... SIU LOntDAC a iime whlen your Lordship is P loudly complainin¢ or the taxation on property ard hlae publisr by an oyer-paid Minnisterial Clergy, the -followving ficto may srerv to convince you, pserhaps, that at least there are l-ocal ?? livyoug Wshi eipght mlres of a cbatohedaralstowfn, andi under the , I n im e di ate eye of ep iscopal ottscrvati on , wh os e satars es ane i5 A receives ...

... -U o ClTlamO Rtan, .SATURDAY, OC'TOBER ?? 1331. IC- Ir On Fridav last, .James Monro, Esq. was sivorn ise in Ainyor of Lyuiiligton. rs A lecture oii EleltricitV will b), deliveredi to the VI' Members of thie ilccbllrics' Institution, by Ailr. P'ass. hit more, at thelrenmason's i-1ail, Bugle-Street, on JMnn lie clay ncxt, to c lm neic t a quarter jpast eight precisely. ter Th'le N. F. iH oundi s ...

... e 0 f_ ia0 0 - t MO~fD*VOS'0 a tlutvoatiro-,- # - ~ --l: FAOM'rUE$DdYs's LONDON GAZETRE. f O- i N1 tS)bIONS signed ?? 1ofthe county of Southampton.-voera, lr1ants ?? Oawnry Cawalry-Thomzea Chiamberlayne and Henry ?? roopp of Veeoniasr- Cnaalry-WVm. Iremonger. jun. Gent, to be Lieutenant; Wm. Gale, Gent. to be Cornet. BANKRUPTS. George Baer Billows. Poole, ironnonger Thomas Andrew, of ...

... 11OUSI; OF PhEERs. civi WEDN I.SI)AY, Oc-r. 5..] The Roynl Assent. Bel Avas given by Commission to the Ganie Laws' Amiend. ver iltent Bill, the Wine Duties Regulation Bill ?? -pi ministration of 'Justice in Ireland -Bill, and tieveral th11e, ]irivate Bills. ger Thle H-ouse met at font o'cloc'k, -andi continued re- car eciving Reform Petitions till past eight o'clock. pro: Lord 1,1sornc!l.b'e ...

... 0 1 We'aComplo,& I FROI1 TUESDAIS rOlADON GAZETTE. tl - OREIGN OFVICE, DEC. 13.] The King n- has been pleased to approve of Mr. Sabino Ribeiro I d'OliveiraaS Consul-General in England for the Regency of Braili. Y -- tt BANKRUPTS. b John Herbert, Hatton Gardien, builder tI Christopher Fuller, Paradise-row, lslington, merchant it Susau Saunders, Great Coram-street, Rtussell-square, 1odiging- u ...

... HOUSE OF P11ERS. WEDNESDAY, S~rir. 21.] The Spring Guns tc Bill was read a third time and pamiscd.-'lhe Ways ol and Mleans Bill was read a second ?? Gawme cc Bill after some coniversation betweern the Dnke of to Richmeiond and other Noble Lords, upon the subject of 1i puttingoffthediscussion, wasordered to be printed, andlre-committed on IFriday.-Atljourned. at T'lURSDAY, SEP1'. 22.1 Tbe Royal ...

... BENEVIT SOCiETIES. To the PRtaER of the HArPBsEtrE TELEGRAPH As inuch confusion exits amona the Members of the various Benefit Societies in these towns and neighbourhood, in consequence of some Magistrates in Aliddlesex sanctioning clauses to Rules, which were erased by Alr. Pratt (the Barrister appointed by Go. vernment to revise and approve of Societies' Rules, pre- vious to their being ...

... 1]AUSE OF PEERS. 1 - r- - . litl II -z . X AX A WFDNESDAY. JuNE 29 1 The House met at ten o'clock, and having disposed of some appeals and privilege cases, adjourned at half-past two. THURSDAY, JUNE 30.] LAWv RErFoRMs- Lord WVnf Id rose for the purpose of laying on the table two Bills nearly similar to those whichi he had submitted to their lordships it, the last Session; and which after ...

... mu'cavrobawo v grvurollawo VOW I PROM TUBDSVAY's LQ1V'DON GAZE T.T LojD CHAMIBaRLAIN'S OPFIcE, APAIAL 24. Trf lERev. John 2lerewether, AI.A. chapinin to, her Majesty the Queen, and Rector of New BRodnor, has been appoinited, by ?? command, Supernumerary Deputy ?? of the Closet to his 1lajesty. (ommnission siqned by the Lord Lieutenanf of Sussex. -at,1sndsl and R.um IeCerpsof1'eon ?? tomet Thos ...

... HOUSE 01? COMMVONS. MONDAY, Oct. 17.1 On the motion of Mr. 5 Freshfeld, the Btnlcrupt Acts' Amendment Bill was c .pwsed through a Committee, 7)ofovja, and ordered s t he printed, and to be re~committed on that day The Bankrupt Courts Bill event through a Commit- tee, and the Report was ordered to be brought up o0 Friday.Adjourned. TUESDAY, OCT-. la] Afr. Trevor read a letter addressed to himn ...

... I l~bap a, acu'- t-l0.; PAnt9s, JULY 13. flE English Cabinet has reniinded the Cabinet of the Tulileries that when the first. negoclation relative to the war of Algiers took place, France announced that `iia'd no other intention than to chastise the in- HOence of the Pey, giving to understand that she 'houT'j nqt send more than 10,000 men; that at another period she announced that she found ...

... .* vtosly. a I'I ia tlalb' * Vote. ?? tt Khe F s ncl Pupera.)0 P.1ARIC, MAY 24,I N Saturday next the Court will resuove front I the Tuilleries to St. (Cloudlt On Mionday the King t aud Royal Family will go to Coilspeigne, whero King s . L Leoiolrd will arrive oil Tuesday, arid Pmss the two followingdays. On the ?? of JunetlvelRovalFamily ,yil etitn to Paris, and King ?? to Briussela Y'he IDuke ...