... I pAloot'arriot+ FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. SrcT. oftims'PAL~R Aer, Apiloaw Stel ?? AriSg twt. t mis Iay ue hsbenpleas edt ofe h ororo M hth'joind tsptnacil P1ar ,Eshqlt KN.gto C eommnder of the]ryalet' Hainoverian , CnowNrteirly WAitri to4he Mjerrtty. urdt serv.i this irsnt PArlACiet-Ap-ih qj'1 Thnestwing waso thisnday Sicird toh Iacohnfe the honour e of ltiihton Jaomes Wittisughsby Gosrdon, ...

... 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 ...

... HOUSIL OF (WIM MONS. )nT . R1l)AV ?? A-- PAI T A ?? WEDNESDAY, APUIL 20.] Several Private Bills were fbrwarded a stage, and many petitions were presenmed. t Noa'rTIlJrainaEtAND ArT'It-llrErontr PETI- TIOx.-Mr. Bell presented a petition hrom thc county of Northutmberlanld against the Bill now before the House. He stated that it e;vs signetl by tite Duke of' Northumberland, the Bishop of' Durham ...

... 43,00torripl+ . S- FRIDAY'S LONVDON GAZETTE. C'nowrs-oaae Aream 8. l L11DE S retu~rned to serve in this present Pali1oil-TWar at'ana P'it Or' WinchelorCa-ste- X L lcl 1laingl19on, Doctor of ?? Latw, if (. 'iat IV Ireel, IWestraiaaster, ill ?? room oft lie lion1. Hen. ;ls iadis, wlo h-as ccelpte~tttileof liceof Stewaird Of thle Manor Of East ?? I,satadt,),d-,r,---Sir Rt. of Londaonaderry, lirS. ...

... . %VEDNESD1i', MIARCI1 30.] LordDuncan pre- w sented a petition from Dundee against the East India i, Mionopoly, and took that opportunity of stating, that it the Reformn Bill had been received with unanilnotss ap. t ?? in Scotland. Lord 1'arnlsum wished to take that opportunity t, to state his entire and utter dissent from that utea. j sure of which tile Noble Lord who had just sat down had ...

... HOUSE (OF PEERS. . ?? , . - . b ?? 1-'DNLhSIAV, APRtIL 13.1 Tllie sittinig was wholy occupitil in the reception Of Potil ions against Slavery, of ?? Lord Kinlq lsrsetsc)te tltrtyusevesi. A few also were presented in favour of Rteforni.-Adj. TiURSDAY, Ai'11ii. 11.1 TIur BVEsit BriLL.- The Earl of Mahnesurery rose to ntove for returns of he nunber of licelnses t:ken out unidler the new Beer ...

... HOUS-- o mm s HIOUSE O F CODiNONS. znuaz uk tUU111.5UN6. xi WEDNESDAY, MIAncrT 30.1 The usual time P was devoted to the receiving of Petitions.-The Chun- it -cellor of the Brchepuer, in reply to General Gascoyne, 1 said, a day should be appointed for the express pur- it pose of receiving the multitude of Petitions which tl were ready for ?? Chancellor of the w gxchequer, in answer to a ...

... 9Olleobap'0 & Eu r9,ap0 s to I FROMl TUESDAY'S LONDON GrAZETTE. FA!_OFFIICE,.3 ptil4. 60t7 Foot, Brevet Lieut.-Colouet Alexantder Maeplersou, h.p. 3h,4t w r F ot, to b~e 'tl;l!ot, trw. S llee, piromnoted .-Utlr/ Dnw,t, IV F Brcect Licut.-Colonel Robert Johnt, h.p. Ist itea. Batt. to be Major. rvie lord lld iarl Ilavy, p- ?? Ihe Lieut.-coloncl of 111fahtry by ioarclase, MlajorCharles Shec. ...

... RoIlolnl. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1831 WI The French Papers of Tuesdaiy antil Wtcdneeday lo are of a more pacihec character as to foreigni politics r titan of' latc. No answer has been receiveti to sthe note atddressedt to Austria, whicn it is said was concerted WI With tile English minister, aind that our ucoverninent r 'fully coincidedt witit that of France. to tile full extent, t upon that ...

... 7.? -- . - - - -- -- ?? - -- -- - - -- -f rtriav's. ano f-aw rbav'o Pilots. (From 11t Firclich lPaperS.) l'PiI ,I, MAaRCH 29). E have intelhigenct- of momentous Impor- tanc respectilig pea e and war. it aipllpars tihere was a distinct n;il tiliotuivocal declaratitoi 'givse iim last Saturday week by Cnunt Appouy, that Ais. trian troops would oily occupy the States of parmianitd Modena, atd Iot ...

... iLowiolf. IONYDAY, APIll 4. 1831. THiE QUART-;ER'iis REVENUE. Abstrartof ?? AeW Produce of thie loezense of Gr ea t /Jli n' I/, ill Me accn s Quarlers er ed n 51h dpril, 11830 tad litMI, sheling tie Increase o0 Decriease ozil each dead thercof. Yeargs ?? Ap)r. 5, I1U3t. -i -. Increase. Decrease. (ustom.--w- 1£,1£14 t -.i3 £. i:SI'idC .. ?? 1 ?? .'l,37 1,22() 6t i . i;, o4 :l,433 , 3 0 5 , ,i ) ...

... -muJuuuieu. hOUSE OF COMMONS. .A. AlYACH 28.1 M,. (0uMti - AlONDAY, IlUcHla 28.1 Mr. Goulburn reported r from the Forfar Election Committee, that the Lord ie Advocate was not duly returned for the Forfar District e of Burghs, and that the Burgh of Dundee had not the e, power of voting with those burghs. Thereport further It dcr . Ogilvy, Esq. duly elected, and that he ie ought to have been ...