... MOMVIOUTHSHIRE, &c. HISTORICAL, ETC. NOTICES orPMoNOtouTHSISREE, NO. Mi. P It is nearly at the western and northern extremities of that part of the coal-field,'contained within the limits of this county, that the great works for the purposes of fluxing the iron-ore, and for converting the iron, when fluxed, into bars, rods, &c. are situated. The prilciltal e of these are the Blacnavon [ron ...

... ele pomt of f1olbap to mUebnmap. TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. DoWaN-G-STni'ET, April 6. r-SIIE Prince Resent has been pleased, in the name and I on thc behalf of His Majesty, to appoint Hatrdinge CGifflird, Fwq. to be (7biet'Justicc, amd Richard Oufley, Esq. to be Puisne Justice of Ceylon. FoltsEIGss-Omceu, April 6. ili-P Roval llighness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in i the trame ait-d on ...

... -et 3i 2flrurp. MONDAY MORNING, SIX o'CL.oCz. C}E LIBER7Y OF THE PRESS IS THE PALLLD U)I OF ALL TPZ VIULLTICAL, AND RELIGIOUS ?? OS AN ENGLiSHMAN. stunias. The congratulations of the Ministerial Journalists on the ahbct of the flourishing state of the Revenue, as a symbol nleD efcct of the restored prosperity of the Country, are 1Ngu aly paralleled by the measure recommended by the er littee ...

... PLAN FOR THE IMMEDIATE RESUMPTION OF I - CASH-PAY-MENTIS. To the Editors of Thu Bristol Merrro'y. Slts,-It requires scarcely the uinderstanding of a child teP discover that nothing call be more absurd or ridiiculous, than fur the Bank to issun Gold at 31. 17s. 101d. per oz. while the price of the same mnetal and exactly of the same standard, in respect of fineness, is worth, in the Bullion ...

... Ilistorical Review of the Progress of Public Opinioll on Parlianientary Reform. No. 1. [Foien Ttie Bsirrsit STAeritsMAN's In forin, g a precise and proper opiniol on the subject of 'arlianenLarv Reform, it is desirable to become acquainted with the progress of the public sentiment respecting it, as well as the progressive alterations that have taken place in the constitution of 'arliament ...

... - ?? NWAF ALTERATION OF LAWS FOR SETTLEMENT OF I THE POOR. - Mr. Sturges Bourne's Bill for this purpose is not yet printed, so as to be in the hands of the Mcmbers or the ICountry. But the subject is of such great importance to ag every person possessed of property throughout the nation, A that we cannot forbear making a few remarks thereon; ry though we shall, of course, reserve ourselvcs fbo ...

... W- al $Ct. ' FI(OM SATURDAY NIGHT's GAZETTE. Arerisge price of Coingprgq. th roughk~ Englaind & Wales, Ari il a. Wheat ?? 7 B1.; fig. lid. Beallns ?? 63..2,1. -. ?? t al ?? Avvrloe price Ot'Sugal r, l pe led renthe rette lsv mvite (Air ile eelK endhig April 7, IS1S, 6 IN. 6ii. Ilid, per C rwt. uxcilsive ,1i d nity. BANKRUPTCY EZLARGED. W. R. Vigers, Austin-friars, merchant, (trading ornder ...

... Whel Mkr. PaRO ?? read t1re Re. oltitiosls of the Comimittee for coliductbitg hi, late ele tioll, ii tihe Bristol payers (of last weekn, li! e is in tilm firt ilist:nice ilwlilled to expotse with merited sevelit' tb1e wiscruble stjltertttges by whiicl their assertiohts Could iulole bie atte lted to be Oksu ted. Otl ileetion, lie thiniks that he Ftall test c!itlidt witL a is tile to ili n ...

... 1-1.)OAcript. FyROM?AI IJ ,'URDAY NIG'T's (AZlllE. ho j'*4i111rEtATi., ?? 17. in TirIs Roval lligh1 ,c; the Princc lttgont. tl'tia? into |1Uj llsocal tnsidteratioii tfeigrciit nnil ffii sers iecs stl rendered to t Ctll(C comon causic ofEuropc, liv the linder- thi mentioied' Oficcr of, tlhe Allie l Forces, during the recent mlneorable c1lni5paigolg, ?? been graciously pleased to w constitute ...

... STAT]t Olt THE CURENY. T' the Editors if Thxe Brixitsl ercnry. Sir5,-1n a letter -diliresedl to you a i5eek age, thle wyite, clarly proved the s uperior qualities 1oiscssnad by the precious metals a. a mieriim of' exclihrge to supply thc mutual wants of society: he explained tile operations of the Bank, in partially substituting plper ior a metallic currency on the espress promise to pay the ...

... APt,,E IT''I)ER THE EXCISSE-LAWS. ,i-.(ler ?? recollect that this subject has latcv| lli; hlI a*:ttrtion of Par! iament, l bfore which instanecsi ;;:al i] ahlez- and intrinnement of the rights ?? lidh- n e t c a recentlv browdht. We have for some time 3 r'e to nlersta~d that ,trcat grievances of this sort h *, nuqr ced hv persons in the ncighbourhood ?? ' o f)irt, iII Mlunouninohshire ; and we ...

... -: )2t peot of1anb1at? t rlesar, I TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. '.jtnhrd. Bristol, gro-er. Atts. Messrs. Poole & Greenflield, .,5.sInin-sqtuare; and Mr. Livett, Jun. Bristol. ii. 1'letcher, Blackburn, Lancashire, manufacturer. Atts. ,,j l Mackley, anchester; a-id Messrs Beinnell & Dixon, St. .Janic, Kmntsh Town, tanner. Att. Mr. Carter, Lord r Court ()iiie, Roval Exchange. CLI. an, ...