... i'llipfrial OdrItailtellt. jHOUSE~-' OF LORlDS, 'FitsN9,-ir, S 26. 'M The Alarquis of wLSI'MIN-Si'ER in preaseit. h-UN iug~ tite WAestolill nltcr 1)~Ati oit(li tl isis iesd at I.rg ll-ryh) in faviotr ol' thle Rl.ftrmf Bill, lotls tte tsli Cion ltt ?? tlici VLi rdsh i ps 'it consideraible a i-i length. I-lu ilicggell h-ave to State 01til, in Inis opt- nIilis, these petitions, frtoa %aizItios ? ...

... The Lord Bishop of this Diocese confirmed 183 O; males and 261 females, at St. Chad's Church, in this'towvnon Thursday last. B In our Fair, on Tuesday and Wednesday last,' there was.a good supply of Sheep, which weut off but' slowly prime oies fetchcing 5d. per ?? Cattle sold at tGd. per'lb.; but stores sold low.-' V Strong Store Pigs sold at the prices of the preced- ing Fair, but small Pigs' ...

... TIHE KING OF' \WTRTEi'BERG. Ilis Majesty Frcedeiick William r. King oF Wir- tenlbeig, 'ho, on the grsacioisinvitatioi of William the Flnurth, conveycd to Ihim by Colonel Fitiz cisleuce, now visits England for the first time, is 4t1 years af age, and succeeded to thip throne in SIG. His Msjcsty is son, by a first mnarriage, to Frelerick, Dukc of Wirtensber,9 Vbo Was raised to thle kingly rank b ...

... 3f Vjr, --'Baltic -- - 2- THIE POOiR LAWS. IWe hafve received a grent nutuber or otr s spectiut- a cose which arisiug ittt ori the, ?? POor~, Law li caine 'ecenatly Ito ore tile inagistrates at W r ill ESSeeX, IThe Case, ait tepiirtoil, is [tis' :- A young nait litnieil .Jattes Wheeler, whose settle. fleiiL was il the, parish ?? vras lilprettived etitiat SiX Years ?? li tile pitllb tish ...

... Originlt rtcpincc, I Q. BARON ALDERSONS AND THE WELSH I J iU RO Its. To Ihe, Editor of l/re ANorth llktes Chsronicle. SIR,-I have seen in ?? and pror'iririal papers Mr. Bsrten Aldlerseoa represenited as having made uie of the folls i1gr ords:- I assure you that I was l tely at Carnarron, and on the point of summingr tip when I hled the presence of mind to inquire if th,' jury understood ...

... - CH[-ESH IrE . . ?? Z.- - ?? ?? - - .- C.. , iai, DE T:; ?? lettelS ?? v IS' -iniouice, the iaitra ~lness. of the yogiiinir L4 IIg ithsi 1'.hNubeliaIin l- a(itde IeTaley, froim the eiects n A p wd bendtespl'otred ofr but atthe latist date fI 7d S i ut ot d miger I AiV de 'Tabley (the ymonng r zI us ?? ,iiatrrlid'I adghlterof ?? tie Salis), vils v in glig dv iislidpstil fr-nlgheraunrenitting ...

... ?? in Vano. The frost on IiMonday night was so) severe, tihat the icecarts twere busily employed on Tuesday morning it] furnishing thC iistnmouigers andl csaifec. tiollers With their alnnoual ?? Presoytcry of Eligi have appoinited the liist Sunlays itl De. i LS a day' of thanksgivi ig for the late aohits dant ?? finest cidler is ?? in Waorces- ter by the grower at 43(. per pallon-tit Tiou wt t ...

... - Grilt.u ri4u(e. To Ihe Editor of the NNWi 0Ie al&S Chroiiicte. SIR,-Atothier Cambrian hero who deserves to he mentioned, in conjunction witih Sir Howoel y Fwyall, is Sir David Gani, a native of South Wales, who after hayilig been.-deputed lby Henry V. prior Lo the battle of Akt:incoirt to' ie'oniioitre the Irefreti army, ?? to his Mgajesty with the following noble report, ?? An't lfleamse ...

... X _- . z .- .. 1 a .1 K - . AD ?? .. { ?? Tiesdai .12th Nov. at Pant Rhyd y (enfigen. TI'hursdaiy . .14th. ?? at Pa-toii Arms, Pemninrydd Saturday . MIth ?? at Cein iw rch. Elaeh day at teu o)'cLlok. P11ST OreFICi, BANGOR-In conseqiience *f hile Loiid Mail arrivilvg heloire ninie o'clock, Letteis anld Newsdpapers wsitl he defivee~le upon applicationl ast the wint ldo, until llalf past tell, ...

... POST SCRIPT. LONDOI)2 Saturday Eventing, M>Jay11, 1833. The chief tapie -of conveisation in the City is the 11 emancipation plan put forward lv t ministers, and d but one opinion prevails here upon it. It is de- d nounced bv everj one in any way acquainted with the West infliesas a most iniquitous schemne, which if attempted to be enforced, can only have for its result the utter annihilation ...

... I | Under tire above title, tihe Rev. T, Chalmers, D. 1). hits published a Sermon, preached by him ill London, from which the following is an ex- tract :- - To take down the establishment, whether' in England or Scotland, would he to desolate the c land of far the greater amount of its Christian c instruction. But there is another danger to wichi c the cause of Christianity might be exposed ...

... S(OWl NI IACHINE. 3 - . U . I - -- A machine for sowing corn and other agricul. tural seeds has been in use for some time in several of the principal agricultural districts of the Coun . try, partioularlv in the Lotiians and Angusoshije. 5 It consists of a wooden framne with two wheels. drav n by a single hoise; oln the hack part a Imig t9iree eoioeled box is moutited, which no diiss,. seed, ...