... HOUSE OF PE ERS. MONDAY, Nov. 8.1 Ius the course of a dise'IIS- sion caused by) a q uebtion fput by the J1arquis qf Lans.. dowhe to the Earl of Aberdecss, on the subjert of' the Netherlands, the Duke of Richmsond took occasion to hope that Isis Majesty's Government would be ablc to explain a document which had not only excited eo much tilariss in thle AIetropolis, hut was calculated to ...

... juOutnay'0 Ala ?? vootos .Zm (Froml thei Ai'c ait'' .s ('Jnwayt c.) ltiztsici's, OcT. 27. T1 lE Prince of' (range has embarked tram Lon. dill. lltltori' tis deparft itt lit! jsmuied Lthe tiillsiwiiig do volt ,II tule V0111 tthiit Wsal iti isv pmis- v to eiti c, wiliicii all illy 1iots teciildt, Ilaililly. thet p-~icilictimll of yolr hne II il ?? (01 ,V~ Itit ti hi sto1'[iek cctheti thatl livi ...

... 'NipD All'D IG-Ut- -- - -- urzavo Vote. I (From lhe D7utch Paopers.) Till; HAGUe, NoV. 22. r B-tHE Second Chamber of the Slates-Getlcral has noxv under dhiscussion tile pltojcct of lalv for the levy of the national militia for 1831. It is thought . that. after concluding the debates on this subject, dhe Chamaber will adiounm for two months. BorS LE Due, Nm.. 1.--The colt, under the Plruies ...

... COnPS.OF ROYAL MAML.ES. j;- I ?? i 1iureEN- of ?? ?? -jlllir, TiLE2;lApit. rc Whilst it is universally allowed, lhot no military . ctr-s in tile world, call bei it n higher state of disciplinie thaln it a ILYoy toarincs, that 110 co-ps hlas itider.u, Lto 1. r orl n m .or i I tO' p os lt service to (he cluitry, I Woul Id ti-I uo adt Lhr i;gh the o IeiliUm of your ?? Journal, to LVhy thc rank of ...

... - - I'D J,?016115. -.7X- {| I 1.1 Ith .eII S yo ar I; ( ^1:)1 !.i . ,'Fi -!I eotps ot Va ldts is destroyed : the 151) men # Z v\ 1tls i:'m with Aliled couildtel lriio: C1)1 :1ho :tg'tiigi.lt itZ {jl ...

... VISCOUNT GODERICH ON THE REVENUE, AND PANIC I IN 1825. rr>A.> t1. O ?? r.;An.X [From theO Aational Por-trait Gallery.] ah When Lord Godericlh was entrusted with the senls 'a~it of the Ext~hecjuer, in 1823, circumstances were, in menv WUi respects,, favnutable to hint. (Considerable reductions *,11d' hail previously itaken place in ah p)ubli1c expend iture, II)y vartuns taxes fiad been ...

... ?? ? i vootocrt,,,Pt+ FRIDAYS LONDON GAZB TT. -0- L ORD CIHADInERLAIN'S OFPTCE, Oct. 28.] Notice is hereby ?? his Majesty will hold a Levee at St. James's Palace, ol Weidnesday next, the aI of Noveuber, and on the following Wcdnesday, the 1ath November. each day at two o'clock. [The Ejiug was this day lleased to confer thehonour of Knight- hood upon Daniel ?? Saildford, Rst1. M.A. Professor of ...

... To 010 PRAITIM fift tO HiAMlrsHIas, TELrGuAvIi. 1 It is much to be regretted, that there could not be found in the popular parish of Farlington one parishioner to t n ?? the 7cal alnd devotion of the lector, the Rev. Rdwlard T. v( nRichaords, in hastening the repairs of irlhlinton Church, but that it should have devolved llo the Rev. Mr. Norris, of War- ill blington, which gentlemana, in a ...

... i~tollio1, MICONDAY, NOVEIMBER 22. 1830. Tc rfrenc( apeirs of 'S ittrday contain an ?? E via ,alsloun cenieat iromn the Mforitseur of' tie alipoi at- t mcIIN of' Count Seblisttwi, the Count lWAgout, ansd t Nstshal, Soult, to be respretively Mlinisters of PO- s rei-n Afhsirs, of the liaroie, and of War; the first f'r and last in lieu of Mlarshils Maison and Gerard. whose s resignations bave ...

... U - IMOUSET OF ECOMIIONS. MIONDAY, Nov. 15.] ?? were presented against Colonial Slavery ; others for the repeal of the duty oU coals carried coastwise, CIVIL ?? Chaneellor if the E Kveheqncr moved the order of the day for the Douse to resolve it- scif into a C(ommittee on the Civil List, The Spcakur having put the question for leaving the Chair, Sir 11. Parnell rose to move thc amendment of ...

... I I -- ' We have this wveek had an oppnrtnnity of see ing the flidi number of The Dublin Literary G(a zette and National Magazine, which has just ap- peared under the auspices of a new Proprietor anti - Editor, and we feel pleasure in bearing testimony to its merits. No country in the world stands more in t need of every aid by which information can be disse. t mtinated titan Ireland, and a ...

... I-Ioll'o 011. I- - YFlDAY, OCTOBE;II 29, 1830. fire - ,AP. grct 'i'lie Dutch Papers 'to thre 26th contriin a most 1'hi important rtsolution of the Kging of thle Netherlands, que tile direct teudency of vhich must be to embroil the thot efiftiire of' his kingdom arid to endanger the prospects of per his so't. It will be remembered, that by a Decree of this the 4th inst., his lifajesty entrusted ...