... ?? a O s- IM('USE OF (IOA3OIN'S II - .. r . 1 . . - MIIONDAY, AlAnCir 14.1 Sir C. ?? brought a up the report of the committee appointed to try the N nierits of the election petition from the city of london. tl derry, declaring the election of Sir R. A. Ferguson 2 void, and the petition not frivolous or vexatious. A 1i new writ was ordered to issue accordingly. a Sir J. Neuetporl renewed his ...

... HiOUSN OF P'EER1S. DIONDAY. I Ltit21.1 Siveral bundles of' pc- titions were pirtsented inl fueti er sul port of' the Ill iis. terial plaI o1' itforin. SoIIe having been ptresentetl from Ireland. Leitl I''atnFarham cxpress1el his astonishiiient that the third liiill-liamely, t lit flr Ire lct1t. had not yet been presenttd itJ in itt mnired when it was likely to be stub- ntitted lo ...

... 1I3USE OF 2COSZIONS. fIONDA} V.1 il~nt'r 21.1 Li lt e i or Iti iv . T. U. ] - Sir HJoerlt Ime!is said lie hc id to reqnct tht ?? of' thle ?? to a slltje t whic l he tsi about to briti ulidver their notice. It rclated to a LinVISpipatCr whilch lie hll pitt into his hatnIs. It trite cctrencl i, iitportn nt lihen on the eve of a disculsiotl like the bne ?? thtt tlight, thl7t J Dll. 1l11cllbcs ...

... U011001Ii mend an FRID.Ai, MARCH 4,; 1831. nby su se. . - Swm ng The tone of tbe French Papers of Wedn ebiayj s r which arrived last night, is rather warlike. Tbe gotr- Th ie nal des Debats, which is supposed to be in the confi. Atkt; dence of Ministers, pledges itself-in oppoilon tO defte De former accounts-*, that the entrance of a sinl Aus. OEMiC . trian regiment into any of the revolted ...

... 5poitipa'f ant CtW0oJap'0 oo01t0. I awli-vo- -- - - I 111 -w. (From the Frenct Papers.) PARtIS, MARCII 12. E cannot tell how inany Ad.ninistrationij have within a few days. bieenl mde acid inluadle. Every salsool had its own Combhination. Tlhe only I T thing Certail iti that L. CaoSbuir Perrier ?? ic- cel tt'd tilo I )iemission to tuorin a tCabinet. It is Said that t, Cmsillir Perrier has ...

... DIONDAY, MUARCHI 21. 1831. I C( Iiitelitr-nec is reccisedi fron WXarsanv to the 9Lh 1 Nirch. A state of almost inaction nimongst the troops I h ,ll blrecedled thi haist conflict of he (1St It, w hicih is on NoUirItetI Jor by the delay that the Rtusasians meet with pli fromi the bhad state of tile roads in ?? progress to the ?? rointsr of the Vistutla where they mean to cross it. The tih lolish ...

... ?? . 1o- MIONDAY, MARCH 14. 1831. The French Papers of Friday, and the latest iernman Papers, bring intelligence which fully estab. lishes the ?? of the report of the occupation of Winrsax by the Russians. These papers contain accounts fioaM Warsaw to the 2nd inst., which give a connected view of the san-iuinary engagements of tbe 24th ult., antd preceding oays, and render intelligible the ...

... DIONDAY, i'ElBR1UARY 28, 1831. Mr. Surlet dle Chokier, wvho htas been Pro-sident hutl of thle Beligic National Congress since its comtitence. I ?? intd wlto latily headed thle deputatiion to Paris the to )114 the Belgic Crown to lhe young Duake of' Ne. lit: tIncurs, ]laes beets himlself, elected Regent of' the Ilelgic State. The election took place on~ ThIursdiry, when the the lionourable ...

... I:OUSE OF PE8ERS. MItONDAY, W.iucii 14.] The Duke oef Devon- shire in presenting some reform petitions took that oip- portonity to pronounce his unqualified adhesion to the reform plan prpltosed by Lord J. Russell.-Tlhe A~rrrillis of Cleeelrmrt repeated Iris approbationl of the plan. The Calico Duties Bill was read a third titic and passed. On the motion that the London Bankrupt's Bill be r ...

... VI aterpt+ ?? FRIDAY'S LoNDON GAzErTT. T. Jsto's Pr~c, Mn~s 6.1 His l~lajesty S ias this day g~racitto~sIY Plteasedt to invest Vice-Aslintiro Si m iiy ) tihy w~ith the Ealsignia of's Mdight Co'tniitatt- dur of the Mlost I Ion. Mlilitalry Urder of the Bath ?? C(lo wx--ol't'tci, Maretch W1i lflembers returned to If M ol' ItsI, ill thle entilit5y tftitltldce ?? intthe rotmiit'o air hiipij charles ...

... Amontaggo AnD 911CO'Dav'o v Colo. ..t? (Fr)om the Frtentch Papers.) WARttSAW, FRII. 21. - eust givc yoou tlie news of the figlt of lYIV unfor- - tiv nettnry- Tie ar began nit the i1th of tili nolt niltimt ilnl allhdl. I trnerai tlwer.itki ttook eIklect, a , ie u ,c s e t l l6 il, tu tu i i t -riC ai1 1 l t g. u, d ii , , t io k ri S liCtS iii yvvve:ii sgini~lti, li a lunt lltravenl gave Us ?? ...

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