... U LOCAL INTEI ESTS. INFIRMARY.' itS-PATIENTS. OUT-PATIENTS. Discharged, & c . 10 Discharged & c . .. 2 Admitted . .. S Admitted. Vaccinated by the House Surgeon, 16. Physician, Dr. Alderson.-Surgeon, Mr. Young. Honse Visitor, Mr. J. Blundell. The Rev. J. Scott, Chaplain. P ULL, ANt SCULCOATES DISPENSARY. PATIENTS-T. PATIENTS. Discharged, Cured, &c- .**27 |Admitted . ...

... PROTESTANT IRE'FORMIATION. TnxSiv Work is now finished.. It contains sixteen numbers, which. may be had in loose numbers, at four shillings; or, any single num- ber may he had for three Pence; or the whole may be had,. neatly bound in boards, tor four shilling8 and sixpence. It was my intentionj to publitsh a list of all thle Albbe~ys, Priories, I3os)iitals, ie; divided. under the heads of ...

... PRIVATE CORRBSPONDEN-CE 14l PRIVATE CORRESPONDE-L'.1 14 London, Alpfl. The prepatatinns for the funding nearly el tS the : t tew ion of the city. It will be recollected that' 1 toain occurrence of this kind, so great eagerness existe tbo subscriptions. that the doors of the Bask ?? crowd long before the hour of business, and tabt ef a struggole ensued to obtain cntrance into thed evr z fice, ...

... OPINIONS AND DECISIONS OF BARONS OF' ON S CON~EXCHlEQUER, S r I ON CASES CONNECTID WIT THE A.SSESSED TAXES OF . F - SCOTLAI:D.II I MO. 9.-Ceunty of Fife. -vey DUTY 01N A SROVM1ANAt a meeting of the corn- dies 0missioners under the 7asseesed tax acts acting for the -said be county, held at Kirkaldy,, the 13th day of April 11125, for of]I Jhn Wearin an leemiig appeals under the said acts, ...

... Letters were received in town yesterday from Sincapore, 'announcing the successful result of the discussions with ,the Rajah of Ligore, and the consequent cessation of the -alarm, which the hostile preparations of that Chief had excited at Prince of Wales's Island. They further add, .that the arrangements which had been nsade with respect ,to the future line of policy to be pursued towards ...

... ;0-0,avlo VoO. li/iie, (,It, Apri! 3. 1J I, L ~ i II, has 1teoin hlasd to order a conlgo d'efl e to pact; thle Great Seal, emupotwering 'Ilti Dealn and Chapter of'the Cathedral Chutrch of flurhatti to elect a B3ishop of that Sce, the ston~e being voi! hb' the denthi ofI the Right Rev. Father in G(Co 0olOtor Sui BC irtington, late, Bishop Illurcof; otit his Ai'hey hts Also beent please'd to ?? ...

... .- = - ~~~I , . .. - .. ?? at? Tale melancholy scenes which agitated the Cousi# nre tics of Nottingham, York, and Lancaster, in 'the year Ish 1812 have unhappily been this-week renewed in that fire ad of Lancashire of which Blackburn may be considered thi' _* ,cencte.Js tnanother part of oiur paper we have, giveii eg information as we have. been al8e to collec from the dis. nt turbed district. ...

... .Velinorteiet ?? iber fr- o erley aur sghit ss AIS atJ. ets e*hilsflettyO, Jit *alisesit 'j teaIheoclcrs5 'tiss~ertal~tlsppr tile BITl) I5t5tjfil tuenika wa t o lacrpnsvistioled , fefpbtaeigrbj nc hiat, lh~dWtfi5 i5Y Wr eak only dofes uis Justlce when hie says, ticth ''sti5u& hf eve chair, with Lb fair ansi trier Apirit. whirl lseclrae le lios C ctiI Iubice Joutoale, wicaee ?? vr a . licle ...

... BouRSE V. SWrET.-A Jilry w4s smniaoned before the Se. co udary yenterz;ty, toassesidaiiages to theplilirtiff for thlse eul- prisoniini'at, arid an assault cummuitted upun him by defenidanat. Mrl'. C PIaLLiPS stated, that tIle pldilltiff, Mr. Baurur, was a respectable ard ispilenit clotihier, wilo possessed two establish. rrentg-the ouine io Coletuan-street, tire other itt No. 48, liegent ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE 01? LORDS.-APRIL 20. The LORD CHANCELLOR brougbt in a Bill, which Was read a first time, to alter and amend the Acts regulating the practice of the Court of Chancery, as to the Investment of Money in the Purchase of Land. Mr. N. Calvert, and others, from the Commons, brought up the Small Debts' Recovery (Irish) Bill the Manor Courts' ...

... D A wR jI o oi. A Descriplive Poe7;i, 1y X. ?? Carnznyton, Authior of The :We 11are bpee highlby pleased ,vith this interesting and ?? proc uotioil. tolld hope at brief uiotice will prove ac- Geq)rtlIble t ...

... Vootocript. ris.- elit FARLTACtENIT. e In the House of Lords, on Monday last, several strong SO] ow petitions were presented from Catholics (including seve. r( the ral distinguished noblemen) praying for emancipation., thee They were strongly supported by Earl Grey, the Marquis 20 se. of Lansdowne and ?? Suffield, after an address ye a. complaining of the abuses attached to the offices of ...