... ClARLISL.E ELECTION. [FROMl use CARLISLE JOURNAL OF SATURDAY.] We have, hada bustlingK week prepiufring for our election. Monday W.# appointed for the public entry of Sir Williann Scott fromAncai~, ad Jloid arid boastful was tbe language held out by un ari~i~S o ie sylein hic tey meant to get up the grhd poceilO. bad f T5U5~ sa eaRieSed. two large cr~rtae sik bnner wee pepaed-ludgetni-men at ...

... PARSH OF LAMBETH. I Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, a highly respectable Meet- ing of the Inhabitant Heuseholders of this Parish was held in the School [louse, Lambeth Green. The Meeting was convened by a requisition, signed ?? I)'Oyley the Rector, Mr. Lett, and several other intiuential Parishioners, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of introducing a Bill into ...

... e or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 16. cO CATHOLICS. rit The Etarl of ELDON presented Petitions against the grant- e ?? furtber concessions to the Catholics, from Coningsbitghi, dt Yorkshire; ao' from several Parishes in Cardigan, Camnbridge- ir shire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, ard Hante ; In all 13 Peti iong. e Lord COLCHESTER, in risiog tn present a Petition agoinet 1e ...

... TALJS Of OUR TOWN-ANArOMISTS. The exposures that have lately taken place, in connextion with the atrocious dealing& of these who have been the slaughterers or human carcass venders to the surgeons, have led to the recol- leetion, invention, and circulation of stories, which, as they hove generally been in the true raw head and bloody bone style, have found a most ready reception with the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FE.B. 18. Mr. Crater, from the Treasury, presented a Return of all the Bank Notes in circulation under 51. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved, that after the 25th March no Petition should be received on any Private Bill; and that after the 29th of April, rn Report should be received from the Judgea-Ordered, CATHOLICS. The Archbishop ...

... iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FBB. 19. Mr. Richardson presented at the Bar an Account of the ir- ceipts and expenditure of the Mid-Lothian and Fife Ferry. Mr. Mason presented at the Biar an Account of the Pensions granted by the East India Company. CATHOLICS. The Earl of ELDON presented sixteen Petitions from differ- eut places in Denbighehire, ...

... O Osford d Cear Oxford! What lranzy of zeal Impiels you against your own famae to revolt ?? That wreaths once bestowed on SCOTT, ABBt)Tr, and PEEL, Should be now cast away on a bigotted dolt ! A dolt without name, without nerve, without Yes, Whose family scutchleon's as blank as his skull, Dull at school, dull at College, and oull in the House- But worthy, they tell us-a true Goodman Dull. ...

... AIPORTATION OF FOREIGN SILK. ?? - ?? - -- ?? or. FYLBR moved for returns of the quantity of articles of e or SDit mixed, whether partly made up or otherwise; also ,,,atis of tbrown Silk imported into this country within alist ,ar and the amount of duties paid thereupon. t1 CHARLES GRANT thought it would be sufficient to r. etarf of the quantity tmported and taken from the b-i A Rein eithln ...

... GkliMAN PAPERS. I py the German Mail, which arrived yesterday, we have re- cered secounts from St. Petersburgh of the 20th uit. Nothing bad at that time Occurred to justify the sanguine hopes of peace whieb some persons have entertained, and the preparations for the next canipaifn were proceeding actively. We subjoin a few I'e CElRSISVlt, JAN. 20-The preparations for the next cam- Drln are 1 ...

... MELANCWOLY AFFAIR. FZTAcr OF A LETTeR FROM SHINRONE, DATED Fiz. 7. A most distressing occurrence took place in this neigbbour- hooid on Friday last, of which, in order to pravent mnisrepre- stntation, I send the following account, which is correct In all Psrtdcularm:- In consequence of mu altercation which took Place between John Doolan5 of Shinrone, Esq., and William Stadter, of Tipperary, ...

... [1501 TE DULINMORIINOREGISTER]J Yestrda he I~n clle th Prtestant, Meeting vwti attmpedtobehed i te ied ?? houste, it, Marlorouhstftt. The ituaionwas particularly w*il choenforit as iretlyoppsit tht building celebrated iii Irih hsttyan knw in he annl of cruet adtortor'x by the came of Betlefurd's Riding-loSt,. The ypretlence for holding the meeting in the open pir was, that the Rotund ...

... CJRLISLE ELECTION.-RIOTING. CARL.16L., SATURDAY EVEIG'io. H4ALF-FAST FIVE. I wit in~~et ase o svethepot.pollingtcemanencedcat ?? o'clock thisl mfomfiR -and continue-d pretty quietly, but With great briskness, till four O'clock Thre Crimios~f Were A- head till noon, wbeu the BIIUCS rallied strongly, and took the lead. At four o'clock the MayOr annloanced the state of the poll- For Henry ...