... T 'n Leipsic, March 2. The-Persians. who were here at the Easter fair, were here again at ihe close of the last fair, and gave us some hopes for the approaching Easter fair. They tre extreme- ly well versed'in trade and business, and are now visiting f the manafectories in Germany and Alsace, in order to see what goods may be suitable for their own country, and I which, acc6rdingeto the ...

... -,, ---- , t:.?f '. , j?. ? . 0 (,/,? b, ??, to)h r. e in. - lint WEIDNESDAY, Milo~i 30.!ii Is !.,T ~ ..ii',lie 11thl crut, fin thit lKirt Street, Edln- of o I 10La 1:I sit , 7 is;3 --i's oit CiiC t I 'Alt-l .o ,l . ,ilt ,1, IM I I i I tlitiTiso Ie 2ltl ilt I I 'iir c Ionnr..i, U~i 1Ci' iiho ila, to,;, otii . T'IC.. K': / 1E.alE-n . Vn the 12th Wlcat Joil AN%; l- s mfrng~te sofc'f Moh ...

... PRIT VA T CORR LsPO 711 EXCE. p~~lVAT1~~ i ?? Marc P~~lVATZLUICI 'Loncmon, M~archI 28. phi We have received letters fromr ai odyb ?? I press, dated on Saturday evening~. The object of Cal -Prince Metternich's visit to that capital is now 'Saud to fori relate to the affadirs of Naples, tbe new K-illg having strongly urged tise evacuation of that country by the dul Austrian troops, which request ...

... 'HOUSE OF LORDS-March 22. diid4 The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid on the table copiel -of term certain articles under the treaty of Ghentt.. do Lord GIFFORD presented a petition from Wigtown, in rice favour of the Scots Judicature bill. - he r On the motion of Lord Viscount MELVILLE, the suit Scots Judicature bill was read a third time and passed. Ipr On? the motion of Lord SIUFFIELD, the property us ...

... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MARcg 15. 1V1Uor ILY1 LaPIO-1111F 5. Petitions were presented from Wenlock, in Shropabire, pap and from the clergy onf the diocese of Peterborough, againstI acceding to the demands of the Roman Catholics. restc Lord SUFFIEL.D, in moving the first reading of a bill guii to make robbing gardens larceny, previously to moving of E the committal of the spring-guns abolition bill, ...

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... ELECTION OF PRESIDENT OF THE. UNITED STATES- (Frcrm the Second Edition of the Cork Southern Reporter ii of Thursday.) We have this moment received by express from Cove, c New York papers to the 12th ult., which were dispatched c to our agent there, from on hoard the Canton, out twenty- t one davs. The following we extract from a -New Yoi k paper of the 12th ultimo I John Quincy Adatns was on ...

... TfiS LATE Drk PAIE. This lit.?rarv veteran, ?? formerly mentioned, ttwath-. *ed his lait-onuts the Prth of that l r Samuel her was tabheda sch of a surgeon, wo practised with conslt- derabi e reputatiote Att endoe e plae of hi b'ithheatfl0 the scene of his early attainments. At ted to the ,til mor 'headan sh of ate No scho.l aher the frs Ifforten en he was at thehed one of the schland- in ...

... SCOTS IppEAI 0 an RoIaSarEvr bankers in Edin- P1 I1,BEILY -cit their ?? appeollnts; versus he' hil%011,esa CoMPAN, y of the B3Ate Of SCOTLAitn, it hb009 r In r0 and of th the D' Mercury of 26th Februaty, and 5thd respoedeatisdeiliaii Itr readers such Oil account of this pr In the1i beflre 0ake them acquainted with the na- as , ite, .ll i ?? toa i rtheseart esi to 1ise rismight lin ti e'la t ...

... ? . - Arttctm Iat d1 ad 1y an acentoit htid berI or tbe [louse of C(mi il1s, Lb- it nit ears tint tibe i.11 King and QU(een of the S;n1d- * iih Islands Cost this COlntltry, duLi ring their viSit, S lL' I0 1 'is. 611. andl thaIt Capt. Iord iiyrmi Ii as beet nil paid £.53ii l ls. for th1e In lnitenI TeC a Il ConVOeail ce Lf Co in theiii sUite borme epain. ii ttAu At Aylesbury at;sizes, oii ...