... SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S;POS' S. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. T HIS being the dlay appointed for the meeting of Par- liament for the dispatch of business, their Lordships began to assemble a little before two o'clock. Prcciscly at half.-past two the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Shaftesbury, ?? Lord Ellenborough, the other P~eers named in the C~omzmission for reading his ...

... I. . , .1 I 1 The Brazilian Consul has sent an official notice to Lloyd's that the Captains of all vessels bound to Brazil must make oath to the particulars of their cargo before him, in place of the British authorities. This, we believe, is a measure in execution of the late treaty. At a meeting of the inhabitants of St. Olave's, Hart- street, on Friday, it was resolved that the petitions ...

... HOUSE OF a OlVIM-ONS-TUesda-r. A T ten minutes to four o'clock the Speaker took the chair. A The House was then extremely crowdedMr. Planta and the Solicitor-General were the only representatives of the existing Administration present. M1r. Broughaiti resumed his seat upon the opposition benches. The Hon. Member sat beside Lord Nugent and Mr. Charles Wynn. Sir F. Burdett and Dr. Lnushington ...

... R Accatint of th'e Be_-n~ev-ole'nt Institutiol,' On HEADINGTON HILL, near OXFORD,, For the Relief and Cure of the Insane. THE OxrORD LuNATIC AsYLUM originated in the active anid Comprehensive benevolence of somec of the Governors of the Radcliffe Infirnary, particularly of the late Dr. Cooke, President -of Corpus Christi College, who entertaiiied the hope of being able, by means of a suitable ...

... POST SC Il PT. LONDON, FEn. 1. In the House of Lords last night, the Duke of Welling- tol stated, that his Majesty's Ministers had no intention to introduce in Parliament any measure respecting the Roman Catholics. In the House of Commons the report on th)e Addhress was brought up by Mr. Jenkinson. On the question of its being received Mir. Brownlow expressed his satisfac- tion, that the ...

... By the Turkey mail of this morning, letters to the 29th from Constantinqple, and from Smyrna to the 21st ult. have been received. The utmost tranquillity prevailed, but the preparations for war wergh&till continued with the greatest energy; there had been frequent meetings of the Divan, but nothing transpired. In the mean time the English and French merchants remained unmolested undmr the ...

... ox E ORD$ Saturday, reb. 2. The REA.DEn, in MINERALOGY vvill begin his Course of Lectures on the Elements of Mineralogy at the Museum, on Tuesday next, Feb. h, at One. o'clock. The Lectures will be continued on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, (during 'the present Term; and will be introductory to a Course on Geology in Easter and Act Terms next. Christ Churoh, Jan. 20,1828. on Tuesday last ...

... LONDON, JAN-. 29. Lord Beresford has accepted the Master-Generalship of the Ordnance, which was refused by Lord Rosslyn. Sir C. Wetherell has again the Attorney-Generalship, in con- sequence of Sir James Scarlett's refusal to hold it. The report circulated has been that Mr. Bugden refused it; but it is now asserted that the' offer has been made to Mr. Sugden of a Government Borough, so that ...

... BATH, JAN. 3U. D~tLA. Is, vex.- etat It is with very painful feelings hiat we record the perpetratibn of a murder in this city. The suffeeer was Maria Bagnall, a young person of about twenty-five years of age, and servant to mrs. Coxe, (of0East.Burnhamr near Maidenhead,) and at present residing at No. 1C, Milarlborougl-buuldilgs. The murder was committed between eleven o'clock on Saturday ...

... H1oUSE OF COMMONS, - Tjl1TZSikYD , JAte. 31.1 Mr. Denisetei presented P~etition fratto aI 1/ceish icr Surrey, for the revision of' tie ~se loit-At' ?? nrovedrior retilrerts ii ol1o SunS ?? by tote Iiioprioal Parlamcnt, for the pe t 'e EdltCatiott, and thle Cte~Vp Ot f olelrue is Ir unl._t'everal private -Bills totre s 11 up. antd red It first ?? 171 h 'oercl wa fxed onl or the receipt of. oH ...

... FRIDAY', FEBJRUARY 1 11120. _ 14 The Paris Papers are received to Wednes- thit (lay's dlate. The only article of any interest they eonr- ' t* ain, is given sir our extracts. IlI ThehPindq at Vienna are said to havic risen in con- 'il t arlence of the Duke (if .Wellington leitig trade Prinme WI .4 Minist. er of' this couintry* Cot it Pi-ivite Letters *fiibi Pasfls state ithat mri M riplnio is ...

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