... ?? ?? u. HOUSE OF LORDS, WEiD2;SD.,, FEn. I. After some routine busioecs, the Hoosc nljourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WIEDNESDAY, FEB. 14. ar,. Serjeant Onseow' moved for a Conimitteeto in- qoire irto tihe laws respecting the admission of Attorneys ad, Solicitors in England. The Learncd Gentleman said, as the law now stood, no individual could aet as an Attorney or Solid- tor who had sot serrved ...

... -MExIco, after suffering for three centuries the oppression of a foreign tyranny, has once more be. come a kingdom. A struggle, feebly carried on at inter- vats by successive patriot chiefs for a series of years, has at length unexpectedly been terminated by the subrnis. sion of the Spanish viceroy, and the acknowledgment of Mexican Independence. Thus has fallen the oldest and most valuable of ...

... ANTSWER TO TUIE QUCEI)N DEMAND. ?? . . _ _ u t 4rlu A ietter wsnaiett tothe tuciti in tile cnunie of' Iriday, aparently ia rcl.y ip her Mfpjty'. letter to L.ord A4usnouh, ~Cjw viithont aigstitore or oIdreas. hlis ir *ulut i6s oU u W1tft6U #^ 13, 18}. n ' MAnm,-lIhasve.io-beforc 'tihe King your Ma- jcity's letter ?? me of th^o lith of this month, in which it is AAtWoI that yetir Xmr cvosrr' it ...

... .;,POSTSCRI PT. ite .e (BY, E¢XPJ1,fiS).-IONDvsO ?? 6. to en ?? Lisbon Pasket ?? on Mondey with papers tbthest ult- . TWO of the Deputies from Maran. re ham Wt the Cories hlad arrived and taken their seats in ne -hme Cvngress. There are now 121 Deputies sitting in es. the Cortes of Portugal, and the remadinder for tbe ng Brazils may soon be expected te arrive.' Seiei'4i ol !sc the banditti who ...

... . STAMPING LAWS, Thc Conimittee appoin ted by the House of CommonS, to take into consideration tho petitions pre- sented for and against the re'pe'al of-the laws4 rcgitldtiing the Woolicn Manufacture of this county, met oil Mlon4 day the 2'd i6st. when Mir. Harrison was heard as' c6nsel in favour of the repeal. .Witnesses were tlsen examined on the same side of thle question, ant the hearijeg ...

... ?? 13 ?? ?? I - t I i ,, t. At-N , , ?? w, ,I t J~111 V\!iuiss ?? hs*'15i'~t ?? -s mlaii' i;t tl: 2.flii~tit~l I Aosi~s;: , istii~' cr; . i, At.i'..1Xn INS1( 5iir pe:;Lri'tei, e to bcl ?? ?? iS o I' tel i is'si . 'it irve'. at lio s ?? , son S'i'I' y 'iLit, ?? S |olltfiualc bis frec plrdt;Iu, to '.Ow Jo rt y >t, w!i ?? ai ! n1t, s tnil ;. Ilc It .1 ife .i fl . 4 :it ?? h!n, t) Cil iS Ls t , ...

... LOPD COCHRANR's EN1'RY NlO L!M9. ?? (Ext-ttct -of a letter fromt a crttih :tiharst in h iima, dated July 19 182t .) =Yestevr(ay Lordl Coch- t trane made hits cntrz ~toit this city, and lis reception was most flatteYing.. A, magnaiticint chariot with four wream-collorred horses vas sett to Chorillas, a port aborut twn Icagues fironm Lima. for his rererption, acCom- F jtrnicd by thc Crilnldo ...

... 'THEMC TnEni- are few stsidectt more dry wid dis- Ogre able. betanst.few more intricate and perplexing, than thestate of the Pinanees. in the speeches of our modern ministerial financier, the sources of income and expenditure on which he dwells are so various, the mystery of finaincirl areangements is so unfathomable, and the sumsa ightly Mentioned are of such appalling magnitude, that ve1y ...

... To the EDITOR of thaw LEEDS MEiCURY. Sin,--laving heer, some days from home, I have. only just had the plmasurc of learning how the would be Cur- ties of the Indepiemlent famnes and frets under the wholasoino correction I inllidted upon him ill your paper of the 7th hst. Really it is laughable to ribsarve the eficetof trith oorthesc'ad- voeates of ignorance, intoleranes, and corruption ; ...

... EMIIGRAT'[ONr. ,Ilcre r, r Co vsfty, of flilabo, oreWts, Staec of Nsew Urrsao/ripsrb. r 5 At length I tithe my psen to write o WYost from this U' 't sid of th- . -i (lit! riot w'rits bfofer as I Wished, to give or rnu allt she ifefsseovllion I iCaNl.' We left Nort'srampslcoo Ott te Su Pills of Jrn4 coald after a disogeceshlo voyage etc the ocsersl-ii Pt C Pickford's hoof, see arrived at ...

... ?? Indelligence f'om-hile Bradils. FtJItTIlrlIL i'ARtICULARS. A Snpplesesit to the Rio de Janeiro Gazettc r has besn handeld to us by at mercantile friend. which tl allnolillces that the troops most active in producing the s c. late rerolution were thost which had been drawn from o c Portupal. fly private letters, and with which we bavd e been favoured throug) tile same medium, me ]e:irn the V ...

... d Thc Hsrnsc met on F'riday, when a fe'w petitions were preseniitd one fir two bills nn the tibi' forwardei in their rcspec. n tive stagts, :lud somne others broughtt ip fromi the Commnons, but no di-:cusiion arose en them. The louse u iadjuunerl till hlsirday. n Monday. MONDAY, ?? 12.; e WIIO 'I'AY.-Lord (.Catlwy-pe presvented petitions . from le~ ro~ec it Sheprtons Mallets, in .'Sofet, ...