... 5?fl5??a?1 & '?bur0?a?1'? ?O?t0? FLOND)ON, WizssXsSD~, Decemnber'7. TEI Covernment of Portueat, it is stated, is abouit ?? 'asue a decree for the totai abolition of the slave tratle. This traffc has beei openily carried'on by vessels saillnir Un~ttr ?? flag, andl, it is well knowan, with? the secretsc~nnurrence of the auithorities. 'The ~besris. connell of Carlisle have proved, thiat after ...

... SEVERN NAV1GATION WE have been puzzled by the lucubrations of our con- temporary, Felix Farley, for some weeks past, on the subject of the Severn Navigation Company; and unless our worthy author has the good fortune to be a shareholder in that company, we cannot divine what can be hid motive, as a Bristol journalist, in becoming, such a zealous partisan in a scheme which appears, to our humble ...

... 2?HR ?L4 TEST INTELLIGENCE. , I L IONDON, FRlDAY- MOa~R!;NG PCn 1MoNeav MsasgT-r Ci~yS/T~wsday Eveniag7.--Great stea- sh --didess has prevailed a.a tle ?? fixchange, but the mar- r~t 'is not.tite, so fin ~esedy The parties who U ?? i~ad great exertions to- raise the price of Corisoiza when at i -the kalwest poi-.of dep~i'siotd, hlave recently,. it aippeaers, tb * realized theroft~nade,,.which ...

... FROMt F'RIDAY'S & TUESDAY'S 4iAZET1TES. . ] },INSOL'i' T~. James Richard Yates, Riohg.streot, XWestmiuistrr, victualler. aANK5LiPTibcY SU}'ERScOED. ,Thomas Wlilliams, Bristol, tailor Johnl Hogg, Worcester, vietualler, BAtOKRUi5TO.-t'RIDAY'. Charles Erersheil, Goeport, soap-manlufaceurer, December 13, J~snuary 13, .at Basinli-til1-street. Solicitor, Cooper, Lewies Hipp-olie J. Doubledav, Minori ...

... ?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 ...

... ?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 ...

... ¶rowlr - c0U!fCIL. ?? i V WV Wt e - ?? :THIRD ,ADJOURNED> QUARTERLY MBEETflG. . f y COcrNcCri HOtS2,. T.c~russihtls Dec. 8, 1836. the 2nd insteat. -The bissiiieSStrIinsicto& embraced a variety o f subJests, but, as notbing of particulir interest transpired, wve shall,- a~s mutch easpossible; condiense -0tr report of the proceedings.z s' IPaOVgM5gt~OT, P OROUG8PARES, . M~r. Castle isquired ...

... 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 ...

... the ?L9t1?0t? 3?O?t%4 1,ON.DON, 'rtesrday, D)ecernbei6 . stac rmu is mentioned as preralent at Paris,. dthat ?? Nicholas isinsane. It isstated -i teI inB the ~Augssnmg Gazett~?' that hils Chambertlain, j- btlti rloff, has arrived at PiranLfiort, atid that the--t~rand' i 9|~^irdtal 'who shad -made pzreparations to remain) in = city 2-';vr the.winter, has been. directedl to retjurn iinnm; ha-et. ...

... To the -Editor of the Bristol Mercur. it0';Every right-thinkiflg person must applaud the prin'ciple oif beokicrg additional places of worship, where the wvants of the rltipe~requiiw greater accommodation for that purpose. 'Bust siet .securjty have we that chusches svi~l be buit- in the right nisres~ enid Ibtit the money subscribed wiii not be used merely~eo ?? particular individuals and ...