... - I IOUS03 Or LORDS. TUESDAY OCT. 1 .-Tithle Prescription Bill.-Lord KING presented a petition from Suffolk in favour of the Tithe Prescription Bill. The petitioners stated that they bed been tthe-free nearly a century, and that the Dean and Chapter of Ely had lately imposed upen them the obligation of paying tithes. Thus the Clergy, who pretended that they wire enemies to all chnnge, could ...

... Cd on.e ?? ?? thir hc NBURGH. Ss - ,, ?? -OCTOBEH10. - !e lire have ag'pn eit our; duty to-op.; eader;, in order fmi 'rea- h'u sppiy theii with a fullet report thn 'our ustual limits wbuid and- afflird, of the all.-important debate still contifwe64 rin tbta alir Lords o O-gD DouatE SSWEEDV awdt e shal.Bf ?? peoballyhave occasion to do safoter, a, ml on Thr*s tfa day- next;,in o-der. to do ...

... Z1w Irit rina ?? U tl* DUBLhIN. EI6ESDAY OCrOBER 1/.9 I In Ole~ FaSEMA of yester day, we poitotd out anbifya the subject admitted, some of tile causes shich lead us, mmiiou- larily, lo opine thatithe prospects of the country were darkening. Tlhe rumoured ps-;rogation till Junuary-and the asserted itn lion of Ea-I Gssia-not to create new Peers, bnt~to propound abill that will conciliate the ...

... AUVEhICAN PAPFRiI. We have received Amnerican Papers up, to thle!2to 9~sptember, inclusively. They ?? m portance. The following article is; from~ tb0 Montreal Viniricalor We at length 9'eh'thaf the!.It,,h!M~smbets in the; THo6isp of Corn- mhons are Opemuilg their erds h' 'st i ik'e:~ddcetuoe of thle Britti fij~~ ?? r''r'i1istob disculsoe d ta hyare fojr-nj. a. 'Iaiin ?? Lord Grey aiit be ...

... I0 I-lORRIBLE EFFECTS OIF RELIGIOUS PHiRENSY. A MAr. Stephien J. Mliller, uif Nws Canarin, for minv years past a| very resepecta~bl nmentber of the Cuoirgregsttortsl C'hurch, inl Nortb Stamford, under the pastoral charge or tbe Rev. Mr. Fuller, on 1ursay naight last, killed his two children, dnid nerrly killed hiw, wife, while ini a; sta- of alerr ,tion of ii. TI'he circur- stan cet4 wriih ied ...

... SAVINGSf BANKS. The great progress of these institutions (Ilenefit Societies and Savings' Banks) is one of the most striking inanifestations of virtue ever mrade by anl people. For persons merged in poverty, and totally deprived of education, as the English poptatiou iereto. fore have so generally been, it is not easyor common to have much of foresight, or much of that self-commaud which is ...

... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Alderson, Crawford-street, Mary-Ie-bone, linen draper. BANKRUPTS. Robert Casstine, Devereux-court, Strand, tailor. John Dawson, Pimlico, victualler. William Hume, Manchester, timber merchant. Francis Quarton, and Samuel Radford, Lenton, Nottinghamshire, lace machine makers. Richard Hoskin, Holsworthy, Devonshire, innkeeper. Thomas Salmon, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk, ...

... Letters from Brussels, dated Oct. 3, state that Antwerp has been declared in a sta'e of siege. From their tone gene- rally it would appear that there is an apprehension of the renewal of hostilities between the Belgians and Dutch, when the term of the present armistice has expired. A private letter from Paris, dated 7th instant, contains the following passage :— Our friend has just returned ...

... LONDON NEWS. On Monday last, between eleven and twelve o'clock, Mr. Ilarraway, a respectable carver and gilder residing at No. 27, Park-street, Dorset-squaie, Marylebone, committed suicide by hanging himself at the foot cf bis bed. lie has been in a desponding way for some time past, although no reason can be assigned for his having been so. He has left a wife and large family totally ...

... BY THOMAS IIAYNES BAY LEY. I KNEW him not, I sought him not,— He was my father's guest; I gave him not one smile more kind Than those I gave the rest He sat beside me at the board, The choice was not my own, But oh I never heard a voice With half so sweet a tone. And at the dance again we met, Again I was his choice, Again I heard the gentle tone Of that beguiling voice I sought him not,—-he ...

... -U o ClTlamO Rtan, .SATURDAY, OC'TOBER ?? 1331. IC- Ir On Fridav last, .James Monro, Esq. was sivorn ise in Ainyor of Lyuiiligton. rs A lecture oii EleltricitV will b), deliveredi to the VI' Members of thie ilccbllrics' Institution, by Ailr. P'ass. hit more, at thelrenmason's i-1ail, Bugle-Street, on JMnn lie clay ncxt, to c lm neic t a quarter jpast eight precisely. ter Th'le N. F. iH oundi s ...

... 11OUSI; OF PhEERs. civi WEDN I.SI)AY, Oc-r. 5..] The Roynl Assent. Bel Avas given by Commission to the Ganie Laws' Amiend. ver iltent Bill, the Wine Duties Regulation Bill ?? -pi ministration of 'Justice in Ireland -Bill, and tieveral th11e, ]irivate Bills. ger Thle H-ouse met at font o'cloc'k, -andi continued re- car eciving Reform Petitions till past eight o'clock. pro: Lord 1,1sornc!l.b'e ...