... ?OII?oit. +'IEDNESDAtLY, 'EIIRUARYL~l 2G, Jul14. e '[lie F'renchl PapLers (Il Mlonday;l httltpiy b~ring o ticcounts of thle termination ot' the strike at Lyonis, thie l workmcen, eVeI1 inchlding the most teniacious ot' those h concernled in it, having returnedl to th1e manulfactories. h At St. Etienne, a mianufacturinig ,place in thc vicinitv, ti thle sanme sedlitious dlisorders have taken ...

... SATURI)AY, MAR('1 O8 18;34. It is an e?ctradrdinary fact, th?t?sout or ?teen causes tried at our present Asehes? ?. icag thar?h?lf ibe.4iumbee were From the Isl?of ?VighL The Commission for the. ?Vi1tshire Assizes was opened this afternoon, at ?aliabury. The Calendar contains the names of' 97 criminal offenders, among which are two cares of arson, two of murder, end five of persons who picked ...

... The Par'is Pap~ers of MN~onday, wtith thnosc of a previous date, and the Gazette de lrance and IX'Ieassager des Chambres of' Tuesday, arrived by express this morning. 'rhe mnost imlportantt news con- tainedl in thle latrer is an announcemnent that the Em pe- ror of Austria has been seriously i~l.-'lhese papers bri ng accounts f rom U1adrid of t he 20rh . according to whiChI aL Royal ...

... pARt0 AND ?? f'l-i PAPERS, t'AIiIS, MIAlln 14.t ->ir i' ?? VL his Etrce~lency, laord Granville. 6; fl.-r~ It olier, LIer~ Ih-Caii'].\m lbassaitor, anid Genleral s elti'isiie ,1 hid ':'iccessi ely coitfcrenres with thlel)alce ti- eC Sir.)2ie, t th'it2 ol- ote le' oreigtt Aftbi rs. Ma~jor- cc eczera Jt iyzv ;iile 'lc.Caitill of the O~mperor of ~ -pC1I t i 01'',l~r t i-a~bfori'yetitfudy, from i'l ...

... ?oi?ap'0 i? dtw - - -N ?? iMPL)ItiTA\NT DECREES. (tFrom i h Fre.n;ch Paprc.) Pir'ni,, MAf r.~r 21. T'lE , 1'1MadIrit Giazette' of the 8th rnst. contains itifs a icrre; rotathig to the Cle-rgy. Onle l~erts the i¢i Jtdae. scot ilon rule ir~surgent pros '0ces to *. :Lt a1ll tho DL Celela es 311it dliocseie, arid trrito-rt it to thle Goverrimnict t' f ,, dl h, :,1 Cbitteco, ?? ol tl:se *.ho havc ...

... son. ?ATURDAV, AIARCiI 29, 1834. all Mr. Aldermaan Wood, on XVetlneeday, moved ci. for an account of all mlonies that havc been received at cnt the ('ustom House at this Port for the last five years, ow andl also an ?? of the expenscs of collection,) and en the namles of all salaried officers. ec- Th~e owvners andl ocrupsecrs of the l~ands3 and G3arden of (iroundasat St. .Mary, Battcrsea, and ...

... HOUSE OF COMMOifNS. FR!DAYi, A'IA1IC5I 71 Thce morning sitting w~ast occup~ied in receiving petitions embracing, a variety of ?? E. Codrirtgton presented a petition f'ron t Unitarian Dissenters of Ijevonport, complaining oft ?? D. Stevwart presentedf a petition ffrom Dissen~ters in Arundel, for the removall of their clisabi - lities.- LordJohol iu'es.o'fl took occasionl tol notiee the ...

... SATURDAY. MA.RCH 1, 1834. The petition of the tawl ers anti occupiers ofl landi, at ~Uorthingz, for the repeal of' the Shalt and Hop duties. wva Cre nrs tooh 1..1e .I I5 ?? A duties, wa~t preisenteti to the iiouse of Czommlons Ot)n on 'rnuesdtay next, M~r. W'ti~ney. the Illember for b tirightonl wvi U cal tbe. at teit ion of the I lazll of ('onmliout to tble ttionvl of Mlr. lohenl, the) ...

... S's. . J.MES'S PSL.~\ct- A7AIICII 12 9 ElE 1;ing wa:S rirk daV pha(:sed nO cnntfcr tshe h 5lonourt of KIt igh thnfd uponl Charles ld rl rid1 Nl ugent, lRq.. Admiral of his Aa'~ijestys. Fleet, end ?? Grand (3ross of the k'oyal . Hanoverian Guclphie Order. i AR-()FF ICE, Mii.liCtt 14.t COreIxsISloCNS signed by th~e Lordis Lieutzersarr~t.-. Sorrey Regiment of Yieomanry C'avalrv-(ramcl lFran. c ...

... EXECUTIONS.-ADDRESS TO TllE PUDLIC. _ _ _ _ _ hi The Committee of the Society -for the diffusionn of PS inlormatioti oni the subject of Capital Punuihlments, convinced e~ that the least effective mode of protecting life and property, is, s by sanguinary law.s, address the public on this importanit subject. The argumecnts agains~t taking human life for crime-miore pl especially for offercee ...

... .9,L]5 VI -L .--4 THE ' Sentinelic dcs lPyr~oe'se of' Ticyotile, ot the 8hiset tt h olwe ti said ha wh narteittet =et~l- - - h ]gtttaVo th ecto.l agofti~t~ will r> beeie;tmtt dtot ...

... SATURDAY, MARAJH 29, 18?4. WAe have great pleasure in referring otur readers to the Petition from the Inhabihtants of' Chichester and *v i. s , %L{A/ 1111 ultoe 111 ani tan rs0 Ot ntcnester and .its neighbourhlood, to the lecgislature, (in our third ti .page), for enfranchising C'hurch.Lands. We understand li .that the Lord Bishop of C3hiehester has ];indily consented 1t ,to present it to the ...