... MUILTUM IN PARVo.-His Majesty at Brigh- ton, in good health and spirits-his present intention to open Parliament on 3d February in person.-A Privy Council to be held this day at the Palace-the Duke of Wellington, Lords Liverpool and Bathurst, arrived there yesterday, to be in readiness for the Council.-Mr. Canning aid a visit to Earl Liverpool Friday, at Coombe rood, returning to Brompton ...

... a SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAV'S POSTrS. LONDON, FEB. 10. T N Paris public attention is so engrosted by the approaching elections, that the affairs of Spain are, but of secondary interest. Pri- vate letters, nevertheless, assert intelligence to have been received from Madrid, representing the Royalists to be under daily apprehension of open resistance on the part of the Constitution- alitts, with whom ...

... 5UNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS. LONDON, JUNE 1. .I HE Paris Papers of Saturday and Sunday arrived last night. On Saturday the Re- port of the Committee on the Septinnial Elec- tion Law was presented to the Chamber of De- puties by M. de Martignac. The reporter wvent over the common arguments in favour of the continuance of the Legislative Body, and par- ticularlt dwelt on the example of England. ...

... LONDON, JUNE 8. NEWV York papers have arrived to the 9th 1ult. By an arrival at Providence from the windward coast of Africa, information was rcceived of the commnencement of hostilities between the English and the Ashantees, but the result was not known in that quarter at the time of the sailing of the vessel in question. In consequence of this war, the supplies of gold from tie interior bad ...

... LO)NDO)N, Nov. SO. .MfUITUe IN I'saivo.li ?? ing continues at C,'rlton Palace-Lord Chlancellor had audi- ence Sunday-his MNajesty expected to depart shortly for Brighltonl.-I)tke of York left to~wnl Sunday, on visit to Lord Bathurst, at his seat near Cirencestcr.-lDuke of Grloucester returned from lVorcaster, in consequence of indisposition. of his Vuchess-.her Royal Hlighness a little better ...

... ox PonDs Saturday, Oct. 2. BANBURY CHARITABLE SOCIETY For visiting aad relieving thie Sick and Distressed Poor at their own habitations. A SERMON will be preached in aid of tbis In. stitution, in the Parish Church of Banbury, TO- MORROW afternoon, October 3, by the Rev. J. IlUnIXES, Curate of ])eddington. Divine Service will commence at half past Twvo o'clock. There will be a collection at the ...

... ,)I)NDON. SEPr. 10. A ('oilrt of Proprietors of the London Docks assemblcd at one o'clock yesterday, at their bouse, ill Plrince's-street, for the purpose of con- sidcring the expediency 01 enlarging the works of the C;owpanly, when the following Resolution was carried by a considerable majority:- That the I)irectors be empoweeed to enlarge the Docks and Warchous-s of the Company, as to them ...

... I),NDON, JULY 9. 'T'lie Lisbon packet is), we understand, ex- pected with some anxiety, as it is thought she will be the bearer of the convention and arrange ments by wvhich Portugal is to be Occupied by a British force, or a body of foreign troops, not beilg Frenci, n the pay of Great Britain, which convention and arrangements, it is very calfid tly believed, wcre in a state of forward_ ziess ...

... ?? I ,, R.V - , ?,W ?? ATS iosr C(YINTINUED. lu?,? '4 I U S E 0 l' LORDS, ?? FRIDAY, June 25. OATlON Or i'Alt.JAUENT. If-past two o'clock, his Majosty, 0c- ?? impanied by thc great Officers of State, en- i~t~'the House, and seated hiniself on the throne, a the Royal Crown on his head. V The Speak~er of the House of Commons appeared at the bat, and having presented several Bills, which ...

... Saturday, Aug. 14. On Monday last, at the Visitation of Abing- don School, Mr. William Robert Browell and Mr. George Win. Mahon were elected Scholars of Pembroke college, on the foundation of Thos. Tesdale, Esq. On the 1st instant the Lord Bishop of Salis- bury held an Ordination in the Cathedral, when the following persons of this University were admitted into the Holy Order qf DEACONS. John ...

... IEI?NRSDAYs & ThURSDAY'S POSTS - - llOUSF, OFe LORDS, M\ONDA;Y, .MAY 17. Tj 5H E Earl Of L IVE RPlOO:L Obtained a Corn .5. osittee to inquire into the state of the disturbed districts in Ireland, similar to that which was ap- pointed in the House of Commons, upon Mlr. (loul. burn's amendmlent of Lord' Althorp's *uotion. The Mlarquis of lANSDOWNE complained of } e local and limited field of ...

... OXFORDS S?turdcty, Nov. 20. BLUE COAT CHA/RITY SCHOOL, For edeeatin y, 4~-c. CO poor Boyls, On Sunday morning, Nov. 2%, a SanalIo N will be preached at Carfax Church, in this city, by the Rev. Dr. Snvr'rLEwoa'ryr,Wardefl of New college, for the benefit of the above institution. Service will be begin at Eleven o'clock. Thursday, Nov. 18, the followving Degrees were conferred: RACKIEJLOR AND ...