... PROGRESS OF THlE CHOLERA. I NXwcssrLE. Judging by present appearances the clhs lera is now about to subsiFileit Newcystle, The followiig ae the official reports bince our isvt:- NEW CASES. iZeOV. DIED. REMAIN. JAN. 20 7. 7. 3. 57 21..13.. 2 6.61 22.. . 11..0. ..£1 2:. A Z .. 2.;1 ..23_.,2. ,S.3;.63 2:4. 14. 3. 72 GATnsnA.w.-Here, too, the disease is ...

... (From the Leeds Intelligencer.) The rumnours to swihich we briefly referred last week, a of the spasalsodic cholera having broken out at the port of l Goole, hive been too fatal ly Continnlled. Up to Friday nighit, 17 or 18 cases lmil occurred in which thu symptoms sit the collapled stage of tile cholera were well moarked, (besides a numlber of other cases of diarrhoea and vomnit. ing, in ...

... .Varitamentarv lPrbkjrcvtiioo. HOUSE OF LORDS.-T~iivssDAY, JuNE 14. cliUrocir PROPEWOTY. Lord KXNG, in Presenting a pertion.iigatinll ti'thers nd- veried to a sconveruitini Which toi1ii11 plae Q n it Ilor~iler . fli lfit whe n it right rev. prelate aisked l w hewlt lier, if it 1111411 liesteat hedl a ceriainl portlion otj1ii~estitte to Ctidow o w hospital, or front sily similaor ...

... ': ?- - - - - - .--. - 110:;T',?,C' ilk i 11 1'. I LON}DON, TilUIIODAY EvENING, S9EsTr itlItt 13, 1832. I is reporteelel ishe City that a general clticlgeelelt has ltkeln platelieteNellettlte lettilS lithle. S1ltan1 ttllhtlle Paliha Of tlorypt, Iyria, between. Aleippo attn Damiscll , tlad tint te i't'ish treais harie blen eittir'ly vtefealiel. 1The first dae tie loss is s!iiat t0 haitre beta ...

... (Letcte in tihc Leeds iSercury.j I was sorry to seetihat Lord Brouglamwr looked Ill and hatgard, and his voice was ailmost sepulehilal: he sat during i good part of tle evenio pcl)c i'ectly unikoved, but in the lattur part of the debate he roused up and seemed more animited. 'I'le peers no1w began to muster strong, especially on the opposition side. The Duke of Cunmberland (who wats laid to ...

... DOML S ' SOintrvilie, tile soldicr, Jas olitanice his dischalrg. A NcritlOl'tioii of' LIpttl aV S or thlce hundrilied pounills Iiis becil jised In Ia1ll suons, to cilable himn to settle is lite. )eatli hias talien orf in foul diys, six of tihe ihlibitaritis nt' N. ewir, whose united atgos imosuft to 4.7 years.-- NEWtiS. )ii'view. jall. Barlihng has declinced tih call midv oil hin by thfie ...

... LOCAL INT]LLIGENCE. icis Mr. E. G. STAXLEYi-, eldest son of Sir Jthladl , ,sIBart., of Alderlcy, intends to solicit tile blifrac Olt:! ep-I ee'oldems or tile eastern divsion of tile *utuilool I Chester. crj. CoxFwIRmATiox.-Tlhe Lord B7dimp t t;ii i,&--! Ats wishes it to be understood, Iluit ti noitirsi' !ii o.e 11 de, 29thl. instant is intended chiell to t.seialrc ,'ui:-. his and that on the ...

... EMIGRATION TO CANADA, e We have oruch pleasure in quoting thcfloigWl writenandbumurous essay from the Fiire Side Libmrry Ofteimne crowvds which annually leave Gra 'Britain lbsr Anierica, ;tt is astonishing hatot res rcpetn suslied of any thing like correct 111foriiai rsetn that quarter of the world, Their isotiooS, in most cases, are absurd and ixtravaganlt in, thle extreme. kothiling would ...

... MANCHE STER TIMES. SATURI)AY, JUNE 2, 1832. RegArding the Reform Bill as now berond dan. ger, and expecting that in another week. wve shall bie enabled to aniounce that it hias become thie law of the land(, our minds are naturally directed to the consideration of what persons wvil h)e fit and proper representatives of the new cousti ticncy, ami the first thing that strikes us is the necessity ...

... CHIOLERA MORBUS.-OFFICIAL REPORT. COUtNCIL OPPICE.-(THI9 tDAY.)-DAII.Y REPORIT OP CflO- LERA VASt'.8 SUNDERILAND, Jan. 3, 183'2. Remained at List report .1..I New cases ..,, . Total . Died , . .,.,.l Recovered. .. ,,,,.,..,. ° Remaining at this date, 8 osclock, a. m.,, I From tile commencement of the disease, on Oct 2G, ISJ1, ...

... pTI8SCELLANY. PrAYS x 1i 1 A mtsa CH-Mr. IIOrris, the proprietor Of thle A~ Haym'nrket Theatre, Stated, is his esitellet before iti Corn- Talttee on Dramatic Literature, tiat, 05poilaeaefo 200 to ISOI plays and farces, one anid Lien, arid Itiree act piece's, were ol'er ed to Irim fin the coarse Of it season, of' ;wirh iet e v, brougirt out perirpsp only ttve or six. H STRANteIs CoNINlUtRAL, ...

... I AT~ANCHESTEKR. SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1S9,3 FT'he Thricrrs mf Thunrsday orooing Itavs The111 Lit avri-ed sugsinof the Tohjes, wvell knTownI for tile sof wveeksi past to Lord threv, is to manke one that. simall battle oil tire SeCOnld read ilIg--then7 to rly:21 an to fur an onrelentIinrg muti lation of the I B ill ;--fina lly, ~'~ to take tlicir Chaneo that the people of Eog] anrd, ~''whieu xc ...