... etwo D t A ILOonvoot --- -. .A r r.7zlrr 17 ~- LONDON, ruesday, Februarv 7. NE Paris papers ot Monday contain no political intel- iaPllec of interest. The Siecle states that a succession fi .iC notes are passing between the cabinets of ,f r li d Paris, on the subject of a vvar with Russia. kocatoio^ is supposed to arise out of a secret treaty , the two powvers, by which they} mutually ...

... F*ROTM IFRIDAY'S & TUESDAY'S GAZETTES. I'ZSOLVF.ST. C. Brenchley, High-street, Southwark.auctioneer. Richard Smart, Southampton-street, Islington, victualler. Simon Kinsey, Badwell Ash, Suffolk, innkeeper. RANS)RU5 Y ANNULLED. J. Green, Liverpool, grocer. .1ANICRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Dixon, Manchester, woollen-manufacturer. BA'I ti.UPTS.-FItIDAT. .John Stirling, Conduit-st. silk-mercer, to ...

... ------- Zip 33vtotot faerrurp, SATUBRDA Y, AFEzL 15, 1837. h I THE Irish Municipal Corporation Bill has passed the or- deal of the House of Commons: it was read a third tine non Wednesday evening by a majority of 55,-not so large d d a majority as we expected or could have wished, but it was marked by few conversions. The opposition-the place- , expectants, rallied round their leader: he had ...

... : TOL ZLECTZO -N . ' \ [In the annexed document the sections 01. cutihely: the numberssttheosdofeach ii P refer to the sections which bear upon the fact, a species of coecordance for the whele , - 1. At the General Election of 182eb e Bristol were Sir Richard Rawlinson 1 Evan Baillie, Esq. - 2. The unsucr'essful Candidates were Edward Protheroe, the younger, and-John Williatns, Esquires. S. ...

... To the tditor of the Bristol mercury. Sit,- Atlow iue thle privilege of answering, through the medium ii, of your nest week's .2ercury, the second letter of' 1Yorick.1i Ye nastatIepect the working classes to be alone relieved through - legislative initerference; oli then alludes to America, and asksa) whether, if wye hadl Our political rights, we, should be as well off as of. thywohv ...

... .&grioultialS Report for December. The fleld-labours of this month consist of fallow-ploughhingsucb lands as have been, since its commencement, cleared of their tur- nips, mangel worzel or other beet, or succulent bulbous roots; giving the seed furrow for early beans, carting out manure, both to the lands destined to be sown with these andalsooats, in January; draining of vet lands, filling ...

... LONDON, Tuesday, April 25. .1-B Paris Journals contain no news of any interest, CIPCLt that letters have been intercepted, which prove q , understanding exists between thle pseudo-courts 3telikL anii tGoritz. This hts alarmed the King, whom, ire intoriiied, I)on Carlos assured of the contrary. h x e ,Ma there will he a review of the troops of the en~ of Paris, in honour of the King's birthday; ...

... I To the Editor of the B3ristol mercury. Ma. Enrros,-Two letters have recently appeared in Felix Farley, calling upon Mr. Noel to say if he has or has not been in correspondence with a dissenting minister, on the subject of church reform. On reading these letters, I was astonished at the unmeaning signature of Churchman, in connection with their grave contents. The mere name, Chutrchmen, in ...

... METRE OPPRESSED FREE LABOURERS IN THE T0 1' fE Odr of ike Dr~iatol Mercursj. Stei--The friends of universal freedom have successfully com- bined their efforts in this country to annihilate slavery in the British colonies. But, however gratifying the resselt of their en- deevours to attain this object, there still remains cause for deep regret that the free negroes in Antigua are oppressed by a ...

... A public dinner was given by the independent electors of this borough, on Friday last, to their two reform members, Lord John Russill and P. Scrope, Esq. The new subscription room was laid out with tables for the occasion, and at 4 o'clock upwards of 400 gentlemen sat down to the good cheer provided. Deputations of the Reformers from Gloucester, Bristol, and the neighbouring towns, were placed ...

... One of those strife-engendering exhibitions, called Protest- ant Meetings, but which, with greater justice to the reformed religion, might be styled Conservative Festivals, was held yesterday at the Assemnbly-rooms, Prince's street, upon which occasion the veracious McGhee poured forth his vial of wrath upon the devoted catholic hierarchy and clergy. The rev. gentleman was invited to the ...

... 2mciiani pp 8: bumrobaat0o voto LONDON, WEDSESDAY, May 24. G HE Paris papers of Tuesday are much taken up with TLaccounts of the preparations for the nuptials of the Duke of Orleans; and the love of pleasure seems to gain the upper hand of the love of politics. It is pleasant to notice that the commemoration of the birthday of her Royal Highness, the Princess Victoria, has given rise to ...