... 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 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, ...

... WEDNESDAY'S AND TBURSDAY'S IPOSTS.I HOUSE OF COOIWMqONP, Wedflnescday. Mir. SiAWv LEIEVRE presented a petition trom the town of Southampton, praying for leave to make a railway between Southampton and lonlon. Petition for Bill referred to a Colnmmiitee. AGOjjCi'I'ia RE-1fALT TAX. Lord ..ENeIeCER presented a petition, signed by 1,000 of the inhabitants of ?? hundred of Hoxnc, praying that the ...

... LONDON, FrFi. I1. The Polish c.pcdition into Savoy has all the ap- yeas pearance of being the result of a trap laid for the Ox victims of Russian oppression, to tempt them into an the act which may withdraw much of the public sympathy ?? from them, i% hile it affords their indefatigable enemies r an excusc for their further persecution. It is incon- ceivable how all experienced officer of ...

... SUINDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS. HoUsE OF 'LORDiS-1'MondaV. toi. C.t Oil tise notion of' the marquis of LANtSDOWNE, tile tcctinl Factories Begstlationl Act Amnsedment 13111 was read a third reed, time altd p3ssed. beliefi The Ilt9tto of Lonooe presented a petition fromn the linto ArchdleacOt and Clergy of the Archbdeaconrv oftEly, playing wehicl' the enfor~elltest of at better observance of ...

... LORD BR UDENIE LL and CAPTAI _A III N LUWWD 1519UUIrIVLJ. , REMIOVAL OF LORD BRUDENELL. fro GIeN ERAL Otnsel ._Iforse Geardse, Fe8. 1, 1834. At a general Court Martial, held at Cork on the 23d day sie of December, 1833, and continced, by adjournments, to the ho ltch of January, 1834, Captain Augustus Wathen, of the i lthA, or King's I ussars, was arraigned on the ulnder-min- c tioned charges, ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CON'TINUED. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Friday. The House having resolved itself into a Committee of Ways and Means, the C11ANCELLOR of the Excu4UERit proceeded to make his promised FaNANCIAL STATRIVMttT. The Noble Lord commenced by observing that, as he must unavoidably deal in the prospective, he trusted lie should not be tied down too strictly to the letter of his statements. At the ...

... KIENLEV, Feb. 14. 11ZrU LZY k-, te . lIa. BsiRTer,.On the 8th inst. in this town, Mrs. N. Mlick- lem, of a daugls ter. Oil tile 11ts instant died, at his residence in this town, Henry Thos. Parker, Esq. youngest son of the late Anthony Parker, Esq. of Castle Louth, Ireland, and late of the 0th Lancers. The petition from the landholders and freeholders of the neighbourhood, for the repeal of ...

... -LONDO F .o-a - L-ONDON, FlEB. 20. By his Majesty's ship 1?enai(rd, arrived at Falmouth the (lay before yesterday, we have received Rio Janeiro Papers to the 19th of December, the day the Ieynerd sailed from that place. The Correiro (SJicial of the 17th and 18th pompously announces the defeat of a conspiracy to overturn the Regenicy an(d transfer the Government to the Duke of Braganza. The ...

... WEDNSDA'S ND T ;zSA' PO STS HEIOUS! OF (COIfMMONS-Wednesday. t At the Morning Sitting of the Hoase, the CNAatCELLOnR of the ExciaEQiE consented to the introduction of a Bill i by Mr. WAnRuT TOX, to authorise the appointment of new Trustees in cases where the original Trustees were convicted of felony. This motion was suggested by the hardship ex- perienced in more than one instance by persoais ...

... DANBURY, Feb. 20. On Sunday last diedt, the wife of Mr. John Faulkner, of Neithercott, near this place. On Tuesday morning died, after a short illness, aged 26, H. Page, only son of Mrs. Gerrett, of Eydon, near Banbury. On Tuesday last died Mary Anne, third daughter of Mr. George Beere, aged 7 ycars. On Friday last a Common Mitll, convened by the Mayor, was held by the Corporation of Banbury, ...