... 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 ...

... I I IOub0ol. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST,31, 1831. n, Dispatches dated the 12th instant are received, from our Consul at Lisbon, All the French ships of war had then left the Tagus, with the exception of I, two vessels, which were to remain, merely to receive on board such French subjects as might wish to return n- bome or to afford any other necessary facilities.- These dispatches also confirm the ...

... UOJUSP OkF COMM1ONS. WEDNESDAY, SEnT. 14.1 Mr'. i~trge *askcl when it was intended to bring Up tbe report of the U'om- tnittee on ?? Refining Acts, giving notice of' his intention then to move an ameuidment with reference Io she illtexestsof the Vest Indies. Lord Althorp said Ie cold lot a t present natm a day, but he would-give noticeof it. The Report of thle Reform Bill was taken into fur- ...

... TO the PRINTER of the HMPNIEN TzLkGHAPB. I - . .. 1 . . - . e I am deeigbttlto find tha't t uhe' cause c jiunclred if Public functinnaries has been ganerously end ably advocated by pA Friend to the Navy in your pubeation of the' fdnd inst. , For years past I have involuntarily' etlaitnedn, orith reference to , ounsfualeotm_--s there no . Bal in Gilerd? Is-there no Phy- e sicin there ?? But ...

... .L WIIBol. MONDAY, AUGUST 29. 1831. We hav'e at length intelligence that may be re- sple lied on from Polan L At a late hour last night were AlI received flamburgli papers, containing authentic ac- ~CA counts, from which we earn that on tile 15th jest, the beei Russian army broke up from Lowicz, and reached Goe iBlouie, sixteen miles from Warsaw, 0n tlie next ddsy, -low thievoes retreating ...

... FRDY SPuTEMo 21 V'RiDAV, SE2TEMdBER 2, 1831. The Paris Papers of T1uesday, antd ~the Ilessa-og a and Gazelle drated Wednesday, arrived in town at a Su late hour this. mornhig (Friday). The latest news to, froin the Frontier,4 of 'Poland contained in them comes, jt- down to the 2(ith idt. It Atiites thc reported rctreat of' U~ the Poles towards WVarsaw'; closely followed by the ary ?? hieth ...

... X J)tOSE OF PEERS. *, wo '.1r FflLU; IIONI)AV, AUG. 29.j The Mlarqeis of london- ederry, on moving for accounts of the expenses of erect- ing the fortresses in Belgium, took the opportunity of asking questions respecting the report that, at the re- quest of King Leopold, 12,000 French troops were to remain in Belgium; and also with respect to another rumour, that Ftance insisted upon the ...

... IIOIJSEOF COM1I ONS. AY. Srwr. 1Q 1 1 1 ,- 4 A ] MONDAY, SErT. 19.1 The call of the House, which stood for this day, was postponed till Friday.- Mr. ?? gave notice of his intention to move on Tuesday fortnight, for leave to bring in a bill to prevent clergymen from holding more than one living. Mar. Hunt gave notice, for the Ifith of October, of his in. tention to move for leave to bring in a ...

... ILuu1an. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1831. The capitulation of WXarsav, as svat expected, tis bas caused a great sensation in Paris. It was only p; r. ?? tially known on Friday, but on the evening ?? all great crowds collected in various parts of tie city, atd it was necessary to call out the military force to dis. sto perse them ; this was, however, acconiplished without .V say serious collision ...

... . TOTS . -r- - . - . . SATURDA., A-ut. 27.J Petitions were pre. vented, praying that in the Reform Bill the existing prvileges of' freemell's widows and daughters might be c preserved to them, and agiainst the divisions ofcountits, and the giving votes to tenants at will. They were or. dered to be printed. AMr. Humne, pursuant to notice, brought forward his Motion that the orders of the day ...

... 40 FRiDAY'S LONDON GAZETTR. Sr. JA1UtVS'S PALACE, SEPT. IJ. T IEEXming hbs been pleased to confer the hon- osntof hnightlicod upon tltajor.CGeneral AtOs Godtshill R. Noreott, Cdii. andl ?? Neil Douglas, E'sq.. Colonel i; the ?? ?? the pi)h fioot, Aiite-de.Catnp to his Majesty, C.B. and KC 1l.; Wm.' Ilowe 311lcaster. Esq. Post Captain in. the Rnt i Navy, C.f' K.T.S. and KC.t.L.Colonel Mlchael ...

... strvajp ablD at1oiP @ . (Fron te GerGnan. Papers.) L1scsrsc SC L'T. 7. .E R JI N. ?? urg, and Pilnitzarepossesed J7 by the cholera. This plse is s istrast slsboot ten leagues from this, aid every Iotnent it slay break out here. -suatioess is cornpletety alt aw astassl, ant we bid adieu to bulyi 6 ans sellilag oniul it shal~l pilease God lo talic pity upen u. I heaeerer the tsll~lsdy ...