... LONDONS MARCH 1. * MERICAN Papers to the 4th of February A reached town thisrmorning. From the ad- vance in South American Securities, it may be inferred, that the latest intelligence from Car- tbagena is considered as being favourable. The respective positions of Bolivar and Canterac appear to be accurately stated in the following extract from an American paper. It fully con- firms the ...

... Ca The 1Ps'oceedings of Parliam~eent continued from Mize accompan~yitg Supplementar1y 'Shieet to T'/e illornitng Clhronicle of this Day. route to the discussion of the imnportant question which the lnon. Member for Westminster (Sir P. Bnrdett) was about to riCforward, be (Lord Nugent) was unwilling to delay the lilasthesS Of thle House, and sho6uld abstain,'therefore, ait present, friei ?? ...

... .iRlIA;I, SIh } fABST'1'ACYI, ?? p. 2.1 OF LORDS. Mo~,VLA a CLt. T~)c ctliqlttue ott the he'utch Judeic~ture bill was posipwicil W Etir-ruorrowv aiid the C2nd reading if thu spri,, rizuns tiil till F'ij I~v. Lord ]delvilu' presented a bill t'or ihe regli t-ici of' Jorice: Iin Scotland. It (iiO- poses that- jurors shtill lbe smu llntid crone all theL dsubstrtt,aswl as the asa ec- Colin1LS, ...

... varictico. gr Mr. Canning, who has been sometime indisposed, con- ot tinues better. th His Majesty's health is greatly impaired since his ar- Ci rival at Windsor. ni At the Insolvent Debtors' Court, held at Wakefield on be Friday last. Joseph Booth was opposed by Mr. Hardy. on ex the part of Messrs. Leech and Co. of LiverpooL The fis debtor was an Englishman, and had been long resident, H in a ...

... SINGHORN AND BURNTISLAND FERRIES.! _ I A General Meeting of the leiartars of the county of ?? b~y, ,was held at Puxpar on7Monday, for tile purpose of cons.,-s derinig the recommendataiont c~ntained in the minute of thll, wiil (leneral Committee of the ?? Of the county of Fife sert regarding the Kinghorn and ijarntisland ferries; the Right had Bon. the Earl of Kellie in the chair. -llac .Mr ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-FEB. 25. UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES BILL. jus Mr GOULBURN moved the third reading of this bill. gu: -Mr LEYCESTER said, that in his opinion the society ha( ought to be tolerated by the Government, because, if it p-t wtere put down, it would give rise to others which wa would be more powerful, and far nmore formidable than hea -thi%, and which no human power would be able to put int ...

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... BRISTOL INVSTITUTIOV DIKVFR. On Monday ?? and Friends of thinlnstitution dined together at the Merchants' Hall, Prince's-street, to the number of about 150:- THQOV.IAS HASSELL, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair. After the usilal toasts of tbe King, IRoval Family, &c. Mr. Alderman Iatfiel begged to cive tiI health of the Chief Magistrate, -who presided Oit the uccision. He was a genitleniaht not more ...

... MWR. CUM MTS. TO THE P1`131IC. AlthoiIh I have hitherto refus~ed to notto VnY 1~POP.r the mediuma of the diftereucre bvtn'een two iibdividuals, in nelither (f 'shorn. perhaipq, the pohlil are in any peculiar 'degree ilute- re'sted. I vet venture to hope thitt niv renders. attributing mgy forbearancie to its real motive, will olppreciate the cifrumstances that at length COMPEL nise td a11000lr ...

... !FROMs. rfiaE LONDON GAZETTE. WAR OFFiCE-.-YFI. e5. 182C5.- llis Majesty has been pleased to approve of the SsE foot H' beirg pernitted to bear ...

... ?? -- -, -- -- - I . . ?,T , $VI I 40?-F, . I . ?? PRJOM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZE TT.E. CROW, OFFICE, MARCH 1.L - ?? ?? to serve in this ?? PA1RLTAIEIeTr.-COwdy of Done- 1 ?? IIon. Francis Natl;anel Conyng- *.hann commonly called Earl of Mount harles, of the 1ia , in the said County of Donegal, in eaom oJ f fteRi~hfntHon. He-enry Joseph Conyngbaim, cpnimonly cedlel ?? Mjount Charles, deceased. ...

... To the Editor of Jackson's OaJordJoarnal. ON CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. LETTER I. MR. EDIToR,-AS you kindly and promptly in- serted my communication of the 14th inst. I hasten to fulfil my engagement, by resuming the subject. The infamous Canon of the Council of Constance, the manifest purport of which is Faith needs not 11 be kept with heretics, has been referred to, and acted upon, by the ...