... ?? I t 5.11pevial paviianinit. HOUSE OF LORDS. T/urrrdely, 1'cb. 9. The rilarrljis of liansdowne inquired how far tie sug- gostions contained in tie report ol' thre comunissionits ap- pointn ld st year to cnqlnire into tile stnte of I relanild, lild becn ctirried ;nto elbect by his dae jesty's dilinisters ? 'l'b c .arl olf Liverpool replieli, thut tilc iirst recon . mnendatio' of' tile report ...

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... DOMAES TIC INETELLIGENCE. yve LONCDON. Sh~irT of ?? C of TiI DUKr 05' Y01tK.-(1Frrnnt the Lelncrt qf F7ri- Qd ifoy. )- Sir A.,tley Cooper, t ttfe pairtic'ular riequest of thle Kitlg, has littely visited the ?? of' Yoik, enid onl I the first occasion Inis ?? Wits plt'iscd to ineet the At ?? Baronet at the Ilivnia D~uke's residence; o li te interview lasted ai considerable time. Th'le Duke of ...

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... DOXESTIC IINTELlIGECfE,. LOIVDON. Thm Rev. F. WV. Blomberg, D. D). fas been ap- Itni 0 tall C fildi in Ordilnlry to his A ajesty, in the room of the Rev. C. R. Sumner, D. D. promoted. I a 'Die Duke of Dlevonshire and suite saiiled on Weil :II nesdiiy for Pctersburgh, from SliterncEs, ; ith a filh 1 v Tels've noblemen and gentlemen form his suite. - The service of plate which lie hias takeit ...

... . OUI. .- i- LT- - -l ?? 1`c,1 I'1l Tvill.,i z1. atiltes h'ivt' ic,enit rccivedt i t thle Ad miralty I 'ity ,~111, tijeel ('li,11nniktlet clii titO FoI't In11 Si 'ittI;, l v1,ivhliet api1Iears, thot il coseuewi o tlie e Y t.ioi iii aon. outhte Iii ?? t Cs, htosti i- I ?? rri rec1i.10 .Jcjlott O~tt I part, a lien siv' ed a comiplete vc etory over thwe tuitti oil~ tl~e '20th the ?? tis tile ...

... NErW WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, COUNTY OF ELGIN'. On Wednesday the 16th tilt. the important proccdlintg tof ascertaining, by means of all inquest, the proportion which the local 11 eights and ?? bear to the limpe- . rial Standard now established, was go11e throughi at Elgin, tbefore Sir George Abercromby of Blickenbog, Baronct, SheriflI)epute of the County. A most respecta)le .Jory of fifteen ...

... pt32:05CtI. - --l- , By tit I t Ct'. It a, powar, thitt On :'ulit ia% :l :i M a~ o: , , I Its lteet for stonit timit. idici~c i, t: tttle ai .1, iil) VII'OM 0'olo 1day he had loss feve'r, and 'oh~ -ss on i 'Tll-rdis'. ?? li ?? Was ?? ie-d, ittitlg the-c' c A ~ 2lje'.t Nvn., then ft-ot ?? letvr ?? !Intl ?? n qioe night. T1he latstc~ lullettt isU .icI Vi iidsor Cast'e.. -SitUld~iy ?? and is ais ...

... DOETI- -INTELL-. IN. D)OMESTIC INT'2ELLIiGE.A-CE. LONMDON. - ViNDzor, larch 21,-The arnswer to in(qutiries at t! i.(olge, this day, is, that his MaNljesty onitinues ilt a 'o;od tate; and we have reason to hope, from every ri ;klrlfalce, and that he v; ill soon be able to leave I is :: rrimentc and ride out. F The Bank of Englind are regulating the amounit of c i- ?? paper in sh li a way as to ...

... g~tsetaueo articltr. The late sale of tea at the India House shows a re- marklable decline in tie price of an article of such uni- versal demand, and the supply of which may be regu- lated nearly at the pleasure of the Company, to suit their demand. Common teas, which produced twelve months ago about 2s. Gd. the pound, and six months ago 2s. sold at the above sale at from Is. 51d. to is. 5difd ...

... ,?7 -, olm:,I, P at i -I I ?? J; Z. ?- 4 ? t L ?s. ?? - - __ - - _ __ - to ME 'ji 10 u~Til1 ' NEW:~ PA121AAM ENT. pt) oHol!, ?? Parlitrmti it assomtbled.ti i I day' for iliiito lie, 'jogn tlircoO l th eIL~I loillms inlcidenlt to the the ?? ofa 1heW Piri'ioent. a So O I lchir ti.t'l lo Ic'~k, thle Lormd 11 ih s toward. i jc3iiroS of (Utniltl ttenlded in th- 11ouSe Of '011 1e0o1 for., tilp ...

... AF RICA. We i:asve received several private letters from the coaot of Afrien, all of which are filled With. the most atfliciting and mlelarlcilv accounts of the mortality at Sierra Leonc, a-id our other settlements. One letter *Tin.t the rains at Sierra Leone began on the ]6th june , and in one short month upwnrds os seventy officers :nd men died. 3laay of the nicrcbants, when I sailed Cll the ...