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HOUSE OF LORDS—June 3
... iHOUSE OF LORDS-June 3. PSOYAL COMMISSIlON. At a quarter before four o'clock, the Sneaker of the re House of Commons, attended by several Miembers, ap. ir ppared at the bar to hear the Rr yal assent given by corn- msission to the stock transfer, the custom duties, assessed ti taxes composition, the four per cents. repayment, the wool duties, the assize of bread, and several private bills. gr ...
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE
... P'RIVATTE CORRESPONDENVCE. By the Dove packet letters and papern fr' e;1 e ca to the 20th April werc received to-dayy. , had arrived at Kingston ?? (Al~xic In. ,ving sailed from thence orl the 27th March, at )i,i time no event had occurred to interrupt tile tranqui. slity of that part of Mexico. No advices appear I have been received from the capital. Sinne reoprO s were circulated to-day that ...
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE
... PRIVA TE CORIRESPONDEYCE. London, June I.I. 1824. Tb; We have been favoured with a copy of the speech ad- lctt dressecl by Colonel Hamilton, the English Commissioner diei of C lomblia, to the Vicc-Prcsiderit of the Eepublic, pre- Go senting him with a gold snuff bax in the name of his edl, Britannic Majesty. conceived in the following terms, an;l which must be considered to be highly ...
SIERRA LEONE GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY,
... SIEIRRA LEONE GAZETTE EXTHAORDI- NARY, -~NARY, a FailDA.Y,APRIL 16. Tii Members of his Majesty's Council have the al( melancholy duty of announcing to the civil and mili- tur tary officers, and to the inhabitants of the colony at de, large, the heart-rending and afflicting intelligence of bei the death of ilis excellency Brigadicr-General Sir wh Charles MV'Carthy, their revered Governor and ...
HOUSE OF LORDS—JUNE 15
... fOiSvi: OF i.ORDS Juvi 15. The Excbequcr bills bill iin6 read a third tinle. Lord M1ELV ILLE presenied a-pettfohn troimi Lloyd'i Coieehouse against the marine insurance billI. A nies.,age from the Commons brought up the five bills For restoring titles arid htonouri to certiin Peers; the Inarine iis~eirarec bill, andf building of churches bill. ROMAN CATISoLICS OF iRELAND. Earl DA.UNLEY said he ...
Caledonian Mercury
... II'lebonian Acreurp, EDINBURGH. SAT UiDAY-JuVE 12. The French paper, the Etoile of Monday last, re- V ceivad by express, eontains a. royal ordinance an- at nounting the retirement of the Viscount de Chau- tl te.jubriand, Minister of Foreign Affairs, from his I office. The reason of this change is not made t known, and it is entirely unexpected. Some surmi- q ses were thrown out as if the ...
Caledonian Mercury
... cateoonian %ercurv I ?? re D f EDINBURGH. MfONDA Y-Jus 7. ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH COMMISSIONERS IN THE CAPITAL OF COLOMBIA. South American papers, which have been received from Jamaica, contain the following accounts of the arrival of the British Envoys, Colonel Hamilton and Lieutenant-Colonel CamPbell, in Bogota. Bogota, March?. 7S184 (FROXt THE GZCETA DU COLOMBIA.) I' On the Ist instant ...
EDINBURGH RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY
... I EDINBURGH1 RELIGIOUS ThACT SOCIETYI The ANNU-Al MEETING of the above Society wilt be held ih the Assembly Rooms, George Street, on Thurs- a day the 17th current. A idelputation fromn the Religiou.l :h Tract and Book Society For Ireland will afford infornatinU ig concerning the extensive and interesting proceedings of that ig Society. h.o Chair 'ill be taken precisely at One o'clock, by the ...
APPEALS
... sotrgE OF Loans' JUNEi 14. le. LSOFR, CHUANCELLOR sat fur appeals at n S mn lih'tol,,, d DicksOfn v Graham, tol Darill~' sr ds Ose f' for Wednesday. ?? the LOCHANGCELLORC retiireld, hotrctlfl~ ,* xlDentt was then adverted to, and a a ~ s'tnentwasdelis'eretl. btI j 'freliDofrom thie Court of Session, in Scot- ~flr5Cdby ~tC delivered in upon.* hote and the far e' consideration was named for ...
HOUSE OF LORDS—JUNE 24
... HlOUSE OF LORDS-JusE24. A sa.+- --A 7 ?? -c ; After some roatine buminess, The Malquis of LANSDOWNE expressed aome sur- prise, that not'vithstanding the intimation of an intention . to recognige the independent Governments ?? Amc- rica, given h .y Miiinisters at the Commencement of the . session, :Parliainetit was to be permtitted to separate with- out any thing having been done in the matter. ...
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LERWICK
... flsTRuGTIVA FIRE AT LRAWXICK. Extract of a Letter from Lerwick, dated he 15th Stray 1821. s, At about half past two o'clock of the morning of the 4 or I2tls instant, the dwr1ling-h!ouse of Mr James Ogilvy, p- merchant of this place, was discovered to be on fire, and Id it is to be lamnented that, in spite of every effort which le, the zaad and humanity of all classes of the inhabitants, id ...