... =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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WRODI THE LONDON GAZnTTE, MAY A. DECLARATIOAT OF INSOLVENCY. John Hall, late of the Cliffe, near Lewes, Sussex, victualler. William Jones, of Rainham, Kent, barge-master, wharfinger, and dealer in wood. BANVKR UPTCY SUPERSEDED. Charles Frederick Collins Barns, late of Brighthelmnston, sta- ble-keeper. BAINK TK P T8. John Millington, of Blootosbury-square, dealer i's philosophical instruments, ...

... D:Er~sy ?? IAV O AY 10. Tle friend to Soth Americaii illdepenlcnce srwill rejoice to ktzOW, that (';dlm s o, so obstinately de.enlded, has at length fillen; and their joy Will be heiwhttr t- Ad ?? ,i I intia- ~ falen iad y etietnleride, has at lenigthl inns falen ad teir jo(y will be heightenedi by learning that the intacn- ntr tra, lc ltrred by Bolivar, has not been car- but tied into ...

... .HoULSM or r.Onts. HOUSM or LOtO1s. i 1 T TIEUDAY, MAIY 2.- Liverpool Mai/uoy,-One the motion of t DACR, thc l iverpool rail.road bill v.i:s lead a third time ! and passed. The noble loril stated that be had been assisred by I the trustees of that underrahing, that, three weeks after tie enact- ittent of the measures the machinery would be set at work, and s the nullmber of the distressed poor ...

... (rRON TIlM BATII C1IP.ONICLE.) krR(M TII -( ATI1 C11RPONICLE.) O'N PLANT1NG~ OAK-Bly the Rev. Dr~. fLijl., DEAR Sta, St. F'i911f, YIPi 7, 18326. ! OSELtitIN G your llalmeC Anlgst thle Members of the ILatha So ciy, I bag to return my than ' for the high honour dwne me by publishing my obscrvations upon planting Oaks. I highly approve of Mr. Turner's plan of shelter: at samie time, without ...

... WHOD THMl LONDON GAZETTE, 1SAT 6. Tr)Ivf'TX D I ,7.-a ng DECLARATION'S OF LNSOLVENCY. ut WMm. Jones, Lovell's-court, Paternoster-row, bookseller, Mav),. IvtO Thomay Wright, Wood-street, Church-street, Spitalields, Ir jacquard-machine-maker, MIay G. BANK1RUP7'C'Y EIVL-RGED. R. Edmeads, Mlaidstone, Kent, banker, lrom UMarch 14 to June e- 6, at the Bankrupt's Court, Basinghall-strect. en ...

... TO THM ZL!MCTOnR Or G GREAT rXTAtU ?? ?? 1 the- . A ?? ?? .. . -1 ?? FRIE:NDS and FELLOW COVrcTRYMErc,-A want of con- simtency in the advocates of a cause, however good it may be. is the first step towards a defeat of its object, and has generally yroved fatal to the most benevolent undertakings. YoU have generously come forward as the advocates of the poor distressed Negro ! You have laid his ...

... VCLca1NXc APP E:ArxcO2E IN 41Trzn iuooir. !(FI Caertien Henry Kiter, F. R. S.) On Sundav evening the 4th February, I ohserved a lumi:2ous spit in the dark hart of the moon, which I was inclined to ascribe to the eruption of a vaicano. ;The tekscpe used was an excellent Newtonian, of (4 inches aperture, with a power of 71. The moon was exactly t vo davs old, and the evening so clear that I was ...

... J: I)N El) Yl P(ST. oznon. I'JTlesdflvy. llray 9. 'ri no r 1,OcK.-TIhe Futnds Moitin-li Steady, :iJS'~ ~ ?? ti dil.7;ha been the! price of 'tsl Cpi s~e. Fi nd mj- for tbhc July Accounit ;tile conitinna- , itjri thlc Ner 4 per tComt. Scrip remains at J dis. to v jt d4't BilIl ( to 10 ?? is the samle inac- . &ketren ?? Bonds keep their value, but ; in Moir in any of them. Some of the Shares are ...