... From The LONDON (GAZE'FTEof 1'ridl\, \1. Mis Mlajesty in. Council was this day the li hist 1t John Sherwin Sherwin, of Bramcate-hiii., Erq. t2 t county of Nottingham.,i WAR.OFFICH,3hBI 1; -i 161t Foot-Lieutenamt-ColoneO Lisonel smoh li ?? - I r itRgimeat, to he Lltuteouatt-C.olooel, vice Bird, N, UNATTACiii.-MNajor Janie, Holomes Solieli' i 4 'i to be Lieulenant.Coiodel of iifantry. bypurd n. ...

... NEiW.RK ELECTION. NEWARKI, THU RSDAY, ONs O CLnO L.-It sp 'nrs )L,, , rtest it awt Deary ver; only 2li v tea Lqv, I co ; during three ho0urs-16 for M;r. SAiler, Asd Ilb ii M-S, I Ville. It li vec s'ary to state that the pl Ol- hi on second day conitusitted an error in cavitil up :, e ,ti , which they mare it appear that ninety-six inoae t erlects polled than realty lhid .lone so. The ?? is I ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREdT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. pi HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 13. 1, Two Private Bills ware read a second time. s The Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Navy Mutiny Bill, went ts through a Committee, and the Reports were received. r Sir Alexander Grant, and others from the Commons, brought ye up the Army Marine Bill, a Private Baill, and the Naturalization P'C Bill of an individual. be ...

... HIGH BLAND SOCIETY. On Siturday, 21st inst., tbe HiglBand Scciety met for the pur- pose ot celebrating,as usual, tbe Anniversary of ?? of Alexandria, so peculiirly interesting to Highllanders, from tl e recollection of the ?? part sustained by their country- men on that glorious day, and the ntifonal loss inurred by the fdil of the Gallant Aborcromby in the hour ot vicm ry. A surm- tuous ...

... 6 i Th4PER:I4L PJULJAMbNT :ftEdT ?RIrxIN AiND rift LANDX, HOUSE 1s? LORDS: MA.ErH 6. Tbc Lord Chancellor, tie Earl- of Shaflesbury, and Lord Ratleyia's Mbij C5'i.YS Comtfihionfer, gatt the Royal Assent to the Trar fe r in Aids Bill. .CATuoLIC PetitlOns against granting forthi xncesions to the Caths- hcs, were presented by the DdkUffdicbrnond, frora Parish ^nd Iwo Hundreds in Suses ; by the ...

... LICENSING IN THE CIT. Yesterday was the Atijotrirnnent l)*Y for Liconslng in the City ol Lindon, end pit ten o'cli~ck tie L- rd Mayar entereid tile Guitdhsll for the purpose i,f ?? tire disutetd BPPhiCafons. There were precelrt oPen, IIe ecc~'ite (;,is Lordship having ex- pressed con the first day a rsli It, fitIll, re shtoutld be a fall lsoeet- jog of the Bench, tit decide uplon Severtil ...

... DREADFUL FIRES-THREE LIFES LOST. A most alarming fire broke out on Friday morning, about three o'clock, at CAntberwell, which, we are sorry to say, not only destroyed a large quantity of property, but led to thle loss of three lives. The fire comnmenced at the hn'sr above slated, in the dwvelling- house of Mr. Worger, a boot find shoemaker, facing the Green ; and such was the speed with which ...

... 'the Annual Meteing 01 the Subscribers wean held yesterday, Jar tbe purpose of recciving the Report ot the Committee rela- tive to the aflairs of Lloyd'. ft r Ilie lae year. The LO)RD MAYOR in the Chair. His LORI)SHIP stated the object of the Meeting, and said lit would read tba Report of the Committee appointed to manage the ilfaira of Lloyd'es anid that the cash ?? would be read by tbe ...

... iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 3. CAl HrOLICS. The Archbishop of YORK, in presenting a Petition from tt e Clergy of the Diocese of York, against granting further couces- 0t9ns to the Catholics, tvok the oppi rtlnity ef stuting, that 8s le was yet ignornnt of the measurns intended to be brought for- ward, anti ef the extent to ?? the Bill was to go for ...

... [F~ROMS THE R ATH CRRON 1eLE OF yEsTERDAY.] This morning the, Mayor, Aldermen, and CommOn Cotuncil- mnen assembled in the Town-hall, to 'elect a Reprsrenetative in P'arltiuamet, the fermer election being, declared void by a double return. Long before the Ottse appointed for commencingi busi- Delet the ball was crowded by a dense mass of people, Who were vociferous in thetir shouts for General ...

... SOME PARTICUL.dRS RESPECTING THE I BIRTH AND EDUCATI(N OF CAPTAIN GARTH* [FROM A CORREsPONDENT]. In the summer season, about seven and twenty years ago, when his late Majesty was about to make his usual migration from Windsor to Weymouth, the Princess Sopitia, then about twenty-five years of age, was In very indifferent healtb, Inso- much that it became necessary for the party which left the ...

... }RURZY-LdNE THEATRICAL DINNER, Wednesday was the day fixed for the Anniversary of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund Dinner, and it took place at the Freemasons' Tavern, on wbich occasion his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence took tbe Chair. The attendance on th e part of the Theatrical world was very numerous, as the fol- t lowing names of Gentlemen whom we observed will prove:- a Mr. Price, Mr ...