... I1OUS1E OF LORDS, TUi~sDAY, JuTNEt ?? The Earl of.Ljvrltisool nmoved the second read- ing of the trivolous Wz'rits of Error Abolition Bill. The Loill) C'ItB. C I toss, witltolit wishing to obstruct the progress of the ut2asure, prof'essed to cn- tertain al opinion that it either root too fer, or did not go far enoutgh. Ite ?? that the first illefbcct of the Bill in its present form? would ...

... MULTUM 1N PARVO.-HiS Majesty went to Windsor Lodge Wednesday to inspect prepar- ations for a splendid fete he intended giving in the pleasure grounds-the idea since abandoned from difficulty of company getting back to town same evening-a balj instead at St. James's Pa- lace Monday ?? of Gloucester dined with the King last week-the reconciliation ef- fected through the medium of the Duchess.- ...

... LONDON, JULY ]. Colonel Hamilton arrived yesterday morn- -ing at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, wvith 'the Ratification of the Treaty ?? this country and the Republic of Colombia. The Bogode (Constitacional of the 28th April states, that in the sitting of the Congress, on the 2.5th, the third discussion onl the ratitica- tion of the Treaty of Alliance, Cominerce, and Navigation, between ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, JtNE 24 A petition of similar import to that presented to the House of Lords, respecting the Rev. Dr. Free, was presented by l'lr. J. Smith, who recited several instances of immoral conduct, observing, that he had 5o outraged common decency that when he preached his congregation did not consist of more than ten persons, and those principally ?? peti- tion was laid on ...

... P3US PT$ ?? LONDON, JULY 1. The Combination Laws Bill passed the Commons last night after experiencing several amendments proposed in the shape of clauses by the Attorney-General. The first of these orders that prosecutions under the Bill must commence within six months after the com- mission of the offence. The next limits the imprisonment of refractory witnesses to three months ; and the ...

... Saturday, July 2. On Monday last Mr. Francis Russell Nixon, anld Air. Henry Thorp, of St. John's college, were admitted actual Fellows; and Mr. Francis ?? and Mr. Charles Edward Birch were elected Scholars of that Society. Tuesday last MUr. C ole, of Exeter, and Mr. Bramston, of Oriel, were elected Fellows of Exeter college. On Thursday last the Rev. Thomas Finlow, MI. A. and the Rev. Charles ...

... ?? -- HOUSE O6F LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 24; L ORD DACRE presented a Petition from the L Churchlwardens and others of the parish of Sut. ton, Bedfordshire. The Petition, he said, was signed by persons of the higliest respectability, whose cha- racters sufficiently vouched for the truth of the alle. gations they made. For his own part, he was always very reluctant to present any petition affecting ...

... LONi)DN, FRiID.-IY, JULY 1, 1825. The Paris Papers of Tuesday, and the Etoile of M'etnesday, conrain no interesting intelligence.- Tbere rer;nl cor~trad~ticons on the subject of the Greeks aoil nurks, with which the German Papers amuse Eru- nrpe, are to be found in abundance in these. 'Ire %rife of Genreral lsivalmtte, chlose escape made IjtrlC lOrisC sonle years sitce, is still in a private ...

... LONDON, JI'EDNESDAY, JUNE 29,1825. F tie The Paris Papers of Monday, and the neral Etoile dated yesterday, arrived this morning. The ?? states that accounts from every part confirm the cdi- reported destruction of the Egyptian fleet. It is said e no that the Asia, of forty-flaur guns, was destroyed, with ;tate. two corvettes, three brigs, and twenty smaller vessels; Earl The Turks were so ...

... Beaw0e .V r a rijlva Vfi Int I PFR61 T ES154A'9 LONDON GzET'E'. - OMMISSIONS ii, the North, HaTitt Regiment of Mlitl a, signed by the Lord f lieutenanht of the Cottnt)of Soithampton- Charles Pophain Hill, Rsq. and Augustus Brunder, Esq., to be Captains 'Jon &wis, Brnrmpton, Kent, taior Joha,Wisdnm..Uakfield. Su--,sex ,,roer Ja1eph Malshal, Birming'amh, 'iwa11er Edward lrindcr. anihestar, tai1or ...

... -OFFS- SATURDAY'S LONXDON GAZETTE. , r llS (Gazette contains an account of the investiture ef Rear-.Adiiral Sir Thomas T illusterr n ri sHardy' Mlajror encrrls Sir James Campbell. Sir I'dwvard lBlakeney, Sir John N3ale:n. Sir Richard Duwries Jacksonn Sir [lenry Frederick, Boriverie anti Lord Fitzrro; ±toslrersft, With the Star andt Order enasignia of a Eiiigt Comniander of the Bath. 'hiehistg ...

... .fgojj~jlfo all' ttotla'v DoWt. 6B TIADRnIn, JUYE S 4.I %,dI-e~rick Lamb presented, Oil d1 Ve~d y last, his credentials as FnvoyA 1axtraordinary and Ainister Plenipotentiary to this Court, from the King of England. Bol, afterwards presellted to the Queen anidtheirI hIIghnesses, who received hinm with their usual Miii a dnss. {ISA ...