... ,'fiv~v Aoant dtroaji~ o6os.' i ~- ; i I .. , ?? . . . . . 1 , 'Anlt, JIL Y ?? S f 111EE Poles-of dislinch.tion, L.'Anthony As. 'Tat rroitro, Count iPalatine, -nsd Generialn-Chief of the -pOil .j i olishs Nsstlsiijn GustAsS;t M: thoynecki, ?? mini xf quiut Prirts 'avid fletie,' sell a isl~e days, anli never toretr *tll) uo ullild the Prechc1 teository. Y~helr roulto wBS tO bli by taas'D~{*: ...

... UOJUSP OkF COMM1ONS. WEDNESDAY, SEnT. 14.1 Mr'. i~trge *askcl when it was intended to bring Up tbe report of the U'om- tnittee on ?? Refining Acts, giving notice of' his intention then to move an ameuidment with reference Io she illtexestsof the Vest Indies. Lord Althorp said Ie cold lot a t present natm a day, but he would-give noticeof it. The Report of thle Reform Bill was taken into fur- ...

... PATRONAO? ? ( To thze £ditot of thle ,Uorning Chronicle. 4 - Sir,-In the report of the eccleaiastical rommissiOtietS, ble e signted by the Archbishops of Canterbury and Ytork, the pila ,eBishops of London, lincoln) Banngor, and Bristol, are t iti te tb ofiowtng words:- Bisfiopeol the new sees should tiOI e have some edcowswons transferret' to them as the means r ec oftrewardling their clergy. ...

... SATURDAY-, NOVEMBER, 4, IR:37. e NEWVPORT.1 A Vestry was held an Thursday at d !-Newport Church, when it was resolved, that the name d ..of . ir. George Bull be added to the committee Cap- > i. pointed at a former Vestry for the purpose of re-assessingr p it the towvn), antd that the committee proceed to such c evaluation immetliately * and that in case either refuse e to act on such ...

... WAR OF ST JON | 11 his nani- A dinner took place oir'Vueaday, at the Royal te in. Oak Inn, Queen.atreet, Portsea, on the iminaculacy of fl?red St. John's. W'ard from Tory principles; the indefati- con- gable exertions of the Tori?s? aided by their intrigues, never having yet succecdcd iti electing one of that lard- party to the Council of this Borough from this Ward. Jeing At five o'clock, ...

... FRIDAY, MAY 11, 183o . + t Letters and papers from Madrid to the 2nd ?? illst incltii'ive, hiive ('('tile to hand. AS a reward folr t hc tfeetiflg, se a deftat of Negri the Sptiiish Cabinet has hlad dile Vulsc. io he~tty cuonitable sittupid ity to liotiour Espiirtero with the Co ml- Eniglantd g an niandcrohip-iit Chieif'ofthie Whole of the Sipanish forces I CUltivate [I- We aie all hut ...

... *1,Ol of tuigj)t, SATURDAYV, JANUJARY 1!, 183!1. | NEWPORT.] Onl Saturday Air. Henry Plougih. 1-mall lid an inlbrmation before the Magistrates (the v Earl of Yarboroughi, C. P. Roe, Esq., Rev. W. White, S, ?? Farringion, Esq., and F. Blateiford, Esq.) against le Ar. Dyer, a respectable farmer, for having carried away id two ?? of gravel from Brixton Down, whereby lihelhd forfeited the suns of ...

... PftiaOftloa aila VOWu I1W0 butt. f (JI'h ow the /c it J'tij.s. . l'.tAtlv, Uct. 3. otLO N EL 'httiltpsont arrived last nlight from g)land :with djespaltctes fbr thel British Anm itj b ..tdar tit I'jris. lie is to set out this even. ' ttr rrt. lPetersiburg.- A'lo 1eial. p' l n (, u. u. ti--he Maton/et)t ofi this mornlig has 1oo ofilicial ;irtile. A lettvr inoyni Viettmof Sept. 21; stttes that ...

... IAR.K-LANE, MONIDAY. OCT. #. At our market this morning wc had rather a large A slicw of Wheat from Essex, and a tolerable quantity Joh1 from Kent and Sutfbik ; the greater portion of tie supply Bir consisted of new, the quality very various. In the early port of'the day the fincst parcels were taken offtby the - town millers, at 1darly the rate of this day week ; later the sale became very ...

... THE BIITTER OJISERVANCE OF TIIE Mr. P'lusnptre'a Bill for the Bitter Observancee sg of the Sabbath has passed the second reading. Its f'rlse, is partial, unitl pharisawical character appears in the incon. thei ulistency between the gen~eral prohibition proposed, and but the preamble; the keeping of the Lordies day, according,uard of course, to the letter of' the scriptural comlmandment, rite ...

... Roil-coil, -- ?? -- - MO DA , OV M ER 18, 1831. tilerI General E'spartero has forwarded to the Queen Regent of' Spadin, by his Aid-de-Canili, ~ Colonel Larocho, another illn an oial, ill which hie exti, protests most energetically iig;tinst thle ilecree )o for the creation of ant airmy of reserve of 40,0fJ0 fr~ men, and attacks General N~arvacz. (whumnibe lit' chre with ambition), thle ...

... FIWM.z FRIDAY'S LONtDON GAZETTE. t, *Ilr; Gasette annlounces that her hlajeety has rF T confferred the honer of Knighthood on }leiury P, WLNilmOt Seton, Eoq., one of the Bengal Judges. D It notifiesf also the appointments of John Langs tl lev, Es. 3 S Treasurer of Trinidad; of Edwards cV P .Tonres Esq., tto bbe Soiwc~irtpoer Genteral o~f Van Dienman's ts Land. ?? W5HITEHALL. ?? 21, IciM3. h ...