... TIE LONDON 7INIVERSITYPOLITCA.L ECONO.4 That the amount of P rp'liati, a in anT coosntry depends on the ?? Anu quantity of atibsistence raised, is now abundant- )y plain. Of course this qiantiry ultimately depends on the stloon the quantity of land in the country, and olsher air- c~ritfnitaces not under the controul of man. In like nsasaner tue ounither of any class of men in a Commnonity, ...

... From the LONDON 6fZkT]'E of riday, Fcb. 64 WHITEHALL. Fea. 3, 1829. The Kingbhas been pienasdtopresent the Iteverend Joihn M'Allitter tq tire Ciiurch at rnnerwick ofGlinlyon, tn the parleti of Fortiogale, In the Proabirtery of Diinkeld and shire of Perth. The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend Peter III'Vear; to the Church at Mfckialrni, Ia the Probytery of Lorn anri shire ...

... I TWEVitE YEaRS' MILIT'ARY A4htENTUREs. *-a 3gipainsp'i andI, in many Posute of view, hi~gjiy .if. wrirtte ipsuch in ii,, nature of' a Journul, Thesei volmes su iotyiP Of Composition a, d the usefu volmes, 'cubd grd tkilfi1tlY elcidat,'d. ticept that they age O., ae aritgan tl tarts are more elaborately ?? adotale whichthe lturi oi A ournal yjf,~d In the niarrattion ' tv wilitttry the ...

... HAMNUROG, JAw. 27i-Borsen ffalle, Four o'clock.-Food5 were dill yesterday, but have recovered to-day. Austrian Beak Shares come nearly I per cent. better from ViORnS, having risen from 1092 to 1101. This rise was occaslened by a report that the Fre ,ch and English Ambassadors were already on tbe way to Constatnilople. Bills on London are rising Discount 2 Xt per cent. money. End rf Jan. Anglo ...

... THE MO I 1NING CHRO NCLE;. LO ND OO N: A1ONDOJY, FK.BRUkRY 2, 1829. We received htst night Brussels Papers to the 31st January, from which we make the following' cxtracts:.' ODMSSA, JAN. 10-The Journal of this place c, ntaitu the tftl I -wing artiee :- Stveral Journals have repeatedly atnnouncel that the Sultan had left the 'capital to put, himself at tbe head of the army, TU troth is, t~iat ...

... 2ga LONDON UNIVERSITY-POLITICAL BCONONf. yet rd~ r. M14tCmitlloch delivered his seconrd Introductory wawu posicl~ .Ecoinomiy, at the London University. lie b~gn b 0.3.cig watsuibjects he should treat of under the b5 of fli~trriSItiOD. originally, be observed, the whole of hit- beO~ ay ot necessarily have consisted sif labourers. T1here ara cls'0of mcii stich as we now fiad. ?? however, ii ...

... MR. O'CONNELLOS LETTER TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE LOUNTY OF CLARE. Lrom. the Dubl n M11rrulng Reitltter.] Mr. O'Connell has published the following letter to the Freeholdera oftbe county of Clarerespecting the mode in which he intends to assert his right to his seat in Parliament Merrion-square, 28th January, 1829. .ESTEKMItn AND BELOVED FrixoDS.-I bad intended to assert, on the first day of ...

... ELECTION Of JN ALDERMAN.. LAST DAY, Yetsterda4 tbe friends of the two C audidates put each other to the test ingoo earnes. Te School-house was more crowded during the wblc ay than it was even en the first day. Both Mr. Sheriff Copelud an4 Mr. IDove had rendered themselves eatresiely popular iu the Ward, as the zeal of their ?? suficiently tettified. The former, however, had advantage!, of ...

... [FRifOM THE GAZETTE DE FRASCE, DATED FxB. 3] PARIS, FEB. 2-The three Ambassadors have arrived at Naples. Mr. Stratford Canning arrived there on the 14tb, Count Guilleminot landed at Baait on the 16tb, and the frigate which had M. de Ribeaupierre on board, entered the bay of Naples on the morning of the 17th. SEMLIN, JAN. 17.-There is new In the Lazzeretto of this town, a French courler who ...

... THE M10RITVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUEdIDAY, FEBRUfRY 3, 1829. We received last night Lisbon Papers to the 25th January. A change of Ministry at Lisbon is talked of. The following are extracts:- LISBON, JAN. 10.-Thie official part of the Getzette contains a notice to the effect, that hi. MAJESTY having been ijaformed of the active exertions which some persons are making to buy up horses and ...

... ELECTION 01 X N .LDERM.AN. Yesterday it Ward mote was hlad at the Schoolhouse, in Bi- le shopsgAte, for the purpose of electing an Alderman, In tb. room t- of Sir R C. Glynn, appointed to Ltte sinecure if Blridge Ward. ?? crowd was overwhelming, and the friends of both candi- dates made tremendous exertions. The Rigist Roen. the Lord ?? ippeared, anod was loudly cheered by the Electors. He ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 6. Their Lordships adjourned over till Monday on last night, which 44staped the notice of our Reporters, and consequently their Lordships did not meet this day. HOUSE OF COMMONS. BEER AND SPIRITS. Mr. Alderman WOOD moved for a series of Returns at to the Export and Home Consumption of Beer & Spirite.-Ordered THE CATHOLIC ...