... fflizallailtailg*.: the - race Tle PrIficei5-Of %raless it is idIahac sold. Iher easjt t to fthie Lake of Como, and noWv residef about .0 rnile7 m ow pon Rome. . lan, l Two stand of French co'outrs, taken at the rrnemora.,l sbate of 'Waterloo, are plaCed on eich side or rh or Ives batilCc'eo ti~. 0r$. of Frererick the Great, inithei church of ItS; Pru-'ia Pta,it ries AccordinZ to an official ...

... HOUSI: OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. - The New Churches' Bill went through a Committee, after an ineffectual attempt by Lord Holland to make tile revenues of some of our Clerical Sinecures subservient to the purposes of the Bi'll.' IfOUSE OF C6Olii-IM o S. MONDAY, MAY 18. - P US LI C E D U C T1 0:N. 1 Mr. Brougham moved the further consideration of the a Eduvation of the Poor Biil.' Sinre the ...

... LONDON, TuURSDAY, A&iL 3S. -. , mm. . hi. VVIST OF IER MAJESTY TO THE Cm. ed fotYEsTe EIDAY the Queen visited the UansionHouss ned for the purplose of being present atthe. annual exans. tion of the children of the City of London Natiow, ftne School. Soon after twelvc, eveiy seat, except such as Ar.- had been issued for .he hustings, was occupied: aud her 2,000 persons, at least, had entered, ...

... - AGRIEULTURAL REPORT SOR APRIL. e From cite continuance of wet and unravourable weather at Asring.tihe greater part of last, month, sowing the Lent 311i corn was necessarily delayed; and even bean-setting was scarcely finisbed upon. 'the mqet forward lands. Within .,be present rnonth..L)e.grearestrexertiuois have been made tire statc of the lants having beeri much imprtved by the a.. latter ...

... LONDON, FRIDA;y, Ij 7:2 THE iQUEE .- Tsi enquiries yesterday, net&te stat'e of her.Ma 7esty, were more numerous than on any day since hei indisposition. At twelve 'clock the following bulleWI was assuey, 2, t 1. . Te. .Qeen has had a good night. Her Majesty i bLttter to-day. F. MILLMAN .-HI. HiLFORD.. The private report of the doctors in waiting was- The Queen was going on well. - ...

... -Iiipcrial Parliamcet. 'U' USE OF- LORDS. e -MONDAY, If-.Y iS. 'The third reading of the Labourers' Wages Bill was IA a postpolnerl for two months. B Id Petitions-were presented from Mansfield, Manches-' p d ter, Winslow, Eceles, and other places, against the 5 *d Cotton 5fanufactuirers' Bill. e;.Thc Parish Vestries and tbe Poor Laws Amendment V Bill, underwent : second reading. The Bills were ...

... - v offmiroe[aw(is. 1 The NeW Auctinn Bill containk several clIUtt pan; cularvs.inittostitg to the public as well n to ancliuneer r: Anitg others; it specifiet Ihat no gastwde `hould he r, r -onm the-premrtrs without the pron-ietorf' name '-i r maentioued -in ilbe advertieuitent ; a certificate is lhkt- e required from the collector ofwihe poor-wa'e., tha- e person whdse gnoidi are to be ...

... A; s , ..- a- t . . Lt An. account (]f T1O0tAS WALLIAMS, MIALKIN, a childj f ext'raordimzry altaiansents, nwho lat eil dlied at Jim-k- ?teq, hi Americaal the age qf six sews and minenionths. The h)are mcntion of the- death of So younot a person W would, in an ordinnary casesbe enld st~i~iff itut; biltt cc C arrests the attention of the moralist, andi the synplathvy th 1,ot~ the ...

... L ONOiNT, TUmESDAY, MAY 5. - . - . I ILL. ?ESS of 11er MAJESTY. IN the inidst of the entertainment at the Duke of York's on Saturday night, wc regret to state that the Queen was attacked by her old disorder, the spasms.- About ten o'clock, ^hiie the tea was handing round, her Majesty felt'herself so suddenly ill, that she ssislied(fto return to her palace. It so happened that none of' l er ...

... !rlinpcrita parlianieclt. .wvw - ROUSE OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13. THE DfUKE OF KENT. C~ hu! cff Liveropol prefented a Meffage from the prince Regent to the following effe6&::- , G. P. R.-The Prince Regent, adting in the name and on the behalf of his Majefty, thinks it right to inform the Houfe of Lords, that he has given the Royal Affent to a marriage between his Royal Highnefs the Duke of ...

... I - . 1 la-patims. 7. I --.. - I .. . Om t-Jdtfl . tens.. Retev ed,diwcharged, &c. q Relieved,disicharged &. Oi Rv Admitted . .. ..dmitItev Drs lesitp cjl,j,sr. ; '..4 en r et g. A RagPakes, Esq.-,Hoj,,_vis;jor. coup frmlnen has been' received whic 'lefroma lay.- ,,tv3u~jri~rr:'Miss. Fielding, jo nr he Green, Esq. and Mr, R. Champsey tw unesech ai ,ll HUtaLL AND 'SCULCOAI' ...

... LONDON, MoNDAY, ArIL 27. r CLAIMS ON FRAYCE. TII Paris papers of Sunday last contain the corn- munication made ity the Duke of Rlichelieu to tile Chamber of Deputies, as to tile termhiation of the negociantios concerning the liquidatiou of the claims F ed of ftreigil inlividulals on the French Government. The i sinister collunenced by stating; that, by thle treaty of i tltc sth of' Mai, 14 i, ...