... , . _-_ Wi nd N.N.W.—..The Diamond, Macey, from New York, sailed the 12th ult., struck on the east end of the causway in Cardigan Bay, and sunk in seven fathoms water; one man saved, ten drowned, six were seen the rigging; the Preventative boat has gone ...

... presented petitions from the Writers and Proctors of Forfar and Perth against the Attorney Tax.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from the Vintners of Dublin against the Duties on Wine Licences. Mr. ELLIS presented a petition from ...

... M. Martin, R. White, S. Grattan, J. Newport, Sir J. White, 11. ABSENT. Archdale, M. Fetherston e , Si r G. Prendergast, G. Belfast, Lord Forbes, Lord Smyth, W. M. Bruen, H. Farquhar, J. Sneyd, N. Butler.Clerk,Hn.C. Hyde; John Stewart, A. Beecher, W. \V ...

... to effect exchanges between Counties of insulated parcels of land, for the more convenient administration of justice. 2. Sir John Newport—Motion relating to the Levy of Church Rates in Ireland. 3. Sir Henry Parnell—Bill to amend the Law of Landlord and ...

... Hobhouse, Sir John Newport, W. Whitmore, Mr. Lawley, Mr. Astell, Mr. Arbuthnot, Mr. A. Baring, Sir G. Clerk, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. P. thenfell, Mr. Ross, Mr. Disbrowe, Lord Milton, Mr. Sykes, Kennedy, Mr. Mansfield, Mr. S. Rice, Mr. Grattan, ( I. R. Philips ...

... o'clock at night. To•morrow he would.move, that the Serjeant at Arms should take all those into custody who did not attend. And, in the mean time, he proposed that - the Sergeant at Arms have the list put into his hands, to notedowrr the nbn-attendants ...

... Hulse, Sir C. Stuart, W. (Arm-) Bright, Henry Inglis, Sir R. Stuart, Sir J. Brogden, J. Jervoise, G. P. Strathaven, Lord Brownlow, C. Irving, John Stopford Visct. J Brydges, Sir J. Kerrison, Si r E. St ru tt, J. H. Buchanan, John King, Hon. H. Sumner, I' ...

... Saturday last, at Limehouse church, John Steele Dale, to Susanali Mary, eldest daughter of the late Rev. George Williams. On Saturday. at St. Michael's John Letts, jun., of Cornhill, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of Mr. John Wilson Davis, of Deptford, Kent ...

... SMITH presented a petition froin a parish in Norfolk, praying for the repeal of the duties on coals carried coastwise. Mr. GRATTAN postponed till Tuesday next his Bill for the Relief - of the Poor in Ireland. A BOLITION SLAVE TRADE. Mr. iVILMOT-HORTON said ...

... Pryse, P. Bective, Earl of tliarit,- G. M. Pyin, F. Becher, W. W. Grattan, J. Ramsbottom, John Beigrave, Vise. • GrenfelF, P. Ramsden, J. C. Benett, .1. Grosvenor, lion. T. Rice T. S. Bent, John Grosveno r' 'l'. ' -- Ridley, Sir M. W. Bentinek, Lord W. Guise ...

... royal burgh of nirfai, in favour of a revision of the Corn Laws. Sir J. W. 11‘KENZIE presented a petition frouLthe West, ern }arming Society of the county of Ross, against an' altera. tion ih the Corn . 1 Avrs. Mr. FARQUIIARSON._presented a petition of a ...

... venerable Baronet were attended by his son, Sir John Stuart Hippisley, who succeeds to the title, as chief mourner, Sir Robert taker, lint. and th e f o ll ow i ng B enc h ers : —James Scarlett, Esq., John G urney, Esq., Benjamin J o h nson , ,E sq ., Barne ...