... mmlidi Hlouse-timemhmitv recemycil is ol' ?? Ics s.-(I tmle stamnpst, post-oilice, aimd taxes, Il tilinm need be sai(l they speak fur tlhemmselves 1J1 tile cimstmmis it ism wc believe, aseertailicm , tlil tile dities oni all the Itaiinilg articles (if ...

... Justice Burrough is very murh indisposed *] -us-eel his wceakncss wvas.too evident on the cir colit to be doubted hIS p ower Of speaking was so very mu-h redceed, that Nis Lordship became per- feetly inau lible when suamin g up, or exvilnuling t a wit ess. The ...

... hovever, the Joutirnat du Departesrst de Nerd pub- ze lishes a private letter from Paris dated the 9th of ii November, which speaks thus 'I'e acknow- a, ledgment of Don Afiguiel by l'acoe and England a seems still to viffer feoni delays. Difiiculties of ...

... of thc Nav1y. 'Imhc mall is fitted for the mmliceamed the o.lice for tile intn. Mlr. Lewis hing witih all indis ?? Which speaks Imigily for his libema- lity attached lmimself smmecossively toi malI IpLItiCs ill the state, comopleting his circitit fromtm ...

... 10th October; as also the tix On o i e i ir i al that on Ileather redircef-'Our- l;tet accotitsleft the i lloi. (ilt. still speaking. rKI CtOIA ?? IRC I i lgV- 1r' i U0 !3l, ~ ~ ii IIN.,,r n;l, c.-z~t bin lootl a *! it scrnh- ol' x c aii at to dyl-s omarRct; ...

... t which will prove an example to those Whvo woiltl t wishl tn trll aljc on thu rights iof tile peol9l e. t Other l. ?? s speak als $ormondy s the raltylig (d point of Ciharics the Tentl. ?? thiali tisee a Civtl i war AviIll ho projected. It was stttcsd ...

... slightest ?? orftii atholic rei. 'D gion. Tie.5th article sanssevcuy one professes'freely . Q his religion:: 'iThe 7th article, speaking of the supo n. port oi the several modes ofworshiip will say that (1 the Catholic religion- is that or the miajbrity of the ...

... nd ?? into a Coininittee oftSupply. . IHOUSE OF' LORlDS, I At seven o'clock. tbe Duke of WELLINGTON I 1 had Just comiunced speaking in reply to ;Somie I observatioas of the Duke of Richniond relative 'to s the Ictter which had been written. last night by ...

... isonse, an d iingered until six o'clockc yesterday morning,i when death termnissaed cis suffering-s. Hc w asi unaislle to speak, or pcoint outlaloy sloe to his ussr- derers. A hey, w ho was in) a plenglted field close1 to cthe spot, Wias exam ined, hut ...

... to- the-. opposite E party i-n the BadenChaumber offlDeprties, and some . other speikers had', sufficient oipportnnity in speak i t 0, in various toasts ti manifest theirdisapproha tl -tion of thle piipjeiple advocsted at.Hambach. The ' Di-puty Weleker ...

... inast be ad- mitted, is rather a strong measure for a popular King. The time, too, is happily chosen. Orw City Correspondent speaks of a stw Russian Loan which is to be brought fomrward in a rew days, andi the terms of -bielt he stales to have been al- ...

... sold wvell. At present the demcanod axceeds the siupply. Very fewv pieces ol':in kind were left titascld, ancd, gelterally speak illg, superior prices were obta;ined. Selitom or never has the price of contoic goolds risen so tauta as during the last twco ...