... HOUSE OF CO~NMMONS, MONDAY. Some questions relating to Election Pctitions, and some mis- cellaneous Petifions, having been disposed of, Mr. Peel, in reply to a question by Sir Thomas lsethbridge, explained that in con- sideration of Mr. Canning's illness, Ministers had determined to postpone the Corn Question to the 26th, adding a plede- that it should cusne on on that day, whether the Right ...

... LONDON, Fi:B. 15. The letters by the French Mail, from Trieste, dated the ist instant, say that intelligence had been received at that port of two or three piracies in the Adriatic. ?? names of the ships are not given, but it was reported they were of great value. Yesterday a Court of Directors wvas held at the East India House, when the following Captains were sworn into the command of their ...

... LONDONI FiVE:R HOSPITAL. nlcrease of the Epidecnio.-Friday the annual meeting of this | institution was held at Freemasons' Tavern ; J. L. Mlallett, Esq. in thie Chair.-Dr. Tweedie (one of the Physicians to the hospital) presented the report, which was read by Mr. Charles Murray, the Secretary. It contained some iatecesting details relative to the Epidemic Fever which has so long prevailed in ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. rvII E EA M. of LviY t ?? T. postponed his notion on the .El Corn Question from th. ?? to the 2t6h inst. The same Noble Earl, after some miscellaneous busine:;s, moved an Addrcss of Condolence to his Majesty, upon the lamented death of the Duke of' ' ork: he did not speak at much length, but made, in a few words, a recapitulacion of somc of the more prominent public ...

... IUESDAY's POST CONT INU.ED. rrom the London Gazette of Friday. * 7'dIIS Gazette contains several Addresses of Condolenie T 1 to his Majesty on the death of his late Royal Hlighness the Duke of York, from various cities, towns, and pl ces in England, Scotland, ndl Irelandd BANKRUPTS. ?? Cogger, of Wardrobe-terrace, Doctors' Commons, engineer. Thoi as Danvers, of N1hitechapel. silk dyer. Stephen ...

... IOUSE OF COMMYONS.-Tuesday. 'Mr. CALCRAFT moved for a return of the number of convic- tions which had taken place under the (Game Laws during the seven years immediately preceding thc Ist of January last. Sir E. KNATCIIMIOLL regretted very much that it had bcen found necessary to postpone the consideration of the Corn Law question, in consequencc of the absence of the Right Honourable ...

... P0 S T SCR I P T. LONDON, FiB. 16. The Chancellor of the Exchequer last night prescntcd a Message from his Majesty, recommending that further antl suitable provision should be inade for the Duke anld Dunchess of Cl arvnte. Letters by the French mail, from Madrid, to the 2d inst. mn ntion that Mr. Lamb has sent very unpleasant renmonstraucus as to the reception of the Portugucse in the Spanish ...

... Lord Amherst has written home to the Court of Direc- tors, tcndering his resignation as Governor-General of India. It is said the death of his son is the cause of his wishing to return. Should his successor be forthwith ap- pointed, the three Presidencies will each receive a new Governor in the course of the present year. Mr. Lushing- ton certainly succeeds Sir Thomas Mlunro, at Madras, upon ...

... NAVY EST'NiTATES-1[E'31. IMhetrllct froni t ho N svv E',titates fc r the year 187,laid on the Table of ihe House of Comornist, 01n et: h 'ridlay, February '9th-Titcry ainount to 6,25,850! , (III DOs. W0, whielh is less by 111541. Os. 3d. then die ca-geo~ nfl last ycar. but 142,7231. 2s. lid, over thle chlarge giO132,C d62ililb. Is. d.over tbechargelor 1132-1. and i;iid,3t1 13s. lld.1eyonie tbc ...

... . in 0.. ?? 'n t` , 000, I I M- ,emoria;l .{Lordelahs' ' o the idthst; q ?? ~~ Tho :hwdance of matter renders t o it i1111,0oseble fir us to publish the corres- of ?? from Spain, rereived yesterday ve jrea ' star to say, tnwt accordiing to a letter from t o, o l the atest date, the cause of thie .Ro9alists is all but sjiertte, 'hree &Gene ur t a d of monks have. arrved in that ob t; , et ?? ...

... W1-EDNEMDAY', 1FEBRUARY 14, 1MMX uy . ?? :N tar lie 7'e Paris Papicrswere received in due course, En1 h yestcrday and to day, with the GermranJournn's, but for :e ?? do ot contain intelligerce of any interest. R= u diressee of Condol uce' tn hi, .Mjvsty, y pon, v tbe death of his Illustrious Brother. the hate C Imrn. lam I der-ih-Cbief, were iroycd in botli 1iopqes'eof Parliamnen Thn on Monday ...

... tlEDNeSDA ,FitB. 14.1 Ta 11E onCN LAe's.-A spreat number of Petitions were presentct: froll several ?? of the conntry in thc course of the cveiln.g-sotmeo f-er:ying that the landed intcrest be protzteed o thocrs, icr ;a total rcpcal i scrmle lw for a rcvision; three for s ni ilteration ; aidl others that no alteration be made in g the esistitig Lavwus.-They were severally read, and or- m ...