... NvctM.ET ?? ,¶taXET, OO Tneuday, had a largo Icipply .i fdrt vcf graiqv antd but few sa3es could he madeh:.- wihtiC 5Gs. to 58S. iarlv l1q8s to 30s.; beaus 24l4. to oats ii. o2s. pels, 3c0s. to 32s. lBtY IMsAPKETr, on Wediieslay, weasfilly mupplied. grain rnet a dull sale at following prices :-wheat.36s. to (lOs.; barlee 18s. to .'s ;peags 28s. to30s5. ; btans.!4s. to 28q. ; oats 1ds. $o 24s. ...

... Sin, If you consider the following observations worthy of a place in your columns, you will have the goodness to give them insertion. W. A. COMMUTATION OF TITHE. The measures hitherto adopted for the commutation of tithe have arisen principally under Acts of Parliament for the inclosure of waste lands, and have consisted either in the grant of such land or of a corn rent in lieu of the tithe. ...

... CO.OPERATIVE SOCiETIES.-. ,$ f : . - -: ,~i ad :; .S - ?? hot . : I . I . I I . I Ic lay TO THE EDITOnS OF T7ll3 L.EOE , w1LCURY . ;c 0- iiPiPLT1EMF1 -Itn l e~rlontinutionll of, tmy inst, wvhich Sowl ivere.lkird eningh to pibtish, I chati enteioauvr to enavta Food lit way argument, to prove that CoewnperaiivL Sectien ve'ees alt tht *Id attribites which you bonevnoutlv'wtoh them to possess.J ...

... ?? .-iLSAA; bB T v. 1V; ; ~'lllelwtt 8be ?? ico ss teted op by a tlt1 i p: M~'sriwt' OFrt ?? . te.ilarId' hill 1e v.c u enei ot'it D ercetniel niS te iwt heS~pelid, alo dagbe alter- of a ?? thc R jn t Di' teporsute bargain w~itd l in jstate hsis een ate at tt- ?? oweringda the import do ties on British naln l 2 tartete in; reltrntor Isugland opening her Le~ Tlis thiaz c I stiis ato ?? proer ...

... IErORWal Or TnE CI3URCOH. (Conitinuedretm oiur erstrJ No. 8.-TIIE LORD BisHor OF FF.iS Ti O ' I'E: EARL Of' MOUS cCASHEL. The Palace, Ferns, Dlecember 2, 1829. Mly Lord-I must begin mn answver to your lordship's letter, published in the Cork * 'Cmnstihltion of the 24th November, by evprecssing my astonishment at its commencing paragraph. Your lordship asks, w why I had not acknowledged in mny ...

... r. ~ ~ ~ ff pSnoie.T$A 11 miliXabuaed. ! he~n ?? Mnu&?.Thein AiAalyiieai. &AI bsact. ?? pilis Ti:T- ijiei AetN, togetr- with it erteet .3Eist4' alt fdtw Timpilie :Rneds and ridges, gnd of the .Tolst cnibectecl uwin each. w4thin ten aiiiles.-of edeori: I4 W. .bibeit - 4ar., ~priee..BS. In.J nlsing3.this ¢~nouneemei, tlme, author batermdr 4:,hal ?? a ?? nuary nelx~on> ~tanLt .haae fr isto take ...

... AGRICULTURAL SOClETY.-The Annual December Meeting of the Forest of Dean and Chepstow District Agricultu- ral Society was held on Saturday se'nnight, at the Beaufort Arms Inn, Chepstow, for the show of fat and other stock, &c. when the premiums were awarded as follow, viz.-For the best piece of Swedish turnips, to Mr. Williams, Beachley—the best common turnips, to Mr. Rogers, Ifton Hill-a cup ...

... I ,.:GUNPOWOER PLOTICNfEWOAE. { I. I . ?? .. .- . ?? f -. *z. I Notwithstanding the decent exteinall iemnealitir ol tue -oo- vikts under sentence of- eath in Newgate; there are' very ?? conspiracies and plopus made in order to effect their escape from thle prison. Of all the plans laid by persons so pi situated as the -convicts who liiavebeen so long in cnniiefilement L awaititig the ...

... NEW(ASTLE, JANUARY 1. 1 The most interesting intelligence from the east of Furope this week, relates to a severe earthquake, which occurred in the night of the 25th of November, and was felt in Odessa, Jassy, Czernowitz Hermanstadt, Kron- stadt, and many other places in Transylvania -i'ld thle Bukowina, and did considerable danige in Bucharest. A letter fiom that city, dated 4th December, says ...

... COD1E Vro 3GLAND-(FfRON[ THEi SU,.) The construetion of a reetlar ea le of Eoglii h ?? a suubject onl which much ?? of opinion ei itn in respect both of its expediency at kl its praeucahiltv. g Some think that thebighly complicited tsstei, 1lii W it: sfetiswellsuited tosettlittg the distmotes to ?? sivilized and wiealthy state oft' scict giSQ ri eo N soplicity oflaww would in such ...

... :0:THE kIAMORNING XCHRONIGLIl- :0:: 0 .LONDON: :1 I SATURDAy, JANUARY 2, 1830. A Dutch Mail brought us last sight Dutch Papers to the 30th December, and Hamburgh Papers to the 25th Dec. last, from which we make the following extracts: - Tim HAGUE, DEC. 27.4-His MAJESTY has lately taken a most important resolution, by which his Royal {ighness Prince FREDERIcK of the Netherlands, hitherto Commis ...

... J.300t. [Vindllds, DcC. 2'2.-Ilis alljv~t\ iouititi ilS in Ile fiest ?? I ?? atd spirits, b utI I;II :iot veit red out since Ilis arrivul nt 'he Clftlc. T11is iworniriiat ten o'clock hi9 Royal I ligbhous the Duke of Cunmiinliid ari c(iI at the ( o1?il i bisit tu 1his M.Majsty. - uii 1iua High- Iteast rrmiill'l With tiC King' until thl'ee o'Clo0k, itetie he returnled to his risulletiec tit Kew ...