... ; 9Oubo01, WEDNESDAYA, MARCH 17, 18130. at- 01. The st'ttement of the Chancellor of the Exche- kh guer, on Monday night, will be read with great intercst te. fir if bis announceeillent of the reductions which are to he be made in. the taxes during the present year does not ?? come up to the wishes, it has exceeded the expectations he which have been for some time prevalent. The reduc- as tion ...

... CHURCIH REFORMU. I At ato iieeting of the frietide of Chutrchs Reform,I IvC held at Mdr. .J. 1ai~ter's, Half' Moons Inn, Giate~head, as- and by adjournmencit in Mr.4enmir's Long Room, Oil sit uesday. the I2di day of October, 1830, the following .7resolutions were unanimously agreed to cry 1st. Rtssolved,-That the thanks of thisl. niseting, ha geive to Cuthbert Rippos, Esq. Ot' Stanhiole Castle ...

... HOUSE OF PE ERS. MONDAY, Nov. 8.1 Ius the course of a dise'IIS- sion caused by) a q uebtion fput by the J1arquis qf Lans.. dowhe to the Earl of Aberdecss, on the subjert of' the Netherlands, the Duke of Richmsond took occasion to hope that Isis Majesty's Government would be ablc to explain a document which had not only excited eo much tilariss in thle AIetropolis, hut was calculated to ...

... ?? ?j co] FRO 'T(TESD'AYA 'S LONiDON (fAZETTA. C ORD (IBABM13ERLAIN'S OFFIC, Au- hli 61'ST 17.] '1lio King has bees graciously pleascl to1 *A appoint lMlr. Craddock, Apothecarry to his Majuoty's BAN KRltu'S. Joscph l ather, Salford, Lancashire, builder GeoreComieg, Uley, Gloucestershire, clothicr th John (tIorgeuoItey, Cooper's-row, Tower-hill, London, winc snerc hoot John reltiham,, late of ...

... TElE NEW FRENCIL ADMINIST11 ATION. gw { ~~~Ft onut ais csresjasne;'cnt of thle Toru.e^.)j - The new (3verrtnsent i's beginning to acquire' some eir consideration. The millitri is formed. The men who compose te- it are men of hoinour ant intelligence; 'but itis of tha utmost imo- portanlce that they sorround themselves with men of business. tlt Count Miti,, who is Secretary of Staite for ...

... I l~bap a, acu'- t-l0.; PAnt9s, JULY 13. flE English Cabinet has reniinded the Cabinet of the Tulileries that when the first. negoclation relative to the war of Algiers took place, France announced that `iia'd no other intention than to chastise the in- HOence of the Pey, giving to understand that she 'houT'j nqt send more than 10,000 men; that at another period she announced that she found ...

... juOutnay'0 Ala ?? vootos .Zm (Froml thei Ai'c ait'' .s ('Jnwayt c.) ltiztsici's, OcT. 27. T1 lE Prince of' (range has embarked tram Lon. dill. lltltori' tis deparft itt lit! jsmuied Lthe tiillsiwiiig do volt ,II tule V0111 tthiit Wsal iti isv pmis- v to eiti c, wiliicii all illy 1iots teciildt, Ilaililly. thet p-~icilictimll of yolr hne II il ?? (01 ,V~ Itit ti hi sto1'[iek cctheti thatl livi ...

... olltJoln. PRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1830. The contents of the Paris Journals Of Tuesday to P relate almrost exclusively to the Algerine expedition, the w;hich naturally engages more and more the public at- Liet Ecittioti, in projiocrion 25 the moment of its departure bing ?? near, coin By the last German Papers it appears that the then teercre bf tbe Diet for InArching troops into the ?? teofthe Duke ...

... k4l ?4 1 I b 4) .I. WONDAY, OUTIOBEJtR 11 1a30. t . ILI On the ?? of the accounts floni Belgium, it I i minght be taken or granted that there was no bort ofl I ptrobability of any ?? being, panid to the con- ciliatory proposalts of the King of toe ANetheriands and I tile Plhinc! ot Orange. IThe i'rovisional tiovcrontent! it Brussels have declared all acts done int the nate of til I- King null ...

... IVEDNBSDAY, FEB~RUARY 24j 18306 he It appears by the last'arrival from Lilbon, that tl he Mr.D1,acken.ie, the English Vonsul' '4eneial, had ad. - dressed a remonstance to M. Santarem, the Portuguese tl !Bs Mialister for Foreig~n.Aff-hirs, in consequence of tile av., 2! d .rest of a British subject, by the crew of a guard boat, 4 .a eitployed to superintend the 'Maritime pollce. Thb' ei n ...

... - t.- a . at~ r - 1 E -is- a w. . - THURSDAY,' FEi. 25.1 INTERN)AL STATEo 01 DAt 4'11E COUWTRY.-ThCemost importan~tdebate thattb thi 'occurred irn the'present Session arose this evening .upon Su 'thie motion of P44r Siaiihops for a Committee of thebl whole House to inquire into the causes of the, national tul :distress. The Noble Lord drew a most ?? picture -,of'the condition of the country ; ...

... Si., Ps An Account of all Sums-of isnney expended by the ce ge Victualing Department, 8ince Ist June, lh27, for th reand other Works at Weevil, distinguishing go en. the sms expended for of re-th Fa~e asllve ecl t~llird or ?? Estsblish- t en have been required on a- the Old Establishment ther only; also an Account of se li the whole expense incurred in the removal and transfer pi e of the ...