... SIU LOntDAC a iime whlen your Lordship is P loudly complainin¢ or the taxation on property ard hlae publisr by an oyer-paid Minnisterial Clergy, the -followving ficto may srerv to convince you, pserhaps, that at least there are l-ocal ?? livyoug Wshi eipght mlres of a cbatohedaralstowfn, andi under the , I n im e di ate eye of ep iscopal ottscrvati on , wh os e satars es ane i5 A receives ...

... WEDINESDAY, NOVlIVaER 2, 1831. Tbe accounts from Pernambuco by the Brazil r Mail are of the 18th September. On the 14th the mi. litary sn the place, amounting to about 1,000 men, mu. tinied against their commander, assembled in groups, t and immediately commenced plundering the place.-i The houses were tfuced, and the warehuuses entered. t They continued the greatest excesses up to the 17th, s ...

... v ?? _ _ __ _ _ _ -4.1IJ. 1 D 0N111iB3ll, U'EDNE,SDAtY, FEBRtUARY 23,1831. - nnci ?? -~~5X .i3 18111. NV to -- - tics Accocicts from Anecstcrducn of' Saturdlay last heir ettite, chat tile Dutch people are unanimous agacinst the Belgians. acid rictt lie fornier :are PI'eIcaree w iti an armcy of 70,000 corn, bescilci ?? cihh1 ?? ?? received had a reinforcement ot' near 10,000 Swisstroops, who ...

... QUAlrERLY REVIEW, No. a3. ?? c'nlcufiizn article on Ptirliamentaty Re- form, in the last numiber of thiti Review, written in a r style of tour ironly which nevertheless cffords aimple t 0 proof of the talents of the anuthor, has 'excited consi-U dercible interest in the public mind. If' we place im. a punlict reliance on the assertions of' this writer, nothing a, o less titan at general and ...

... EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS OF THE LATE SIR I 11I -- THOMAS LAW RENCE, THOMAS LAWRENCE. -_ - I e am now retunsed from Claremont, my visit to which v'as agboors, to me in every respect; both in what regarded myself, ary reception, and the complete success of my professional l.a-, na bours, and in the satisfaction of seeing the perfect harmony in It which this young couple now live, and of observing ...

... Orloilv'o 0-i0o *.1turIMP .9 pooto. RUSSIAN IAANIFEST(O AUAINST POLAND. (FROM A I TILIUSSELS PAPER.) Th/sfollowin Men ifeSo1 has just been published:- a,, t Gt a tr'ce of God, Enmpeior and ,usiegts oi e .tioeassias, tjc., to csl ?? A Terrible Treasotn has convulsed the Kingdom of Poland, which is united to Rlussia. Evil-minded menic, whom the benefits of the Empereseanetec, tshue nraanimous ...

... Rolljnt WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1831. The Lieutenant General in Chief of the Polish army has addressed an affecting proclamation to the Iithuanians. The Poles express themselves in this documnt determined to persevere to the last in the contest in which they are engaged. The Gazette, which sailed from Bahia on the 19th of April, brings advicee that some further distur. Itances bad taken place, and ...

... I I IOub0ol. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST,31, 1831. n, Dispatches dated the 12th instant are received, from our Consul at Lisbon, All the French ships of war had then left the Tagus, with the exception of I, two vessels, which were to remain, merely to receive on board such French subjects as might wish to return n- bome or to afford any other necessary facilities.- These dispatches also confirm the ...

... ?? a e1urstial' plo I FROM 7ZTESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ROWN.OFFICE, OCT. 11. Aoembers re. turned to serve in ParhTalnet-Poole-Sir John Byng. UG .C.8. in the room of the lion. W. F. S. Ponisouby.- - ..Beeoogh of Ffitut-Henlry Glymile, EOq. in tbe roomri of Sir E. P. Llovd, now Baron nMostyn. - Highlam Ferrari -The Ho, J. B. Ilousortby, in the xoomn of C. C. Pepys, Esq. WAR.OFFICE. 0at. 11.1 56Ih ...

... IUA W*Ototrt,,;)t* F.)TIDA F'S LONDON G4.ZFTTR. Sr. JAil FS'S PA LACH, OCT. l2. HE King was this day pleased toconferthe Ii honour of Knighthood upon C'harles Bell, Esq. F.lt.S iird KAIi.; George Head, E~sq. ?? Maimhal of iisa Slsety's Hlousechonld nd; uponJ*. i W lirs- A cha, of Sioaugh, in the County of Buckingham, Esq. l'f.A. and K.M. iiANKRUPTS. Joseph 1rancis Taylor of Cecil-st retet ...

... 10u1teap'# allt 6e101 '0 shous. (Fror1tt rio'.feit.'C. 1- sIUS irsi: 213. * N otlonnanece of his Majesty, ateid Colnar, Jlole 2c , alid Courlter'igned by M. Casindr pirieri president of the Coutcil, Wilhiiter of tire ?? A;P contailns the ?? orders : Article 1. The dioposition of our ordonnance of the 31,t of Mup last, which conlokits the Chamober of Peers asd. tle Chamber of Deputies for the ...

... ISLE OF WIGHT REFORM 4MEETING. .N.,vroiT, OCT. 1, 11121. I In pursuance of a public notice, signed by a numerous and highly respectable body of Inhabitants of' the Island, mostly freehollers, a Al eeting took place in a large building formerly used as a brewery, in Quay-street, in this town, on Wednesday last, which was expressly fitted up for the occasion. A platform capable of accommodating ...