... ,,EP Is POST. ,, SPA l hV~o' London, Tuesday, S'pt. Z9. ?? price of Consols had ad Tr is ?? to 89;, but has since gone back a 3 e considered at present their neanest quotation rneY '0 p .ing money at a higher rate thaD from I ,ItO er;ipal cause assigned for the improvement r le i ?? for the last day or two that the Ienewec their rate of discount to four per cent. dcl t been abte to collect, ...

... , ?? E ov; LOMS- a I I . , ?? I -, -- TIHURSDAY, .MAAtCli 23.-Lortd 1e .VILLE moved, accord. ing to his notice. the ii St iteiing or a ]iiil, tv routmine an Act passed the last Sescion. euahisg Joina t itoak f;onapaninto soIC and be sued by ftiir ofricrs. That %va a tcmporsry Act, and would expire in . il), aid the Rill bmoa:nt in ?? to make it per- ?? a first tiit!E aud ordeied to be prinkd ...

... -- ?? E N i PU131A C MEETI''NG o ilc otibjrtt of or, (-!ovu Rtaw. IIn ?? of the very numerously and respectably signed Requirition whichi we inserted in our last two papcrs, thfe Mlayor~appoiated Thursday the 9th instant as the day on which a Meeting of the Bengesses and the Inhabitants of this Borough should be held, to take into consideration the propriety of presenting Petitions to the two ...

... . - ?? -- I ?? -illIM .-I Y, ?? ?? ?? 71j'j.,'sDA '.5- IlOxTS. I I N'iU ?? Y, kuouVS t 21. Mi I ra1II1 t.I Ic 1-i I' po, to) tth.ei I Is ~ a I It a v alri V d t A tis st il l, ; ill ?? trcts frol's oile Of wtel tn wrill h-- C I Moscola 1iN0 klI nStow. in itt ut fro, the pireparation's, fior tii th I ',,ronllt ?? of It ho Emperor Nicholas ha~vii'g comtmeniced. Th.e i ia Dnlke it DlX'shot~ir ...

... F1OBI TIM ZLONDON GAZETTE, 3xAARCM ,4. nFPPATAPTATf)AT.4 P TJT7Wr s DECLARATIONS OP IANSOL EVENCY. a h Abraham Henry, Haydon-square, Minories, merchant, dated h e March 14, 1826. ; Mathew Jegon Turner, Clonmel, Ireland, merchant, dated d March 14, 1820. e uBANKRUPTS. n Samuel *ferryweather, Longgham, Dorsetshire, miller, March d 24, 25, April 25, at the London Tavern Inn, Poole. Solicitors, ...

... WEDNESDA Y's POSaT. . - - London, Tueeday, Deo. 26. o ?? letters received by:the this morning, we learn it was reported in Paris that in the hands of the insurgents; here it has not ob. 1 °e credit. The last price of the French 3 per Cents. n ib, evening wal C~f. T7e. ; they had been done at M9f. r v is a Holiday at the Bank. The business on the t To-e nge has been confirned to a very few ...

... STURWDAY, SUNADAI .f P'OST 'S1. no 6711 1 J LONDO~N, IktONDSAY, OCT. 223. t Itmtelligemsme has beeis received, thil; mdriming, fo Li~hcoms, staling that soime fresh) insiurrctmionavy ?? hd taiken pl ice in P'ortugal, tin the part of thle elsemlimis of the Con- stsmmsslChiirmer. One r's.intent in theA Iaiirves httd TeoOltedl hu ieohrrgiments, eando thle nilitin, reimained staumnch, and troop's ...

... -_ ESAY'r pOSi. Lmndon, T7wsday, Oe. 17. Iwo ?? t npresnt prie ofarlysthe CiTYn teween hts bericpg the morning has, been d - and. oi or Moley : the transacwionts have ot ?? ]xcequer Bills are 18 19 o oy Stock has dvanced to 243.9h 4 t er e tiets mof the Sou i e ?? bqhuota. prices ofyesterday, viz. 64d of mexi, aep 11ie baloswine ath linited business. tiaid bthei Wtbagefnl has been completed ...

... I SATURDAY, SUTNADAY .bad T'lESD.4Y',y POST7S. I L.( \lbI' Uf(lY lAV- Al'll ')I1 L.ONDO(N, MONDAY, Al'RttT. 'iI i Twe Frenels Papers to Fridasy arrived in ?? list 1evening. The M1inistry have sustained another defeat in the Chamber of Deputies. They having concluded a treaty with ai lngland, equaliiing the tonnlage duuies between the two rajuntrics, which treaty re-imposed a tali upon the ...

... That ill-gollen gain never ?? weakest part of'man. E kind have this saying commonest in their mouths. It is the trite consolation administered to the easyidupe, when he has been tricked out of his shoney or estate, that the acquisition of it will do the owner no good. But the rogues of this world-tbe prudenter part of them, at lealt-know better ; and, if the observation had been t as true as ...

... DrMba 3 1M1~RaBc , Dn3BEBUM 27. The recall of the French Mlinister from Madrid, in itself a tolerably decisive step, is rendered in our eyes still more important bv thl f-,+ -hA - .s. mstore important by the fact which we collect from the iT I statement of the Portuguese Minister for Foreign Affiairs, X Ibe that M. de Moustier, was personally opposed to the Con- d, stitutionalists, and their ...

... TX AcZ-e MBI.TO? OF As DERBY DIZ1CURY. SIRe, canl Amongst the numerous subjects, which will engross Gel the attention alnd imlperatively demand the consideration of Par- elet liament in the approaching session, there is not perhaps one of le more vital importance to the well being of the British Empire Let than the imeasure commonly called the Catholic Question. No on question ever in a ...