... THE grand desideratum of a cheap, easy, and certain remedy IL to all diseases, having at length been discovered on a simple and natural process, by Mr. Morrison, the Hygeist, the Vegeta- ble Universal Medicines are presented to the afflicted in any complaint whatever, as their sure reliance of a certain cure. As testimonies of the great benefits received from all parts of the kingdom, in ...

... SHIP NEWS, FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 25,1831. gimbals. WITH SUNDRIEs.-Merthyr Packet, Head Ebenezer, Thomas Amity, Rogers; Castle, Phillips; and Mary, Hooper, from Bristol.-J ohn, Thomas and Swansea Packet, Steel, from New- port.-Hettun, Vaux, from Plymouth.-Venus, Gulliford and Friends, Davey, from Bridgewater.—Jane and Sarah, Hawken, from Swansea. WITH OATS.—John and Elizabeth, Beynon, from ...

... TIIDRSDA Y, OCf. 13.—The Employment of the Poor (Ire- land) till was read a first time on the motion of the Duke of Richmond, and ordered for a second reading to-morrow. Upon the presentation of two petitions in favour of the reform bill, the Earl of Harrowby took an opportunity of stating that though he voted against the bill, he was not hostile to reform, but, on the contrary, was friendly ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE.—The Lord Chancellor, in the House of Lords, on Saturday, after alluding to some unfounded charges made against him on the subject of the Bankruptcy Court Bill, adverted to another gross misrepresentation to which he said he had been subjected in regard to the Reform Bill. He saw it again stated, that there was a decided difference between him and his noble friend at the head ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, SEPT. 27.-The royal assent was give by com- mission to the Surplus Ways and Means Bill, the Waterloo- bridge New Street Bill, and a private bill. The Duke of Wellington presented two petitions from Queen- borough against the reform bill. Petitions were presented from several places in favour of the reform bill. Lord Bexley presented a petition from Harwich against the ...

... Th& subjoined communications with reference to the de- cision of the House of Lords on the Reform bill, from Lords John Russell and Althorp, were received by Mr. T. Attwood, at Birmingham, on Sunday FROM LORD JOI-IN RUSSELL.— I beg to acknowledge with heartfelt gratitude the undeserved honour done me by 150,000 of my countrymen. Our prospects are now obscured for a moment* and I trust only ...

... SIR,-A correspondent in your paper of September 24th, who signs himself Treman (timbermerchant, carpenter, executioner, from the fatal tree, What does he mean 1), has charged Mr. Fos- broke with deriving liosse from the French Rouge.—Where, when 1 Mr. F. can find no such thing. Treman also says that Wye did not mean River, and that River Wye is not a pleonasm. How comes there to be a Wye a ...

... THURSDAY, SEPT. 29.-The Earl of Rosebery presented several petitions from different parts of Scotland, in favour of the reform bill. The Lord Chancellor presented a petition from the city of Edin- burgh, in favour of reform. The petition was signed by 36,159 persons, and from the pains that had been taken to prevent any person of unripe age signing the petition, he thought be might calculate ...

... itftailtits* CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday, October 24.—Our supplies have been since this day se'nnight, of English wheat, barley, malt, beans, and peas, as well as Scotch and Irish flour, good of English flour and Foreign linseed great; of Foreign wheat and barley, as also seeds (with above exception) and oats, from all quarters limited. Foreign flour or rye, from any quarter, none. This ...

... A renewal of the armistice for a fortnight has been agreed on between Belgium and Holland. The letters from Antwerp state that great alarm was felt there on account of fortifications on an extensive scale being commenced under the superintendence of eminent French engineer officers. The statement made public was, that it was for the protection of Antwerp in case of an at- tack by the Dutch ...

... lite lines transmitted by Dacias have appeared in a former number of the Merlin i The Merlin of next week will contain an abstract of the new Game Act. The proceedings of the Newport Reform Meeting did not reach us until late on Thursday night, when the whole of our columns were pre-occupied with their destined matter. TVe regret th? omission, but hope that our Newport friends will be ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. It is reported that the Marquis of Palmella arrived in Paris on Wednesday se'nnight, and held an immediate com- munication with Don Pedro. The loan for the patriot cause of Portugal was said in Paris to have been concluded. The Terceira Regency can command 8000 fighting men, three frigates, and some smaller craft: they are to sail under a blue and white flag. Don Pedro offers to ...