... =OUTSE or COMMflwONS. Alli TUESDAY, MAy 2.-Cony LAWS.-Mr. CANVING M I moved that the house resolve itself into a Committee on the Act I ad seo. IV. c. ItO. Sir Thomarts LE'THanBRIDGE opposed the Speaker's leaving the 1 chair. The hon. Melmber stated that ie sincerely commisserated ' the distresses of the uranullaicurers, and that hade the measures for - J their relief' been confined to the ...

... CI1LTSWORTII COURSING MEETING, TUESDA.y NOVFM;TIr 1 TUESD.ty, t'Or1aIuBEI 21. The Pup)PY Seatlws. MIr. Elope's Ilebe beat Col. HaltoA's Harlequin. L DlAr. Rowland's M1ayfly beat 31r. Mflines's Moonshine. . a U'lo-year ofld sla'-es. t e r. Rowland's marianne beat Air. Alihines's Meteor. i s Ar. Farmerie's Rose beat Dlr. Ilope'r, Her,. r Dlr. H1u.nter's Hercules beat Mlr. Hunlolke's Driver. ' ...

... Ol=O1;Z Tat : LOODON GA:ZEitr, DaC. a1. 711158rt --D. r~ z ar so ..i. Nt DECLARATIONS OF IYSOLVENACl. NV R. Brittain, Birmiughamn, pocket book lock maker, dated Ne Dec. 281. J. Browne, Whitebrook, lonmouthshire, paper manufacturer, dated Dec. 30. T. Taylor, New Sarum, Wilts, butcher, dated Dec. 30. C. Staveley, jun. Leicester, statiorer, dated Dec. 30. thi BANVXKRUPTCY VLIARGED. A. H. Chambers ...

... SATrIR-DAIV YSUDY' and TUESDAYu POSTS. | -LONJDQN, rdoNDAY, ocTr. The St. P etersburgh- Journal, to the 2Qoth September, lots been received. It contains, under (late of Sept. 18, lists of I proiibitions and favours grarted on the occasion of the Coronation. r Among them we find a rescruijt addressed to Count Nesseirodle,t conveying to him a grant of lund to be enjoyed by him .aeed his ...

... 'T4a Mann w I. 'he world has r~rpl- |The w~orld Ihas rarer--'- -i ?? *w scene wld rely witnelse a nmore extraol(IinaryI scene, than that lately exhibited in Russia. list ory I presents many instance, i in lvh.or MOWfetI--,'Y itistances,in vhl abtos roes I prn osvriny have attempted each other's ai aig destruction, but Europe has nlow beheld with astonish.C ; that riient two in em-bers Of thc ...

... ho B g t of nth e~ ncuxr *~AR 8 It ThoRugt1 ?? fbeen again pofsthoed Chanllor of the Exchequer has o~n thisn postponed. In answer to a questioln put to him , on this subject, the Mylit ETA- - I on this -er to a questioji pust to h1im ?? Hon.- Gentleman said, that n thatr making allowance for many Unlavoidabledeaatoi nrtheto the Revenue, fie should be able to shew that the resources g f tc ...

... SAITURDAY, SUNiDAY att TItESDAY's POSTS. of LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 17. th This morning we received Hamburgh Papers to the I 3th. r- Under date of St. Petersburgh, June 28, they contain the follow. er ing further details of the obsequies of the Empress Elizabeth .- te ' ST. Pf.TE rItU9iCl, JCSE ?? day before yesterday, a- the remains of the late Empress Elizabeth were transferred with n, great ...

... IrRO1 mu LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 10. '5&MAXWLV l v JUNE 10. i a DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. o J. It. Butler, Bruton-street, liddlesex, turner and stationer, June 10. IBANKRUPTS. 2 J. Dysart, Liverpool, merchant.-S. Bulmer, Oxford-street, 3 woollen-draper.-W.'. Scott, and J. Scott, jun. Wakefield, cloth- manufacturers.J. Panton, Borden, Kent, farmer.-W. P. Colcy and B. H. Browne, Old Broad-strect, ...

... W ED-NESDAY's POST. Lnkdon, '1tctdoay, Oct. S *,CWL 0i i.-rie prices of 'll thle Secerities ' i011 ]ritn.: fuotitin' can equal the dull 1hDilg (i'1. s are clO; for Sluiv, and c801 f t ,n 'hJtll. Exchequer Bill 5 to 17 pm. Meican .,loLO~ibilan Srrcek 13ti;1 141 o SIalish lOqq3- tee were ?? at the Foreign Ofrlcc Yesterday ,le s 11ar ( lltig ?? Journlal. which woe have received . to the 15th ui. ...

... . R1tESENJTATION Or A SILVE.R SNUFS DOX TO S. MR. DOUGLAS FOX. di Ai: tII V MIa. Nt co l. deliverel a very interesting Lecture on Fritlay JR evening Onl Light, Vision and Colour ; and at its close, m the Secretary of the Institution ( the REV. E DWARDa( HIGaiNSON) thus addressed the Auditors : 3 Ladies and Gentlemen,' al I have much satisfaction in soliciting your attention to a few E ...

... * MOW TM LOZOTDI OAVMTME, Dt C. 26. fIr'- Af e .. X r DECLARATIONlS OF l078SOLVE'NCy. - I J. Lewer, burrey-place, Rensington, builder, Nov. 24, 186. 1 T. Buckle, Cheltenhatu, grocer, Nov. 23, 1826'. (I in B. Robinson, Stokeslev, Yorksihirc, grocer, Nov. 27 12f. a / TP. Colburne, MWolverhiampton, lock manufacturer, Nov. 27, t d 1 . Boulter, Reading, linen draper. Nov. 27. 1826. ! )lN.IR ...

... Tax: ItrnY vEilmUnt, AVG. 30. The accounts received from Ireland continuej to be of a very melancholy chpracter. Great distress already exists,. and it is -1 - -- It ~ Ul .a L IJ G - anticipateds, apparently snhit. oomch reason, that that rd distress will be fearfully increased, on the approach of winter. he Wee cmlans i We see many complaints preferred in the Irish papers against proprietors ...