... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, May 19. (Trent number petitions against any further concessions the Catholics were presented by different Noble Lords. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. CONFERENCE WITH THE COMMONS. The Duke of Wellington moved that the following Noble ords appointed meet tbe Commons conference in the Painted Chamber, on the subject of the laws affecting the i Roman C.tholic*:—Tho President of the ...

... His Majesty, we are glad to hear, is in good health and spirits, and now daily takes his airings in phaeton. His Majesty holds a Council this af ernoon at Windsor, at which Mr. Frankland Lewis will be sworn in a Privy Councillor.— Sun of Tuesday. Sir Christopher Robinson, D.C.L., will be appointed Judge of the Admiralty Court, in the room of Lord Stowell, who retires. Dr. Jenner will succeed ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. Holiday at the Bank. BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. James Hargreaves and John Hardman, Bacup, Lancashire, cotton spinners—Robert Hardings, Bridge house place, Newlngton Causeway, grocer—Joseph Boscow, Stockport, draper- Joseph Bollaud. Distaff lane, London, wine merchant—John Brijtbthelmsron, Sussex, cupper—James Gill. Long Acre, Westn luster, picture ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY 2. Reduced 3 per Cents- •• Bank Stock 210 Cons. 3 per Cents 87$ I Long An nui ties 3j per Cents. | India Stock shut 3iperCentß.reduced--.-95i I India Bonds -104 4perCents 101) Excbe. Bills (2d.) 4 per Cents. (1828) 104| | Consols for Account 88»jl PRICES FORE lON STOCKS THIS DAY AT 4. Brazilian Bonds I Greek Bonds-■■ (1825)•• 18* ...

... By the Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor Ireland'• Akgi.kskv.— Whereas In certain Counties in this part of the Kingdom, Meetings of large numbers of his Matesty's subjects have been held consisting of persons, both foot and on horseback, coming together from distant parts and places, acting in concert, and under the command Leaders, assuming the appearance of Military Array and ...

... all the affectionate courtesy characteristic of the first gentleman in the world. His Majesty met the Queen at the head of the grand Stairs, and led her through the suite of rooms to the dining room, where dejtune was laid out. There was a splendid display of plate on the occasion—the members of the Royal Family, His Majesty's Ministers, antl the grand Officers the Household were present. ...

... consequence of the changes in the Ministerial departtnents, und the late elevations to the Peerage, since ihe prorogation Parliament, the following pi ices have become vacated, and immediately on tbe sitting of the House of Commons motions will be made for new writs to till them University uf Oxford—ln the place nf Mr. Pee:, im his reappointment to the Hume Office. There cau doubt, therefote. ...

... Paris Papers to the 16th. They are for the most part filled with the Heport of a Debate in the Chamber of Deputies in its sitting of the 14th, a motion M. Labbey de Pompierres, accusing the late Ministers of Frauce of Treason various shapes. The debate was of a most tumultuous description and in stopping press, we have only time to state the result. After question of formality had been got rid ...

... His Majesty on Monday held Council «t Windsor Castle, when a Proclamation received the Royal Signature,' convening Parliament for tbe dispatch of divers weighty and urgent affairs, for Thursday the sth day of February next. The Proclamation appeared the Gazette of Tuesday evening. The first Tuesday February the usual day for the assembling of Parliament, but the French Chambers are meet ...

... at b7. Exchequer Bills are to 72.—A Beport that an embargo had been put upon British vessels, Oporto, produced a trifling decline in the Portuguese Bonds, which is the only variation that has taken place in the Foreign Market. Two O'CLOCK—Consols. buyers. Nothing doing. Portuguese Bonds, Brazilian, f>3 Colombian, i 23J - ! Greek, 17 18 .Mexican, 3!t.\ Russian, 114} Spanish, lt'A ll—The ...

... The Kino.— JVindsor, Friday. October 24.— On Wednesday, the following dis'inguished personage! arrived at the Royal Lodge, by invitation, and had the honour dining and passing the evening with his Majesty :—Kail and Countess Harcourt, Karl of Fife, Lord Lowther, Lord Maryborough, Hon. R. Gordon, Mr. Commissioner Adams, Mr. D. Radcliffe. His Majesty sat down with the company about seven o'clock ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. BANKRUPTS FltOM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. John Jrnqer and John Wharton Geek street, Soho, linen drapers—Robert Stroud, etualler—Oidiey Lewis, Clarke'* place, Islington, straw hat manufacturer—Geo. Stevens, Newgate street, siv. rsmith—Jamea Nightingale. Conduit s'reet. Bond street, tailor—Henry Arkell, Charltou, Gloucestershire, corn dealer. City, Two o'clock—The Funds ...