... HOUSE OF LORDS& earnday, 7Jay g. LIBEL ON TEE HOtSE OF LORDS. traE 1tin ssid be had seen a printed work containerlg a wilful and tnilicietio libel gfirnst the House. He would not call it ala/.re libel, because it mighit be true: b,,t, according tr law, C'The greater the trutb thb gieater the lihbi. He had seen the first edition of a work Which con- tained a pasi3ae thht he should not woender ...

... Tuesday, May 9. INSOLVENTS. J. Mellor, Macclesfield, Cheshire, builder. F. Elliott, Slanbgham, Sussex, victualler. W. Hopkins, Gower street North, St Pancras, plumber. E. Wilde, Royton, Lancaster, cotton-spinner. BANERUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. T. Taylor, Marple bridge, Derby, victualler. T. Smith and J. Locket, Whiston-Gaves, Kingsley, Staffordshire, bankers. B &NKSEUPTS. R. Ramsden, Southend, coach ...

... I Party is the madness of many for the gain of a ?? GAME AND CORN LAWS. LORD LIVERBPOOL stated in the House of Lords on Tuesday,,that crime had greatly increased during the last seven years, compared with the preceding seven years; that the increase was not nearly so great in the metropolis as in the country, and that it was greater in the agricultural than in the manufacturing districts. His ...

... LONDON, M.A 14, 182t. THE Castle of Callao, the last station of the Spaniards in the Conti- nentofAmerica, was surrendered to the combined Columbian and Peruvian armies, on the 28th January; and thus another grand revo- lution is consummated, the progressive effect of which upon the destinies of mankind will he of momentous importance. The intelli- gence of the state of the 'European money ...

... MR LAMETON.-1 hear with reeret that Mr Lambton is on the point of leaving England for some time, his health requiring a change of climate. Now that we are about to lose this gentleman, we remember only his claims on our respect, his talents, hii manly assertion of popular rights, his private worth; and we forget his failings, or remember them only to remember their insignificance, for the ...