... A SHORT CUT TO INODJA,-ANiD CAPT PARRY'S EXPEDiTION. LF rror t?:~e KaZLi~doscoie. We were miever very s iim'ine in ?? stipn of the succrasful result of any of tile ufnot] merits which e;tve befl rnaatl. to di cvtr a ilj PSaitoe to the Pacific Oceasn; ;rr lo ies re el ;d11, 1kit we are vt rv far from r nin tti'n: tIiUI( .Prry hss failed to attairi tihe oi-i icr chrt s'o lutn , amid so ...

... 'Ct ?? $Alercur)). * ESALUS POPULT L SUPaBmA. FRIDAy NOVEMBER 28, 1823. re OTHE SOUTII AMERICAN COLONIES.- I.Preparedforp . las week, as Uuok~ilypostpeae4gJ Mr. Chiinnng stands pledged---and neither rhetorie nor f railig can loose him from the obl tion-to prelent FS ~rance from interposing for the regaonquest of the old fo . Span ish ?? Courier.o ters, Are wie to wait till they (the LHolY ...

... rlitamenarl ni tu I II H OURSE F LtRhS.t ;reLISH CATHOLIC BILL. Wednesday, July 9.-The Marquis of Lansdown pro- NJ P d the second reading of the English Catholic Quali; Cl fcation Bill. The right of voting at elections (to confer fit which, and the holding of certain offices, was the object C] et the' Bill) was enjoyed by the Irish Catholics, and he Li thought that those of England had even a ...

... HOUSE OF COMAMONS. . A a . ~- . rsuubis Upr ivJLU'~'-. Afionodel, Tc&. IO.-After some preliminary businces of little import, a short conversation arose out of a petition for tlie repeal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act, which was represented by all the Speakers as being injuious in place of beneficial to the trading corunitY at large. e petition was ordered to lie on the table. -Mr Wallace gave ...

... r. 'Vootottflvt? ?? -? . The 'RssiiiAmbassador (Baron Thuylle) and suite, o tohe United Sates have t2kentheir pissgeon board the New York~itain Maxwell; of this -port, which is expected to sailtte'morrowv. r Berkshire Reform Meetang..-Pursuant to a requisition 2 signed by Lord Folkestone, Sir F. Burdett, and many of l the most respectable freeholders of the county, this meet- ing took place on ...

... I V) i 5 ? -on o r II i )I q 7 5 ol at t. .ondon, Wednesday Reening. The PRight lon. Nich-las Vansittart retires from the Chancellorship of the Elxchequper, in which important office he is to be succeeded 'by the Right Hon. F. Robin- son; Mr. Vansittart is to be appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, in the room of 'tbe Right fon. Charles Bathurst, and is to be raised to .the peerage. ...

... 1. I f. I ?i I J oyour i etter 'f the 91gst whiejj iii. equenez rof the 4th ?? on ehe ssa),l tt¢ 01ital 8security to paenger5 in -st sd com n packets t a5u u to ?? S nmonirvations, asthey ma7 perhaps &fird seg °y 70,r humane endearouze to ?? 1 hint lbea wise measure to take as great a tin-m ollt yo remsaerd in steamboats, a Well as corn- ests as9 will contain Sal the passengers in eese of ac- ...

... JORT.*E£ST IPEDITI&N. . - -k~ .Ailioo Or the Admiral NO I-- tui oiod 6r the Admiralty vwas o 0hrqtlha n, 0s Sf5,,Rnsiderab-le bustle-, Owing to the arrival of e ilcenep vy an post,.chaise and fobur, from Whitlby,q ffeld fe thse unsuccessfdl, though curious ti If the Nlorth West Expedition. As there had been tl ;at,(1,1iey bot hefate OfCaptain Parry and his a iah itwas to be expected that he ...

... A ew days since, an article appeared in the t oadon g Cotrier, headed American pectillarities, as exemplified a in their daily prcss. Whether it originated in the Conrier or e]sewhere is a matter of perfect indifference; our object 1 being merely to set the critic right on a point of fact, of Ir *hich he ought to have assured himself before he set tl about the task of enlightenilng the ...

... ?? 'MT~4T Oil GE ~L SIR TgLAS~ Pjefw ?? et of the fast motefita of this-die. e b o is. extracted frm Southey'S History at ?? - Peito 90'sa inltention wat to flr Ote rightt of tl jtssd thbu to intetrpote between Ccarotrna and b ttibd a cot it oi fiotn the place of embarkation. & Ithia s bsesa* be was now endeavou ing to out-. W gw. hlf of he4th regiment waf, Atheretore, or. h t~ k fofliof g an ...

... I MESSR. BROUGI AN CANNING. IThe following parallel between Mr. Drouglaxt and Mr. ret ning is extracted from a cotemporary journal, in hichwe ItSke it for granted thatit did not originate, as it = as introduced under the head Gleanings. It isdrawn with taste and discrimination; and it will be perused th pecuar interest in-Liverpool, where the original of e portraits are so well known. fol ...

... --I .. I I 1. I Unitamraingo : Compm billm. TT?-- -- I HOUSE OF COMMONS. G mmesan Thu'rsday, July 17.-There were but fourteen ienbers present; and the House accordingly adjourned. n SILK MANUFACTURERS' BILL. Y I' Friday, July 18.-Mr. Huskisson, in answer to a ques- tu tion-what steps were to be taken with this bill ?-replied, an that though the bill had been' framned by a committee of esi ...