... -I ;ifTSE OF COMIMvONS. Malurch 7. 'l'he rish forgery. bill and the airring bill WIre read a firs: tile. 'I'ne several bills bor inaking the Irish reve ues permanent were read a second time. On ?? motion of Mr Addiogton, the tijise for hearing election petitions were fixed as follows, viz: llchester 'andi East Grinstead for the t;th 'M arch Gilas- goxv and Oaklhampton fur the 24th March;- 1 ...

... NEWCAS4h.YAk7EMATR 151 Four nails frotn MbttiGertlgh,'1d two from l amburgWr: have been recedved; but neither rench nor Dutbhl papers. -have reached thiseouxitry shse-citor lasti. By the ?? of Erensli aed Dutch jour1laiS we are' deprived of 'the intellipeme of tlie moviemcnts of, the French and Prussia. athess whivh the daily billetinai. of the Emperor NapoTrcoa ?? arid this Want1 partial- and ...

... NO RT.HUM BERL AND.I-G A ME .:D UT ?? | An ALPHABErICAL LISTb PERSONS-.whbo ba;,taken Out CF;RFWlCAhESfor i8es. | ATKINSON Tbhmas, High House, Gt Arc--er Wm. Stellin-, Esq. Aylmer Lieut. Col. -Bewick ?? Aridersn Jobll, Glanton, Gen-t. Abbs Bryan, Shotley'Hdill, Esq;, Appleby Nichblas, Sturton Grange, East- :held, Gent: . . Armorer MriThomis, Orerakere Allasonthe Rev. rho Heddon, Clerko: Ar,.i ...

... '7 ?? . . - T' q 'N -J-?ONI A JOTTDO', (AZETTE.- i .'nrAti e Oice, Juno 20, o8 * r cti'n -F^lrut.1 [i; leutter wvra ccicctscqed ti 'Adt;iii Sic gicihard St, : ?? Prc' , jcne 6, c017. . . ie hotiocir to ecjitlaeict yol, thiat ?? LIs ;len 'rcif s 1if tII tc'cnscvracicc. ccc (ultc' tic gti. I rt stitch 'Ot- ItIi .a cl'to cwt to ill' n ?? sigclal, at about ltai j o cl \ i i. tC rcc r'c.svc'i', kc ...

... TV FROM THE CAIMLISLE P1ATRTIOT. T,_- 5X ' ?? : 1P WiHAveMS.-WelV have alreiady advered to thie lwv rate of iviges whicih the tnaninfacturelrsoF this cityandn eightbourhiood, have,. For some time past, been compelled to allow their ginghiam weavers, I In Consequence ol the depresserf state Ut this blnch of trade. It is natural th at this state of tinit:gs should be produetive of com- ...

... TfIE KING. (FIro- th, 11anoz orvcrtc/,e I IAXO5VCL~, (crT. ?? the 21 th his Msljestv received ViSiTs fiom the .14Rnadgravs of Hlesse Iolri;lbOirg anl the Grand Duke of Nveijilar. l-is. Majesty ?? -viLi the Prilces now, here ;it one taible, to which the iarqtins of Londonderry, Prince Vtet- ternich, Genmrn'i C'ount ''alluetien &c. vere invited. In thO 'CoVning the CitiZe'ls gahe iiS Majcsty a ...

... I 1PARLIAMEATTARY ARSTRA07 contiti edf) Ig ? 11 ? . - ? UP. - ? i HOUSE, OF LORDS. MoNDAY, JUNi ~6. Several bills were broughx from the comniobs and read a first tire. Lard Gre jpre- sented a petition frotn Mr It. G. Butt, imiprisonel for a libel, praying.for relief. His lordship stated his belief that the power assumed by rmagistrates to commit for libel,' beforea verdict, was usurped and ...

... F .4R\OM THlE NMADRAS COURIER, Jt!LY4, 1823. A Meeting of the Mladras District Curinsittee of the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge was held on Saturday last, to take into consideration the best means of co-operating with the parent I society at home, in carrying into effect the resolutions for erecting7 a monlument inl the Cathedral Church of St Paul's, to the memory of the late Lord ...

... THE ORUPEN'S DESENCE rmtlay, Ocluber 9.-A 9rDr I llad retired, Charles Mills, Was oalled uap. lie atuted that he generally resided at Rome; gaw her mejesty there in 1817. for 12 davs, and repeatedty dined with ber at the hotel Etiropa. Witness left Rome before her roya] higli nVms. ShO TVaS V.sitme by pers5ns of rank. and had all-the dis- tilctions Aliotted to her which *ere shemn to other ...

... I .. OUTRAGE AT DOKtit. FtIidny, twelve ftalians, eleven men and one Woman, under- .otd to be witnesses gairist the queen, arrived at Dover fromi Fiance. Whie they were in the' Custorn-house, having their lug- gpge extmined, a large crowd,' consisting ot umera, women, and O IIdhen', coliected in front of it, atui on their coaningouit fell upon -thepi, aail beat them must unmercifully. uttering ...

... P'i L-. A - AAR1 V , Ar TlJfra p. 2:R. I IOUSI OFI LORD)S. MoAtSDA, M sAciI ...

... ?? 7x5. In a co. omittee on the Scotish judicature bill, 'sevkral amendments were agreed to, on the suggestion Of Lord Grenville, and the clauses resppaiing the chambers ot the court of session and the court of review were separated from the rest. On the motion of Lord EIdon a cumsittee was appointed to searcli 'for pa'ecedents as to the place in which the lords ofsession, who attended the ...