... Hr flvo,, CM1MONS. rRT'A vA.-arP- SAETURDAY,AVG. 6.] Somq conversation took s place consequence of a question out by the Marquis I of C1iandos, and repeahed in somewhat different terms t by Ltd &ormnt, as to whether the march of the J French troops to Belgium was with the sanctioni of the I Brtisht Government P Lord Pcamerston said there I copld be no previous agreement respecting an event I ...

... HOUSE OF P11ERS. WEDNESDAY, S~rir. 21.] The Spring Guns tc Bill was read a third time and pamiscd.-'lhe Ways ol and Mleans Bill was read a second ?? Gawme cc Bill after some coniversation betweern the Dnke of to Richmeiond and other Noble Lords, upon the subject of 1i puttingoffthediscussion, wasordered to be printed, andlre-committed on IFriday.-Atljourned. at T'lURSDAY, SEP1'. 22.1 Tbe Royal ...

... I l~bap a, acu'- t-l0.; PAnt9s, JULY 13. flE English Cabinet has reniinded the Cabinet of the Tulileries that when the first. negoclation relative to the war of Algiers took place, France announced that `iia'd no other intention than to chastise the in- HOence of the Pey, giving to understand that she 'houT'j nqt send more than 10,000 men; that at another period she announced that she found ...

... WEDNESDAY', OCTOBER 23, 1833. NEWS FROMl PORTUGAL. ai Attack by theo Q veen's Troops ol thec Migueelie Fr~iccs, li and Retfreat if die latior. d 'rhe Pike Schooner, Lieut. Brroolcing, anrived dt On 1 conlar, at Plymouth. after a very Stontily passage, a from Lisbon, which shte left on thle Mill instant. Site at britigs intelligence, that oin the morning-of the 10th thle is Quieen's troops, ...

... Iolxlloalfv anllea ap PARtS, DEC. 21. Jr HEi almaments of 4'rance and Enigland appear to have excite l the attention of Count Pozzo di Borgo InI answer to the explanations he demanded in th tiname of his Government, be hns been told that the late naval movements olmht not lo be considered as extrat ordinary, sinre it wa.s alwayst the custow of tile two countries to change the ships at the ...

... WeLou~o1t ' WEDNiESDAYX, MAY' 28, 1834. t AI5OCUcNMENT OF PAuLIa^,sENT.-lReig~tion t of Four of the L'a!Bbnet Afinisiers.-The public mind 3 has beens throw n into .he deepest state of agitation by the F sudden sppearance of a diflerence which has~ arisen in the S Cabinet upon the subject of the ssppropriation of the Irish n C'hurch Rlevenues (or Irish TIit e B~ill), in which ItMr. c Stanley ...

... WVEDNESDAY1, MIARCH T9, 1834. t THE P.nFL1AaIxEST.-M.N~ Cobhlett, inl an eiffc, s tive and characteristic speech, on Mlonday, moved fort .the Chaniedlor of thc Exchequer, upon the simple di . ;.round, that the finances of the country could not bear c )the reduction. Thc liouse coincided with the olljec- n1 tion, anid the motion, was negatived by a manjority of n 8v.-flit. D~iveitts promised ...

... PENSNSloS, (COMMUT.ATO S), AN)D ALL.uVW\N(CES. Sir James (Gratiatm's hill on this llinject recites the 5ttith (emi. 11I. r. t;i, andtie(tilh (ieo. IV. e. !)l, and thell goesoll r at ltg tle expedliency of redct Uig for to the future the amlnou.Int of pensiuons ?? by these ti-ts, and altering the c ndi titaonl Lnhiqr hici h they are to lhe grinted tfront ?? Passing of this :lrt. 'he I Vr.t l ...

... CHORlAL SOCIETY. o tohe PRINTER of the HAMI'SNIMrB TCLE:GAPII. Sia,-The Committee of the Choral Society have! C( noticed with some surprise, a letter in tie last week's hi Herald, signed Live and lot Live, rcfiecrinr on their Pt conduct in g'iving roncerts. injurionsly to the Musical 1 Profession ITheir anonymous accuser does not appear to be very aell informned with regard to the subject ...

... BOlUS;. O1F PEERS. MONDAY, BIAY 20.1 The Duke of Richtnond presented a petition Iront Chichester, against the gene- ral registry bill. 'The Duke of Wellintgtn presentedi a petition from the merchants and shipowners of the town of Newcas- tle.tipon-Tyne. against the Dutch embargo. Ile would abstain froi entering into any discu6sionl upon the sub- ject at present, as be understood that there was ...

... ROYAL MARINLS. V- 'Tite following letter has been addressed cto tite Editor (c of' thle Standard, newspaper . - . T R, Sn-Ysour hav11ing bcen so kind as-to irlsist in yottr 'ypaper of the IIilt Lt, a eter from mie onl the subject .sl the otis- fto' ad eltecuipH, iiduecw mne again to trespass on you by Calling kittiti- us lion, through your valuable celuion',, to thue fasct that tise half- a ...

... l11;'NESDAl', N(O'V EM B R 28, 1:Z,2. ?? steam-yer ssl lifl/it it(to t'I s tsr ivi e to hdlt Tham.5 i tvs t Up 'lorto oil tlhe 2Prnd, and V go BaY onl ti 2~rl.' 'The Allarquis l'tlmtlhi catlei a lulstncby it, being clitrgtid with it diplotniatic mis. 17lt 111' Ip~ortallcel, co'lttee ted, it is supp~iosed. wttlt the(. repecated insults tihe latrely by thue DI iguelite Gene. cabs to the ...