... 1 HOUSE Or LORDS-1VWonday. petitiotts for tshe protection of thc Estabili'edl Church were presentetd by thle Duke of Wellington, front parishes int TDevonqhirc, Yorkshire'. antI Leicestershire: by Lord bille, e front Tavistock, Iloitotn, and other places in the county of 0 Devon by the B~imhp of Carlisle, from varicitis places in - his diocese;, by the Duke of Butckingham ; by Lord Kenyon, 1 ...

... SATURDAY, UFn. 1. THosE Vho have been in the hbabit of frequenting 1 University Elections must be well aware that when Au, there is no contest the attendance is usually confined Ch to sulch as are officially present, and a few of the eden- C didate's more immediate friendtls; but on Wednesday Chi last, the day on vlicli the DuKE orF WVELLINGTON nal was unanimously elected Chancellor of the ...

... The French Papers of Saturday state that the Session of the Chambers was formally closed at four o'clock that day, and that the dissolution, as well as ordon- nance of convocation for the Electoral Colleges, which is fixed for the 21st of next month, would be imme- diately published in the Monileur. 'rho Chamber of Peers, it was thought, would not commence the trials of the insurgents and ...

... nURPOnD, Jan. I S. Our market renitunedmci 1ulcl thie same except inl wheat, wilicit was a:bout .s a load lrettcr, reaching nearly to 13?. Barley 21s tls 27s. ; oats 18s. to 21s. per quarter, and beans fromi 71. to St. lhs. a lold. Tbe Rev. Owen Clarlke attended hiere from Bath on Thurs- day evening the 9ti inst. to explain tile objects of The British anrd Fr-cige Tnilieranct' Saciet~/, ...

... 1 I T I 1U. . . 1 1X . 1 On Monday morning last the lailiffis elect of this city, Mr. Join Rainsrord and Mr. William Floyd, were sworn into office, with the usual formalities, and afterwards proceeded in due order to take possession of the city prison, and appoint a gaoler for the year. The custom of treating the Members of the Council Chamber and their friends with wine and dessert, as well ...

... The French papers which arrived yesterday morning bring intelligence from Madrid up to the 24th ult. at which time the capital remained tranquil. Several important decrees have been published to put an end to monopolies of provisions and such like evils. A commission has been appointed to inquire into the obligations of the State as to loans, with a view, we presume, to making arrangements for ...

... iallaition zof the C'HanneeMor. Oil the 7th inst. the installation or admission of his Grace the Duke of Wellington to the office of Chan- cellor of the University of Oxford took place at Apsley House in London. The Vice-Chancellor and Proctors, l to ether with the several Members of Convocation ?? had been nominated as Delegates for the occasion, assembled at Batt's Hotel in Dover-street, ...

... eApBURY7-Thursday. Trhe sixth Concert of the Amateur Musical Societv was given to a most numerous and highly respectable audience at thle Theatre on Tuesday last. The overtures were T'he Slauc, Let Nozae di AFig1aro, Zaetbe;flote, and Tan eredi, whlich were extremely well played ; and the various songs, glees, &c. di(d great credit to the gentlemen concerned. ?? Con- cert on the whole, however ...

... I The illumissation in honour of the first lighting this bo. rough with gas took place on Thursday evening last, and many thousand persons were collected on the occasion. The Market.place was most brilliantly illuminated by I. R. in front of the Town Hall, and in the Horse Fair a ?? Star of the first mag-nitude presented its extended rays towards the Monument. IlMr. Sharpe, of Northampton, ...

... The London and Birminghamn ]Railroad. Th ratrneririking by wh~lich it IS Iroosdt coinneit tiCrrtoilS it], trin inghanii ,ie, perhips., on. y, tlie LIr~r i trs g sil irptataiiigthe rail roads nlow ii progress. Thelit C net as h(ero ?? I ry a joint stock crInruliav, under. thc title o~ the Londlon aiol ?? Railway Colupany,''and i acontinusation of the line is carried, by rriiotb ci company, ...

... From ntze LONVDON, (G.4ZE'TE f Frlda. I X1 . I.L - ?? le --z. A At the Court at St. James's, the 20th Nov. 1834-present, the 1jing's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. It is this day ordered by his Majesty in Council, that the parliament, which stands prorogued to Tuesday the 25th instant, be further prorogued to Thursday the eighteenth of December next. The King has appointed the Earl of ...

... LON D ON, Nov. 4. Letters from Constantinople to the 7th ult. state that all thoughts of drawing the sword once more against the Pacha of Egypt have been abandoned by the Sultan, in consequence of an accident, by whiclI the Imperial Sword left the side of the Royal Bearer to drop into the sea, where it sank immediately. Tihe aitrologers pronounced this to be a sign of the Prophet's wvill ...