... H -- - M I D I THEI MER'~CU R Y. r ItoE GOUNiTY MEETaavS ?? Wr}VesdP'eS(Ly iwill try ?? taoirelirrent of the men of Yorkshire to RlVforinr | of what sort it is-whether it is til attachtnent. si i tsrl anid feeble that it will llow thern to qliethv at homeo when the cause of Reforim and of their Coentrv is i;n danger, or lwhether it is SO strong, so ar deilt, .o Solf-deiryirg, as to lead them, ...

... 1 PARRLf,-iAMENTARY INT GECE. HOUSE OF LORDS`AMONDAY, OCT. 3. Ti&i butig, tile urtivC appointedl for thle cooa1meindifeemtl, the divutissirir oil thle creort readinig or thre gventful ?? 11111 the paragers tol the. I lurirse. of Peers wyere biirched rip, at an early liour, a~a it a as with, soaie ?? th.at the constables coeld kieir, thle wvay irhrougtr the lobby tothe horesetof Commons ckar. A ...

... I I, IC FINO E. 1, , ? - . ?? p , : c , I; Gail .i -yt Sg'vegg. ?? ~ ~ U ?? ?? li! ii8t : i ' I~~n;09i ¢Z~ ei'( Ct (;ieleltil ('!le~etx ?? etttexll d tt' bgg:el r1licL ,* u ett~er -ceiir . On Smllrdiltg Al Iit ?? rell C , C :B l etltI i eeus.1e a! btt~e '',tIt':aii . - h IVA, ( leii I ?? Mal,, i, ?? In lif| k, w ' ?? Ctelt' t .rihil ?? or . e !:1Ilk.\l ' -ll Itl-etk I ' .. :. ?? l 0 ?? tuiz .i ...

... r MISCELLANY, O()IUINA.4.. AND SEILbC7'Y'ED. iliy tire 2th Juily, nofwe ut i i here a rie strahr'rincttlire Liii1. ofIIhese. ?? were ?? ;rui L of that nurmbrer jLJ wire elceq Ir~rough miemubers. Out of tire wrcsnie riiuuier ?? ?? rllc.frontr tile twi~rle of' On, diehate, litar brett uric great, IC ave Oat ipoillei albree inure, JILL Orun above ~j thoes. 'These 1riray ha cailer! trn very ...

... LEEDS, SATUURDAY,. JunNx 2. t Preparatiorra are trsakitig in Leeds and otirer places 11for celebrating the passing 'of tile Rleform Bill In a makiner be. .coining the Occalliur. The reformers will meet round the festive abooed fin vast numbers io mingle their cnegratuslations, Ind is, secure the future euccess of reform messure, for thle bill itself would lbe a dead lettsr,muireas fjollwe up ...

... PARLI AM ENT. ?? cw ?? 110SEOFLORDS, THURSDAY, JULY 19. - frr Lotd DENIIAN moved the third reading of the Oaths Aboli* D. tUn1 Bil. D. After some observations in opposition to the Bill from tho or Rarl Of WICKLOW and Lord AStHBURtTON, the House divided, an For the third reading ?? li' Against It ?? T, Majority ?? pa The Bill was therefone Iast, WI' Thle Earl of WICKtLOW announcodl his ...

... Lt basIMPORTANT FROM M1EXICO. d.pter it las It affordls its the highest gratification to state, that the o re long-existing differences between M1exico atnd France have 449., been at last amicably arranged, through tbe effectual media- tion of the British Minister, 3Mr. Pdakenham. This intel-. ithis ligence is comumunicatedl in tile followving letters front Vera Fly of Cruz, dated the 9th antI ...

... TunE UNITED STATEs.-(~From the Livrpol Times.)-We have received New York papr t Ih 25th of July by the Shaokspeare, and to theatso August by the steam-ship Royal J17illain (the first 'steamer that ever crossed the Atlantic from Liverpool,) toks both of which arrived in this porton Sundlay last. They stes it bring no political news of any consequence from the eete a United States, Congress. not ...

... PUBLIC'MEETING AT WAKEFIELD. DEFEAT OF THE TORIES AND CHARTISTS. On jWednesday~last, a Public Meeting of the In- habitants-of Wakefield, convened on a requisition to Richad. lBurrell, Esq., Constable, was held in the Court-House, for the purpose of presenting a loyal and dutiful Address to her .Majesty, on the present state of public affairs. This meeting was distinguished by an attempt on the ...

... ?? 11110 - ?? a ~~~(From the Liverpool Times.) 2 1 The GarrickI the packet-ship of the 25th ult., arrived Lihere eta Friday last. Shte brings intelligence that the New a. .York 'end New England Banks still continued 'to redeem ftheir engagements, in specie, but that the monetary afflairs of 5use whole union were in, the most dreadful condition, and rcommercial discounts not to he had on any ...

... 0 I Up to Tuesday evening last no stone was left unturned by the mem- :h I bers of the delegation and their friends itt Parliament to accomplish e, the objoct of their mission, namely-the carrying of Air. Villier's In motioa for hearing evidence against the Corn Laws at the bar of the [l itouse of Commons. Meetings were held daily at Brown's Hotel, where bes1des the delegates themselves, there ...

... are MEETING OF THE DELEGATES IN LONDON. *THsE DELEGATES appointed at the meeting held at Lers the different great mianufactuaring towns, to cosder the and question of the repeal of the Corn Laws, met on Monday, pursuant to a resolution p~assed at the Chamber of Corn. ?? mercir, 31lanclhester, at Brown's Hotel, Palace-yard, to Inktak stps or rining the question of the total and Im. vell mediate ...