... Iabal lintdtigm-f . TheArctic Expedition.-On the 9th March last, at six o'clock A. 2. a countryman who was employed gather- r ing sea.weed, on the Irish shore, in the parish of Clon- tu mauny, county of Donegal, found a bottle, which had il been thrown out by his Majesty's shin Fury, Captain Parry, in lat 62 8 N. IoU 62 27 W. 1 he countryman, S] anxious to ascertain tbe coutents of the bottle, ...

... Q.-Jc, I lartiarnentar eComtnbiuwm. ! I . - I I_ _ HOUSE OF COXMMONS. Plbtl5C-liO5vES. -- Wedncsdajy, April 17-.-Mr. Tierney presented a pe- tition. to the House of Commons, against the prepent made of licensing public houses; and it is' to be ob- served, that not one member gave the system his un- qualified support. Mr. Wynn' merely throwing out a suggestion, that if there were no limitation ...

... P turf is & ?? !M 2'O TOR SFAcz VETYO7?1PA~H on. ?? 0O,&. ing I ~~~ct ~ ?? ~take the liberty Of claiming your -An Q ngattentiost for a few mments ?? f~5 had ?? of the parishion.. bCtw' hezera ost the 9th. instant, and which ?? e tern ,nlsei~y, deficient both in matter arid spirit.to and Referrinig to the extraordinary attemptoftecut nh! igis~trat~esg to liquidate, out of the countymorate,' h ...

... PROCEEDINGSIN CHANCERY. d sMOCK NORWICH UI'U ON SOCIETY. : TO THE EDITOR OP THE OBSERUBR. is 'Sr,-Mr. SAMUEL BIGNOLD having issued adver- Is tisements all over the country, stating that the proceedings it in Chancery which I and other members of the Norwieb Union Society have instituted against him, was the aet ' of ti four obscure individuals, who were not members; andswho were the tools ...

... df a t - -#;-Afnnt o - .. tnrn.oA;.-, as In a recent paper we noticed the proceedings adopted sh by the magistrates, at the instance of the Rev. Mr. le 1 1 gait the occupiers of windmills in this neigh- bourbood, for carrying on their occupation on Sundays. b. On the 15th of March, we inserted a note from a corres- tre pondent, to the following effect: y To the Editors.-Can youinform me if ...

... -f artettco. b LOCAL. q The Honourable JobnfRandolph, member of Con,. c gress, arrived here on the .th instant,, in the packet-ship t] Arnity, fro NeW York. .His object is to travel through hsgand and the South of Europe for the benefit of Oisd r Tuesday last, beiog St. George's Day, the morningC ras wahered in b y serry peals on the belle of the parish i chezches. The ura standard floated on ...

... ne*0,--J~qr'eitrrn- &i :@ - ' ' ' : ?? . ?? . SOUTH ANE3RCA - thl Coboibis. Repuiblic.-A Caracas Gazette, received in Baftirore, states, that Bolivar had returned from Quito, after ' secunriig the Independence of that section of the YE) Junion. Tie people had declaredin favour ofa complete vil separacion From -Old Spain. A letter of a subsequent date announces the recapture of Coro by the ...

... Zbe itbcrpooltjc ' . FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1822. ?? j.Sir John Newport, on Monday evening,j introduced a motion on the subject of Ireland, wiCh, - .- - , il--utn on Tue ?? or ireland, wricn, although St gave rise to a long debate, contains little bnoee tian what is already unfortunately as - notorious is ?? sun at noon day. That any measure which has tb* its object the amelioration of a portion ...

... voot:cript. K ph. run Ad shv ( Frbtn oawr Corre..spondclt) MELANCHOLY CATASTROpHE *Pahd~orill~atl a PESTON. Fahd nr, putisipepmem Regumi 'ue turreis. Le h - led. . On Wednesday last, between the hours of one and twtN o'clock, the following OUD ours of Pr and were unhapipily drow ned yiun gzerntlemen- of Prso ~e~rt~tmapply down in the river Ribble, ?? Master Charles and Master George Grimshaw, ...

... is PASH AWFAIRS. dIISH AWFAIRS. prel last, that a Special General Vestry, tson purpose of electing members for a ,, le ensuing year, had been occupied whi Thursday se'night in discussions fror t due by the parish to its bankers, wer, o0. On the following day, Friday, pari esuned with great warmth, the ind neaing decidedly in favour of the Par tof the debt, but the Churchwjrdens thei objecting ...