... ?QU?IB&N W4?. ? ?rna- L&NPON ?EWSPAPER PU?SL From TEE ? ?#1? Paper. Fo?upw -? - at?ds of We L have bi a?se?ing? apd hai? veeq?nt1?y f the mi?h?evo?s tende??vy?ef .s~taa, - ujlOw-atilf~P r~ XE.ZtIII~it he:.X : V oa~ 4iaperdre~iiipSSet¢ 4mdand inhW ?? _ UV. ceont timei when tlihshoewea cfle-ar oe anprnild w avfrentl stri nted-m 'etviio ofje fact cn~y>:bi, ix~, nnikr tes d ?? Oh~e4 &wffig to ...

... 'N'ORFOLK YEOMS ;GAZE7TL .~rna~is - 'weel3paper, pub., slihed under m-my direction, *ad may be had inv any -uWt-of 1h Ihingdom, as well as in Norfolk, by application to No. 183,- Fleet- street, Lodion. Those gentlemenx that wishes to be furiisheid with a weekly paper,. containing a true account of the-state of-afflairs, a 'corrdct account of what, passes in Parliament,;Iay wvho:wish tD see ?? ...

... TUBS LEADER; OF. THE BLIND. TO MRI. CANNING. Kejintn 5 e. I83 Sin,~ X~igo~Ss ed;8S SIR, WHENI men are blind, hu- manity points out that they should have a leader; and, in that ca- pacity I now offer myself to yotu and to your benighted colleagues. The case is this: you, on Friday night last, upon beinig asked by Sir Thomas Lethbridge, whether the Government had any measure in contemplation for ...

... THE KINGIS SagEsCTH.- - Gmi-ed lasi u'eeek.j:. M}y+ Lords ?? We are. commandtdh by his-mla jesty to inform ypOuf, thtt- since he last met you il- Pkr-iament, big Majesty's efrtti have- been unres mittingly exerted to .preseve- -the peace of TErogpe. Faithful t6tbe phieipieslvich hi. Majesty .has. premdlgpted. to the world nfs~ tfthiig the rule of hispcondutyiis M iajesydeeiined be~ing party to ...

... I, ? . -? ?d , ? :: ? ?W L I I ?%i. ? :- 7 , 4 .1 - --I'll - -i x- . Sai 'ty --tsR btt ndhyt alivays issipaed y mifass asehood th~a~tthe LIo - tee. canaLn. trfeta t hiioE~ hrdtpei detdli a pa atuday~igithst it had not son whatevDer! T etition- was a. TP'fpIflMh~ lugi beotbie uletlWU&SILR c hewasy wt -oin~ b~te~bkiO& thihW made use of to interrupt the pro- ceedings. Nobody, I understand, will I ...

... . F --a W I: - ?? q I : i.s 0w~ . , to e Y f for yo r. rm, thed wnt the 2id Jarary 1823, at Yorkana d on thie pesnit aspect aottenesiyof thatimea - . restore ti ty to any Tns public-ate gatly inle2td to yo- for yo rf. exertnows min thes cause oF r ad s i ma sean1'e UOe *di iann thian I am 0bthe necessit of that mea sure to restre the uty to anyr fibing like ?? and hbappinss se nlo onle ean Eet ...

... 'NORLNV TWoN1rAWX's FAZLTT3. Tins is a weekly papersi pub. lished: under' my direetion- and may be had in any part of the kingdom, as well as in Norfollk by. application to No.-183, Fleet, street, London. Those gentlemen that wish to be furnished' with a weekly paper, containing a. true account of the state of a-Fairs, a correct aecount of what passes in Parliament, and who wish to see the ...

... R OLE-AD~U1 'EBTN JW h y i * FO ! Even~iWgNewepaev LORDSUFFILD s hpeibt ;pite tothis BW N4RATOR lfind i noficei te next Re igistef Mush tle mligilty we; never.^e wifethaix k-totei fond ?? .thi Lod si-i this occado. IStill1 howevter, the stuipidity e-e ceeds-ithe faiobdanda th-emfia- ke.r How the60#,& must have listened} W; this Gjtatibn. There -were on6 Ron1>- o0e-half.pay Arn~iri, ixPi~soss, ...

... *TO, i-ORD SUFIED. On&i J_ ech e.. . e' R _outo. ~ud oi- at/ic matzters shie - took plaee at a Meetig a- N erth Erpfiulgha, U theCoun-' ty of I2jfot* on- Friday the -7t/ 6f Januai'di.sa: * - ; K lCbb, Gion .sJ ;,tyli Lo.n. S';iffLn A-HAVE' befr& me, in the Nor- folk- Chroneile and NorwiehGa- zette, of, the 2th bfJanury, a:. reportv of the: -dov.statedm s' lu comnienting upon this rerrt, and. ...

... TO THEE YEDO M E N - . , V OF Tp B COUNTY OF SURREY. On the late Coznty MNeetinlg; and on other-lmtfers conaected with thiat. meeti 8Kensington, 121h February, 12. GENTEMENs, THE Addresses and Letters, which I have written for publica- tion, amount to many bundreds;. in the writing of many of. them I have been filled with, pleasing sensations; but, certainly, upon no oceasion of the kind have ...

... ..METING OF tTHE- OOTPNTY OF SUARE * l ?? I X , i A; M-EI?.Tlde i:of-th Freeholdes of the ?? V, oyesteray at Xpsom-vpuauaut toan requ8isitoh, Signe bF eeti ofj~ tire nobility; gentry,- and.:free- -holderspof the counttyA andpresent- rd to the High'Cheri:E- (PkAlmer, ^Esq.) praying hima to ebnvene the reehoxlders;: o thme ouenty, for the- jnarpose--of takipgnto- eoasidexaet dion Sthe-groat- aa4 ...

... [Fron The STATESMAN daily Evening Newspaper iFeb. 20.] IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS, NOTHING took place last night or any importance. Their Lord- ships seemed to be almost wholly taken up with motions and infor. mation relative to the Marriage A ct. IN TIE COMMONS, The new Turnpike Act appears to be undergoing some revision; but of what nature or tendency we do not clearly understand. We shall ...