... D L Np L- A SUPPLEMENT to the London Gazette of Friday was publisied on Saturday afternoon, containing the following PROCLAMATION, Diosolvihg the present Parliament, and calling anotirfr. WVILLIAM, R. Whereas we have thought fit, by and with the ?? of our Privy Coun- eil, to dissolve this pressen Parliament, which stands prorogued to Tuesday the 10th day of August next: we do for tbat end ...

... COUNT-Y MULL. I' ll I ., . . The County Ball at the iewv Assembilyl Room, Star Hotel, in this city, on Thursday, was a most magni- ~ficent display of' youth, beauty, antI fashion ; and we. congratulate the County in hi1ving colmenced, as we understand, a series of those innocent and pleasing entertainments, and that our City possesses such truly grand apartments, and so admirably suited to ...

... F 0 CT SC c El W LONDOIXN-Fridau. In the House of Fords the Lor(d Chancellor coma rounicated his Majesty s Answvi to the Addregs;tihauk- t( ing their Lordships for the determination expre~sed to e maintain the Union with Irelaiid.-Lord King, on moving for the production of papers regarding Church property, expressed his satisfaction at finding that a Reform in the Church was contemplated. ?? ...

... , 4) .wr IV, ItI -Pi T. V - rinns)-~Thursda- OF l TORD,-5Thursday. c Iq) for tihe proroiation.,of T ! - o the King, accompanied t i~an ?? 0.r trle CrOwl, LItt St. .Jarnes's Palace, t blouse of Lords. ' I; h tendd th e throne, read the following pech1.49,- SPEECA. ?? a /I t-olRe/ 01 .1/Si jiC 0 lic businesS now enabling me to re- ' l ?? nelauce il Pialiament, I cannot s e!,-essing the ...

... LONDON, JULY II. - .-C ?? 1 .. - ad t wouu aoa It would appear from the Brussels Papers, received on this day, that the French agreed to reimburse the he inhabitants of Belgium for the articles of subsistence hi, andforagefurnished to them during, thelate expedition. led A paragraph in the Jouarnal Adi (JInomerce of Sunday he last announces a very alarming circumstance respecting Mr. Hope, the ...

... T UESDAY'S POS'p CON'TINUED. EICUsE C LODRs-rriday. The East India Company's Charter BVil was read a second time without discussion it being understood that tthe debate Pon it should be deferredl till Mtonday next, on whieh day the Bill will be committed. The Marquis of CLAwRLCADE5 moved the second reading of the Dramatic Performancese lll4'which was opposed by the Earl of Glengall, the ...

... Our corn Market on Friday last was very well attended, and theprices were as good, if not better with regard to new wheat, han on the previous Tuesday. Towards the close of s the Ma-ket a great deal of business was transacted, notwith- Li standing thedallappearance of trade in the early partoftheday. Thatinimitable Crowther, whose theatrical talent we had a the pelesure of noticing about three ...

... ?? , I . - - - ?? - , V MR. EDrTosR,_-Permit me, through the medium of your respectable Journal, to address a few words to the mem bers of Convocation in the University of Oxford. I would re- spectfully request their attention to that period of English History when James the 2d attempted to force a Roman Ca- tholic President upon Mlagdalen college, as bearing the nearest resemblance to the ...

... To the Editor of the O.xford jloural. I Sir -,M- hen a man boldly and unblushingly presents y himself to thc public and tries to disseminate opinions in- of jurious to those who are unable to detect their fallacy, aa(l ts offensive to all who entertain conscientious motives of right st and wrong, can it be espected that he should pass unrebuked? st In my last Lettcr I called upon your ...

... TUE3DAY'S POST CONTINE. HOUSE Or LORDS-Friday. Earl Dunus.Sm presented a petition, of which he had pre. viously given notice, from the parish of Allhallows, against the appointment of the Rev. Mir. Dawtson. TheAnclln3sHO of CA.MTEUR regrettedthc present state of the law relating to Pluralities, and would be most happy to lend his assistance to a ineasure that had for its object the correction ...

... - BALLl0i, COLLEOGI. A.i Electoln to TV(O SCIIOLARS1T1PS, oi thle oldf foulidationl, ,ntij tW AlL. jL.A DONt'S EXIJllB- 'T'10N, in this College, will take place ou .the 29th inst. 'The former are open to Candidates without any li- mitation but that of age; for the latter a preference to be given to a persol of thc county of Devon. 'Can(didates in either case must not have cxceede( the 19th ...

... SATURDAY, MTARCH 8. LINCOLN COLLEGE. A FELLOWSHIP is vacant, open to Graduates born within the county of Lincoln.-Also two Scni.. nsunis and two EXIiiBITIONS.-The Scholarships are without limitation. Candidates for the Exhibitions must be natives of the diocese of Durham, or for want of such, natives of North- allertonshire or Howdenshire, in the county of York, or of Leicestershire, ...