... I xtroiwc *)1 a I(ter-dited Caraccas, March 2, 1830, a1nd 'omle vi) Curaeo-a.-- The revolution Continues its Course I I'ri. The tobacco that honild bv this time be ill LIonion Vtis seized ?? sihld. Seclet aries of State have been ap- pointeoi: ai declree Iias btcil givel, Orlderilig thc election of 1D)optils for a Contgrebs: sil) intoD u have been sent as al re- ilitol orct-int to trtiacato, ...

... [PRObT TllE moNITEUR OF WEDN'ESDAY-1 CIIARLES, &C. Our affectioll for the Chamber of Peers of our- kingdom, and our' desire to.consolidate, with all our power, this great institution, having ?? us to consider that at thle present moment, and for the future, one of its true interests is to combine arouind it the greatest possible quantity of real pro- perty, we have caused to be examined ...

... 2 ' .iJ, f0?XLNXG (9110 RXICLE. I! 0)N A ) ON;' ,S.-J1'U'?DJY, 44'JLdL ; )S3o. pit NVe are not of the numbler ofl those who have what of may be called a C'redilo-yiobia, conceiving that credit wil is the nttural offspring of industry and the confidence orr which always follows in the train of industry. In a litt country like England, in which a hundred accidents are nai continually causing ...

... GkREE PRrtoo. Official Copy of the conference held atz London, in theo Foreign Office, Ol thle 4th of Janiluary, 1830. Prhent, the IPlel)ipotentiajies of F-ahce, Great Britaini, at4d Russia. (The origin~al is, in tl~e Frenchl language) ?? tcoei$of flle conference, the P~leniipotentiaries of ]lis B3ritann~ic .Ij(1,}ije3s andl of his Most CatholicMajesty ex ?? to tlae Plenipotentiar y of his ...

... THE REV. MR. SMITH, OF PEVZAN(A'. It having been announced yesterday that this Reverend itinerant wtas about to preach last night in Covent-gardeni Nfarket, Mr. Thomas, the Superintendent of Police of the district, considered it to be his duty to advise with Sir- Riclhard Birnie upon the subject, and to take his directions how to act in case the neiglihbourhood should be annoyed by anl ...

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... THE AMLIJ DUl)IMS. (hi Alomdiiy, iigrccatlly to oI Requisition plreselntil to thle actiog- MI-agis traitis of the Hundred of ?? a M~eetinlg of t, e Owners and Occupiers of Lands, of,11altsters, and otheis, was hielila iiddd Nor'fOlk, to Consiier the pro- P~ln f pectitioning Paracomient foi- thle total Iepeal at the MaltJDi~tles The Vieting wvas c'omiposed (If some of thce Hos rsle~~1bc ...

... LINCOLN, TiIURSDAY MORNING;. The approachinig assemnbly of the Freeholders of theis County to-morrow has not failed to create, that interests which such an event, so ?? in occurrence, must ne- cessarily be supposed to occasion. Are you going to the Mfeeting ? -Whom do you expect to meet there? And who is to take the prominent parts in the proecedin~gs ? are the commion topics in almost all ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MARCH 10. SHACIKLE'S DIVORCE BILL. The examination of the servant of the Marquess ?? on the subject of this Bill was resumed this day. It was a Bill inthe usual terms for a divorce, on the ground of the adultery of the wife with the Marquess ?? The lady was the daughter of the Duc d'Avaret, and the adultery was alleged to have been ...

... TATrERSALL'S. I - . - The betting- was extremely flat till after four o'clock, when it became brisk and interesting. It was clear that The Mummer was anything but in force, and it was only good management that kept him at 11 to 1. That there is-a screw loose no one can doubt ; but it is impossible to speak to the extent of the mischief. Mouse was also out of favour. Cressida, although at 7 to ...

... Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg has, by a circular ad- dressed to his tenants, intimated, that in consequence of the last two harvests being unusually expensive, he will return, at the next audit, 15 per cent. on the whole of the last year's rent. Joseph Martin, Esq., of Ham -court, at his rent and tithe audit, held at Cheshunt oil the 16th December, returned unsolicited ten per cent. to his ...

... MALT AND BEER DUTIES. BRISTOL, JA?;. 28.-This morning, a Meeting of the In- habitants -of the City of Bristol, and the Land-o-wners, Land-occupiers, Maltsters, and Brewers, residing in the counties of Gloucester and Somerset, took place at the Guild- hall of this city, for the purpose of determining on the~ex- pediency of presenting Petitions to the Houses of Lords and Commons, for a partial ...