... 1- S IsOUbE OF' COMMtONS. MONDAY, IIAIAUC} 29.] A number of petitions were presented, amongst which teas the Kent petition praying for relief firm the distress. This gave rise to cousin erable discussion. The house afterwards went into a Committee of Sup- ply, when 100,0001. were granted for civil contingences. ,Sir G. Clarke then proceeded to move the remainder of the Navy Estimates, the ...

... IONDAV. APRIL.5.. IJ0M . ~ ~ I . 71 tettets from La Gitayra of the 2nd tf February,, via 'Neow York, states that 1\1aracaibo anil Tz4xillo had Ad both acceded to the A;ct -of.Separationf l ,£ e 0apart. houh ment of Venezuela, :and expressed their entirt.coneur- 22d ?? in 'the proceedinigs of .aracak. ! 'Gneral Pav4, aqo badtdispatched 1,00l 1 rineul m ion Puerto Cablilo, ia three repi ...

... olltJoln. PRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1830. The contents of the Paris Journals Of Tuesday to P relate almrost exclusively to the Algerine expedition, the w;hich naturally engages more and more the public at- Liet Ecittioti, in projiocrion 25 the moment of its departure bing ?? near, coin By the last German Papers it appears that the then teercre bf tbe Diet for InArching troops into the ?? teofthe Duke ...

... MUONDAY, MARCH 29, 1830. Ac~ctilltts from q(irrstalitirrople announcea Otange in the T~urkish li niritry, but this change wns riot ex pected tO aiffect dlre freign relartions of the Porte. Ila Thre ?? Papers which arrivud this morn- in onanth rlowiflg rato..er curious paragraph,ni daked Berlin, Idlarch 20. It Seems to mecan mnore~ than S ?? tiN, Marc 20-.-It is said that Duke Charles ou11 of ...

... uAPKL2. FRI DA Y, A PR~I j 2, 18X0 -tr r xtcml oy to announce that Msi 'J ,ed Majesty it, so unwe!] ac to render the attendance nt'b :ve more than one of thle royal physicians necessary. Ills (le Majesty has been ?? indisposed in tire course of ao' the last two months, bnt thle 1:ire line weather Seemed Y in to have restored him to perfect health, and fie continued or so until within these two ...

... LARDNER'S CABINET CYCLOPADIA. | 1 The volune- of the Cabinet Cclopa~dia -jusbt D frpublishisi Is an ablc treatise on M~ecfais rprd' 1C byC -.Ktr and Dr. Lardner. The gallant -officer the ~ ishautho Kat thh pa-rt of' the volume uhich treats o I batimes anid pendulums, and all connected with weight i antme n measurement ; the remainder is the produc' D duced amost valuable work, and one by which ...

... T To ihe PRINTERof tW HADIPSH1IRE TELEGRAVH. 8 I I PORTSeTA, 23d April, 1830. ed The present system of conducting the affairs of the Ir. Parish is radically defective, and affords the greatest facility for r ed abuses. For instance, we have a revenue of upwards of 15,000a. ht per annum, without being subject to proper checque or audit.- i The out-door relief, between 5 and 6001(. per annum is ...

... To ehe PRINTER Of the IHAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH.f PORTSEA, April 20, 1830. SxIn,-I beg leave to make it few observations in re. gard to Parish Economy. At a Vestry Meeting held in the psrlsh of Portisa, on the 14th inst. a plan was suggested to relieve the heavy burthens of this parish. It was vesy properly stated that the Rates had grown to so enormous a height, that it becamne the luty of the ...

... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1830,; i- I at . at T13HE QUARTER'S REVENUE. Id nt Abstract of the Not Produce of the Revenue ~of Great for Britain, iu tue Years and Quarters ended th Apnril, re, 182,' and 1830; shewing the linerease or Decrease o0 be eachb head therobf. ?? Years ended Apr. b, Mot 2g29. 2550. Increase.. Decrease. Ct, .. .. - .- )c Custorcs -- 15,842,flb 16, 104,8 i 21 go . ll vei 18,4919 ...

... - a ?? F.DAY'S LONDONV GAZETTE. i4e ,Conrt at Windsoi, the 7t1 day oaf Ar , 15130, present the King's Alost Ex- , lcellea Inicesty in 6;ouncil.-This day biH ?? 1race ?? of Gordon was, by comn- sl ol esty, sworn of' his Alajesty's Dost 's ,>otwoxrable Perl y Council, and his; Grace took his yilade-attthe Board accordingly. ?? U4s~flAajesiy having been ileased to appoint Edward }l erb'et ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 12. 1830. rot Frankfort Papers. are received'to- the 9th hist.- Tlhev contain tile blou~w~iiug Oet VUOMVA I01 THEF Nvx, flit-ch, 2l..-We hear of the inbperlant negOCIationlS Which are siaid to be carryilig on between 'ohr'U'abinet antI 'the other European Courts.- Thely are said to, reldte to~,the Turkis pr'ovin'ces, -the cession of which' 1aul' Paolha is sup~posed to have of'- ...

... 310310001, W-EDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1830. German anti French Mails have arrived to-day, i Wvith advices trom bolth the South and North of Eu-t rope. Cardinal Somaglia, Dean of the Sacred College r and Bishop of Velletri and Ostia, died at Miome, on the 2d Af Apxil, at the advanced age of'8 8. This ve. teman of the C'aholic Church was ruisjd to the dignity I of' Carcinal in 17D5, and became many ...