... TI-JR LATEST INTELLIGENCE. - 0 f - ?? 0LOND-ON, FRtDAY Moanecar. Another Attemt pt to A3ssas,5inate the K8ing of France. - OP.$NIN7G OF. THE FRENCH CHXAMBERS. [From the casmes.) We received last night thne Paris papers of Tuesday, anti letters from our correspondent 'in that capital, containing the particulars of A New attempt to Assassinate the King of the French, andbhis Majesty's speech on ...

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... TSo the .Editor of the Bristol Mercury. Ssa,-A most extraordinary meeting w as convened in this town yesterday, by the, so called, liberal friends of the church. It ap- peared that l5 gentlemen had been recommended to the Lord Chancellor, as fit and proper persons to be trustees of the dilferent charities belonging to this townl, seven of whom are churchmen, land eight dissenters. ?? ...

... FROMf FRIDTAY'S & TUESDAY'S GA4ZETTES. :C INSOLVENTS. o Edmund Dowling, King-street, Tost-er-hill, grocer af Richd. Carruthers, Lower Thamnes-street, cheaseinoiigcr d John and Gcorge Wirnble, llaidstone, wharfingers. . B~AN:!ERUPTCY AaN'NtrLEn. e George W~ood, Preston, draper, and tea-dealer. sANgiti;RUs.-FiinAY'. e Jas. 1i)ckeson, Fish-st.-hill, oilman, to surrender Jan. 3, Feb. ?? 3, at ...

... ?fj?_%ritol jRflTtW??. SATURDAY, DE?Nzn? 10, ISSO. , ,£,,Z, DEI.AlUL, - $~S A proposition was madle in the Town-Council, yesterday se2'nisight, which is of~ considerable importance. By a re- ferenace to the Thiitoi? C/harities it appears that, in theyear 1606, 'the old Corporation lent to themselves, in their capa- city of> feofibes of Queen Elizabeth's Hospital, the sum of 3000. In 1609 they ...

... -t.se.:Ss-ssl ?? is = - - He god bt'tt ^£rtrS. . . SA.TZJRDXY, .t)ECE3tBEE 24, ISSUE - - - - TO OUR RtEADERlS. V>: gladly embrace the opportunity, which tize seasen of the year nallirds us, of offerinlg our warmest acknowledgments to our Friends and the PuEblic, for the very extensive support with winh;CI THE IBXsTOL MaERCsY has been honoured, and which, wse are proud to say, is cvery wveek ...

... 4 ?I ?S??Ee?ATOR? REPLY ?y?Ifl?COUNTRX I ?TT?ilfCRI1'1CS? ?? ? } -Mg ?? Sril ber n tid thanight ago, we| okB4 g @~ ll harsh anti-mhl15teril tone of this 1 bejotfrina~i ?? aii ifcandid use of | ?? .B. P nr~tma' peinblat Paei ..Oi be- hutm rof the liberals of ~mzstctwe met the SpeCtator's'assser-tibn4iEthel ?? Of the Ministry-with-e o ?? ¶petdently of other evidenreie4-6tW ffu c:onte niy4s ...

... A. VOZC?Z ?'ROM GL?NKL1??, Ad~dressed to al! woho tn magy contcern, and, in particul~ar, to ec Shsz~reholdcrs is Mve C'helsenhans and Orford, and LondoA~ Rirmeinayl ?? ionl Railway L'ompany2. By ONE OF THEIMSELVES. a He thlat hzates tit?,,A shall be the dupe of fiss. -Cuws'rra C C 'sI tN. tHE *design of' the following remanrks is to open your ?? to the situation in which wve stand as ...

... ?o?t?ct?pb LONDON, TUCRsDit*; DeCee~nbrS. 'J'tE Paris papers of Tuesd;ay, Wfljch were somle~ L deltayed bv the boisterous weather, have br som~e imnportant intelligence from Africa. M rlgt8 acco~rding to the in telliigen ce conveyed t6 Twt }go B by the Phare steama-hoot, whzichlefact the V.00e fro m r 28thi. of Novemtber, was in full retreat for Bg O' I0 be giivert UD, for tlhe present at ...

... TE[E CHURCH. S Ih5? 5.,LLL?A51??. 'When first the 'var broke out between the deans and chapters and the bishops, we were struck by the modesty with which the deans stated their case. They did not pretend that they bad used their patronage for the good of the publit', but, tacitly admitting that they had feathered their own nests, they said to the bishops, look at home-retorted &e qeoqae-and in ...

... ?? mieeting of eheisrn~scee;,^ beld on the 12th inst., it was re- wivred, that in all cases in w~bih gifts are directed by the donors so bediscribotedso persons to he nominated or recommended by ministers, cburchwardens, or overseers ofparishes, the bocrd ilseif vwilpay suicls ,ifts to stte parties so nomninated or recommsnded; sand she secretary wvas directedi to communi{cate s5rch resolution ...

... 2WE LA2$ST INTELL4GENCE. LONDON, FRIDAY MoaxsUNe- MORNING CHRO21ICLE OFFIce, Five o'Clock.-A dsacc which we have just received cramn Paris, brings gom news From Bilboa. Espartero withdrew, on the 15th, from his position on the Cadagus, which he had assumed at an expense of soroe loss of life. He retired to Portugalette jL with his artillery and the bridgc for wvhich he had waited a p week. The ...