... =OUTSE or COMMflwONS. Alli TUESDAY, MAy 2.-Cony LAWS.-Mr. CANVING M I moved that the house resolve itself into a Committee on the Act I ad seo. IV. c. ItO. Sir Thomarts LE'THanBRIDGE opposed the Speaker's leaving the 1 chair. The hon. Melmber stated that ie sincerely commisserated ' the distresses of the uranullaicurers, and that hade the measures for - J their relief' been confined to the ...

... - . - :1 ?? - WEO3± t1-I L OIWDO3- GAZ!TE:, 1wmw El 10. nr rr x DAO. - mre - - n -r ?? D DECLAfRA TIONS- OFP INSOLVENCY. t W. Whale, Witham, Essex, victualler, March 9, 1827. . J. Bishop, Goswell-road, grocer, March 9, 1827. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Robinson, Derlby, tape-manufacturer, from March 2 to June r 2, at the King's Head, Derby. r7 BANKRUPY'S. I E. G. Hopkins, Fenchurch street, indigo ...

... L )DNiSDAY's POST. Lonrdorn, i'esdos, Atymet 28. T ?? were (lone ?? at 87k, , T lar ?? of business yeste-rday afternoon, at which ter thd rened this morning; a teaction has since taken place ,s ,urter per Cent., their ?? a, pr5-sent being a7 ,, lt andI 8I for October The coltinuatidn is re- sit °I toot an eight per cent. The only business is miaking up, sul ,ig .a t tlsro - toii5 tonl ews we ...

... Tuo DOTY RV 1WZr.0Ciry, EMPTEMISnR 2-. - - - a The lswer which it was expected would be returned a by the Turks to the demands of England, France and mt, uy cae 1lurks to the demands of England, France and Tide s.Russia, has beentreceived. At thieexpiration of the fifteen Hali (lays, iarn nd' das Which 'the Ambassadors naimed as the time within pract ;~which a decisioaa must be come to, they ...

... CI1LTSWORTII COURSING MEETING, TUESDA.y NOVFM;TIr 1 TUESD.ty, t'Or1aIuBEI 21. The Pup)PY Seatlws. MIr. Elope's Ilebe beat Col. HaltoA's Harlequin. L DlAr. Rowland's M1ayfly beat 31r. Mflines's Moonshine. . a U'lo-year ofld sla'-es. t e r. Rowland's marianne beat Air. Alihines's Meteor. i s Ar. Farmerie's Rose beat Dlr. Ilope'r, Her,. r Dlr. H1u.nter's Hercules beat Mlr. Hunlolke's Driver. ' ...

... FOREILnr INTELLIGENCE. r FRANCE. The Paris papers of Thursday. Friday, and Saturday last, contain scarcely anymews of interest. In consequence of the military attitude of Austria, Prussia, and Russia, the Oovernment have determined on a levy of 300 battalions of National Guards: but though France considers it neces. tary to maintain an attitude corresponding with that of its powerful ...

... STATE OF THE AGRICULTURAL INTEREST I I I ~IN STAFFORDSHIIRE- I iea MR. H-ARVrEy WYATT'S EVIDENCE, las Bef ore the Saelet Comtc o IeHouse of Vomnsons, on fl Agriculture, 1833. ha TuE RioJIT HON. SaIR JArMEs GItAHA~t, BART. ait In the Chair. Mr. 1-iAnvEy WYATTr. called in, and examined. U Where do YOU reside ?-Tn Staffordshire. liti In what part of Stafi` lrdshire PAt ActonS Hall, near ex0I ...

... AGRICUlTURE. Mr. Scrope, AI.P. for Stroud, has addressed a Second Letter to the Agriculturists of England, of which the fol. lowing is a copy I_ Gentlemen,-The letter which I lately addressed to you, relative to the unjust and unequal terms on which you are now competing with the Irish grower in your own markets, has, I am pleased to final attracted very general attention. Were it a matter of ...

... NVEI)NESDA't''s POST. London, Tuesday, Feb. 28. Ciy, Ttiede ?? have no Contineotal netna of the slightest. inmortprace this morning, and being settling day in the Stock Exchange. no general busines of any conse- quence doing in the * locrv Market. The account turns out a Bull account. M oney is scarce and the continuation b 16. Up to the preaent time the settling has passed quietly nor ii it ...

... FOREIGNr INTELLIGENCE. cs FRANCE. Pt The Paris Papers represent the French Parliamentary mu Session to be fast drawing to a close, as the Members are L anxious to retarn to their estates, and therefore dispatch the cu business before them with all possible haste. The plan of 81 the British Government for the extinction of' slavery, appears of to be regarded in Paris with considerable interest, ...

... The following sketch will give strangers an Idea of one F rode of-travelling from London to Naples by the coaches, ci w diligences, steamn-packets, &c. I booked myself at the office in the Regent-circus, all cl the way to Paris, paying outside fare to Dover, and the e coupe, or best place,, in a diligence, from Calais to Paris. c Left London at 10 o'clock, arrived at Dover about seven, re and ...

... -. V . .I . s . an . . His. ia ?? left town about half.past six o'clock on Fri. day evening, ih a travelling chariot and four, escorted by a prty of Light Dragoons, ou his return to the Palace at Windsor. Lord Grey arrived in town on Monday, and had a long interview with Prince Talleyrand, who had been some time waiting his Lordship's arrival in Downing-street. Prince Talleyrand subsequently ...