... J)mS-RESS IN YORKSHIIRI. A letter, fiontl a very respectable quartet, has been written ti:; wiek to rLord Milton aiid( I Mr. Wortley, tire Wi'ners f-r Yorkshire, tiepirting, in proper coloiurs, tile state of trade and public credit in tinis town, and soliciting tieir interposi- tiona ith the Miniqters of ibe Crown, btr some prompt. aud ethe'ir'li ix ao l. to lie nffor l to tile mreirchante ...

... BRITISH CATHlOLiC A.SSOGIATIbla Yesterday as General Meeting of the Member, af this Asas. it I ciation was held at the Crown atnd Anchor, in the Strsnrd afor SI thle purpose- of coritidering the expediency Of petitioning P IrII. Linkimn to restore therm to ttheir civil rights and liberties. At one o'clock the ('7ommitree entered the roorri, and b y una- nimnous coinsent, Lot Id Arundel of ...

... I Our readers cuisnot have forgotten thle statemrent under tire a1toee title, which we copied from Tile Courier a few weeks ago, or tire dliscutssioyr, respecting Auaricrila~r Confes~ioii, to which it gave rise. Tihe following letter, on tEl s1isojec, of the statemirot r'~ toor ~r. ~augrlin Romn Cairolic Bishop of London- P derry, Along Writs it we give A commn rm hV~ott' ANeus Letter:- 1 ro I ...

... IM1'PERIAL PARLIAMENT1' OF URE.'1' BRITAIN AND I RELAND. 11iOUE 0F L0RD{1Th.,L]3HLARy 7. ~,Ii ~i.j ~ ' I !KTI{AD.. T!',;;tion fliom the SilkI * 4e1, enilitt-lir~elit'f - -, Ut the law pert L- t 011 il i diroW ti~wJ-I4 tll,L tr iI* ;llOafC Aig i ' oi. wI me~hle el~ r o~~~~rna ~ ~ ~~~i, a x ID LordslAiiia rW1_M 0,0 itile~r1~ 0 4t~~ 4' sit ni ,ii~bfflIV~t~Jf I ti bu~r Sf i hiA Mlt~ lit tflW'ICN ...

... till HOUSE OF LORDS.-FBRUARY 24. wh ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Cl The Earl of SHAFT'ESBURY presentetd at Petition from thetw Inhabitants of Kingslarit, Hereford, and its vicinity, praying S',, for the Abolition of Slavery. Ho Thie Earl of SAINT GERMAINS presented severall Petiti'ons to tile sime effect, from different parts of Cornwall. The Archbishop of YORK presented a Petition with asimiltir ...

... MEETING TO BRING MR. COBBETT iNrO PARL1AMAINr. A considerable number of persons assembled yesterday in one of the Coininittee-rooms at the Freemasons' lTavern, Great Queeri-street, for the purpose of coacertiain tbe ineans uf utting Mr Cobbett into the Hoise of CUminouns. The advertisement in this, and solme othier daily Papers, an- nounced thle Meet-ing to be held at orne o'clock, but Sir ...

... IA LATE RESIDENr ON FALKLAND'S ISLAND. New Iland (orie of the Falkland groupe) is remarkable for having been, lor two years, the solitary residence of Captain J Bartiard, an American, whose vessel was run away with fit the year 1814, by the crew of an English ship, which, on her passage trout P ort Jackson. had bten wrecked on the south side of the islands. Captaii Barnard was at New Island in ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. n H OUSE OF LORDS.-FEBRUARY 16. ar. Mr. Hidson, from thle Bank of England, presented at the ty Bar an Account of tIle I'rice of Gold for the last fouryears, and - 'f the course of Exchange between London and Hamtiuri'li, ICLisbso and Paris. Also an Account of the Arnountof Batik of C- England Notes in circlistion in the last iveek- in February, at ...

... PRENCH PAPERS. (FRoM TIll F;Oi1E, DArTE)D MONDAY, nFE. C. PARIS, P EB. 5.-No letters from Vienna speak or the pre- tended journey of lhe Emperor of Austria to Italy for the re- covery of his heaith, with which tCle Cou ier Francias enter- twlled INs Here, then, is one Cause of uneasiness less which tl-ese sincere friends of public order lose Severnl Journals state, that Count Guillemliat ...

... mETlING A'1' 'til. AN'SloN-JIOU SE. onWedlle.~ida ni~lit, anid Vrri, Ye~t-r day aworririrg, c~r. Wvl M-int round bv tire Lord 2da.Ir to beveral Of Coiclitir Alt -rebhints atrid otirer. (If tire (City, of Lonidori, '0:tllr i Iiii'et Ws-'terdiv [IIiortrjirg at tile Mawirintl. l-~~~,to d:i'Ci'' 'in. pirtprioly ot el rilt.,ri Allem-r~~irl tio Go. c:i j~it*; virfr relief ii r ire prLnS nt di., ...

... PRIVY COUNCIL I ~'~y c ell~ o,.(ic' cd'c tilec fcl lo i ng Acc lerbts of! this' do.tcccia.cc tccc i thle Ni w Cot k-plit, Whitehalccll I c' I ci rci, Lorci Co'l'w'.i , ctuld Sit' J. .N ichol. ari i f- ci' ii 'ip piii, (tl ..Jw i ll ii itm jiuig- ''cci cc c '' .'i ict t, C,1ciii (if Ciiacccery' at Mat tcl ciccccioi 'ci vvit,, cc hlccil'r tic c1i' ii, i lit i d'l ii.,t i rc' c l' lcic' Sr ...

... F'RIENCH PAPERS. [Fno 11 TE PIltOIE OF IV EDNEtDA', IFI.. S.] PAR I, Fii. I.-tWe Ieann from Bitlii, th at the lnk Ing- ho(Ise of tienecke, Brothers. had j ust stoppeu payinent. 'his event, it is s ,id, has eauased ad extraiordinary sensatiOn. The news fro Greece continues to be more and more satis f~letory. The dete;t tile u'lrks and Egyptians liefore Nliuo- lougagli, tile tva.l victory of ...