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... IRIMPERIAL rALAWLT GREAT BRI.TAN AND IRELARb. HOUSE OF LORDS, Nbvtm d~. The 11ouse assinahbled at the ushal hour. Prayers feit' JtenA bry the junior Bislsep, andi the roil of the House was called over., SeVeral. Peers, anoaorg whom was the Marliuess of Hertford, sent excuses en account of inditsposition. At half past ten o'clock the Marquess of JLA NSDOWNN rbse,$ and resumed his address to ...
... ATTEMlUPT AT INSUli iflCTION IN THE ISLAND OF TOBAGO. The following letter on this subject was written by a n Mcdical Gentleman to his friend in Edinburgh t6 rfinAoO, SEPT. 5.-Knowing your anxiety about all that con- cerns me, and fearing lest unpleasant reports respecting this F island may reach your ears and create alarm, I take an early u opportunity of communicating a few particulars on ...
... ',?'Tabdj i? I C. yr Rebeaca, Glyon^, and Hitsernia, Dytr, hense at bierrina he Rllolution, M'Gregor, hence at Trieste Achilles, Lance), hence at Havre an Ann, Waller, hence at Lubec to LobertStewart. Bibby, hencefor Wexford, is norshoreonthe . Wharf, near Mockbezgar agi w St. Anna, Lingnew, hence for St. Petersburg, putlinto Storna- way 15th ult. amitlas been condermned Maria Crowther, Wakh, ...
... getuo, ftorstig &t onltottc. | -, . - ?? ?? ?? r61XEiGN 1MELEL'GENCE, Letters ftoun Vietna to the slst ult, state, that the 5 *onferences at Troppau are very adtive;, and it is gens.- t By btlieved that the Congress will discuss many points ir relithe to.the revolutiomary appearances in Europe, be- Oades those particulaly cormeid with Italy.-.The court of Austria SeeMS resolved on the5ilitary ...
... We call the undivided attention of our readers to the extraordinary debate in the House of Lords, on the second reading of the Aill of Pains and Penalties; not the brief analysis which the columns of a weekly Journal can give, but to those luminous reports which appear in the daily papers, and which afford the most evident proof of the power and capability of that stupendous engine, which has ...
... ON THE LEGAL PAYMENT OF LABOURERS' | I WAGES. To the Editor of Tre Bristol illcrcury. SItn,-Did I not well know, from experience, your readiness at all times to sacrifice your owln convellience to the pbli e good, I could not at tics late period earnestly solicit for an appropriation of a little space, in your1 next Monday's paper, to the object of can following letter. In the vears 1817 and ...
... THE BRISTOL GENTLEMAN's PCOKET'BOok, ForIsn 7 .777 I 1' rur 1151 ist litl be published before the close of this 7month, and will be a- sold at the price of the London Porket-Books, notiwithletand- St ig tlhe additiodilnlirlfo rnation it ct)7ltains. The TIDE-7'4BLE es is corrected biy a person filly acquainted with the Calc/la. sh tions respecting the Port tf Bristol. Published by BELUB1 Id t. ...
... @ ON j I'IUE~SiDA. Nov. 'IUESi)A, NoV. 141 ?? of Friday ?? bar , 0g o 4_ tcrday tpe kiing received tile RI . . dor a orid'Alelliie7 401l~lisvr ..t, the letters frora -Vierina occd Aus .ea ,fl['iib >fltiJ iiti ,viieiarc in.l Ita y il'r- iil est l~ r~, 5li st ' lt itla. lhtete is a eple t cilazad; ~ ~ l attends.Ct r ,co:l tilel gitg~linyj,, 'a's~e 'u ltI 1, ~ l~l for e ?? inteal - cedO~ ?? ...
... PR) PAT , CORRESPONDAT12. - X- T-, ?? IQ CFlA I, F.L.. . London, Nov. 13. 1820. It is expected that a proclamation fur proroguing Par- liament to the latter end if January, or the beginoing of n February, vill appear in the GazeLte of to-morrow night, C or of Saturday ncxt. Preparations :ore making at the Erxcie Office, Post Of- a fice, and Custom House, for illuminating this evenidn. E Ihe ...
... Rf-P Fz:itTHDAY-OCT. 30. CoLOfLgL LINDSAY. Afterprayers.had been read and the names caned over, *'heJEarl ofs.BALCARRAS `ddressed the House from the gallery, and s. id, that though he wasunaccutomed to addressthe House, he felt impelled to do so, as wvell from a regard to justice as to the feelings of individuals who were most nearly connected with him. The cause of his troubling the House was ...
... TTE. WAR OFFICE-OCT. 27. 3 d 1st Regiment of Life GUards-Lieutenant John Hall, from f half pay as Cornet 6th dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Ar I thur Czsar Manners, who exchanges. n 3d Dragoon Guards-Lieutenatt William D. Mercer, from t 70th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice HuIghes, wlio exchanges. t 5cth Ditto-Lieutenant John Grifithhs, from half pay 79rh ,f foot, to be Regimental Quartermaste ...
... PROCLAMATION OF THlE KING. Louis, by the grace of God, King of France and Navarre. I To all to whom these presents may come greeting: i Frenchmen-At the moment when the law which l guarantees to your sulrages an entire independence, and r which secures to vour interests a juster representation, is about to be carried into effect for the first time, I am de- sirous that you should hear my ...