ILmion CONTAINING - The Prices of the inosl iimpartant .4rtieles of 'Merchandise, carefully _corrected up to ih Pablioatiom. opinion they could b.tty exceedingly low; the .11'oklers• however deeline to accept of the terms ..offe, red : ,very few .transactions have in consequence

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The highest price of the heal!: Wheaten Bread .throughnott the tnetwpnliS, is stated by the bakers •to be Fourteen-pence the quartern loaf. Settle bakers sell the quartet:fa loaf fgont one penny to .two 7 pence lower. - .Ib. , lb. oz. 'Peek loafweighs 17 0 Quartern weighs 4 5,1

" Is the existing separation- between their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prinee.ss (f Wales, authorized either by Convitution of England or by the God?" " irt tint lap her .laureat SON - reclines." , A. philosophical mind will discover in " e rY Page of history, and will lame

Mr. CURWEN was astonished that the subject of the Poor Laws was not noticed in the:Speech from the Throne. That the Poor taws required amendment was the conviction Of all who had ever thought on the subject ; however much such amendment was called , 1 "r, he should despair of th

TRIAL OF ABRAHAM THORNTON. The prisoner was put to the bar of the Court of King's Bunch, at nine o'clock on , Thursth:v'morrnng, a more than usual con. course of spectators being assembled. At if-past ten, • hiessrs. Clarke, Gurney, chardson, and Chitty, on behalf of the Reader,

HOUSE OF LOKUS, JAN. 27. . a This day, shortly after three o'clock, the Chancellor, with the Lord Archbishop of 0 terbury, the Earl of Harrowbv, the Earl of morelaod, and the Duke of 'Montrose, tsL Commissioners, entered the Muse; and as , as the (louse .of Commons, attended by

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