... Hr flvo,, CM1MONS. rRT'A vA.-arP- SAETURDAY,AVG. 6.] Somq conversation took s place consequence of a question out by the Marquis I of C1iandos, and repeahed in somewhat different terms t by Ltd &ormnt, as to whether the march of the J French troops to Belgium was with the sanctioni of the I Brtisht Government P Lord Pcamerston said there I copld be no previous agreement respecting an event I ...

... Graph wootoirript* FRIDAY'S LONDONV GAZrTTr. St. JAReS'S PALACx, AIa. 23. 72 HE King has beet graciously pleased to asij rt the Maraui sof .Queensberryoneof the Lords nl a Majesty's iedclathober, In the room of the atarqtja - ?? tbellor. Ilchd. B.irhaDg r to e time ?? to his Majesty's Legttot, at Mad. ,,to be Secretary to his Mailesty's Legptiosi at the Court of C2owsCOrrIca, August 26.1 ...

... aLolIoii. F'RIDA1Y, JULY 29, 1031. e Tile Paris Journals received this morning speak of an intense anxiety being felt in that capital with tit respect to the poor Poles, for whose fate the ominous accounts last received from the seat of warleft only the very worst to be apprehended. Uiore recent intelli. m f gence, however, has come to hand, in whlich it is stated th l that the affairs of the ...

... To the PRINTER Of tile HAI!prH1Ji TL*bRAPH. ' 9, Hoae-Park Ruildings, Stoke, lerollport, fug. 24/ htall In your last Paper. you have termed, the Naval SOavsNgU Bank, established here for the benefit of the members of the Naval Annuitant Society, and all the various a*anrhcs of their families, &c. ana excrescence obviously unnecessary, as ,Savingsa' Banks are to he found in every qurer ...

... juall'aal)1 all 1 elsobrap'0 v 0lo. (From the Bel icrsn Papers.) BBUSSEILS, Aut. 6. I HE King left Brussels for Antiverp on the 4th, he was accompanied by DI. C. de 1ruchere and Le. beau. Before.his departure he issued the following Prorlamnatiol:- . *Ii.1.CrAVs !-On taleing pOssession5 of the throne to whicb the national wili has called *ne, I said, on mo ardhressing the ?? of Belgulln-' If, ...

... AA Q0 cJ The intense interest wvhich this branch of the tll ;t great measure of Reform is exciting throughout the rjf country, and the prominent part which our neighbour, til e Mr. Hughes Hughes, of Ryde, M.P. for the city ?? ir Oxford, took in the debate upon it on the 11th insuspt, s ir will, we are sure, justify us in the opinion of cour read. soul :e ers, in extracting the speeches of ...

... HOUSE (11 COAIuIONS. I lightsl . tr t o- - At - . . WEDNESDAY, JULY 27.-A Petition froni ul Wsterfbrd, in favour of Poor Laws in Ireland, wast presented by Sir Jlohn Newport, who said-he h ad fully sbtt waS absolutely necessary for Ireland. In this opinion ol lr. James frattfn concurred. A conversation of some length ensued. A wish was expressed that a day cc might be set apart for the ...

... ?? vr rorVIstb. AMONDAY, AUGUST 1.] After two petitions had been presented against the Beer Bill, Lord Kfenyon introduced a Bill for encouraging the emph'ymeit of agricultural labourers, which was read a first time. ILord Wpynford presented a Bill, which was read a first time, having for its object to extend and give a fuller effect to the provisions of an Act of Edward VI. which provided that ...

... , I. ?? 'o gqwne. ittoave aub oi.A? k (Fronm t/he Germssan rspcrs.) * VWtusxiv, Aro. t. XTRACT of ii letter:- In my last I in- 'tfirmen youl of the Russians, under tle comrniad off . Pt'lcewrtscit., advancing towa:rds Warsrw, anil, accord. bitt to news arrived yesterdary, his adls 'rced posts ire alieadly in Souchaczew, forty wiles ?? frotri here, Iat the carps whdich was under the conmiand ...

... HOUSE OF COMMUONS. nuu s LI 6b r 1,%.YD IIt VINZ, ' WEDNESDAY, Autitrs'r 24 ] Colone! Evans piesentei a petition from R1ye, complaining of delay in da the progress of tie Relorm Bill ; but some of the lan- WI guage being objected to by the Speaker, he withdrew art it. In the course of the conversation which took place, alt Il/s. -isue, with a view to facilitate tite progress of the bo bill, ...

... .U I 40,00to i I {C1~Z f ?? LOA'DONt GAZETTE. ?? rC, JUILY 2s..0 ^ rHE Xingh~s eenplesed o upoit Colonel :t. SlrFV2! uray aeregr o b Gverorand Com- 7b Wnal~de-n.Cher oftbe Iland ora Dmnca, :;also Lt.- 5 - ~olnol rets Wm l'ung o b ..eut.-Guyernwor of 'Prince Edward's Island. .rAu-OFFiCE, July 26.1 .2d Dragoon Guards, L Gsp.-Ueneral James iay to be Colone}, vice General Loftus, decelse-.-th ...

... frjvavq &IID taturbelp'O tonav;. (Frio.1 TIIO MONITEuR.) ?? from lar-.Ard iral Baie o lton esin Jo the MtinitrAy of the Xlasinje. n boamd tl e Sff;el, rtjr L11bo?, 11th Jlut,. I have the honour co inifrttt you, Sir, thiat in hve- dicnce to the instructions you sent mc, the Squiadron unde my co'mmand has this day forsed an ertrance ilnto t*he Togs and is nosW lying to under the tttinys of ...