... several private bills. -Reports respecting Highlands of Scotland order- ed to be transmitted to Lords, agreeably to their ?? of London Bill read second time and committed for Tuesday.-Motion on peti- tions of distillers ?? on Consolidation Duty Bill postponed ...

... and such their annual charge on accountiof debt remains to this day. Bnt, observe, that they have, during the 14 years, made new loans to the amount of about 40 millions of dol- lars so that, it appears, that they have, during the 14 years, actually redeemed ...

... CASE. TuOMAS LAMB, of 32, New Newnham-street, Edge- ware Road, was afflicted four or five years with a pus- tular Eruption, the first appearance of which was in his face and hands, and then it spread over his hody. About Christmas, 1 0.9, the usual period ...

... OF * Burfcitt's Exposition r«« . NEW TESTAMENT. Cmbdlitbcd Sene* of mm elegant Engrarinn by the firat Aaists. Weekly Nusber*—or in Pvts, Price St. each. THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED. Printed on fine P»p«r. f»i* » beM»rfnl new Letter, NUMBER I. Price otJy 6d. ...

... impatieuce-and anxietv of the public to obtain details of the Vie- - toriesof the gallant Wellington, as contained inj the London Gazette, which arrived here last Tues- A day, exceeded any thing that we have witnessed on any former occasion.. For some ...

... extraordiliialr, that hle colild not steiffr the qiicstioii to '3)ilSS with- olt nientiolliig thelm; as they proved, that before Christmas the Ministry had iiot dt1termined whether they should not prololg the existence of the Pro- perty 'lax. beyond thec.ith da-y ...

... Hyde'WilI'. laston, M.D.; Thomas Young,. M.D : -NEW Couxcit.-George, 'ar! of Aberdeen; Da- .vies Gilbert, Esq. M. P.; Charles Hatchett, Esq; .Captain Henry Kater; Williamt Howley, Lord Bj- shop of London; Right Hon. Charles Long, A. P.; John Reeves, Esq ...

... rent, and farther, that he hired a chain- bermi the parish of St. Margaret, Ipswich, from Novem- ber 9, 1818, till after Christmas, expecting one room would do for him, his wife, and 4 small children, his eldest son being at sea, and his eldest daughter ...

... lise to the confidence of the public in the new men and next, measures; but as these circumstances produced a col- trary effect, we cannot suppose the same cause to pro- duce a rise or fall. The iact is, the London iMinisteri~l Press, forgetting that all ...

... 960 | 4,1 ;56,S 1 From theabove it appears thlat the Rievenue to Jan. IX2t0, was inferior to tilit of lJn. 1819, althoiqulh new taxes to the amountof three millions were imposed on 5th of J eily last. Of these ditties it is, however, stated, that hot more ...

... no person that wasu worth teda pounds that d e worth any tti ing for the good of sis country. As for the shopikeepers of London, they s-ere a et of aristocrats together, and vere all work- Dig under one systet of Government ; bie should glory to oee ...

... for, Upper Canada.e 13,5931. for Nova Scotia. .e 6,7571. for New Brunswick. 92S5.1 for Cape BretonM of 5,d201. for Prrlce Edward's island. 0 5,9761. for NewFoundland. l, 17,0SI1. for New Soutli Wales. 5 °2,3581. for Sierra Leonc. . IMILLBANK PENITENTIARY ...