... FRoMw ArrH LONDON GAZETT'E-. CARLTON 1OUS, APRII. 7, Fr LhC ~in wa ths da plase ?? thle bonour Of l~ovl Nvy; on1'eer aure, sq.oneof he herffsof ab th~c~ty of Londod; and on James Williams, Esq. of the wi WE G~othic, Kenitish Town. BANKRUPTS to W. Harrison and C. Harrison,, New Sleaford, Lincoln, b3 merchants John Holmes, Bridge Road, Lambeth, broker Re H Fox, Rotherhithe Road, Surrey, ...

... HOUSI~ 0oF C1.1MONS-Armi. G. lord . HAMI.TOMpre~eated a petitto', signed by 27,000 pesoe jiilabitaflts of Glasgow an Id I'ts neigh- bnairhoort, qtatiniii their- gritificatiutl alt learninlg t vireo Wluinn of th~e House in favoukr of the abolition of ,slavery, anid praying that (though no sodden or unjost change might he eff'ected. to the detrimentof prpry)ten nre ntetbe finally raised from ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-April 1I. - 1A ?? A lC~Z RSOYAL COMMtISSION. t At a quarter before four o'clock the Speaker of the House of Commons, attended by several Members, appeared at l their Lordships' bar, to hear the Royal assent given, by commission, to the burial. in Ireland bill, the barrack de- partment property bill, the Dublin Oil Gas Company bill, and several private bills. The Lords ...

... IIJEAOlIlS OF CAPTAMTl 13OCK, TIHE CELEBRATED IRhISII ChIEFTAIN. It may no doubt turprise our renders how f any writer should adventure on exploring such a beaten path as Irish politics, with the hope n of discovering any thing either interesting or a new ; but we may venture to say, that their wonder D will be solved when they peruse this extraordinary effusion of wit and genius. The author ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONVDE'CV. London, AM1 Letters from Paris by express, dateer Mi(lay, 7 been received. In the Chatnber of Peers oil ay, have the War Minister presented a project of ]altlwItily ring that the peace establishment of the arm y' leea4 has an accetsion of 40,000 annually by ?? should in future be increased by 0oo00 recrurits ,R nuaily, and that the duration of the m;i;tar should be ...

... IIOUSE 03F COMMONS;UAILCrr 30. ?? ?? - C rni-nmittce. t Le-.ve, waq given, on report from a Committee. to the l equit 'lile lo in company, to liressli a petition for lease to lxmog in a bilt to incorporate such company. ORNESCETIES. v Mr DAWSr)\, inprsetig a petition, condemned t the existence if Orange S .eieties, which he 'deemed to be to of a roost mischievous tendency. The processionls of' ...

... A paragraph appeired in most of the public journals a d et f few days since, innouncing the elopement of two young Tvotfiries of Hymen from Brussels. The lady is the le 'lauhter of the late Sir George Braithwaite Borston, o ext Pisteon l'all, Hierefordshire, and had been residing for ssa some time with- her mother' at Bru-sels, where the ac- de n quaintance between her and the young gentleman ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDDYCV. London, March 31. The office at the BRik for receiving assents of 4 per cent. to .3 L pr cent. stock was crowded to-day by persons attendingr for that purpose. The amount of assents is now understood to be near L.30,000 ,00G.- Monday is the last il y they can be received. To-day were received letters from Paris bly epress, dated Monday evening. In.one of thet is quoted ...

... SIHIP NEWS. Aberdeen, March S1. ( The Sprightly, Johnston, arrived at Memel on tihe 6th t instant, after a fine passage ffrom Aberdeen, until the 5th, S when it blew a stronlr gale from WI. N.W., on which day E parted with the Granit, Young, also of this place, about 20 a leagues from Memel. ?? had becn-a great fall of snow, and strong frost at Memel, so that the timber ponds were f blocked up ...

... :London, March 29. Accounnts have reached town from Gibraltar, which are of considerable importance in a commercial point of view; the latest dates& are to the 12th instant.- They state that the King of Spaiuwhad granted per- mission to tshe Gniadalquiver Compatiy to' import in to Spain British mnanufactured goods, on tle payment of a duty of 35 per cent. . In consequence of this relaxa- tion ...

... Le:ters have been received from Baenos Ayres, dated on the 6tih January, of ?? the contents are buth im- portant and sati.faclory, The ad. ices received there, from Linai, were dated on the Ist December, and they fully co cantirm the ec-ounts, previoaisly receivel here, of the sct- to cegsfiti progress of the forces on their march toward, Truxillo, under the command of General Bolivar, for the ...

... CAPTAXiNS. riet ; Ion, ?? Stop1)ord, to the Algerine. Geolge W. Courtenay, to the Bain. William B13.. Mends, to the Blanche. Charles Hnoe, to the Brisk. George Rt.^Lambert, to the Cameleon . Henry P. Hoppner, to the Fury, George Francis L Lon, t the Griper. ted William Edward I arry, to the Hecla. . l Hon. G. R. W. Trefiusis, to the Jasper. ci David Dunn, to the Jupiter. chi Charles M. Walker, ...