... 17l1; JU0R.NIIVG C1ll.ICLE. LON DON': ,?(1XDJY-; MAYV S, 1826. 1 lie lni'tness of the House of Commons is likely to terminate e-out Saturday week, when a short adjournment will takeL !tee, until the Bills have proceeded throuigh the House of Loirds. We have received the Paris Papers of Fiiday, and the Eoile of 'Saturday. If any credit is to be given to a correspondence froru ' unich, in the ...

... TIlE M10RNING LIII? O\ICL(1 LON DON: 'T'HUR SDSY, MY 2d , IS21; . The candid Speech delivered last night by Lo I LANSDOWN, in the Committee on the Bonded Com, was highly honourable to him. Some Noble Lo :-I have complained of the Landholders having been ncid up to the enmity of the public; but if the example set by his Lordship were generally followed, enmity worud soon give place to very ...

... Fr;oni i e1.O VDO tif Fl i, Saoturdiay, ?? 13. N! tice is hereih, i;, ?? -. - 1 ?? >ereliS 2,ven, thajt the loniio, Gazette vwill b'e put lisbe on Fidaytle Ifish day or, June next ens!ing, ?? thencetoraar d be p ublihlied on Es*nAYvilSlotdot c ido s.i'ayj in Asery wee. In(tic I7anrd, May 1,1 182O. P dispatch, datcd thle 17th of January, Difi, has been this diy received at the Eflst India ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1826. Distress in the MtIIznfacturiulg Distriets.-We are in- | formed that Mr. Cook.e of our Ojympic Theatre, on re- cviga suggestion frot a friend, instantly aeceareu ims- readiness to gave a benefit in aid of the Liverpool subscrip. d ti f r tel~eief ofthledistressed manufacturers. Owing ad ra the hedvy expenses attendant on the ercinwnIra.1 dual comnpletion of his ...

... Tiw1-tLibepool fnr(urp FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1826. ALLOWING COUNSEL TO PRISONERS CHARGED WITH FELONY.-THE JUDGE NOT COUNSEL FOR THE PRISONER. - PRISONER. -tire When I hear a man ta~ls Of an unalterable law, I set hiIO famoi down an tinalterable fooi.-Peter. Plgylkcj. into ter, Mr. G. Lamb's; motion on this important subject pro. first duced a, most animated and interesting disrussion, and r, called ...

... r nets : 7_ - - A (From a Leticr in Leeds .erou It is impossible, I think, to find in the world any antiquarian object comparable in interest to the city of Pomllpieii; so complete and so admirable an illustration does it afford of the manners and customs of the an- cieuts, as displaved in their habitations all stocked with doncst ic furuniture, in their pictures, izi their temples, ftheatres, ...

... a ENTRAL ASSE.ifLY. z TIHStaacral Asiemnbly of the Church of' Scotland' meet Thursday tho 18h instant. His Gzac2 thr Conmmissioner will hold his levee in the M1erchants' HlIl, at half past eleven o'clock on that day. On the two following Sundays the levee will be at half past ten o'clock. The Church bells to be rung at the usual c hour. 51 The Levees, on the other days, will be held half an ...

... IGLASGOWV, AfAy. S. ursday afternoon. Sernt.n . i On Thursday afternoonj serious injury was sits tained at the new distillery belonging to Air. Stew. art of Haghill. For some time the mash tuns have , been in a leaky state, and the water which flowed fr0of them gradually loosened the stone dykes on whirl1 they rested. Between one and two o'clock, one of . dykes gave-way, and the tun which it ...

... ?? Letters to anl Antipiluralist~, recently published in Glasgow~, Our Church has, for halfa century, been enjoying peace. Never wag there a time when less complaint was made again st. he;clergy- - The voiqe of the country to havg -mare .estadbli;ed churches speaks volumes in her favour- and withau thisvdeig htful progression-this blissful tranquil- lity-will you still disturb us ? Our ...

... OFFICIAL. - ?? Fort William, January 2. The Right I-Ion. the Governor-Genetal has received a despatch from his Excellency the Commander in lChief, dated'bead-4darters before 3hurtpore, 281 December, 1825,a copy of which is published for general information. To the Righit Iron. Lord Amherst, Goeernor- General, tic. My 'Lord,-I have the honour to acquaint your Lord- ship, that thd ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, MAY-20. . e O r ?? . .- a _ _ I tl _ _- . At a Meeting of the Churchwardens antd, fbe Over . ers of the Poor of tihe Township of Leeds, held on Theuri s day last,'in the vestry of the Parish Church, it was detei mined that nn assessment of 6s. in the pound on buildingi apd 9s. on land, should be laid fbr the necessary reliefof tl poor during thcoensuing linlf-year, being an ...

... The Will of the late Shute Barrington, Bishop of Durham, has just been proved in the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The personal estate and effects are sworn under 160,0001. His Lordship commences his Will in the following terms:- I, Shute Barrington, Bishop of Durham, beingof sount health, both of body and mimd, but not forgetful of the uncer- tainty of life, do hereby ...