... q , H A : L A-. I EV.,NV. THORP, A PLAGIAR18T. Drap.-llere and there I think the speaker has strie.k out a NEW idea. - I ?? ' ' ' T-Vrmiu.-I don't know how manyr ne, sas' b'le 'may l hive strucehl out, but 1'moere InE ?? lo\t E ?? r O tF allse species q4 ?? inrest society, tih -one viwhid excites the',troogest feeltinos of c')etejmpt, qu-' mitigaweds y the sentiment of pity whbiely we ...

... TO THE EDJTOAL OF TIE DERBY hIERCUay. I Sin, In requesting the insertion of another letter in your columns, I am not actuated by an obstinate desire for the last word oh the controversy; (which I will resign to the iy#s1ander on the first'fair opportunity,) but having undertaken thedefenceof thatestablished scriptural cOhurch, that part aid .pacel of ?? constitution, which.has been ...

... I (From thI Anti-Slavcry Reportcr.) It appears by the Postscript to the Royal Gaeictt of Jamaica of the 29t, November last, that on tile 25th of that month a petition had been presented to the House of AssembIl on behalf of one James Franklin, formerly of Kingston, in that island, but now of Great Britain, setting forth That the Petitioner, having had considerable intercourse with St Domingo ...

... I 141IDa1p1 allb ZjIV6,0ap Poito. I - ?? 4.. I -. II (Frnce the GtzcttC(de Fraince.) 1'att[S, DlARCit 13. Wa 1 have receivedI tromt IToulon a pri- Vo/ te letter, dated the 7tb of' March, wbicli / ctzitil5s thc tolh wit partictultrs :_ -There Ivill rtinniti in the Illorea 4j000 f-rmittit a hbrigltle. lhichl weill be under the CiLll_ t OD Of (enttrrt Schncidr. All the rest of the troops ,e,* ?? ...

... toctvivt+ FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. w CRO1VN OFFICE, MIARCn 27. hi M LEMBI R returtted to serve in ?? bi Present PAItLMIAaENT. Borough of Mar- t . _g . Overough-W ilihin John Bankes, Esq. in the rootn of lford Brudenell, who has ac- b cepted the Chil1ern ioundreds. BANCKRUPTS. b Mtonir Alleock, Threalneedtle-street. tavern keeper Thotas slianuister, John-street, Tottenhain-eourt-ronli, gold- ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Malrch 17; The Fart I,4'E I A FTES 1U RY presented i petition Froin LI a ptace in, Stirlingsh ire against further concesajitus. Lord TA N KERVILLE presented a petition from Wal- ti litigford, in favour of emntrincptinn. - b The Marquis of ANGLESERY presented four petitions I gaginst the subletting end thle vestry acts. His Lordship also P presented 26 petitions from different ...

... TtlE' MELVILLE ANDV WELLINGTON-SBIACKS. . my . - . I . ., o : 1 .The following co~nmmancarion, which 'we have received from a most, respectable vuarter, we think eminently de- serving of attentioi$,.' -The colisioin ?? these vessels 'is not the only, aundens' of the~ kind- (if accident, it may. he .called), which. ha -occurrejlg of laie r_~t we are not aware that, ini any onelasnsc, en were ...

... DREADFUL SUICIDE OF HENRY BOSANQUET, EsQ On Friday meuning the whole of the Chancery Bar was thrown into consternation by the report of the death of Mr. Henry Bosanquet. the ntphew of Mr. Serjeant Rosanquet, who It was stated bad shut himself ?? the head at lir, cham- bere, No. 5, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Ion. It was racer- tained, on inqniry, that bis laundress had gone to bis chambers. as ...

... IRENCII PAPERS. ,Oos SJHE MUSSAGER DES CHAMBRES OF FEB. ej CoI~ANTlNOrLE, JAN. 24,-After the first conference be- tiro 3. Jdubert and the Reis Effendi, the general opinion ti tat the props3ls offered by the French Agent had been cPled, and that ruI kisb C Mmmi~sioners would be sent to one tJ; tbe 1,uds *,f the Atrchipelago or to Smyrna, in order to tte't of the prcification of Greece. It ...

... RESTORATION 'OF YORK MINSTER. MEETING AT YORK. ew On Thursday, a stumerous anid highaly respectable of ?? sas held in the Festival Concert Room, Yolk, to take re- the ?? of tle Nobility and Gentry of the County, upon the lut best mexes of elleetieg. the Rtoatoration of York Cathedral. te There were present the heads of several of ther most distinguished n families ii the County. The gallery ...

... ?? _-I t| HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY, FEB. 2f6. TheLilierallpetitionagrecdlto at the Rotunda, In Dublin, was preseuted by the Marquis of AxroAes'. Lord PLuvicrTT took the opportunity of defending his character f tfrom some aspersions which bad been cast upon it by Lord Loligfordd on a previous evening. After having gone through the history of I Vthe attempts to put down the Catholic Associatiot, ...

... T MITIT~'lARY LE CUTIO' r I (tltnectg.-Erl.,ti t of a letterr tiel ts Irfirec cf the 2Sth regiracnt of foot, at Cori-u, lateld Ist of Janutiar, 18 ?? d ?? riy hut one after our - r- rival hele, the whle g'arrison *ns orderedl oiu to witsiess til e'teentilon of a plria;te of tir R' ci 11filitary Slippers and~ M~iners. lilc wvAS SctccVl,(r by a court martial tL. be shot until dead, for hIavingiK ...