... WeLou~o1t ' WEDNiESDAYX, MAY' 28, 1834. t AI5OCUcNMENT OF PAuLIa^,sENT.-lReig~tion t of Four of the L'a!Bbnet Afinisiers.-The public mind 3 has beens throw n into .he deepest state of agitation by the F sudden sppearance of a diflerence which has~ arisen in the S Cabinet upon the subject of the ssppropriation of the Irish n C'hurch Rlevenues (or Irish TIit e B~ill), in which ItMr. c Stanley ...

... WVEDNESDAY1, MIARCH T9, 1834. t THE P.nFL1AaIxEST.-M.N~ Cobhlett, inl an eiffc, s tive and characteristic speech, on Mlonday, moved fort .the Chaniedlor of thc Exchequer, upon the simple di . ;.round, that the finances of the country could not bear c )the reduction. Thc liouse coincided with the olljec- n1 tion, anid the motion, was negatived by a manjority of n 8v.-flit. D~iveitts promised ...

... PENSNSloS, (COMMUT.ATO S), AN)D ALL.uVW\N(CES. Sir James (Gratiatm's hill on this llinject recites the 5ttith (emi. 11I. r. t;i, andtie(tilh (ieo. IV. e. !)l, and thell goesoll r at ltg tle expedliency of redct Uig for to the future the amlnou.Int of pensiuons ?? by these ti-ts, and altering the c ndi titaonl Lnhiqr hici h they are to lhe grinted tfront ?? Passing of this :lrt. 'he I Vr.t l ...

... mrtollrobr & IFu atrolap2' v oto. I FRTOM TUES'DA Y'S LONDON GAZETTEo 1)un~NI r..STI JEt T, OCT. 6. r HIIE King has been graciously pleased tO nomi- nate and .ppoint Admiral Sir John IWells, Kinight Com- mandei -,f .he most lion. Military Order of the Bath, to bea Knight Grand Cross of the said O'der, in the roon of Adcdk.Sir lenjamin Hallowell Carew, deceasen. His Majesty has further been ...

... ADMIRAL4 SIR RICHIARI) GOODWIN KEATS, G.C.B. This gallnit and diitiniglisltcd ofcer, the sonl) of the ItRv. Richard Keats, WaS born at Chalton, in i lnHapshire, oln the Wilh Jnu ary, ;17, was etucated d at W'inchester (ollege, and enrereti the nt1vy on the 2,itn g Noveni ber, 1I771, on board the JBc/onte, Captain Jhhn I M ontagii, upoll the promotion ot w horn to the rank of g9 RIear:Adsmiral ...

... ?? -0 ruroloapo vok'o. I' fooll I)jf$ all MNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1834. I Death of the Dule of Gloucester. INT1 ELI ~GENCEJ oT tis.,iase'lanclholy event, which oorred at Jingichet Park, at little before seven 'CJn 0 Slndity levening, -was yesterday ?? transmitted to tiiir Lord Mayor by his Gjrace the Ihiket 5,~ toilgfl, as follows:- puke f WeliLON11 o.Nm Dec 1 1834. Mv Il LORtD,-t is MY painful ...

... I . I . . : I e I ., . - ?? 6f, tile Cbminiftee in Lonidon, formed for the ihers pujrpose,; of m1iaintainting the Claim~s and proiiotilig the Interefts of Protestan-t Dissenters at the anticipated General ElectionI, to Non-confonniSi of all denonij- the nations throughout the rabtion. sea- PROTESTANT DiszrNTEtS.-MWe, Your brethren. ~s i reidin inthe mletropolis, feerc'onstrah ed,attere Pre set ...

... POSTSCRI PT. FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GA ZETTE. IN Account of the iiabilities and Assets of the lank of England, on the average of the Quarter, from ?? of July, to the 'Ist October, 11134, both hi- - Cusive.-ljt~riloxrisiT -(irculatioul, Itl,914,0(l('t. Du- curities, 2 tl ti~~uw. Bullion , 7,12:U .MIn-Total, 34,4i:3 M01. i.NEl I vTS. Samuel Buttenshaw, late of 79, llolloorn-hridge, Lon-don, but ...

... TB zatnrblarp vloot e ARRIWO-4,--I PL illst AVtU'ST 19. HIE fllowing from Stockholm is of the 5th ir- tant--, ?? Kin has been for several days indis- X5ted, but his health isnowre-established. TheCrown 'rince toV dvwent on board a squadroni of eight Swe- diT h aud 'orwegi f ships of the line, for the purpose it he NIrt i n a = ...

... NEW COLONY OF S5UTH AUSTRALIAI n r hlir nae etinr of the nr Mn'n l-r . f . A . . A 3. I A p~ublic meeting of the promoters of the projeetid colony In South Australia was heldee tin onday, in the large room at Exeter [alal. The meeting was highly respiectable and.nurnerousthere being not less thanYAt)O people present. %lany elegantly-dressed ladies graced the platform and slth fron t seats. A ...

... IL011,0011, le WEDNESDA , APRiI. 30, 1834, d THE PARLAANTEXT.-7T;-a( e' Uduicns.--Otn Monday, the subject of Trades' Unions was noticed LI in both Houses ot Parliament. It is certainly a eliffi. h t cult matter to interfere with their proceedings without t at the same time interfering with the right of the peo. . ple to assemble and to associate for purposes not illegal. e The tone and ...

... M(?NDAX, ?¶iAY :?W l8?4. The Ereneb Papers of Saturday flfl(1 ?tttndtiy ?.i reeetved? 'flie Moniteur of Sunday contains 9t1 ?seii n?'itl ot'diiitin?ei, closing tbe session 01' 11334, anti 55ttlier ?rdinante di'wolving the Chamber of' Deputies, ???,?Okitig all tie ElCCtOtfll ('oliees for ch? 21st .Jnne, 4fl(? ???liagwgether both Peers an? Deputies for the 2ttth ?ie .tagest.?4hC Quntidienne ...