... H*OUSE Of;* LORDS.IJwc- f-D. | I f.. , _~ tile commoflis, brought uptbe I for A. Grant and ,tijers, II*II -I' o AIdS. Bif. both of )Yxcbequer Bills' Bill , and the TrransferofAd t -which were rcil a first time, jind ordered to be read a second tile aun Alo,('Sy nezt.-Adjourned. - - I ...

... From the LoNlVDN GAZETTE, Tuesday, Aug. 2V. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. HENRY LLEWELLYN, of Rochester-Terrace, Stoke Newington, Middlesex, stationer, that he Is In Insolvent circumstances, and Is unable to oseet Isis engagements with his creditors. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSiEDED. WILLIAM SIMS, of Portsea, Southanpltoir, grocer. JOHN GETHING, now or late of Worsaer; coal-merchant. SAMUEL JACKSON, of ...

... I TIlE IVEAIfIER AND ('I.Oll.. off The weather since itr las bi changeable. HeavywsHower, were txi,el rence,I nIt Snday, ir It v, I-lglitnn ',lii I .1 ni Oilililr Al.' pt , xioe- s to~riti or~ , . lll Vf x i eille t tfiD A tv:11 ! 1, Yt aron (vfii fl iawi ;r, iiid.e ve p ift r, arid r1lil, h 11t fvere tlr r I of trviritid qite rari re I lfor inl I' Otrirllly l levy. al.r In, . tewi blyfelt, ...

... NORTHIFRN CIRCU1I'T. | LANCASI'IER-Auc,. 10. CIVIIL Wt).1 ctie r IionI tol ti is JONEC ANiD %Vit I.v. F->)Ii'-1oy -MIr. Ps 5K, m-nIl tire pttr~ inlg%. urs was aIlt act~io of I it'l , to i) Wt 'ain, iefm itian' pleadePI N.t (Gsilte. Mit. SC ARtLETT stateii the c a, Pto the J nrv. 'lie plaistti.f Jonst-, wats a inrotriairit of respeitabiti ty, rtat ie 'r. antI tire defendant ivas- a pw ran ...

... LETTER TulE rililD TilE CHAIRMAN OF TII BOARD oF STIAMPSl T i0 TIIE RIGHT lION.TH1I-OS. WALLACE. Si R-Let it not bc for a moment Supposed, that in the proof I have already brought lorward of my Ion, conflict with the ruinous system of fraud which prevailes1 in the Stamp Department of Scotland, that I n)an to plead these services as a set-offagainst any acknowvle~lgtd subsequent failure in my ...

... | UNITED MEXICAN MINING ASSoCIATION. Or .e- Yesterday (July 19th) a Meeting of the above-mentioned 2- Companytook place at the City of London Taefrn, Mr. Ro- d; sitnquet in the Chair. The chief object of the Mestiiii was, 155 consider what should be done with reference to the Shares of thosetwholhad not paid~up their calls. Itiwas verytnumer~is- ly' and respectably attended. The CHAIRMAN rose ...

... FRENcII 1 P11'ElAs. I I im tin roiL OF SAi tRDsASIJ PAIIrs, AL Iur8-'ItIle artiCiC itt the .Elorie, which tire dt CU)'111triownne sttaCkhed the day before yesterday, was devoted as to conlsidering tire subject of political incompetence, Which wve yr consider we have exhausted. We should trot, therefore, have 41 relired to our reviewer, had lie not furnished us by one con- cession with thle ...

... [INSTALLATION OF THE GREAT AMERICAN CONGRF.iS I FROM THE EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTE OF THlE 15 ili1 [5s, ER JUNE 22, 1826.] stt, This day may be called the (lay of America-from this daiy Ir:its. States enjoy all their political liberty, and individuals a fart; freedom conformable to their social compacts. A close and eternial bond kinites the four Republics of Colombia , Guaijir ala, J7 Mexico, and ...

... AAIERICAN PAPERS. The following news from Peru wvill be thought by many of our readers not less interesting than the above, tbough less authentic in its character, depending upon report merely [ItIOM Till. NEW YORK SIATIENMAN, At(;. 23.] SPLENDID MARRIAGOE CONTRACT.-It was matter of consi- (lerable surprise that President Bolivar renained so long at Linii, after the object of his patriotic ...

... I ,_ _ _ ..-..-. .. -I as In Ca]dcleugb's Travels in South America, there is the fol- at lowing very characteri tic outline of the procession of ani- d uated beings which fill up a day's space, and enliven the depth of a tropical forest. ~e *- Tbe naturalist, who ii here for the first time, does not know a whether he shall most admire the forms, hues, or voices of the e animals. Except at noon ...

... THblE MURN'IG CHRONICLE. L ON DON: TIHILRSDAY, NOVEMBEIR 9, 1826. In most countries public opinion and the law seem to it be at variance with respect to the character of certain p acts. Thus, for instance, HOWARD informs us, that I when he was at Naples, he found in the prisons there C the murderers quite indignant that they should be con- si founded with thieves and pilferers.-,, Only of ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Jeffrey's-square, Nov. 3, 126. Stst-; shall now proceed to remark on thle sundry letters which have appeared in your 3urnal, signed by Mr. Lnriottis- - The first is an attack on the Report of the Croininittee of Bondholders, contilaining of partial statements, anit of the stippresion of corresipotsdence favouirahle to Air. Luriottis. I believe there is evidence of ...