... TILE3 FRENCH RlEVOLUTIlON. In the sitting of the Chamber of Decputies, of thec 7th of August, thle items of the New Charter, or declaration of righlts, were discussed. (The sittings of the Chamber had been permanent fbi three days in order to organize the formnation of burcaus, &c necessary foar putting the affairs of the governl- mnent in a regni1ar train.) After the speech of M.DO. Conny. ...

... L1IPEJIAL FARLLq?,1IEN7'. IIOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, Aoner. 2G.C i. Tbe royal assent wvas given by comimission to the Eastt Rtetford widtliesses' indlemnity bill.e - Pctitions wvere pr'esentsd against tbe renewal of ther IEast India Company's charter, against any alteration inr Ire W\elslh judicalture, againstasutteeism, and against ther increase oF the dirty on spirits.t The Earl of Mr ...

... ijULL. 'fLIZSDAY, MA? 4, 1830. I ? (4ra3lAJLSTx'SilEA?TH: Xer l~ttnos Sncertha lt it doses not fall to -~r ltethe presenit publiicationfl to afiord ouir - 1 a: jan tellideflie tenlding to relieve thle c t, 0Iertv cth 'at 1servades ntil claSses o f the com. - ,1 tOl the suibjec t of the hlealthl of our miost li ldtt i0oOOcrgt rimtle London papers of thc r tl ,,1Sepl)i)'tl as with the following ...

... FARM MEMORAnNDUMS FOR SEPTflIBIR.v In choosing wheat seed, great stress is laid by p some farmers on selecting plump, well-fed grain, d as the most likely to produce a good sample.---a This does not always follow; nay, it never follows, rL mlnkss the soil be well adapted to the growth of al good wheat. If it ite an sedhowever a shriveled, would have served as well. we are aware of the ...

... L1xH9L' VISIT TO HCULL. i e'anln'sli ecthn our isast number, the intentiOni - ft~biingeftlOlndafl toaaddress the freeholders of Yorkshire, resi~eot~. iir.tb5Sstowns and-' neighbourhood, on -the after-E noo'i~fTrit5dya5t.tas About two o'clock, aconsiderabels iiumber of frceeholders anld others iced congregated ont theS C ground before the South front of the Snulcoates-Piibl5C d Hall;.-f ontic ...

... MON'£HLY AGRtICUJLTURAL REPORT. 0 (Abr idled fr-am 1V/kjlalras Mont~ly ?ffityarbine.J eThe last two months, bating abont a fortnighit in v April, and the intervention of several chaniges to a b north-eastern temperature, have been most pro- epitious to all growing crops. The 'fortnighlt of ir unfavourable weather much retarded the final it preparations for seed, of heavy and wot lands. Sr ...

... l w l 'l : w }1lX1l sachet allB Qumbet t1'C1IV8, IIULL, TUESDAY, DIAY 25, 1830,. X . . ., . s . TIlE KING'S lIIEALTW, ilSAN'J 01 l~ouii 5l~Al5~~;; 'the follooviilg bulletins, includinlg thae of Sunday Lo jt, r cstcrdayesera, ha e bcsn iss ucd s since our ,1nlroal,; Castl7,18~n 7,130.-The King hapassedse to oodiht His Mjety'lls smpeto~ smpors are alleviated. f1 ssinsr Csde CaleM~ay 18, 1830 ...

... F Oif irpoo' 4t.erfurp. .SALUS POPILI, LEX SUPRESA. FRIDAY, APRIL 8o, 1830. rnoPOSED ALTERATION IN THE ACT RELATIVE TO I NEWSPAPERS. II -.40- - or There is a measure now in the contemplation of the bh ...

... I Varettto. A new Pourer saistitlted for Steam.-A letter from Vienna says, ' For several lays past a very remarkable vessel has been - navigating the lake Garda. A person named Montagui, of s, Riva, ...

... J - - .7 - bs w)aritt im f the Ribble Alayfigation.-The Compan f r the proving the Natigation of the River flbble aerasi resolution of abandoning their projecred srnae.cvvre es ends act. This we consi ...

... PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO MIE HIOLMES. - We understand that the presentation of plate to our worthy townsman, Mr. John Holmes, took place yesterday. accompanied t by a very appropriate note from the Ch ...

... , TO 'E3 nItEDITORS OF TH6 L1VPRPOOL&E iCaRY. 'GENTL:3sIEN:-In' reply to CCisdiduze, whose letter appears ,t, in the Live poul Ttines of Tuesday last, I have to observe, that V I findin ...