... I30harlianuntarp (sompenbillm. RHOUS.9 OFJLORDS. We sco CORN-I LAWS. FRiDAY, Mq11 25.-Lo~rd Goderich moved the order of the day, and then proceeded to state, at some length, the principle' sa and operation of the Corn Laws Amendment Bill; but instead Pe of entering upon the long details of the very heavy debate to ,which his Lordship's PIP0ion gelye rise, and which elicited liot fo one ...

... 1aP^ueSSXE2T OFSAMN We have long viewed the impressmen! fsae wt~rpg eanc. ad, i may intan e, ven with horror. That a ma- riner should be dragged fronm It searvice whihbl a coet n bR placed by violence in one which he detests, is at variaance with every puinciple of justice; bitt injiqttitsu9 as such a measure is iii his case, it is acrsotpanied with pecaliar aggravationfs when viewed in its ?? ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1827. Mr B'o ?? power of talent to attract the attention ot te ?? was never mitre strikingly displayed than on Pridazy last, when Mr. Brougham appeared in the Count.room, in this town. When the doors were opened there was a rush to obtain beL places whence, could be observed, not ?? of the a Court, but the person of Mr. Brougham. e .- tbur continued crowded ...

... I laarliclinentarp clomptubillm. HOUSE-OF LORDS. FUSE LAWS. TausnmayaY Jrnjisl4-Thi Malquis of Salisbury moveda the report of the Conmmittee on the Sale of Game Bill. Lord Wharrcliffe disapproved of the bill, because, though it fhade game saleable, it sadl&'thiat if a man possessed land wprtli t100 a year, he should notmnskt the most of his property, while it gave that power' to another whose ...

... corrmponbEllre, to at ie LA TIE DE NAPOLEON, PAR SIR WALTER SCOTT. Dr ill A UX RDITRURS. . MEsSEurS,-Dans votre Kaleidoscope du 12 Juin rous m avez ins6r6 un fragment de la vie de Napoleon par Sir Walter ks Scot, que voos nous dites avoir emprunte de ?? G(zeif, sg qu a son tour l'avaih trouve dans la- ?? Arneei2sss aReniere. u Dans cet article, Messieurs, il est question des troubles des s et ...

... Varliameittarp Qompenbiufm. * HOUSE~ OF, LORDS. TaVRaSD&Y. Mayi 31-The Bishop of Chester preseetea a I petition fronh Manchester against the burning of Hindoowidows. V Several petitions were presented ageless the Test titid ,Corpo. a ration Acts. XISS TURSNERt' DI'5OUCE BILL. The House having gone into a Committee on the above bill, I the Earl of M~alrnesbury expressed a hope that the present ...

... fE1do, and Obcrbationl. RE-ARltANGENENT OF THE CABINET. The following (says the Neaos) is handed about in the political le circles, as a re-arrangement of the Cabinet, which will be an- at nounced in a few days: r Duke of Portland to be Premier and First Lord of the Trea- sury. aso Marquis of Lansdown to be H~ome Secretary.w ?? Sturges Bourne to he Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Canning to ...

... saft rable. Dn. rZ. -n. I Sunda28 1 3 1 ~Th ird S aft fe ~,Mna .2 53 ~3421 13 4,1Vi.,itation B3.Vd)~YCom ~. ueSI 3 4 1 23 12 10 Oxford Act ?? Th O- Friay . ~ 3 0 135-1 Near Line of Road bictoeet fivrpool and Lo#s4D. p M Dumbell, the philanthropic aithor of the Letter to lT. ?? the Corn Laws, has published a Letter, addressed to the beestns5- terlGeonral, containing observations on Mr. ...

... =N TO IR= - B a R U . 'NFR To MR. BROUGHA&M. The public dinner to which Mr. Brougham had been invited 8 by a large number of the gentlemen of this town, took place onl Ii : ositliieveni atshe MMusicdhall. Great interest had been excited ?? oceajois; from the high estimatein' which the G talents, principles.- afnd lmblic services' of; Mir. Brougham are i held; and a 'o 'genitlem'en, of the ...

... e ?? olraturp. FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1827. il TRig Crtm BILL.-WVe have stated in our Parlianen- I ?? compendium, that on Tuesday evening the Duke of |I tary eonmpenulum, LIOLL Utia 1 4 - - ac 2 II W'ellington's amendment on the corn law was carried in IC the Lords by a majority of 11, in a House consisting of ti 225. TThis asadment, the effect of which will be to Is cramp the commerce of the ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENUNG. HOUSE OF LORDS.-*,ISS TURTNBR S DI)VOnCE BILL. On the motion of the -Earl of Shaftesbury, the bill for an- no ulling the marriage between Ellen Turner and Edward G. t Wakefield, was reaa a third time and passed. Earl Stanhope presented a petition from a place in Kent, at against the proposed alteration in the Corn Laws. BILL TO LEGALIZEI THE SALE OF GAME. I The ...

... Varittico. Patent Larvs-On Tuesday se'nnight, a numerous meeting or' IC lepersons interested in the subject o0 patents, was held at the Me- t-hanics' Institute, in London. Dr. Birkbeck moved the first resolution, declaratory of the opinion entertained by the meeting, t that the present mode of granting letters patent for mechanical Y: bventions, or chymical discoveries, was ineffectual and ...