... 11LIL LURNHIRAL INTIRMARY. Yesterday, pursuant to advertisement, ?? Quarterly Board mae, hell at trh Inl:irrary, in order to take into o0lsitleration the election of a Pres'dent, in the room of the late r :arl Pitaitlinm. The attendance wvas uonnually ?? and reepeitahie. 'Ithe 'Mayor, Joln; BAnRRitV(iRTIt, 'ir. having b--n erailel to the chair, e3fly antlouzced thle ohjoet (,f t ti mcetir, ...

... J-kvlt=mtm Campmutunt., HOUSE OF LORDS - Ttus8nAY, MareU s 19.-The Minquiis~of Westinster - tesented a petition, signed by I5tlonperso.s,- praying i for the removal of the civil disabilities of the jesa, and expressed a hope that the time was fast approaching wbenc all disabilities on account of religious Opinions would be removed. He reminded their Lordships tbat-'the Jews had been ...

... AlONMOUTISHIIRE, SOUTH WALES, &c. SWAXSEA,-The defendant in the important cause of Davies v. Vivian, tried on Thursday at Carmarthen Assize, and which involved almost the very existence of the Copper Trade of Swansea, obtained a verdict. Sir James Scarlett was specially retained for the defendant. The trial comnmenced at 9 in the morning, and did not terminate until half-past 12 at night. The ...

... * T BD3t~tot g~rtzU SATUPDA Y, 3IAacii 2. T ?? Paper. in addition to a large and increasing circulation in Bristol, will lbe found to be mnore genoeally circulated, in the adjoining Counties, than any of its contemporaries. It is seen, to a great e:telnt, in Glo7ncestcrshibrc, $0osneersetslire, 1Vilts, Devon, and Cornwvall; while in .llonlnouthlshire, Glamnorygnsh ire, Caurnar- thenshui e, ...

... The Annual Meeting of this Society was held on Tuesday last, at the Bristol Institution in Park-street, when W. P. Taunton, Esq., was called to the Chair. Bly tbe Report of the Committee it appeared that the number of' subscribers had increased, notwithstanding the visitation of the cholera during theaist year, and the collections at thedoors of the exhibitions had amounted to 85l. The ...

... I The Bill introduced .by the Lord Advocate to aeneed the consti-. .tntion of the Royal Burghs, which has been read a diest and second~ ttime, a'd ref'erred to a Select Committee, consisting chiefly Of Scot- a tish Memibers, will lbe found in full in another columnn. It provides LI that those who poisesS tbeferauchl-ie for the election of Parliamnentary Represenltatives, shaill'also hitv~e ...

... Wslt OrtrcE, MARcH R.-39th Foot-Lieutenant- Bi 'Gene flan. Sir Robert William O'Callaghan, K. C. B. enz frmie9th Regiment, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant. hal General Sir 91George Airey, K.C.H. deceased, dated Dlarch to 43,1 3 ha( 97th F~oot.-Major General the Right Hon. Sir Henry it' flardioge, K.C.B. to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-Getteral nia Sir R. W. O'Callaghan, appointed to the command ...

... Distress Of the Clergy in Ireland. .` `O agy Ia, Ireland. Tue Derby Committee have received the following Sub- scriptions, in aid of the Fund for the felief of the Iri.1h Clergy, since our last publication. £. s.d. £. s ty Sir George Crewe, Rev. E. Thollias, ?? 0 10 or Bart ?? 5000 Rev. B . ?? 2 0 0 John Harrison, Esq. 5o 0 0 Mrs. Dade, 0 10 0 en Rev. G. Buckston,: 2 2 0 Rev.B.G. Blackden, I I ...

... IRISH COERCION BILL (From the True San, 14. March.) A vERY numerous meeting of the in- habitants of the borough of Lambeth took place yesterday, at the Horns Ta- vern, Kennington, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of petitioning the House of Commons not to pass the bill alleged to be for preventing disturbances in Ireland. The spacious room was crowded almost to ...

... St. James's Park, esttminster, 28. Marck, 1833. MY FRIENDS' You were frequently told by me and my most worthy colleague, that we were strongly of the opinion, that we should find but very few persons in this I Parliament disposed to second our ef- forts in causing a reduction of taxation to tale place; and- we told you, as you yourselves indeed know, that no QLher efforts would be worthy of ...

... 1 GA&4END OLn of selli dg Aees Ar 8d I ara wn V +l;t 4tr ?? 9yho have riad My.Wr,,n, #1 ep4 CULT6F and Ga&xpimAs jady my v NGLlSlj ,JXTEI will have .p:reii- th~a4,, l,> s4 t ,via haw powel~ tha;teW with Mgcih-' aI th atir n of being. ex i i to the seeds wbd ow wvs n to whilch gseter,$hero tae >Iwth1ivg to be attendt .; fiist, * 0 ,wwpw of the.seedsi wd 1oiti,e iias 4-P ;tbP Sandwa. Tbe ?? . ...

... W.I 1 WiiId, C-EltO7k' U ~ I I I If!1Nb' -N v ?? ;~ t , m j. , .I8zsrf R. I 71 (rnit.ma TiuE AANCUiF.TEU AND 5LOi~AiV~~Si. Ott M, ?? , -public. meet rig Wa~s Leld its the Camp. field, fot the Parpiatc of tulling into considieration 'the pro-' riett of pet'idninogthie' louae af Cu' inabi 't;o Irfjbc tile ~ t~sas 't ittist~rs kgardirg Irtlend,_ riow beor, 'd )ieto, :and o withhold tile supplies ...