... 1V11~TODTsZT MISSION TO'ANTIqlUA.. The' o jllwijtg' netaehciltoiy hiiati7radciloihifieW' York paper of the 29th Mat th ' A1 h, Malurch 5 --A most distressing and melanclboly shipwreck occurred uear this island this past' tveek, attendei with such circumstances as seen almost incredible, and -ver canonly say, that for the wisest purposes, thoergh bffei to us inscrulialleithe Lord linb done it, ...

... =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 ...

... Judges ought, above all, to remember the conclusion of the Roman Twelve Tables; slus populi suprema ler; thte safety of the people is the highest law.,, .. BACON'S ESSAYS. TO THE PREITY GENTLEMEN OF WHITEHALL. I' Kensngtom, 2d Mwae, 1856. PE'rrY GENTLEM EN, How often have I told you, that shock upon shock, mess after mess, mire after mire, would be your lot, unless you bad the cou- rage ...

... New 1irss NoVEL.-A forthcoming work by the Author of Tales by the O'Hara Family, bids fair, we understand, greatly to increase the fame of the writer. It is entitled The Boyne Water. and will make its appearance early iii May, The Author spent the greater part of last summer in Ireland,collecting ?? Morniug Register. Miss FOOTE, we see, plays the character of Iiogen for her benefit on ...

... - ft - alitroI)P5 Vvroto. ?? MID It, 4 I - I - - ?? . .- 11 i 1' tl tIdIAT .- ist' M-Hi? Ctteoll ,''isa'stiollc ° . I A I (Lor 11 il1 ('011tIA1 WiI I T o' thile lonial; I1 siDIll., ?? lln the Italhl {t ou ,ast ntonth at AniOtat, ttiti a mirtltately setiot 1, It n;6. .;I il .M-*r L tamb. the British Am. li lr Itho eioes not often see our iIinistCT5, but T Ice, in tuabt ?? too y seclwiion. set ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...