... I - . - £ Gsx ?? LMSIEAD a5. GXN.T.LESSEY . aS i.selves! forward, this a5t idct h Y-r*gYefik-- freetwee;u and~ahhh ithe ?? inn popose, to the earnestnessof thepleaders, bta.sinprali rontwie~r ; - Whether thespot nieoal the pract to elo-t ne not give their votes ehtake tohouwelhapvaed. het- 'h c it i not amiss; to see oencew a iinete tatf thee m hresh n dd I l uietl sturdil. resisted, great: ...

... are- t.A- cu -r1z_ . Extract of. a letter fromn St. Hlelena, dated 8th of De- cember, 1Sig9. ' I had an opportunity of seeing Bonaparte a few days' back, walking along with one of his Generalsiup and down the billiard-roorn. One of his suite informed me, that his health, though far from-being ogdod, has im- proved since the arrival of his surgeon, Antomarchi. The latter, it seems, had taken ...

... orwral C-lectiell. MEMBERS RETURNED. (VtreetI,.) A;!sicsbry. Lord Nugenir XX' isorlifords, Esq. 1. lr~e. 1' Smith Esq. Sir I Pollen. Slg,'s.'o (Cveuty.) E.L of Usbi dga. 1i31lC'eiNOCI: i tAE. Colonel NVoodl ji..x'ie. Gesrge G. Dorgan, E J;,ccllry. G L lox and I Hall Iarton, Esqrs. BOanbwy. lion. H Legge PurX. A amnd~s.' Lord John l.;zroy, Hon. Col. Upton iT.min.i. UD i . Gilbert, andcJ Wilson ...

... DINNE'R To AIR. IIOUHOUSE, ON HIS- LIBERA TION. ' oee ognf Ihe fiiendq of ParliantentaryReform, the Trial 0F-. lie rbe Liberty of the Press, was held ont Thursday at frae5n srld Aoelolroi to ?? Mr. Hobbonse u pon his OIrOln ('0116nelnen t OBa a atidate of tite House of Com- ;- i)ol 450 peroons were preetit, of t(ie most respectable nitia;; At five o'clock Sir F. Bnrdett and Mr. Hoblionse, ...

... I COUNTy OF' DUBLIN ELECTION. ITl following letter was addressed to the tuatno- ic Trrcjjholtlers of the County of Dublin durtng the [ or ElectiolI; PnM we thlink we o)ly discharge a urv to themr, when we re. publisb it at the present period, for the puipose of retwinding them of what they owe to their own lhonor rind interests, and the Iiliepernden e of tie Countv:- |10 TIIE CATHOLIC ELECTORS ...

... EFFECTS OF 'TH , LATE STOR31. Tite Sally, HiL vev, rom Mill to (Colcbestar, folundercd otl ThlIrsday.3 -Ctrin saved. T1hc Lonisai)oinld, froml Cork to isndaii, was lost on thr Goodwin Sand, (il Fri(da. T'1e sloop Frmieid(lshiP, ?? l Iri e, ront ?? 1 tl(:rand to Hastings, witl coalstwa totally ?? onl Fri(day ?? saved. llIirr-afe, 31marit 3.-Yesterday arrived the Mary, Pidgeou, ?? ( ork tor ...

... \INPERIAL P.aLIAMEN ?? en !10lO';?E OF 1.0i'DS-Fr . 23. Sc ?? TR!;DC. in Mh OTnrquis of LzNSSDoV;NE adverted to the ri ,,I Parliament Inr appointing a mixed com- hv mission to act at Sierra Leone, for the porpose he otadjudicating the case of vessels captured for se: carrying on the slaec trade; and wished to be iaforrned whether thlat mixed commission war , )w in operation at Sierra Leone pu ...

... CLT OF DIArBURtH ELECTION. - - nav mpptinfL of the freehold- I tla a ?? meeting U1 Lilt:l[rtiluU 0fr0tllig county wvas held in the County Hall, erb °1 purptIsC of chusinfr their Representative fl Iarlriaent Ir Sheriff Duff having read the it p and the act against bribery and corruption wrein been read by the clerk, Sir George Clerk, It last R eprese ,tative called over the list of freliolders, ...

... ill Fflr 1hSTO Tolr (l ?? A'.Th-MI2TI Yesterday tile Presbytery of' lbineurgah elect- ed the following gentlemen to represent thca in the ensuing Genernl Assembly. viz. Rev. Dr David Rirchie, ) Mr A ?? lTheoimson, Dr AlMKnight, Ministers. Dr ITbonison, Mr John Thonmson, Dr D)ichson, The Right Hon. the Lord President of) the Court of Session., (-17 it Andrew Watchlope, Esq. of Niddry, ' Baillie ...

... TIrt CoNSP.4nTORg. Yesterday morning, the who a stood committed to Cold Bath-fields prison, were W taken from thence to the Iome Office, to un- trc ,, dergo an examination before the Privy Council. We On Wednesdaiyevening, Mr Adkins, the Gover- esx uor, received a written order to have his prison- mi o ers at Whitehall. at Iyalf-past twelve, for which ca d purpose several police officers, and ...

... LONDONT. From the Paris Journals we learn that on Tues- day the Chamber of l)eputies resumed the discussion of the law authorisiung arbitrary inprisonraent. The Couznt Sinicon, Minister of the Interior, spoke at great length in recommnendation of the proposel law. The argument which he principally urged was the sympathy which was too generally professed for the principles that inspiretl the ...

... (F/ion 1le New Timcs. )-A- point of law has bieen saved by Sir Francis Burde-t's Counsel, (M. Ir Deriman). from which the firiods of the defendant cblyfitlei d] y an ticipate his escape tromr the cousequences of thlis verdlict. I'he kbjectiun is tlii: thiat there vas no li~rect plroot' thrit Sir F raicis caused the publica- ticlid l~eieestersljire hecause thout hitterwas 'late(latKirby ar, in ...