... ELTECTION OF (HAl-}CAIW'ARDEN6. tiln it ist lte tir-ioced intetcniti if ilia Ttirics. i ho n- ir e to t ie v ei ,Iala e te a ?? . pl a, Icl tie Idcc~ .. ?? wii. viel , cct tle VCSI nit \l c ,c i 'll Wc I :ect I'll cc. ?? I t U 1irc 'lilt 'I r. Iletrry andi his fell-,cciu e rchwlcticivu tell cito ccI riuilrc.YIvjiac inn- 0ld l th fit 1:i in ite rcmi, lu),l S,,t ?? exeiicu ttt-I iei lccilciic~d ...

... The French papers of Monday contain little that is of general importance. The ordonnance of the X Queen Regent of Spain for the formation of the Urban s militia-which, so far as it goes, may be deemed a C national guard-is given in some of these papers. It 3 is a measure very cautiously resorted to by the Spanish t government, on which account the more liberal corn- munities, as Barcelona, for ...

... Ad made - ?? no --t1; 1 IsIvnC: Mlyln 'nv &r TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. _U GEXTrlErME:N,-.My worthy neighbour, the 1Rev. P. Bronle, HI scertts, b)y his letter inserted Iii your Paper of last Satur didy, tol be E Milgihtily mioved with the reniarks I maiode oi swile portions if his Iearned essays, priltted itt thtr Leeds ltteliigettver, relating to the tC conduct and ?? of Disseniters ...

... LEEEDS, SATURDAY, MIARciP 1. Time state of tcr'do in tile fritri']o'l Is ' 110 8±3 f03CC.~ 'LI 00110d be 'Cisl'IC' but still at f iir 10W 100 is d1011g III ltte Iarticle1 of Avool the trmia±ations are Ic .unlcroIOiC airpne fromt thle quaitelsiii ?? beiri,' e' co?~ding3 ''13 hart is to ,iiitd''. T[le arrivals 1 fro (1'-'riniy cIII'i' '3i,,itcdind ii I tho- woo'l: endiint.g to-dil 13 ...

... FOREICIN INTELLIGENCE. 1 - At Paris, a new law of the press, levelled cheifly at the circulation of the Ban 8ens, and another similar publication, called Le Populaire, edited by hi. ' Cahet, member of the Chamber of Deputies, has been y passed in both chamsbers, received the royal sanction, t and was promulgated in the sfoniteur. M. Rodde, the proprietor, denounced itasan oppressiveand ...

... WEEKLY ErPITOME. FORlEIGN AND POLITICAL. it the sitting of the (hirt of Asslieq. at Douay, in France, ont the 3d Inst. two Erlglishran, ie.naed Clark and, pair, wvho resided at Calai-. were convicted of knowvinglv circutlating Torgied h3onk of Lrigintid notes, and sentenced to' hard labour at the hulks fro five years, and to Stanid fur an hour in thle pillory at, Dunleirk. T1he prelfect or ...

... sj ?? sl.1 a1U~)L () ?? , ?? FAIR. . . ,, . . . . . . 'ro 'ril 17D .I7WT kilL'THE If 7 ED I I 1 77.kL. p jj7 10': '1ll'!'111' I ''Vti7: 1.) L:. ?? r I.; ?? Iit ?? .;I ?? ?? A Vvl, i C';U Co 1 cli 1 :tkkld' .r /i.e ! ?? ?? ?? 1,1 ,l:: ?? dl ;e :C f E' ...

... AND IlUIMBEn MsP.1tCur.Y. Oun readers are aware, from a paragraph in our last, In which the later proceedings of tile House of Commons were adverted to, that the motion of Mr. O'CoNNEL L, for a revision of the oaths taken by members, was received by the house in such a way that the hon. and learned ventleman was glad to withdraw it. The object of the motion was to relieve the Roman Catholic ...

... Muclahorroraandalarm hasbeen excited in theneigh. bourbood of`Epsoim, Surrey. by the murder of an indi vidual, named Richardson, and great efforts are makir, to discover the perpetrators. Their unfortunate i it appears, was steward to Mr. Perkins, of Bletehini, and bad attended Epsom marketas usual. In the cour if his transactions he bad received the sum of £23 3s from Mr. Stokes, of ltwell, ...

... THE following is an abstract oftlie Bill for granting reliefin relation to the celebration of marriages to cer- tain persons dissenting from the United Church of England and Ireland :- 1. Persons whose bans have been published may apply to the officiating minister fur certificate of publication, which shall be delivered to them upon payment of a fee not exceed- ing 2s. Cd. 2. Memorandum to ...

... TILE CORN LAWS. Nil T NO, I. e MACHINERY vEitsluS TIE CORN LAWS. TO TIlE EDITORS OF TlIF LEEDS MERCURY. G:- ?? LE.E Ni,-At a moment whcn so many reflorns are u ivocated, theae is at least thle warrant of precederst for urging the repeal e of oar Corti Laws. Bit thtr alre weightier reasons thou the one of mere e premtltvit for urgibg titat repeal now. Justiee to all classes, distinct from that ...

... HoLr:' OF COF2OMMONS, TH'lURSDnAY, iFz-i. 27. The Ut 'Wlti talk ;ha chair atmL quartsr pat tweilve. Bir AIN ES, the new Member for LP91ds5 took the[ oaths wi ?? IA .\ DI A l.EI presented aI petiftion from a piece litt Esofrah 10p'S. oft ho nail A1n1 hel do tios. 'j1. fC)lo~liSO.N ronsidercd thet .s thea Noblo L~ord the Chanoelli,r mf thle ' 'h'it;loisd, as it 5w010, i1e-10oj ?? skiP Ito ?? I ...