... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENA GREAT BR.TdAIY AND IRELA-nD HOUSE OF LORDS, MA-y 14. The Committee of privileges sat to consider th limo Lady Anstruther to the Barony of Polwartli.I IThe Aberdeen Police Bill, and two others, Local Bills, were brought up from the House of Commons by Mr. Farquahar, Mr. Dugdale, Mr. Douglas, and otlser,31embers, and read a fir.-t time. The Earl of Derby pl~esented a petition ...

... IFr I gze I,0U. %)6V CAZW TE 0J , 7q |12. |BINKRUPT'Y 2NLAIRGEID. G. Piggs, of Holborn-bridge, silvarsnmith, ?? :tfay 19, to June.;0. BANKRUPTCY SUlPPRSED;1). J. ?? :11p, ?? Cooper, and T. II. Birch, late of I nchurcli- streel, ,ncerch;sut,. BA NERMlTUP'. J. Southee, of Canterbury, ba'ccr, May £2, £9, and .Jtw u n!, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attornies, 'lesr.,. Nethersole aud ...

... AoT INDIA HO USE. A Gcneral Court of Proprietors of East India tor'k Was held yesterday at the Company's House in Leadenhall-street, pitrsiant to public adverrisement. 'he usual forms having been gonethrorgi. a vwiety of Do- cuments (the titles of which were. read;,' wshis' bad been pro- sented to the House of Contmrons since the last Court, were laid on the Table. The CHA1i. R;MAN (John ...

... In conisequence of the quantity of rain that fell on Fridavy night, the lriv'er Fleet overflowed near Battle Biridge., whereth water was soon several feet high, and rats into the lower apat roents of every house from the Northumberland Arose T1ea Gar-I dens to the Small Pox Hos3pital at gsmers Town, being a dis- tance of alsout a mile. The tor-rent then forced its way into rield-street aid ...

... IEI LIGI(OVUS 2L ICT SOCIET'I Y. I'T'ursday morning, at six o'clock, the Friends of this besse- .ic'lt fisotittiuol met at tie Citv of London Tavern, in l;l~lsspgate-'reet, TJoseph Rayner, Esq. inthe (:hair. Several ?? ,m- on the first bdoor were appropriated for breakfast, and at sevi-' the Chair was taken in the large Hall, but frnom the im- nmcnise nuaibers present, many svere obliged to ...

... On Friday last, the Prince Regent, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Prince and Princess of HXomburg, and other ilkistrious persons, h~d a private view of the Works of Art, which will be op&ned to the public this day. Ofi Saturday the Members of the Royal Acadogmy gave their Anniveritary Dinner, at their apartmentsin SmiTerset-place, which was attended by a numerous;g assemblage of ...

... ' t he, v a - i, IT I CU C Hi, X A MX I N E R. party is tile ?? cr, mnany for tie gain of a few. l'OPL No . ?? DISCIPLINE OF PUBLIC SCtHOOLS. [COarTsEuzn7 Fsrnen ?? irrsr.] T11r assertion usfially mad. in b-ehnlf of the fnggging systemi j5s ath1 it ptepares hoys for tie %vorld, or (as the phrase ,itillFi)ectice ingenuitv is iradalnted) renders them manly. Now lot ns anaolonize tile word a ...

... HoUsE OF MORDS. PROTEST' tl rB suetECTION OF TRE CLAUSE PROPOsn T At IjERTPTt at IE BANK BA .TRICTION BILL, TO EXTEND THlE RESTRICTION ItLL TIHE atpEAL OR ALTERATION OF THE 56 GEM. 111. CHAP. 68. pISCtENTIENT, yirst, Because it appears to me that no reduction of the ad- to Governmnent, on the pa: t of the Bank of England, or =nr Other arrangement of its affairs, however prudent and well ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONl1= L 0 N I) 0 : 1fONDlAY, MAfJY 4, 18i8. The Jamaica Mail, which arrived on S , brought papers and letters to 15th Maccth, forn shed it appears that some important occurrences ha) alak place on the Main, the details of which canalst L, known till the arrival of the Leeward I4land Packet. now over-due. By formler accounts we had understrcd, that at the end of December General ...

... THE MOIRNIiNG CH ONVILIC l L O N D O N: MONDAY, AMY 18, aSIM. At length we are enabled to lay before our readers official accounts of the late victories gained by the n brave and patriotic Chief, General BPor.rvAAs, over J the Spaniards, to which we have several times had oc-I casion to refer. They hare not reached Europe sooner, b owing to the occurrences having taken place in the interior of ...

... THE MORaNING CHRONICLE. L 0 N'D 0 N: WVEDNESDAY, M4Y 27, 1818. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday last. The Sieur FERRY, author of L'Homrne Gris, or Petite Chronif7te, was on Friday sentenced by the Tribunal of Correctional Police to two years imprison- ment, a fine of 3,000 francs, surveillance for five years, and security to the amount of s,ot0o francs, and the suppression ...

... 1IE illo ll.NIAV(x CHiIOINJCL E. L ..0 N D 0 N: FRIDAY, LAMY 8, )1S5. Further accounts from the Spanish Atvain, of various dates in the month of March; and received by the last arrival, were yesterday handed to us. They fully con- firm the particulars we have already given of General BOLIVAR's sauccess; and add, that the whole of New Granada is in arms against the Spaniards, who have been ...