... tis I 'P Ali E- , THE MraSCa.RrD has beeti reminded by a ecent p io of a 4aoon of thl Tdlytefhnif ?? tle pupils ase 'assembled to'puraue their studies, *xd norto dtlibel Itate t on political questiuns, hus put the School u llder arr est fill'-fislnthler orders ' _A re~vt vras spread' -veiler day even'ing, tilat M. Lafayette had ofi'ercd his resignafiont of thlepost of Conlmander-in-Chietof tbe ...

... COUNTY MILITIA. — In consequence of his Majesty's Proclamation, contained in last Tuesday's Gazette, for filling up. vacancies in County Militias, his Grace the Duke of Beaufort, as Lord Lieutenant of this County, has appointed a Meeting of Deputy Lieutenancy for that purpose to he held at Usk, on Tues- day next, as will appear by the first advertisement in this page, to which our readers are ...

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... LIVERPOOL AND LEEDS RAILWVAY. rita, m uly con1v) iled til thio uti) ty of teli s gt'ojat It presurl11 to O)10 p2)imbl, Iii ?? tiei operations of egr~ao). tore. llli commere121d, Iii HlaO part of flit! counotry Ini ?? throullgh wichiiI tbhilal nteld nt lze of 121)allay vill) 11001, and ill ?? tintrg the gentral jaterealo or the ro111.120 it large, tln.L 011 A I Ifeee grrot Iy ulrplrilel io find ...

... LONDON, DEC. 2°3. c Thle commercial accounts from St. Petersburgh to- day reach (IoNVl to the 11th inst., and state that the greatest entlixisiasm prevailed among all classes at the declaration issued by the -Emperorfor marching against the poles- ''he national standard had been surrounded r by great bodies, who expressed their feelings in favour of tle Emperor. In the military departments of ...

... WVINCHESTER, TitURSDAY, D c. 30. It having bhen last night understood that it was the inten. p tion of the Court to pass their sentences on such prisoners as b had been convicted during the Special Commission, at the sittings of their Lordships this day the Court was crowsded To c ?? ten o'clock MAr. Baron Vaughan, Mr. Justice v Parke, and Air. Justice Aldtrson, took their seats on the Bench. ...

... SIR, your sarvant; this cums hopin you are we], as it leves me at present, onli i a been kep a wake for six dais and nits wi tha tuth ake, thank god for it; an i will gi you my unble thanx if you ull be so kind as to sai in a cornel of your paper, as how i was toud by our ecksismun that ther was goin to be rare doins shortly in monmuthshire for he sed he met one mister aklan the tother dai, ...

... TO THE, - LABOURERS IOF ENGLtD; On the Measures which ought be adopted woith regardit the Tithes, and with regard to the other Property Cox- 1ON'LY cal/ed aCurch-Property. , Ksgefnot 25th December, 1830. My FRIENDS, I PERCFBIVE that there is a PARSON, at a parish in Norfolk, who has been endeavouring to persuade the la- bourers that he is their f'iend, and that thefarmers are their eiemies.. ...

... TREATMET:-OF TOE NGLISRi _ LABOUR .ES. . i -: -TEATit-has -been .proved tbefre con-. ?? mittees of the House of Comnimpna, A; that -the allowance for the subsistenee f e a labour3g maiinjlc.ldinghis..rfl- igs, Uhs been, as fi6ed b te is- -triates in Wiltshire,. .noore than one- 5' -pound and a quarter of bread andone ?? half-penny in,:money per day for foodl aind clothes, with nthing -for ...

... . r ; . - ' vs ?? Dublin, Stinday. Tue Marqiuis of Anglesey'f. Administration -has coin-I mence vigrou -Y. fe arrive~d on Thursday.' Fri- ?? iere occupied in consulting with thela oficrsastothe coftise to - be ;adopted -with regard c to te theatned eetig o I~gesconvened. for to-mor- t row, to present anl Ldr~ p h..iberator,. andthr. ?? been the procaain ~ - - hr. sut ~e~rifowrdr have just ...

... - 'RETURN OF Mali. HUNT AS REPRESF(NTATIVE IN PARLIA.MENNT FOR THIS BOROUGH. In last weeks' Chronicle, published on the Friday, in constrquenee of Christmzas ?? failing on tihe Saturday, ne gave an accoulut of the abandioiment of the Scrutiny om tilc part of' Mr. Stmnley ; ond in an edition pnblished at tmn o'clock, we insetted a sketch of the proceddings of the morning, wherein we had to ...

... . (REAT PROCESSIONATPRESTON. At an early hour in the morning of Mondty last, great numbers of personsarrived in Preston from all the surround- ing tovipP, tor the purpose of witnessing the iniposingspec. tacle of Mr. Hunt riding through' the town at menmber of parliament for the borodgh. . Atten o'clock, 4boutl1,000 persons headed by a band of music and two coaches entered the tosii, from ...