disturbed. The Insurgents harassed from time to time the garrison of the Cortadura and tile Cannoniers ...

... GREAT '&II 4RLAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSEl OF LORDS. Fsns.8. PROROGATrioNi OF PARLIAMENT. The House met at three o'cloch. Soon afterwards the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Ciancellor, the Lori] President (I'arI of Flarrowby), the Lord Privy Seal (Earl of Westmorland), alI the Earl of Liverpool, took their seats as the King's Conmmissioiners. The Gentleman Usher (if the Black ...