... loartamcnia, p k, o0nt1btUn HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, June 28.-The Scotch Reform Bill was brought up from the Commons, read a first time, and ordered to be read again on Wednesday.-Tbe Marquis of Lansdowne presented the last report from the Tithe Committee, and stated that the three bills on this subject would be introduced immediately, so that they might pass during the ?? Marquis of ...

... SA LUs. POPULI LEX SUPP.EA.w FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 1832. -- iex Our journal of this day is necessarily very mucl es occupied with intelligence connected with the most me important election that ever took place in this te4 'country. The subject is of such vast importance m that we have deemed it an indispensible duty to give it precedence over almost all others, to the th -unavoidable exclusion ...

... a . 'S I THE ELECTION OF COLONEL WILLIA I FOR ASHTON-UNDERAXYNE. ! to aot The election in this newly created, or (as there is some a .rcason for believing) this newly restored borough,has been f the most extraordinary that we have yet heard of, in this aor any other country. We myst premise that the Reform A a Bill has conferred upon the borough the right of return- It ad ing one member only ...

... TflE AMPHIBIOUS SON OF GALEN. We never fail to find matter of amusement in the puffing announcements of Dr. Bedale's aquatic feats; but we were particularly diverted with the account of his swimming from London-bridge to Battersea, on Thurs. day se'nnight. We shall copy the paragraph, in order to append to it a few remarks upon the nature of the exploit, and the challenge which the redoubted ...

... INTIMIDATION AND CORRUPT INFLUENCE ch ed TO THE DDITOR O.F TIm? LIVR POOL MEpRcURY. le Smn,-The cursed system of i.ttimidation has already to commenced by the friends of one of the candidatis,'tpan ut shopkeepers, whom they consider under the least oligs. A tion to them. An instance has occurred'in my nsiighbour. he hood this day, so gross and flagrant, that I only regret I ie could not obtain ...

... C~orrovo O~ Uflc2. =- ?? -5 e at nCOLONIAL SLAVERY. cit Y To CHfARLES HOASFALL, ESQ. SIR,-Yoa are well aware that ?? f 'i hitaiyaeat utter variance with the licentL` inter te course of the sexes, and that it must be ?? 1 t- that our holy religion has made little progress where this - lieotiusneS gnerallY prevails. It is an easy m-atter tor the Rector of St. Mary's parish in .Jaraiita to 9o ?? ...

... SALUS POPUIM LEX SUPRAPA. FRIDAY, JULY 20, 18SV. Tbt Wbqpooi AluturP.- - bea The faculty which is said to form one Of the Seel Strongest characteristics of' its inhabitants seems to Par Pervade every .thing connectedvifth tbesistar island. vetI Ai as,. government, a L nitin, for centuries und past, have becn one enorfiouts bull, and, by soniceex ar Id traordiaary fatality, it would almost ...

... ?OtO??hEt. . ASHTON UNDER-LINE. n TO THe RELCTORS OF ASHTO.V-17ATDEf-LIXR, WHO e DP!SI1E T1HA2 I SHOULD RJEPRSSNT' T11151 IN V Without any connexion with Aahton, and having no xi personal knowledge of a single inhabitant of that commu- r nity, I have been, Gentlemen, nevertheless, flattered by o the notice, and am now honoured by the invitation of a c. third part of its electors to serve them ...

... tO PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. us HOUSE OF LORDS. f WEDNESDAY, Aprilt I.-Lord Roden presented a petit o from the Rev..Sir Harcourt Lees against the Reform Bi alleging, amongst other objections to it, that one of the cb' - jeets of its supporters was to exclude the Princess Victoria from the ?? Toynham and the Duke of Suse' T protested against the reception of so preposterous a pethiion se ...

... =U NUMBER OF ROMAN CATHOLICS IN' LIVERPoOL TO THE FDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL .1f SIR.-A friendly dispute has arisen bresen A rd dl, and both are willing to abide by your ieision, iziich communion claitis tie greatest nutimber of pbsona, toU Established or the Rocian Cathllic churct. in L:er. pool ? A says the Proststant niust, or why Eo nnve: tlc churches than the Cathslie? B arnsa.sies y i:orsie ...

... varuttrio. Eiection Proceedings at Oldhiam.-Mr. Bright, the new candidate for the representation of this borough, in op. position to Messrs. Cobbett and Fielding, was conducted t into this town, on Thursday, by his friends, who met him a short distance from this place, in coaches, gigs, &c. On . arriving at the Market-place, he addressed the inhabitants from his carriage, and was received with ...

... Cabal frltilhilrlE. a- er THURSDAY. FEB. 23. PIe in lamilton, Bunker, from Savannah at Liverpool,in 26days. Fir On the 14th inst. in let. 46 15, Ion. 28 30, spoke the brig Ade- te line, Claphan, from Stockholm for New York, out 100 days, Ha short of provisions and water; supplied her with beef, pork, Ed Z bread, water, and small stores, Sze-wood, &c. On the 20th, Lae in 50 miles W. of Tuskar ...