... the ?? mei~rcury. SAtS POPuLI LEX .SOPXP.A. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1833. THE REFORMED PARLIAMENT AND THE MINISTRXI (Continuedfrom our ZAt two psbtications.) We have already noticed a pamphlet recently pub- lished by Ridgway, entitled The Reform Ministry and the Reformed Parliament,-a work which will convince any man who does not belong to either of the extreme factions, that the newly ...

... At Bow-street police-office, on Tuesday last, a fashionably- dressed man, named William Palmer, was brought in custody to this office by Ledbitter, the officer, who stated to Sir F. Roe that the prisoner was given into his custody on a charge of felony, and since he had apprehended him a judge's warrant had been placed in his hands, which had been obtained on an indictment for conspiracy ...

... We have had so frequent grounds of complaint of I R R E- GULARITY IN THE DELIVERY OF NEWSPAPERS which on enquiry we find were duly sent tons, and we cannot suppose our own to be a singular case in this respect, that we intend il. our future numbers to give a list of such papers as have not regularly come to hand in the previous week. have reason to know that thefault does not rest with the ...

... The Canalization of Great Britain has, in fact, been accomplished within the memory of man; for there still lives one of the original proprietors and chief promoters of the Sankey Canal Navigation—the first artificial water way in this island 1 mean Nicholas Ashton, Esq. of Woolton, near Liverpool, now at the advanced age of upwards of 90 years. This canalized brook conveys the coal from the ...

... HORRID MURDER. WANTAGE, Saturday, Aug. 3t.-This mornii between six and seven o'clock, a murder of the m it horrid kind was discovered at the White Hal t public house in this town. A liWe boy, son-in-law of Ann yuPin, landlady of the White Hart, came down stairs, and was about to open the window shutters, when he discovered his mother lying on the floor with her head severed from her body- The ...

... Si'EECH il-lC)ii o U-il. BY Miss F. Mr. G-b-tt atk^ to bring in very soon A bill to abolish the Sun and the Moon. The honourable member proceeded to state Some arguments us'd in a former debute, On the subject of Smecures, Taxes, Vexations, he Army and Navy, and Old Corporations: The Heavenly Bod.es, llke those upon Earth, \xr ee^ Corrupt from the day of their birth, w.th reck,ess profusion ...

... The following extract of a letter, written by an ar- tisan from Leeds, who had emigrated to Sydney, gives a very indifferent picture of that place Rcnts arc uncommonly high; a house such as I could get at Leeds for 5t a year would here let for -¿Vt.. The place I now occupy with my fanlily has two rooms, six yards by three, is so low that you can only stand upright in the part where the door is ...

... *Ufl- - f h . L1LUL*1 alR UsD ?? k .- . ?? ?? 1 ., 1! AIR. PRIXTEU,-The information given by his Lorshi eeatie t th fist uer, iseredin thle 11'mshsaire Trtgrsh o th 12h. s s exlict, hatitis much to be re- greted th neessrynottio ha tit benmade at the tline ofinicitts' tohae ben neies hi Lrdsipto have been etltalycadt~~ te furt quryas lsetatingof the correct the I-h e at stateosent, that ...

... 'gorrigil fatelliorllre. PORtUGA L. FALaIOTUTM, Ato; -2G.-We have this morning an arrivali froii lisbon and Opor to, the for mer up to the 17th, and the latter to tihe 21st. file accounts received show tile statement by the last packet to be highly coloured. 'he forces of Doill Miguel were on their march to wards Lision, bit hiad onl) rached Conimbbra, and their total amount does not exceed 18 ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPW 4. (From last Night's Gazette.) BA3NKX UPTS.-W. Cori), Tower-street, carpenter. G. Price, Sneinton, Nottinghamishire, twist-net-manufacturer. G. Wightman, 5Vanchester, victualler. 13. Shaw, Harise- thorpe, Derbyshire, candlewick and sacking-manufacturer. W. Gilburd, Brighton, nint-merchant. THE TEA TRADE.-On Monday the East India Company's quarterly sale of teas ...

... The French Kling, accompanied by his sons the Due de -elnoirs adl thue Prince de Joinville, and attended by the istr ot .larie ind a brilliant staff, left St. Cloud for 5,iebsnrg oil lOllotiv. By a Royal ordinance, dated the (t~ds lt r the Warlr Departmeot, which, during his had, been conducted by General Sebastiani and' dmiral 'e Rigny, is re-conveyed to Marshal 'Sodit.' Admiral (Hull, whlo ...

... GUILDI-ALL. SnTuiMAr.-Thie 41tarh on tfieJnVatch, on MaQUdlenei-Hil on Aoe nightoft/ic ?? uft-A ranple mire of the larrers enigaged in this aliry, were tbir day brloght hulaore the Bench, in the ?? Hilt, tanaersltond to be a brtijobi-aker, niad Choirte (iArlithil, Hill ?? ailipted to cut afigure, hinu affia'r of thdi fid, condunthig hilinalelf tvi great nnohloatuce before the Court. Ho Wtrs, ...