... conftitution. MOUSE OF LORDSt April 18. THE Royal aflent was given by commiflion feveral public and private bills. Heard Counfel on a writ of error from the Court of King’s Bench, Craigic againft Kiuloch. MOUSE OF COMMONS. April 28. ON the third leading of ...

... grain no materia! alteration, and but little doing. Prices. —Wheat, 70s B‘is. 86s. to SOs.-— Barley, 245. 28s. 30s. to 38s. Oats, 225. 265. 28s. SOs. to 38a. —Beans, 465. SOs. f2s. to das —Flour, 68s. to 735. per lack. On Saturday the Royal Alfent was ...

... their constituents. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Mr. Baron Wood and Mr. Justice Bayfey. York July 24 I Carlisle Aug. Durham Aug. Appleby 28 Newcastle 14 urn caster Sept. 1 On Friday, about one o'clock, the foundation stone ofthe Leeds Philosophical Hall, now erecting ...

... House adjourned. At the usual hour this morning, the Attor vr v. C.Lxrs.w rammed his speech, which f.om its com- SATURDAY, Oct. 28. menremesit to its close, at near two o'clock, was a dull recapitulation of all his original charges. In this lie proceeded ...

... Homestead J • 0 88 And the following Lauds, of excellent quuiitt), viz. The Barrows 4 128 Little Barrows 1 3 2.1 Little Coppv 5 2 28 Great Coppy 7 • 21 Rough and Great Rough . 1 3D SH • 19 Lot 2 An AUotment of I .and, formerly \ ,37 parcel of Steetnn Moor ...

... Petition pi* sented Mr. T. Wilton, from certain woollen-maaufo. turers of London, pray ing a repeal of the wool-tax. Hon, Member argued strongly against the tax, as on. rating to drive the Foreign 00l and Woollen Trade fia us to America; and Mr. Sfiring declared ...

... less than hall its present amount ; wiiich (calculating our revenue, according to the amount of the year ending the sth of April, 18_0, at £61,872,588, aud taking into con- sideration, the five per cent assessment upon incomes, Ac 1 would admit a repeal ...

... give these rumours as they reach us, without pretending to vouch for their accuracy.— New York Gazette, April 4. Extract a letter dated New York, April, 1828— Gazette of this morning contains hints and rumours sufficient to make us believe that the United ...

... AGRICULTURE. PRICES OF FOREIGN WHEAT. —From Danczic we have letters to the 18th ult.. consequence of couriers despatched via Ostend, with unlimited orders for purchase, about 2,590 lasts of W heat were immediately bought at an advance of fully per quarter ...

... Life Annuities Bill—and Budget, for which no day is yet fixed But these are not likely to occupy more than the month of May. Courier. The leading feature of Mr. Peel's police bill brought into the House of Commons, on Thursday, is, withdraw the power appointing ...

... sea any of the Austrian dominions, and reduced two thirds those hitherto levied upon importations by land. N i'hkmik'ho, Aug. 28.—Letters from the frontiers of Italy, of the I9tli of August, say that the opening the free port of Venice is expected to take ...

... from Versailles, the Chinese Positionisl,the Modern Achilles, and Equipollent. The whole conclude with Mr. ADAMS as the COURIER of St. PETERSBURGH, durinp which will Ride, Manage, and Drive A NUMBER OF HORSES at one time, placing them in various Astonishing ...