... =OUTSE or COMMflwONS. Alli TUESDAY, MAy 2.-Cony LAWS.-Mr. CANVING M I moved that the house resolve itself into a Committee on the Act I ad seo. IV. c. ItO. Sir Thomarts LE'THanBRIDGE opposed the Speaker's leaving the 1 chair. The hon. Melmber stated that ie sincerely commisserated ' the distresses of the uranullaicurers, and that hade the measures for - J their relief' been confined to the ...

... rZougE Or LORDS. T.lf . - , . . . - TtTEnAY, HOUSEI Or LORDSB. TITSDY, AY9,-Critr~asnl Justice 1'rprovement Bill The Earl of LjvFRP~OOL Moved die order of tie day for the 'Committal of the Bill for Improving the Administration of (Cjii.i nal Justice in England. Ile thought it right to say, that this was not an insulated measure. It was one of two, btought into the other House by his Right ...

... TO TO E EDITOR OF W-nE Dan1y CURncY. Q - , : . A 2. - - 5t!1Y-ThzhncuRtyl Sly;.-After the paain and repeated advertisements signed by the Mayor of this orough respecting the removal of the Fairs, previously held in the Friar * ate, into the Mlorledge and the giddals Lane it was most offensive to witness last Fridav the bold and impudent defiance of his authority which a few of the Jobbers and ...

... YORK SPRIN; 1MLEETING. sil 1 9 ?? - Ar- a ?? .I .. r ?? -- *.£1fl A f17. |MAonday, May IA,; Sw-eepstakes of 2teOovs each, fir all ages, 3 yrs 7st ; 4 yrs &st 31b 5 yrs stG yrs 6 d aed gnt 411. Two miles. 7 subscribers. Sir .M. WV. Ridley's b t leur de Lis, 4 yr . ?? Mir. Petre's b c Rothelan. ?? i Lord. IKilburic'as ch C Actteon, 4 yrs, ?? Duke of Leeds's b c Catterick, 4'yrs ?? , ?? L Lord ...

... SAT'1URDIAY. SUND7AY and TUESDi v' POSTS. LONDON', IMONDAY, MAY S. French and Dutch Journals have arrivets to Friday last. u Ir. the foermer there is a long article regarding the Note recently delivered by the Russian Ambassador to the Turlkish Government, n hich Note ig said, to embrace many other demands besitles the e vacuation of the provinces otn the Danube. N\o answer had been given by ...

... 1OUSE OF COMMAONS. r- -n e 1- - r,- .. W1 1 XI: SDAY, MAY 17.-Corn Law--spon the bringing ! Id ulp of the Reports of the Corn Importation Bill, and the Ware- ly Ihoused Corn Bill,-Sir THOXiIAS Lx;wl'usnnsss formally with. drew his opposition to the measure, in consideration, as he said, 1 of the great and respectable majorities by which it had been carried. as well as, of the opinion of many ...

... MLCTOz0ox32nW3 ZNTfLLIGENCM. u 9 v11.- A t* . A{\d A A .1 A s%-. 1:- ! .- LEICUSTERt.A.. t the close of our last publication, there was I not the least ray of hope, that the Corporate Body would be able I r, to bring any gentleman forward in their interest at the ensuing i election. The town clerk after having been several days in s g London, without attaining the object of his mission, ...

... ?? Or COMLONS. FRlnDAY, 111aq 12.-Youthfoil PaUpers-Mr. MAURICE5| FITZGERALD took the opportunity of asking whether Mi1nisters had seen a calumny in the public papers, charging a Committee of that House with the intention of proposing to the House to transport the younger pauper population of the country. -le hoped the Chairman of the Committee would give the most posi- tive contradiction to ...

... MOMf Tn LONJDON G0AZETT, BVAY 2 7. n Hal j7?,- , 1 ). -1rd DECLARATIONrS OF INSOLVEATCY. E. Tate, New Shoreham, Sussex, merchant, dated May 24. S. Potter, Ware, Herts, corn-dealer, Alay 26. C J. Cheney, Wisbech St. Peter, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeehire, I tailor and man's-iercer, May 26. I W. Ivens, Torrington-square, merchant, May 26. J. Everth, Austin-friars, merchant, Mlay 26. d G. Shute, ...

... 3SPECINIENS OV1 CUTLERY PRESENTED TO III,' ROYAL HItGHNESS THE DUEE GF YRK . I (FRolt Tsilc 5ItEF' 3t1.D lES.) in our Paper of April2a, we noticed the case of cutlery, manu- ?? in this town, and intended as a present to his Royal Highness the DuIke of York. On Thursday this case was pru- sented to the brother of our Sovereign, by Henrvy Moorhouse, Esq. M1aster Cutler, and 3Mr. Sansttm, Senior ...

... ox ,cPtX>xt ?? Vl. The BLaran Von doer Vaart. 1clira, h-d tmgh it is b.lieved nrn. ?? as an accorneplicl il tile .e>sntrtion ot he I r't 2hr, Albert, was bound al i .o E hr! wlhe_, r:id attended by his w itf i tertrude, ?? his hilw, Lt alizll g ifloncins, with the most heroic fidelity. Her own bsuirirngs, idl1 those of her unfbortunate husband, are most afftctingly deac-ibcd in a letter which ...

... TdIMD-my 2s ly' I jtc2tynrt, -.54. 1 a ?? . i .. . ?? The news Of t!IC jv'c4 ?? . ?? .XV!l~v 1 gt h I ?? c th'e tr2tmirlltio t t we l&:3aulmcse, ?? S111,11 ?? . - au~cide ?? - cutie re ar, unless indeed thle I trmce',e rrng sital] Oglins dispitry hli., follv and caprice, 78 by rel'osing to ratify the itretshcrhs5l-ij aecn Thqer ldtwith thd ofircers of the Es Ini omay jur ~ u~wihsomle satirj ...