... SEIOUS RIO7TS AT BIRMINGHAM. . 17. ok_ h . -, .2 ?? 7- b1 1 - -7 7- - 7 LI Birsnieq/1amn, Monday ei, /ylt teelve ?? town has just been the scene of a dreadful riot, which broke out at eight o'clock this evening. The mob proceeded to acts of violence, robbing and setting oil fire several houses in t-le Bull-iig, Mloor-street, and the igh-street. The icivil power were unable to repress the ...

... S?d??rda?d, Ma?ck 2?. ' WORCESTrER COLLEGE. There wvill be an Election of a Scholars, on the Founda-e tion of Dr. Clarke, in this college, on the 8th of May next. l Candidates must present to the P'rovost, on or before theE 4th of Mlay, certificates, proving that they were born of English. parents, in the provinces of Canterbury ande York, together with satisfactory testimony of their moral c ...

... SUNDAY'S An d E OS'TS,. By an esgp-355 'iA~ais the Mfon::'tear of yester-day ?? been received~ 'ithe the namnesf of a temnporary C~a- binet, formed mre*Iyi'oiF the purpose of meeting the Cham bers x'vhich corld not be prorogued again. Trhe ' ,cblofthis Cabis ate the following : ?? ?? ?? ?? De Casparin .Peer Jutcand Religione ?? (de lain). Peer. Foreign ?? do Monttebello, Peer. War ?? ?? .. ?? ...

... ILONDjON, APRIL 23. MUT.TU~zI IN PAnvo.-H~erMajesty gave audience Sater- dayto LordsMelbourne and J. Russell,andJuldgeAdvocate General, afterwards took carriage airing, and in evening, accompanied by the Duchess of Kent and suite, honoured I Italian Opera with her ?? Majesty, Duchess of Klent, &c. atten~ded divine service Sunday morning in l Chapel Royal, St. James's.-Mentioned some months ...

... PUSTSCRIPT LONDON-FRIPAV Fh1nn E AiTy 22. . - IW In the House ?? last night Lora Normanby Ai stated, in answer to a question from Lord Ellenborough Li that a despatch had been received from Sir J. Colborne reliative to the formation of the Special Council in ('rnada, and that there was no objection to laying it on tile vable. tic Lord Itadnor gave notice for Lord Fitzwillian, thatio the latter ...

... Fromn tlze London Gazette of Fricday. The Queen has directed letters patent to !e passed under the Great Seal, granting thle dignities of Baron and E;arl of the United Kingdom onto Lord Auckland, and his heirs male, by the names and titles of Baron Eden, of Nor wood, Surrey, and Earl of Auckland : also to Lieut. GcncrIl Sir John 1(eane, and his heirs male, by the namie and title of Baron Keanc ...

... DANK nUPTS FROM FRIDAV S 4AZEcTTfi, John Brown, Clifton-street, Fi sbury-sulare, tailor. Basil FrancIs, Doctors-commions, tavern leeper. Richard Wood Holt, Manchester, calico printer-. Charles Webb, Lichfield, maltster. tiharles Dransfield, Braley Wood-house, Vtoklshire, card malter, Solomon Pitcheorth; Brighouso, Yorkshire, vood sawvyer. John Roberts, 8beffield, victualler. John Applegate, ...

... - . TO CORRERPOND We again repeat that we never insert ?? accounts of marriages and deaths. Sr. R. D. B vaTLEC. of Chastloton, compliainq that lie bas been itily~ accuscd ef being thle authlor of a Ietner which appeared in vur' Journals seine waeelis silic, signed J Yy Fair. To set Mr. B. right wvith his neighbours, wo distictly state Lhat he ad nothing v hatever to do wvith the letter iu ...

... - or ?? I, - cl usB A - 89--- -- - The past week has been a busy one among the election- eering characters of this place, and meetings in favour both of the liberal and conservative candidates have been held at various public houses, where the aspirants for civic honours have had the opportunity of submitting their views and sentiments to their respective constituents. The conservative cause, ...

... READING, OUT, 11. ?? Died, Oct. 4, Mir. J. J. Cooper, surveyor and auctioneer, Horn- street, Reading, aged 49, leaving a widow and numerous family '16 Mourn their loss. Died, Oct. 3, in Russell-street, Reading, Mrs. Thew, at an advanced ngo. PYROTECHNIC EXHIDITION.-Pursuant to annonincement; Mr. Gyngell, who has frequently introduced this pleasing novelty, fxed a number of his devices of the ...

... . .. Through the medium of Mr. *Vaghlorn's agency papers and letters have been received from our East Indian pos- e sessions. The dates fi ?? are to the 9thof Alav, 0from Madras to the 10th, and fr om Bombay to the 20tih. e It appears by these accounts that the army of the Indus e under the command of Sh Willoughby Cotton had suf- t fered severely during their passage through the Bolan Pass ...

... NARROW ESCAPE OF ONE IHUNDREDT & FIFTY LIVES (From the Duzndee Advertisor of Friday.) On Tuesday forenoon, on the steamer Bonnzie Dundee nearing St. Andrerv's Bay, she observed another steanmer lying, without any smoke iscuing from the funnel, and two sloops, with sails furled, at a little distance. On inspecting her through a glass it was observed that she had something like a signal of ...