... 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 ...

... THXI 1 , AC FIVE, SIX 420oo0o PlUZE4S1 BEING T;IE LAST Jft'UNITY BHUT TWO FlQk ADVENCURING IN THE LOTI''ERY. T~IlE M16lLVl~VG CII1iOXICLE,. LONDON: W'EDNVEkSDAY ALJWCH 1, 1826. 51 f.1JIvAL.)LJ5 I ,,a~,, *8 The Bank has at length agreed to advance money on goods, as our readers will perceive from our Parliamen- tary lReport. Ministers have laid themselves open to attack by their manner of ...

... - . . .. .. 1-OUt3E CY' -LO-Ds. liv Mr. Ilobbouse, ms-petin, liiN fitcnioti ofatgaitt bringing tor- fro ward a lill to provide mtr thle. better recovery of Snisali D~ebts, said, he had wt cc brouhit, the tiosc~os'rand sli oulti noot Dic trouble the Hlouse a:gajn wit'n it thit session ; the sijhi ,t, Hlt io5'er, the weas one of very gveat iuan rance, 'tuid lie tirs'r'l it would tnot escape the ...

... ois! ?? Q ?-,L berb cc n* W'EDNESDAY, Muh1. S 11t1tTri.-At Norwich0, onl the 2lat tilt the Lady of Captain WVr-eics, ot' tlic S~cots G~reys, ofia daughter'. M11arriead, ait Strihen r, tin the 2iid nilt. by thre Reve rend Alexandeor Simpson. thle IReVrentd A.1 ?? A-sitrnt o N. Minister ?? St. F`crpoS, to 'isoi'',eldest daughter of A into. GASvis. JEtt. Surgeon. Striditelt. D~ied at Ciarmotonth, ...

... A T AI U = LONDON, 1IONDAY, PEs. 27. JVe I eecivedl this morning the L'Ioile, dated yesterday, froin wviel we inalwe the tfllostvin.g extracts `FHa ',ere Into, iFt'. 21.-in the third sitting of the German Diet, tile oepatv President laid bedore it a Note received fmou the Alinisrer Plenipotelntiary ot his Britannic Mlajesty, by -RI. de Naltrhur, Evevoy lrxtraorditialy and AlinickLr ...

... I OREIG.r IlYTELLIGEACE. PRANCE. The foreg*n nesws of the week menition an ordiniance nilar to the navigation svstem of this coulitrv, issued ly the Fre:ch Governme at; whici is s;%id to be felt ai long mnlcrehiants generally as a hostile blow at our nlavigation, calculated to secure to the French the whole carrying trade betwixt our Colonies and their own5 country. Accolding to accounts from ...

... 1.1.11. tb2I4.b&ft&h. Onl Thursday last, tl~e Lord Advocate set off: for London, to attend his duty in Parliamenst. All idea ofilprosecuting thle Edinburgh improvements, bill in the present session of Parliamneit has'now been abandoned. Onl Monday the Mferchant Company and thle Chamber to1 of Commerce met and votisd resolutions against the - suppiressi, n of small notes in Scotland. toI On ...

... -I tL -r TIM H.&~SE. id Mr. ICLYNELL'S HOUNDS will meet on Afonday March a, d. at Eton Wood; on Thursday lairch 9, at Bradley; and on 't Saturday March 11, at Henburst-at half past ten i SIR GEORGE SITIVELL'S FOX HOUNDs..NO account re- te ceived. at The QsiORNDON HoUNDs will meet on Thursday March 2, at Easton Park; on Friday 3d, at Carlton Clump; and on ly Saturday 4th, at Howthorpe, ...

... I I . IJ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 2 GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. ..~~ ~ _ . L HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEBRUARY23. t EThle Marquessof HUNTLY' presentedl a Petitioa f~rom the Commissioners of Supply, Liindowners, and others of tin- County of Aberdeen, praying their Lordships not to consent to any alteration in the laws relative to Banking in Scotland. The Noble MARQUESS presented a simnilar Petition from the ...

... I r+) ?? vfp t. w Parliamnent has been priiicipipllv occupiedl shice mcr last, iii discussions Coninected %.with thle ,state cv ld h clt - rtency, thle distress of' thle ?? coriiiouiiily, av'4 the plans of Governmemnt fort* dvoil ccii , f; c _i , points !ic~ greciest possible Efcbi.rentirc ?? ?? lails, -is wvill gener'ally' ?? the tote iii qpieriiwi~l ci ?? Y SpeCuiitlivte . M'il i ter,, ...

... el; imperfcA partianimt 31 4&. HOUSE OF LORD)S. Cl 2/Itmrsdadmm, Feb. I , o Petitions for the abolitioni ot slavery were presented by thc Duke of Richmlondi fronm Chlichester -,by l ordI Kenyon from Faalmouth ; and by Lord liexicy fron c Aldentheadl. Y Thc Dukli of' Richmond presented n petition from crm . tain inhabitant. of Sussex, against any aitcratiori in the v corn laws. Y FclidiI, ?? 1 ...

... - -- = :T -_ __ Dl]IALSTIC ARTICLES, (fornicelz, omitted) Dr. I;1u). -The class of Gintlemen attending the late cv urse of Lectures on PoliLical Ecoonomy by Dr. Kidd, to uiark their scnse of the inestimable Worth of these Lec- lures, and as a tribute t'respect for the Doctor, enter- tained haon at supper in the Lemon Ire' T'lvern on WVedneslay the With ult. The health of his MIijestv, ard antu ...