... 4()TISE ,OF CO1lMMDONS. ?? M~sv-l~ NA Szriornu licob- 1ItONhDXy Ai;, v 19'. 1 ii] $ riny Rice brought a ,i. the Report of tbe l :oomnitice upen Irish Edut tion. 1i ihe lion. Aember c.1led. the attention 4f the House q eearestly to tbe' stibjectl, ralready there had been ex- n leaded, prtofesse4ly t'or tire porpvi~.s of ericaciion in S Irelnud, ai Stan exceedtirg two mnillions and a half.- h ...

... ;IQ'USEF COMON$S. Ml [) A V rh . Ii ) - - r1 V ieirn f-r nl i AMONDAY M.Y 12:' , Petitions tor and against thl (Calholic ?? were presented. - M C.4 ?? moved tihe OIrderof the Day for caI ltesuining the adjourned debate upon the nnotion ella. bri gtve tothie Itoman Cittholic Claims. Thl Order of the Pay being rbea4 by the Speaker, thl ,if, ?? f;tnt rose andt said, he felt cotivineed that I bee ...

... Mrb)essbar's & IptrtYraAYo toots I FROMr TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. AR-OFFICE, May 6.] 6th Regt. Draguon G;uareds, Captain .Robert War- rand to be ,dajor. by ptirchase, vie. WVhichcote, who ?? tfoh 'ot jor Adam Gordon Campbell, from the half-pay, to be Ma. jor, vice Thonmas Derenzy Turner, who exchanges. BANKiltUllS. Tritus Lonbotmmrn, Keighh y, .orkshire, rmachineimaker Johnu W~ill (io Bevil, ...

... CITY OF LONDON LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC . INSTITUTION. On Friday evesting last the Lecture room of this Institution, in. Aldersgate.steet, was opened with anI inaugural eddresa4'deliziered by Thomas Denman, Esq. The premises are extresely. commodious and well cal- culated for the purposes intended, and the theatre is 4 litted u:le with a superior degree of neatness. The room I was crowded to ...

... * HOUSF (OF 1,0? DS. - x - - . I I 5A . _1. ?? -- -- _ 8A ,A+ MONDAY;, M1AY 5.] Aftcr the presentation of nutnetous petitions on the increase of tbe duty on Fo- raign M'ool, ol the motion of the Duke of RIcnzaend, tte order of the day was read, ant tite Noble Duke myoved, That a Select Comtnintte be appointed to iniquire into the pri sent contlitioi of the Wool Trade, ebnd report their ...

... MIoDDIe.Io FRIDAY, MIAY 16,118287- nuap l'I intelligence received from Paris last night Mau w ileighest importance. The, war between Rus- vowte ?? hits actltilly commenced. The Rus- bala ittssps already passed the frontiers. and the Lm. exh *tasn his waiy to)ylace himself at the head of his hI Thecse important facts werc oflicially: stated by l Sil'rescltM jtjste for Foreign Aid~irs to the ...

... i I . act. ?? vooto'. I ? le .4vioago !I'll ?? . . I ,'Frn 'fhoGzee at Frantfei Ma'y 7.) r 'SsytA, ArlIA 2. - gI energedtiC fieiasures of Couint Capo 6 itria.telmost entirely put an CoD to .l P 'rB a MID45 .hrs stink or burnt alove f60 JT P Fl~iBeSSel? ID clib Jslands.of Ssiato and C p~rh,4f3tll ?? whether these coasts will i in the flne season, irhich is not im- -,lrx n of the extreme ...

... 'u)io L D (U- o, --l .)O 1. MlONDXY, A ntAi. 28.3 Lord Be2lqey presented a Fcition fiom the Jvewish conlmilnmuity of Lundln, that ttev ml ight not be pr(judiced by the RepEal uf the Test alnI (,olportuio) Acts. TEST AinD C-lOit AodtON A'Se.lOtdaIn1Ivltd noved he (Jrier oth le ?? ttbe Tbird Beading of thI Bill for tbc leceal of thc Corporation and 'iest ACts. Hc woaild move to omit the words ' ...

... -.4 6 4P-- FrtDqAYVS LONDON GAZETTE. i IVW ITIThALL, .MAY- 20. IfE King lhas bebollae opeent Vi: please to. pesentbeet the Kcv. George SarbY' [enfold. Dl.D. to, th en T Distriet Rectory of'lTrinity, in thle Parish of kisl St. Mlaryleborne, in the county, of' Al l tdceex eetC ?? diocesc of London. r~so to present thea Reverend ta huobert Wolpole, 13.iD. to ~b C Iiatrict Rectory of' Christ10 ...

... WEDNESDAY, Arnii ?? Petiteis in favouit (I the Catholic (laimns were vtery nIlieerous. including re lrone ( Guildford, aued another from Horsbamn.- aire las, against concession. tLE-HOUsE LXCrNSING B'ILL.-Severai Peti- t3S were presented against ports of this Bill; and r.Litteilrin presented a Petition from the Church- itgen aerd overseers of a parish in Staffordshire. pray- I:nhat power may ...

... H #SBOF COMMONS. A_.. l 1 ?1 4 P fln r lDNES ~ IIAY 144 llr. F. Davettport with ~grtrit appintentof' a Select Committee to Pathl ~ist thebestm~deof introducing anl uniform pOrtI t o ift' ho' discipline throughout th6 United King- I bishe . fitw rordrs from Sir Joseph Yorke,- Sir Wm for 8t T.ilr..Rice, £hr. Webster, and Sir 1. Burdett, Larn --Red elpposeel te motion, on the ground of its A' - ...

... 1I0IJSE OF CO(hUMONS. A It-21.1 ih. Ctzr ril weile J , o ...