... IMEAl- 1. PAtRLIAMENT. ?? ,PA. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMaSB91 9. (f'ntiauedfrorn our last number.) The Houtle having resolved itself into a Commtnittee of Supply, Mr. S. RICE moved that the sum Of £27,590 be t granted to defray tbe expenses of oriminal prosecutions in Ireland.-Agreed to. K1r.DAltEPLACE SOCIETY. Mr. S. RICE then nmeved that the usual stem be granted 7 to enable the Lord ...

... NORlTII EAST SOCIETY. TO THE E-DITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SIn,-YoII will, perhaps, affard a coriner in your paper for the following thought,, suggesting themselves from a visit to the yard at the hite cattle show :- A knowledge, Mr. Editoir, of the respective excellencies and prapertics, and of course of the relative values, of the mnre approved breeds of live stock, ;appears to be much want- ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SIR-This is the botanieal name of a genus of the order Funai, beloneing to tile Cryptogdmai cliass of plants, anrd con- tains above i70 species. In many parts of Great Britain they are called Spuna, anid in severtal. parts of Scotland and Ireland denominated .PaddocrsleoZs. The fillowing are the most remarkahle:-I.1st, Poletaus boc-iau., or cow spunk, is ...

... '1 -EI ts MAJrE s- _When his Majesty first entered he lOaker! in excellent health and spirits; he bawed repeatedly in Acknorwledgement of the warm and heartfelt reiterations , of loyal Satisfaction evinced by every one in the Abbey.- From the extreme fatigue produced by the length of the ceremony, particularly kneeling for long periods several times il the course of the drsv' towards the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, SEPTEMiEt. 12. (Continued front our lust number.) TRUCK BILL. Mr. LITTLETON moved that the House resolve itself into a Committee on the Money Payment of Wages Bill. *Mr. CRESSET PELHAM objected to the Bill, which would not produce the good effects expected from it. 'Mr. HUME was sorry to find the MeDixber for Stafford impelled, by clarhour, to persevere in a measure ...

... - ! porn ?? the Prussian State Gaczette.) I OLISH FRcONTIErR SEPT. 4-From the latest numbers of the Warsaw Papers (from the 25th to the 28th of Aug.) it appears that Gen, Lubienski is no longer at the hb-ad of the staff, but has obtained a private command. Against Gen. Dembinski, lately the objeat of praise, the Warsaw papers now contain severe attacks. A Proclamaton has beelnissued by Gen. ...

... ATFAIRS OF POLAND. We regret that the stock of authenticated facts is exceed- ingly meagre, hbut we can exmtat in the -prospect held out by these facts, however few in number, that the Poles are in a conditbion to protract their defence through the winter.- There is no longer reason to doubt, that the Russian Gene. rat Rosen, on the 2lst ult. suffered a severe repulse from be- fore Praga; and ...

... TRZ DMLEFI?ST PIENVE5-LETTE-UR - FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16. PORTUGUESE ANARCHY. 'THE state of Portugal is becoming so intolerable as to demand the' immediate interference of the great powers, especially that of France and England. Even admitting the fashionable, perhaps the expedient princi- ple of neutrality 'ip regard to the cruelties which Don Miguel and his tribe of assassins may perpetrate upon ...

... NEW BAltONETS-WHITEHALL, SEPT. 15. (From the Lon don Gazette.) The King has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Ba- ronet of the United Kingdom to the fillowing Gentlemen . Aeugustus Jones Foster, of Stone-house, county Louth, Esq. his Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of Sardinia.-Robert Way Harty, of Prospectbhouse, Rroebuck, county Dublin, Esq. Lord Mayor of Dublin.-William ...

... -IHOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, SEPTENIEPIL 12. Lord DUNCAN preseuted a petition against the use of molasses in distilleries. After a few words from the Earl .f Sbaftesbury, Earl Grpy the Dnke of Cumtberland, nnd the Lord Chancelfir, it was agreed:that the game bill should be read on Tuesday, on the understanding that no dtisviussion should take place untila future day,-in nnasequenee of the absence ...

... FRnDAY-lKing's plate for 100 Knineas, for -Mares. Mr. Watt's cb. m. Urganda, by Tiresias, 6 yrs. old I I Lord Sligo's br. mn. Vat, by Larigar, 5 do .. ?? 2 2 Mr. Kinsel'a's ch. f*E. by Dandy, 5 do .3 dr. Lbrd Clan morris's h1 m. Tidings, by Harbinger, 5 do 4 dis. Challenge of the Wellitgton's of 30 sovs. each, and the 4- . sovereigns forfeit. Mr. Maher's hr. f. Helen, 3 yrs. old . ?? Lord ...

... SUPPLEMENT TO TH'E I1ONDON GAZETTE. DoWNING.STREET, SEPT. 13.- Forascuach as the Kings and Queens of this realm have been wont, upon their coru- nation, to confer the inisiguia of the Order of the Bath on divers of their loving subjects, his Majesty is pleased; upon he present occasion, to declare and-appoint. as. his Majesty dloth hereby declare and appoint, that Gen. the Hon. Sir Henry G. ...