... )BRITI:SH PARLIA ME.NT. £~R ~iPIOU~lop L(RDS, T7imrsday April Qs'. a r Th'lis dlas his5 MAit~sty eut ilo shte ito the House nf , Lords, %a hlle, l~ivilit seitted oen tae Throttle, thle (ceti le-' W101 'i r Cshtrolti*' im.c IO& ti 511 ctiitimanded ito require Il h itd iic- Of Ile V inols I ho, Precieded by t heir SpClv, s'pon a ir er%%a rth vilemt op,) aftel' s hich lthe Kin ga dtliNV~oeiI thle ...

... oWroL, 'l ji.SDAY, JuNK I *~SAl' 4.I *iUi:SDAY, JUNK 12. ol, illl Ieltr Agen t ?? LlFtnoyii;fn-lV ^s'~ltito ]jotd, la a ?? i~t'ted tntlr, ,,rrl- Me I a'l aappy lo aisl, that Irariquillity bag oni Ittir ' brdg E have iropes Caaf' mCojiltiiifti. 0 ;tan e s, and ill to nivderatioit oftale r i~ Grk 1 Islands being itf a ative of revolt, gr IfIor ur x i )e l1riglalll l; lit1 ieba otitl to take, ...

... NFII CHURCH, RUR7MIN tJPO.TRENT. A --I 5I. Ltisdl2, jVj1,4i./. 01 ;I Z1hA~ NVedoesday lust -being apitdt ozho~ h ?? IolitdIi o hogh&t otily oj laying tile F'irbt Stonie iaf lehniite Cot iw 'trchz to lie latilt inl autntpomT~ iery larg~stild ?? res~pctalile Process. 5iol %%as Ijrined, and proceeded liun, rthelumva~lltl tuwa tifter 1g mucliick, lin the followinlg Order:- Special Cotstubles. ...

... On the STATE OF PRISONS. [14roim the Edinburghl Rer'h'w, ?? TI. IfA very grtamillS a weV7 nfiglected1 Obj in Prmrtisoa~ h Ini. UraiO shoold be, inl every jmfaill Ml i'iiisie *l(.11 4 fresiiiss. blur sutis- ol. diet; Ft. Bireadi and Whlet; 2dly, s (ilimprison diet. to be seitled hby ?? Saltd, Ilest pfliosfi diet,. t be settled lh, ditn;-Itldy. Fiee dietl, P lriim ahiet- tliit'ui- ~lnnI ...

... 1. .. .? - - ; ;, ? l. ?? ?r ot , ! I I- il?SDAY's?::TQS .,LO'NDON;.MONDAYj OrPT.-9. T.ierrivtod t he~y am ?? ts mP ii buiores, Gouohil, I'~imievr, amId.JRanuig, mare cqqmmd'nted. to death; :thrve to two yettirl' imtprisoisiment -tame tim three yeurs~,a-nd thoee to' five yemrs; nmid viile rs- th li~e lne ime sumperinteimmdrnce Itoflhe Polc fu 1 vears. i110feen. were ficfimmismetd :3'lm~h~e ...

... TIOUSE of COM31ONS, Tuesday, 'Alay 1. A l- ?? ?? I ?? Af ;n- lre 11e- vIn- e a; Al Mr. Hraskisson bioirg'lt in albill to improve' thle ;ille and 1,2 ~r* regulate tire rerearue of the lanads of ?? e Crown, whicia was Hc log rend the first Iime.-The Cihancelior of ahe Excireqarer moved Ag the order of thle dJay, that tire Rleport of thle Commaunice of I ala.)J Supply be brouaght ?? tl11P ...

... TULS'DJJA Y's P0!875J LONDON, MONNDAY~ AP.RL 30. o F, have received ct~e Parn, Yapers oil.Triursdiiy XV aid Fridiay. Letteis troin Vicunao, received at Atlvsbule.' state, that tile iticgtiard of' the Russian sirias, ?? at 100,000 iieu, destined for Italy, t ~ h it (I'vaigt io is thle .1:3 Ii, anld chat the wshole lorce. *is ex pek-iid to reacih Lu~v baci beoliie .1nei. This'aritly. re it is ...

... :V P - UNESfIAY' POHiST. Londeon, Tae.~,g;cyy, :Lrtrrch ?? , r1t 8CtHLS arrived y,'etcrday froni Madrid, daed )l d sillt. There are aiso lcttcrs of tic same date. s from these tlhat the accounts froin Madrid, in 0*erh Papersi ]have bem exagacratcd. It is true that c al ol the King firoin Madrid was pressed by his rTelc0 bu this ajesty rctused to quit the capital, and in corsequlenIc. rcsigll'e ...

... J'roin thc LONDON GAZETTE, idahy, Maiy I. ADrMImA.STY OrFICE, MAY It. Vice-Admiril Sir Pulten)Cy 4lalcalm bas transmitted to sh. Right Hon. Iohn Wilson Croler, a letter from Commander .Sias, of li Mjesity's sloop Alacrity, reporting that a piratical Tm tieo, WhIcll had plunderud a small vessel uttder Ionian colours, wid cotmmnitted1 other depredations, was captuoed on the II th of January last ...

... WES=1VTIEB AT CASTLI 'DONIGTON I Wednesday the 4th instant, being the day on which the M3ost Noble the Marquis of Hastings came of age, Castle Donington becaine a srene of great animation and festivity. The morning was ushered in with the clashing of bells, vhich continued at Anterva.ls during the day, with various other manifestations Of public ?? Dlarchioness of Hastings evinced the grA. ...

... DINNER At the New Assembly Roomj To SIR ROOER GRIESLEY , SIR GEORGR CREWE, BDANK. a On Wednesday last a Public Dinner to the two newly t1 elected Baronets, Sir ROGER ORIESLEY, and Sir GEORGE t] CREWE, was given by their friends & supporters, at the New ti Assembly Room, Derby. More than 300 Gentlemen sat F down at dinner, which wssserved up by Mr. & Mrs. Taylor, of 8 in Tiger Ian, in a most ...

... EARL OF DURHAM. Wednesday being fixed on for the grand dinner to be given to the Earl of Durham at Glasgow, a larger collection of In4 4 dividuals assembled to welcome the Noble Earl than were' ever collected in that City, but in no instance was so nuiter. A ous a gathering more quiet, more orderly, and more im.t -pre-sAed with the love of tranquillity than the populationeex. t hibited an this ...