... z?l f!n=n ?? TAltritiorlirc.. KING Of' FR [EINCH. ) F ?? xct ' llt CHAMA Si sL~. tic0 PSUIs, ])s. '27.-t is nlot liecessilly to inrilit'i ?? iv, thus this daly htidl heelt fixed f'or tile Coomlntncentlelt Ii ;ed Ot time I gislati ve seSsion. Ebi'ly ii tim, forentoon thile ILt stalt prepazrationlS f 01' tim Ilitg's ?? frontl! tii te 'I'tti oii'ts to fthe Clrietaher of Db istooeith sessiati ...

... I SALE OF CPIiIPR ORES AT TRURU. Sampled January I I, and sodl at P'erce's lI.,t ...

... 1upelrf al 15adliament. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, DIC. 11. A message was presented from her Majesty, recoin- mending an additional provision for the Durhess of Kent, in consequence of her Royal Highness's proxi mity to the thronle. Lord BRlOUGHiAM presented a petition from the baptist missionaries of Jamaica complaining that th! Abolition Act had been inedfectual. I-le again found fault wit the ...

... AIULTUA''l:\ IN P'ARtVO. A bov was sintcul(M t, I bll vewell tecently hby tse boX julStiCCS of tlie peaCe' sill' Steilitlg it 1paIil' of bl'eculles be- lt lltt' to ;2 sultliro wit b lircelles wcre declared Senti , ll kilo comtilttltlt to 1)e ihe plpartly of ber Majsty qu ( ueenl . ictorii J,-in ni,,r vords, her 31 ajest ) o lbiceci4.- O)l I'ridl ,y Aw iust 25 a nurtlerouls mieelt- I2 ' c- eel ...

... kl,::ti L.,'IFlRATi'ON', ihe- liil oc 1i': c;I' litutioti is to be fought in tble rovi~tlw;e:l: c0lr ?? :;ilos he ?? of lil able iniiitrulmi ,(l tIlO I 'I,1 1o. ' ti o o tl' IC C lit I( of tile zealI v1itI 0 v%11 ihel II CcilIl i I !,isaiviecve i' -a c ?? too IIedsL II lit pit polo iiu III the Ilate efeulttllS. mifei bidltld ltes;lI(t! liii ic0i Cris li'ts i or toWlaS oc Coilult;e. ?? ulic UV ...

... ILONDON AND DIRMINOI-IAfI RAILWAY. 'I'he line of the London and Birmingham railway, gc' which itas for some time been opened to Boxmloor, was on Saturday opened for the first time to Tring, in I l-ertfordsbire. 'Tile line of road now in perfect order for tle trains extends 32 miles, passing through part of' Middlesex into Hertfordshire, having on the left lnand Harrow, Pincer, llickmanswortltl ...

... MUl:rUM IN PAliVO. Bread is now forbidden to be eaten by very dyspep. tic subjects, in consequence of lhe fermentation it cause in the stomach.--A foreign medical writer, apparently with no view offlattering the skill or vanity of his profeAsion, has latcly asserted that * physic is the art of amciusing the palicnt while nnature cures his ?? mentions a curious custom prevalent in one of the ...

... 'gorrign EutfIligenrc. Ii - Sl'ArN. 1. ?? m B.AYONSNE, Nov. 17.-WOr the 14tli General Espartc- dan ro was to review rill the troops at present occupying W5a a lutirte, Villaba, Ansonia, Arteca. &c. I (j anerul Gercia, witht eight battniliois, marchet on ai the 13th from Cinoguil to Erice, two lengues distant friet Y, flili: Parnpelumni, upon the IolosaI roaod. rom this mal rd poitt tied tile ...

... BEAUMARIS, 16TM FEBRUARY, 1837, This being the day appointed by the High She- tilfor plutting llthe Candidates in nomination, the wren end vicinity from an early hour presented. a scene of great animation. The road leading to u l~c~tilnaris was crowded with carriages, gigs and null a lolng line of electors on horseback all X1nsrtenlilig to ?? scene of actionf Mr. AMeyricek's n nrieids ...

... I t:vit of tip hiltillic Pollrllalo. Front the Times. The people of Scoiland, by the medium of their re- presentatives in the General Assembly (the ecclesias- Lical Parliament of that country), have just adminis- tered such a signal defeat to Wiig Goverunseat as we belihve to be wvholly without a parallel. To those of oar readers who may not be exactly aware of the Con- stitution of that body ...

... U IW T N- . =- = ?? . = = = ?? ' IlEl (SI1\ 11; DEAMONISTtATI0N' I } ?? CHiESTIIt. - I. C'Irer-cl, Atlo' ?? ?? ancient city of hcte h tis. r3ly beenl tile scene of one ot the most ?? ?? entlhiuisstic demonstrations o' conserva- tive feeling cnev witnllessed withil its walls. Che oc casiln * hicih gilve rise to it wtas a public dinner given by tile South Cheshire Conservative Association to ...

... London, Saturday Eeaning, October 7, 1837. t TE FUr.is.-Thle English Market continues firm, with wore appearrance of busitiess, anid the Consols h.ve advanced -I per cent. witbin the week, nud Ex- chequer Bills ure 3s higher, although money is in some demand. Prices in the Foreign Market (being influenced by the English) are looking up, and securities in General are quoted higher, except ...