... . IMPERIAL PARLUMBNT. k Co tu3l CO- HOUSE OP LORDS-MONDAY, MAY 19. o len- A great number of petitions against 'any ftirtlibr conces- cl.I lay, slons to the Catholi~cs, were presented by different .noble it Idi- lords. e ac.7HO LA5S~ONFERENCE WITH THE COMISONS, all ted, The Duke of WELLiNGTON moved that the following, Pa ken noble Lords be appoistedto meet the Commons in a con-. to ference in ...

... TO THP EXrTORS. G T5TLEM~5',--ln a periodical work entitled Library of G, Useful Knowledge, (under the head I'Mathematical Geography. Treatise V) published under the superintendence of the Society ?? fir tire Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, (second edition, 1827,) IV whereof HenirvBroughasn, Fsq., F. RS., M. P., is Chaitrman. and Is the Rev. W. Shepherd. Dr. Traill1, and J. Ashton Yates, Esq ...

... i Whiskale , IaS,726, 1828.-The King has been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable Charles Earl Talbot to be Custos Rotulorum of the county of Stafford, in the .roormof the Marquess of Stafford, resigned. BANKRUPTS (MAY 27.) JohjnWilliamsl~andevery, Carmarthen, draper. Henry Hunt, Brook Street, Grosve. Dor-Squate, Middlesex, druggist. John James, Chelten. hann, Gloucester, victualler. Isaac ...

... SOU) LIST. May 13.-Brothers, Young Memel Cork -timber David, Bartleman ditto Hull ditto 14.-Cocord, Gilchrist ditto Favershani ditto Sally, McPherson ditto Hull ditto Ruby, Sims ditto Newburg dint, Hero, Morrison Newcastle Cronstasit ballast Arno, Wawn Memel Hull timber Bell, Davison ditto Exeter ditto Windsor, Finla, ditto Dublin ditto Lustre, Turns ditto Bristol ditto John, Burnett ditto ...

... .~ 0- Thyie fulbilving ra?,e too0 Into to he eidded to the advertisernemnt insesred in first pagge, f ,llfaterjlh at owe'r R. FeTzite 'Ihe Ten'deer to he reli- .vred at the Roval Enginoer's Office, on MlIonday the l2thi Mody, .S'S2, by 12o'6lock. EpfjWiCb, ?? 3. In tile list of the Ala8jrityoon the Third Read. tng of the Dissenters' Bill against ILord Eldon's .4mendmcwnt, April-28, we tin'd- ...

... _ ..CORO:WATILIL .- _ - TscciCunnatcv.-Qn.lWednesday.lost a mneeting, called lyK J. P P. eter , Esq., wvas held at Pearae's Hotel, Traro, for the pui pose oF signing a requisition to the High$ Sheriff for calling. a Co itylieeting to reprewrentto Parliameiitthe;inconvenience thit will bessastailed'by withdrawing thi O e.Punn 'notes fiom rtciatiol in Aril nexI. Mr- Pstersiead several letters ...

... GLRAIAN PAPERS. We received yesterday accounts from Jassy, through the German P1apers, which state that almost at the same time that the Pruttl was crossed near that place by a division of the Rus- Irjan trotips, tbe main body of the arrmy crossed the Lower Pruth and the l),nulte near lteni-the p int of juInction of the two Rivers. It does tint appear that arty opposition whatever was vffered ...

... ISIR WALTERSCOTT'SLETfE[t RESPECTING BURNS, i [Prom the Life of Burns, by Mr. Lockhart, just published In Constable s Miscellany.3 As for Burns, I may truly say, ViP'ilillm vidi loss/aun, I was a lad of 15 in i;86-7, when lie CH10 first to EdIilinburgh, but bad sense and feeiiY enonui to be much interested in his poetry, and would bave giventthe world to know him ; but I had very little ...

... liRLiNCII PAPLR1S. [FRiON T le oAZPETrt DE F iRAtCE, UAIED TflURSDAY, APRIL 8.] A'ARIS, MAY 7.-I' is probable thait while ue are writin.1 %bi3N N .'actlit and MoIlavia are ccci:ned by the Reasian ermies. 'uere is news troin ,)ristautiuriple of the 11th .f April ; tihe ctslzltal was perfectly traistitil. Tbe P1'rte considered tbie H attisclieriff of ttie Diet isufficientliy noticed by thbe ...

... UEL Vn ISO LVtIJ.LI t b mL ,I C. T Te annual general meeting of the Hull, Beverley, and East ish Riding Church Missionary Association, was held in St. John's Church, yesterday, at eleven o'clock, the Rev. T. Dikes in the = chair. The church was most respectably and numerously at. tended by an attentive audience, composed chiefly of ladies. is The Rev. Chairman addressed the meeting in a very ...

... Ill br Aaacurt. , ALL: TUESDAY, MIAY 13, 1825. ~ t nce from the East of Europe, daring the t week hactsi ,ewholly of a warlike comf eaxion an Fsast wek 1 .. ,- from present appearances, - . has beta wrullJ past etsle, r a t beliese, from present appearances, fact we are induce1 to entire submission on the part of that notliiig lass 1~aim 0ftO Traeylii to the demands of the Russian autocrat, ...

... num- . I I t.f, I .it heep, It is stated that the Regent, of 100 guns, is getting ready for the Duke of Clarence to hoist his flag in, to pay a visit mber,. to Ireland. rant- Lord pmerston goes out as governor of Jamaica, and r vill be ar eeded by Mr. Spring Rice as secretary at war. very -MerAWi Poapelr. fair.. , Iils .eentlyreported that a noble:Marquis, not oun lade a cnown focsimilAr ...