... I NTi:LIAI;EN('E i'1i?ni ?? NA DA. IO ?? frimmi I .ommdm ''it i'fl'ji.tl.mv tm iii,' titim lJ' cetobit lmt, 5 m!''m'm?im lit mli.?mmim'lm fimom, 1'mr limlin ( 'mmllmmmrtmm' to Lord iii liii, ?? ''jog a re?'m'mt feimo' t 'oimto'l (hint memmi dated Cm ole ?? ?? lr'f i)m' 'mmmfmm'r. ll''timre imeoceemilmi.' to riotlem' I' thin mmmiii' ?? 'ii ,m''mjiimmtit to Ilmi' ltd i)rem'ttmbt'r, we,' lii rm ...

... mrolroa'o a tl{ FROM TIUZDJ' V'S L61A DONr GAZETTE. WVITNIVUALL, OCWT. 21. 1i E King 11as beell pleased to grant unto IHennr Rtichardl'mn, of Rvde, in the Isle of Wight, Gent., his Royal licence and authority, that he and his issut may henceforth takeamd use the surname of Cornfooi oniy, hi lieuh of that of Richardson and also to eomn mand that the sahil Itoval licence antl permission be ...

... WHO ARE TIHE GREATEST SUFFERERS I BY INCENDIARY FIRES ? I A sonsibly written letter addressed to the .Agricultural IP3optlaiioi1, has recently been published in thue frm of a Pamphlet, to point out to them that the art- flul firing of Agricultural produce & farm buildings, from a wicked and spiteful wish to injure a particular in- . dlvidual, has unavoidably a contrary effect, the parties 0who ...

... WEDINESDAY, NOVlIVaER 2, 1831. Tbe accounts from Pernambuco by the Brazil r Mail are of the 18th September. On the 14th the mi. litary sn the place, amounting to about 1,000 men, mu. tinied against their commander, assembled in groups, t and immediately commenced plundering the place.-i The houses were tfuced, and the warehuuses entered. t They continued the greatest excesses up to the 17th, s ...

... imolluar's and Cago'cav's foolo. . I ~r (Faoi Galigaali's Mfyseengerd. I'mgs, Sup'rT. 3. rJjH E AAerniteur contradicts the rumour of the l ing being inldisposed, and states that his Majesty nevlrer enoyd better health. -IlL * ' Madme Christotlie, the Ex-Emplsress of 2avti, is d now residixtg at tlyt i, with her daughter. I private letter from Malnavi of the 2011h ult. states that at a public ...

... -ArU i t Ifi tCE[itM B.I it , SATURDAY, Dl,,;Ul t.II:DLR 82 ,- D~innerI' ts oll 'r ntc it/on and! Sir G. Shiun. y lon.-A public dinner was givevn last evening, ait the :(I Long Ilatos, to Lord l .dloerston :spil Sir George t, Staunton, ont their being cletme .Alenbers For this di- c vision of the county, bnth of' whcomn were present. The chair was taken by ?? Nighti glc, Esq. at balf-past fivc ...

... BOlUS;. O1F PEERS. MONDAY, BIAY 20.1 The Duke of Richtnond presented a petition Iront Chichester, against the gene- ral registry bill. 'The Duke of Wellintgtn presentedi a petition from the merchants and shipowners of the town of Newcas- tle.tipon-Tyne. against the Dutch embargo. Ile would abstain froi entering into any discu6sionl upon the sub- ject at present, as be understood that there was ...

... ROYAL MARINLS. V- 'Tite following letter has been addressed cto tite Editor (c of' thle Standard, newspaper . - . T R, Sn-Ysour hav11ing bcen so kind as-to irlsist in yottr 'ypaper of the IIilt Lt, a eter from mie onl the subject .sl the otis- fto' ad eltecuipH, iiduecw mne again to trespass on you by Calling kittiti- us lion, through your valuable celuion',, to thue fasct that tise half- a ...

... I . I . . : I e I ., . - ?? 6f, tile Cbminiftee in Lonidon, formed for the ihers pujrpose,; of m1iaintainting the Claim~s and proiiotilig the Interefts of Protestan-t Dissenters at the anticipated General ElectionI, to Non-confonniSi of all denonij- the nations throughout the rabtion. sea- PROTESTANT DiszrNTEtS.-MWe, Your brethren. ~s i reidin inthe mletropolis, feerc'onstrah ed,attere Pre set ...

... ?? -0 ruroloapo vok'o. I' fooll I)jf$ all MNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1834. I Death of the Dule of Gloucester. INT1 ELI ~GENCEJ oT tis.,iase'lanclholy event, which oorred at Jingichet Park, at little before seven 'CJn 0 Slndity levening, -was yesterday ?? transmitted to tiiir Lord Mayor by his Gjrace the Ihiket 5,~ toilgfl, as follows:- puke f WeliLON11 o.Nm Dec 1 1834. Mv Il LORtD,-t is MY painful ...

... ?LOflIWI1. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1837. ? lii!, By the Paris Jour, of Saturday it appears soot that Louis Philip is about to einhody a Ousril of ?? hiotoiute, in the nature of a household Corps, for his T/a peruoo:d protectian. We also learn, upon the same authority, that the palace as the Tuileries has undergone a poigatiti, let the removal of several persons, officially f?j re?iilent, but ...

... WeLou~o1t ' WEDNiESDAYX, MAY' 28, 1834. t AI5OCUcNMENT OF PAuLIa^,sENT.-lReig~tion t of Four of the L'a!Bbnet Afinisiers.-The public mind 3 has beens throw n into .he deepest state of agitation by the F sudden sppearance of a diflerence which has~ arisen in the S Cabinet upon the subject of the ssppropriation of the Irish n C'hurch Rlevenues (or Irish TIit e B~ill), in which ItMr. c Stanley ...