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... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT of GREAT BRIlTAIN AND I RELAND. N HOUSE OF LORDS.-MVARtCH 6. Sr Thir Lrsishadwtessearined in the Divorce et, asteElofLmoe.th Cuntess of Liscmore. The fi. Doae oneso imr asmxaiitd as% a Witness, and 5e ben odce noteHueb ord Sh'annon, took her seat wihnte rFrhrhaigof the: case postponed - tIl Wednesday next. OF ~~ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Lord KENYON presented a Petition froir ...

... FIRENCIi PAPERS. ,t Thr inixr, ZA ITIUSA'rrf DAY, MsARPt CH 4]. WI 'ei ,g OCAw has bca received troutr Madrid, dated ;rnxr rrY Courier, a;spatchcd from Alicant, e! Yi5uteirn ttlat on tihe 19.11 rf this iiicilti, U l ot '~t ~' '-11 fni i 'ttical Ctief of Vatericia, and an i i~deitreit blid Ajusn landed at euidrdaoial, a I ort iitivit ieagues frum A.rk2nt, at the head of abeut iOO :O~rif; m, j ...

... ELOPEMENT IN THE NORTH or ENGLAND. I ABDUCTION FRiC-M LtAntP0GL-~-1Ve yesterday noticed tho cirrunirstance of a, y~olll lady nitirieft 'I'trtter, thle danglhter of WVilltotn ITurner, Elsq. (if Wrigley [all] toi Hillsci SlherittlIf ftie CA'IMiY of C'eStr r, iivinug b)et' cit rri d off by srat,,om is fr'oto thle lotitie of a Wittv utriatd Dotiby, at Liverpool, bay a Afr. H I 'dy, wvho is riot ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT Or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF L0RI)S.-MARCu 21. T The Earl of CA RISLhLF took thle clatls And his stat. f IR 1511I CIH ARTERED) SCH~oLS. Thie Bi'lritp of Fi~ARNS moved fo.r a( Colvof all Letters re- F., ceiveri by the Se-cretar~y of hie Incorporated Societv ot the lit Chrtirtereril Schools~ (I relsandi), onl the siibject of thirse Schools, and by hfim trAnsrnitred ...

... HOUSE OF LO1RDS.-MAtCIT '20. Mir. Pi'liiiner, Mr. 1)avenport, Mir S. Nllortli.v, and others fro (Cnoiius, Whuinh~lit up1 thle SI 'All Tiih,~sBill, and se-I veral pivat I vwic ere All roadl a fir't tilme. SCOF'CII BANKING SY ST'E.M The E in of RO SSLYN lpre'en,,,l Petit~ions again~st any al- teratior iii the Banking SyaSteli of Scotland, from the Noble. mnen, Gentlemuen, Cout sissiotters of ...

... [FROM TIlE ETOILE DATED TUESDAY, MARCH 14.j CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 10.-A report has been spread here for these three weeks, that the Greeks had retaken Tripolizza, but this news seems to be entirely destitute of foundation. Things are still in the same state at Missolonghi, except that the operations of the siege an the land-side have been inter- rupted by the heavy rains. The new English ...

... SOUTH AMERItA.-BUENOS AYRlE AND BRA/I. i TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRIJNic i.j. SIR-A Mo~rning Paper, The Times, serttts tho'icr. of Legitimtacy, thatwvensir lieve thle restilt will tout b,'v r) dtif ferent.; nirr shou d I hesitate ti suitcrihe to tue, It 'r ,r' 1. edeof tile seccets of the Brilisli CAbiner, but t'ittr Eng tinte saire articlie, of Another arid rnrtrci tore Il, , i uetion, ...

... Y'on, the LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, AIaich 11. I Ju DCLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Al !lARCH l0.-WI~LLIAI5 PATFM~AN, of Arllington-street, Clerkenivell, Vlkuccb~r, glazier adpalintir, that he.1.4 in insolvent circumstances, Soil Isunable toweet1 isa g tewe.1t withk's crecditors. 371 BANK -pTcY ENLA RGED. cNIMN SVtTCLfFFE, of Manchester, cominission-agenk and RE siil,.deatler, froin March 14i to ...

... Ou Saturdiay preparations were muade fir tihe dissecti ,ur of the reailitlis of tbis animal. In tile afterinoons piliars of enorisrlors size were erected oa each side of the deni, to suipport a btrllg cross-henalit, froirr which a pulley, capable of rassiwg ten toi's, was suspeuded. These preparirtiosis weo'e noarly couirlet: i, when a ianesdsge wIas sent by Sir RichDrd Birlie, to tile l roplr ...

... MIORE RESURiRECION MEN. Another of those depredatiois so revolting to the best feelings of our nature, has occurred ain this nighbourtsiocl the present week. On Friday se isigtit, Martha Oddy, a young lady, fifteen years of age, who died atrer a very short iilhess, was interred ii the chapel y'ard of Armlcy, near thits town. On i'Anday morms. tig, it was discovered that the grave had been ...

... [FROtl MAlATERIALS FU'RNtItSFH ST Hl.'IMELF.8 Carl Maria Ven Weber was born in the year 1786, at Eutin, in Holsteil. While a 1boy lie displayed a great taste for music anI tainting, and to these arts lie devoted all the tim le c6tild spaue from his more serious Etudirs. His father, who was a au-an Of iulde'etidetit mind and feertinr, was fond of cbanging Mia residence; land settling for some ...