... NO TA B ILIA. TUE USURY LAWS. THE horror of ususy is a fine example ot the force of a name once brooght into bad repute. To.permit usury is to permit the advantages to be made of moneywhich are boastfully made ofall gther properties; but the word usurer is not applied to the landlord, the merchani,.the tradesman, or the noble horse-dealer. A house may be let at double its worth, and it is no ...

... rjr;I1IVilAJ.M ND Iv oYrfwN JUNvCTIjON C-IA'.4L BUBlLE. I ?? lleq'o- t .ino 'Minntcs of Evidence on the B111 l Ittnioltant tild I'idon Jot0-u ion Canld Bill, Putinted inl thle Par-liamniti- Vi~'l VIS SC, ?? Itl Si II it'U Ihit IA Y CUIt S esjlOS n i of ?? of theilluod inipttih litt atot itrauillent 11Bnhbbe CoIDMpaniS'' Oeru impos ~ed il the Legisha r ?? c The evidence ?? fich-.clsc tule seer, ...

... ) GF , Ftrom2 Ate LONDON GAZETT77ES of .t^iira~y Mtny 7.1 r_ ?? CROWVN-OFF!CE~, MAY7,i:, Ot~i~tII ErURN- El) TO SitlV I N 'I'llIIS PRESEN-T PARLIAME11NT. ?? OlP IT. AAWKS,.-(T-Vorgt Gron'ville Wandisfort Pigott, of Dodelonball Park, !In the county of Bucks, Esq. in tllu rioom of Si, 'Scrope Bernard Morland, Bitit. deceased. DECLAlRATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. )SfAV 7.-FDIMUNI TIAtDSrEV, Pin. of ...

... if GA4LLwAT TYGIIT AND ALL RIGIr,. BETWEEN PERKIINS-(THE OXFORD PEI') AND THiE SLASIlNG S.NOB, FOR 200 SOVEREtIGNS. I 'I'lle niatcll betwveen Perkins (the Oxford Pet), re- nnovwoudl fo; the defeat of Dick Curtis, and all his op. onetlts in the City or Universities (including Price, Ile noted butcher of that place), and the -lashing Snoh, camne off on Tuesday, on Woolford -leathi, the ploperty ...

... Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-Porea. THE TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE. THE FOURTH ESTATE. THE apathy manifested by the majority of the London papers on the subject of the general taxes on newspapers, and also on the .subject of the proposed increase of the taxes on the Irish newspapers, has by no means escaped the notice of a considerable portion of the public. One opinion we have ...

... ILLNESS OF Tht RING-. i~e ssit 6% jid knW& ?? ~6blbtib hrhtfth j &,9f' Hi Majsty ndsi t8l :]plil.6 toscl A 2 Im. hat had a godd oidht.Hhigfltd) ~biti Hhko L Atk 4uN The Khig cootiouied as fveU as hist Maj etty has beiu fi stettal dd+ past, until this morning, wrhen his Maj estexperienced a return df ihe emobarras-mient of his breatthlh. lhsa Mdjesty is now again better. -(Signed) H. HstSORD, ...

... THE EXAMbINER. LONDON, MAY S. Tua political prosecutions, which we lately mentioned as commenced by the Government of the Netherlands, have terminated, after a trial which occupied the Court of Assize at Brussels for a fortnight. The result is a momentary triumph for arbitrary nower. Of the six per- sons accused at first of high treason, but finally tried for seditious- conspiracy, four have ...

... ALGI ER S. The attention of the European wvorld being at this moment dilected towards that fortress, before which the soldiers of Napoleon are called to prove they have not degenerated on- del the rile of the Bourbons, we believe the following ac- count of the kingdom and its people will not prove unacceplt- able to our readers -The kingdom of Algiers is 4SO miles in length, and about 100 ...

... if, ?j _; ?SJr?l 641 ? 1, U-, AC -111) ?? tD,4 , ?? ANNANDAL E PE. RAGE. Tleir LordJshtps, met at lalf-past ten o'clock, as a CPtrisnittCe of trivileges tir the consideration of the CWim to the Anntandale Peerage. 'Tlle title, it ap- pearcd2 had hier, mnide desccndible to heirs male and to Jheirs £iR~ln of the person first created 1Ia-quess or Earl of !4-: and he had three daughters, all of ...

... I RRiiTSH AVYr rcP#5IU&NF RhBL SocypTy. I Yesterday the Anniversary of this religious institution was held at the Freemasons' Hail. Lord Bexley presided. 'I he NOBLL CIAAIra1AT said, that he had once before had the honor of presiding at thatAleeting, ow- ing to the indisposition of their Noble President ;'but he was happy to say, that the indisposition which now pre- vented that Nobleman from ...

... SATURD AY. ITHE KING'S ILLNESS. The King has had a decided relapse, and his state is quite as alarming as ever. His Majesty may again rally for a time, in the extraordinary Way in whicl he did on Sunday last-wlhen he aetually insisted on eating (and did eat) a hearty dinner of roast beef !-and declared afterwards that it had done him more good than all his doctors, This may happen again-but we ...

... EXPE-DITION AG-4IAST ALGIERS. -1 I I- . _ . I I _ _ The following article is fronm the non-official part of the jlionits-or' of Friday:- W I~e havejust received a communication of the following notice on our establishments of Africa, situated between the territory of Tunis and that of Algiers, as, also, on our coral fishery in the neighbourhood of the above establishlments, arnd near the ...