... -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 ...

... HOUSE 01? COMMVONS. MONDAY, Oct. 17.1 On the motion of Mr. 5 Freshfeld, the Btnlcrupt Acts' Amendment Bill was c .pwsed through a Committee, 7)ofovja, and ordered s t he printed, and to be re~committed on that day The Bankrupt Courts Bill event through a Commit- tee, and the Report was ordered to be brought up o0 Friday.Adjourned. TUESDAY, OCT-. la] Afr. Trevor read a letter addressed to himn ...

... ?? a e1urstial' plo I FROM 7ZTESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ROWN.OFFICE, OCT. 11. Aoembers re. turned to serve in ParhTalnet-Poole-Sir John Byng. UG .C.8. in the room of the lion. W. F. S. Ponisouby.- - ..Beeoogh of Ffitut-Henlry Glymile, EOq. in tbe roomri of Sir E. P. Llovd, now Baron nMostyn. - Highlam Ferrari -The Ho, J. B. Ilousortby, in the xoomn of C. C. Pepys, Esq. WAR.OFFICE. 0at. 11.1 56Ih ...

... IUA W*Ototrt,,;)t* F.)TIDA F'S LONDON G4.ZFTTR. Sr. JAil FS'S PA LACH, OCT. l2. HE King was this day pleased toconferthe Ii honour of Knighthood upon C'harles Bell, Esq. F.lt.S iird KAIi.; George Head, E~sq. ?? Maimhal of iisa Slsety's Hlousechonld nd; uponJ*. i W lirs- A cha, of Sioaugh, in the County of Buckingham, Esq. l'f.A. and K.M. iiANKRUPTS. Joseph 1rancis Taylor of Cecil-st retet ...

... ISLE OF WIGHT REFORM 4MEETING. .N.,vroiT, OCT. 1, 11121. I In pursuance of a public notice, signed by a numerous and highly respectable body of Inhabitants of' the Island, mostly freehollers, a Al eeting took place in a large building formerly used as a brewery, in Quay-street, in this town, on Wednesday last, which was expressly fitted up for the occasion. A platform capable of accommodating ...

... U .HOUSLs of CO4Nl MONXS. - - _ _ no --aAWs}spA7 . :. . q MONDAY, OCT. 3.1 On the motion of Lord Al, thurp, the Order of the Day was read for receiving the report of the Coimittee of Supply. The report was brought up and received. On the motion of LordAllhorp, the House resolved itself into a Committee of the whole House on the M ays and Aleans. Lord Alilhorp said that he felt it his duty to ...

... HOUSE oS1 CUOtIMONS. e WEDNE `DAYaC1T.'6.-CALkL (lti' E Hdo-Se. 0 -Lorid Ebrington inquired wliether the 'lon. I'lember e for Kerry (Mr. O'Connell) intended to press his motion I' for a Call of the House on Aonday ?-Alfr. 'O'Cwoinef Lhaving replied in the negative, -Lord Ebrington stated, 0 that he should to-morrow move that on Monday the: e Iiocse be called over; because, in case of an ?? ...

... M LoCTloB , MONDAY, OCTOBERt 17. 1831. Isit The Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday. aere I 'filled with debates on the Bill for thle regulatiuln of' the less perg.After thle rejection of certain amendments, I~ll wichlaced, the nomination of the liters tin diftlrent sea class1ies of electors, the Cisauber proceeded to conssidler reil the qukestionl, whether the Crown should be obliged to be ...

... HOUSE OiF Pi- E,11S. MONDAY, OcT. 17.] The Select Vestrics Bill c passed through a Conmmitiee. FIiNANCIAL STATE 0t TIE CoerasTl:r..0n tilhc motion for the second reading ofltie (ionstrlidlated ?? .It Bill, Farl G e.y observed, in reference to a a conversae tion which had lately taken place between him and . some parish Deputations observed, - I stated that oier that occasion there could be no ...

... WEDNESDAY. OCTO BER 6, 1631. - - The donestic French news is satisfactory- Paris is ?? disturbances which broke out in several of the deparments on receipt oc the hall of Warsaw are nearly at an end, but the Chouans are yet in arms in some districts; and, what is infinitely more to be lamented, a serious riot, in which the National Guards were the actors, took place on the 20th ult. at ...

... -tOUSI; O1 PE ERS. I , , I . . MONDAY, Oc)r. S.]. This being the day appointed for the second reading of the Reform Bill in the House of Lords,. crowlds of persons-congregated in theimnuie. diate vicinity of the House, anxious by means of Pcers'. orders, o gain admittance to hear the discussloti up11 the all-imiortiant nmeasure. I'Ftr RnotsFoni BI.Lnrl'Gret rose, and after a mniute's'pause ...