... ?? .4tomphebium the HUEOF COMMONS. as cis Wednrtday, March 16-~Nfr. S. Rice presented a pe- the 'tition frorkt 'ertaiu' merchhhts~ Qf Gatway, in Ireland, in try 'favbi*6'd the Liverpool and Manchester Rail-road 'Bill, -of 'wihwas referred to- the Commitetee on the bill, MO 5-ThL second. reading of the Pascot Peruivian-Mine Coin- -the pany's Bill was opposed at some length by Mr. Holbhouse. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF Gir#ET BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-MARCH 22. Mr. Irving, from thc Customs, presented the Annual Ac, counts of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom. The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid on the Table certain Articles agreed to under the Treaty of Ghent. Lord ELLENBOROUGH presented a Petition from certain Attorneys and Solicitors belonging to the Metropnlitan Law ...

... WE, DNESDAYS X'MARCH 21, 1825. Advices froni Conist fitinople to the 20th of Feb. auntioigee that a conspiracy had been deiected in that Capital, !nd th~t many of the ?? of the Palace were implicated in it. ' ,hiJanifsarlea as usual were the most deeply coh- 6i4 In 'conseqpence rpany of them had 6uffered de- tidri~on. ?? Aga bad been banished. Much ferment sontinqeI tq reign In the city; ...

... 'HOUSE OF LORDS-March 22. diid4 The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid on the table copiel -of term certain articles under the treaty of Ghentt.. do Lord GIFFORD presented a petition from Wigtown, in rice favour of the Scots Judicature bill. - he r On the motion of Lord Viscount MELVILLE, the suit Scots Judicature bill was read a third time and passed. Ipr On? the motion of Lord SIUFFIELD, the property us ...

... ?? ANN tVERSARY MdEETING OF THE WEST CITY BIBLE ASSOCIATION. A\ 1'eritic of the abore Society wvfas held on Tuesday even- . at St. ies Church, Fleet-s:reet. It was far from being oiiiel'0ilfV attended. At no noment was the one-sixth part ,f the building ocicupied. 'lie o hair i;as to have been taken at half past six o'clock, but tr. Clarlc, tile Chalmberlain, evho was expeted to preside, not ? ...

... *EDNESDAY's & THURSDAY's POSMS. I _AB¢-' I HOUSE OF LORDS,;'. TUESDAY, MARCH 22. T HE Earl of LIVERPOOL laid on the table cer- tain articles on the Treaty of Ghent. Petitions were presented from the Metropolitan Law Society, against the Bill for enrolling articles of clerkship to Attornies ; from certain Protestants in favour of the Roman Catholic Claimns from the Agricultural Society of ...

... TfiS LATE Drk PAIE. This lit.?rarv veteran, ?? formerly mentioned, ttwath-. *ed his lait-onuts the Prth of that l r Samuel her was tabheda sch of a surgeon, wo practised with conslt- derabi e reputatiote Att endoe e plae of hi b'ithheatfl0 the scene of his early attainments. At ted to the ,til mor 'headan sh of ate No scho.l aher the frs Ifforten en he was at thehed one of the schland- in ...

... I]11PFRIj L PARLIAffIENT. 11OUSM OFE LOMM.~ TUESDAY, IMMAICT 15..-On the question for going Into a Committee on the Spring Guns Bill, Lord SsF'e:IELD proposed a Bill making robbing of gardens a larceny, and intimated his in. tention, that so soon as he had succeeded in the measure, aý far as preventing the use of spring-guns in woods and plantations, to proposethatthat abolition should be ...

... DISPUTES IN THE PARISH OF WELLINGBOROUGH, We lave received a letter from Mr. Erskine Neale, Vicar of Wellingborough, in answer to an article in The Chronicle of the 16th instant, headed The Bishop of Peterborough once more in the field. Mr. Neale is very diffuse, and considering the compliment paid to his oratorical talents by the writer of the article in 7be Chroaicle, the violence of his ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, NMARCH 21. 'iI, ;assessed taxes bill was read a third tinle and passed. T'UESDAY, AMarce/ 22. An %rcourrt of tie annual aniount of thle trade and riavi- 'Ir smf tire United Kingdom up to thre 5th of January, I- : wit\as presenrted from the Custom House. ',~irl: !ar! of Liverpool Wla upon the table copics of ce-t-Ain is seasir t, v rp l'gtv (if l. Tii ,' ' lv moitirit ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MarcA 24. AILS Iflijfl LSL LSLSAtjS. t-4vxra9r i~e n The Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Winchester, eand The the Earl of Shaftesbury, as his Majesty's Commissioners, Bar brought down the Royal assent to the annual duties bill, had and several private bills. pris The LORD CHANCELLOR presented a petition tion from Robert Gourlay, complaining of the proceedings of on the Court of ...

... HAgRIETTE WILSON. (From a 'Corespmndent.) This is a delicate subject, which of cOurse, row-a-days, always nearns confoundedly idelicate. , e * * The b0ok, nevertibe less, will do good, although no thanks, be de, to her, She is irocent.of the knowledge. Indeep it s wanted to complete tile Literature of the times we live in, and is of use, as quietly settlhfe the pretensions of some . of our ...