... V t'ttficM. We are informed that .1lr. Sadler, who is preparing his R, Iftxe and nmagniicent balloon for the approachbing festi. th ial, has obtained pernsission from the Select Vestry of ar this parish, for its ascension to take place from the exten. w] sive scuth area sf the House of Industry. to situation, bi In our opinion, 6 uld be better adapted for the occasion, pr and we ha:e no doubt ...

... Xarlbincittari) orwnipenutituml 1 ,--Ha -I HOUSE OF COMMNONS. Mr. Lennard obtained leave on Tuesday to bring in a T bill to alter and amend the laws respecting the burial of on t persons who have been adjudged Felo de se. Iron SPECIAL JIURIES. thei Wednsesdlay, Mlay 23.-Mr Hume presented a petition att frinn Mr. John Hunt, editor of the Examniner, complain- allI inag of tne maniner in which ...

... N-Tabal Ytiltdliflellfc. WValler, Hannay, ?? Bahia. 1 Rover, Cook, hence and Newfoundland at do. and sailed M for Rio de Janeiro. Jf The Sandwich (paecet) from Falmouth at Bahia. ai Briton, Lavis1 hence, and Doris (frigate) from Valparaiso, d. at Rio de Janeiro. D Prince Regent, Benson, and Mary and Eliza, Bennett, L hence at Lisbon. . Susan Wilhelmina, Benck, hence at Danzig. -I L'Actif, ...

... 4i , mcI ivi Q tu. | I ( *HOUSE, OF COMMONS. I .$edesa. an .-r.Curenyobtained leave to -C br~n i abil o osoidtean cmetthe laws relating - toBaku~t. eshud rpaethe bill with as lit te deayasposile lavngth bansto, be filled up 'at a - fuur prid.LodMito pesntda, petition ifromr thet Merhans nd anfacurrs f Led, payng orthe I repeal of the duty on Foreign Woo rnstohi r speakereon this subject, was ...

... 'U.'Arittim A new born infant, enclosed in a deal box, was on Fri. Joi day forenoon found in St. Janmes's church-yard. We hope Ge its unnatural parent will not long escape detection. he( We are glad to find, that a strong and active patrol has Ge been established in Toxteth-park. On Monday night two suspicious-looking men were taken up. and will stand a to fair chance of trying the tread-mill ...

... [Fr* LaIs Cases Journal.l LFroy Lass Case s Joutrnal1 (eoNitsisu Fi~bi0 001 LAST.J , AV,4 r * 'If wA!'0L5EON'S .1'ERSOAL- fISfleTERESTEDnwxd.. Napoleon's generalship was, moreover. characterised by tl the skill, energy, and purity ofhiis military adminestra. a tions';. his constant dislike of ?? of any.kind, and ti his, total disregard of his own ?? interest, 6 I re.; 2 turned from the ...

... 2 @larliametarp Oroaptfltum. l ~I - - HO)USE OF LORDS. 06i Wcednesdall, several petitions were presented against portions ofsda the royal asset wa gien t th annal ninrity Bill. On Fr i- introduced by Lord Redesdale and Lord Coichester, and took the oaths and his seat. The House was employed in hearingappeals. There was no other business offimiportance on these days Jrondiys, March 8.-Nothing ...

... Vartftteo. Several large vessels were, on Sunday last, towed into4 Ithis port by the steam-packets. The application of tli, 'latter to this purpose is an important acquisition to coms- mercial despatch and safety, unknown'~till of late years. on Wednesday se'rnnight petitions were presented to the House of Commons for the introduction of the Liverpool Tr, Oil Gas Bill and the Liverpool Church ...

... - I ? - I . ?? I R-Aebvt goLC44 0 . -- - . . - ?? The intelligence frdm Sjiain is by no means discouraging theI for. the friends of the constitutional syse for it a iears, h by the French papers, -even up, to th atred fls week, that the biopes which, the Duke ?? had. expessedriim~e~issenstints.and conflicting opinion's of the, bi~otes na. Ahe_~ope of Cadiz were almost entirely un- r foundedL, ...

... apr~t e rut> ?? POpuzr, SUPA.ne. * RIDAY, SEPTCV fliER 5, 18e3. . - lk.L- 1,V .11 ge wras a man, ~S~te him for all in, au, We moc'er shall look upon his like again.-Shakspfare. a It is a. remark of some shrewd observer of human na-bn ltre, that I no marns a hero to his valet-de.chambre ; nr -an observation which is peculiarly applicable to those who, in the world's vocabulary, are styled ...

... !Ja. v i Pc t i r 0 # -Mriquake uS Syr-a.-The ditastrous eartlhquake in 0o -eria, by wbich, in one tract of country alone, 20,00G I }r~8 ptished in the ruins of their dwellingsj and a Tnr 1i .larger number were left des-itute of shelter or ne- n ur foi;, bas called forth muich syn~pathy. On Thurs. tj a teeting of the oierchants and gentlemen h :t fti opolis waee held (the Lord Mayor in the ...

... - ) . -. . .. . . . . . R. . . I * .. Ii . , ' ! ! ..; - . . :In tlie HOUSE 9-F tiOPDS, dn MoNDAY, L~ord' STOW.. j tLL (late Sir'Wi'. SCOTT) moved for hs-appoistment o~f- 'f * a Ceoimr~ttee' for tbte;revisiodi.and 'chonoidntiott of tfie: M~arriage Lavwg.'1n the' zoirsd'o aB fl oiVelsatiiOntt'O whicii 1 'this propo~sittont'gae:'risie;hi& LardsHip itnt3mated tbaht'it was-not his ...