... THE LITERPooL PRE?ME? (From tk? Lo,?don ? ralesg,- . 7Warm k ?? Tz'rE:.ME 'restingrs h~edninr. ery ?? the Reform Bill, and the poi adyanced iproving our municipal ?? measure for e wvas in hope they will, in purifying Our ratot ' perate as we e Palmentary and municipal, our Octaoral Systemn both td t be beabl tobelieve the accounts wh1 ich ry winl scarcely flee, and them Of the recent ...

... 1jlarliamenttar Intettince. hOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. The turnpike acts continuance bill went through it committee, and was reported. Viscount MaELBOURNtE laid upon the tabletbe report of thecom- missioners upon the poor laws, and recommended it to the serious, impartial, and attentive consideration of their lordship. The Earl of DuassAm presented a petition from the parish of AlIhallows, ...

... AVFDNmsI)Ay~s)-S-- -I.- -.AA a. I., _ . London, Taesday, March 25. TF ?? IIALr-PAST ONE.Thle Marlkets have again .M .,11 f Q1 le1s5 being now quoted at 91 fior Money and pa rtile I ?? an P Sto]k e15 ccount. ?? Stock is 217 218, and India ib Bondi 2,a, Exchequer Bills arc 52 54 and India !97j ?? aoreigl] Slarlet Dutch Five per Cent. Stock is of and ailalf per Cents., 49a 5 }; elgian 994 104 to ...

... T ell ?? Sir Peregrine Ml aitland, K.C.B will in June next relieve Sir llassey Vivion in the com. mand pif the forces in relhind. Captain Lord Arthu e, Lennox, of the 7 1st Highland light infatitrv, brother-in. e- law to 'the Lieutenant-Genersil, will accoinpally him as ~h military secretary.- Uoiitl et Sem niee Guzvette le Major-General Sir Pitrick Ross, the late Governou of Antigua since his ...

... The Ministry have triumphed on the Corn Law question ahd, by the overwhelming majority they obtained, acquired :rePutati°n for stability they did not possess at the close of he last or beginning of the present session. The question a favourite one with political economists, and they ex- hausted every argument in the debate which ingenuity could suggest or probability afford. Arithmetic was ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday, March IO.-Our supplies have been, since this day ) se'nnight, of English barley, malt, and flour, and English and I, Scotch oats, moderately good of foreign linseed, great: of Eng- lish and Scotch wheat, English beans, English and Scotch peas, Irish and Scotch flour: and, with above exception, seeds, from all quarters, but limited. This day's market was well ...

... ( Continuation of Thursday's Parliament from our last.) Mr. ItlPPON moved for leave to bring in a bill to relieve the Archbishops and Bishops from attend- ance in the House of Lords. Mr. GILLON seconded the motion. Lord ALTHORP, amidst cries of Question, said he was ready to meet the motion at once, or to leave it with the House to dispose of it as they thought tit. The cry of Question ...

... HIPERJAL I'A UUA ME NT. f ( Comiiiucdfroy OUT lost page.) HOUSE OF LOR, D.S.—CT u ESUA Y The >iarquess of LANSDOWNE presented re- ports from the Select Committers, appointed to in- quire into the best mode of printing the papers and documents connected with the proceedings of the House, and also for recommending to the considera- tion of their lordships the present state of the library. The ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE AND GUARDIAN. SIIt,-1 beg, through the medium of your paper, to call the attention of the public to two very serious evils, of which I complain, at the late Cardiff Assizes. I attended at these Assizes as a petit juror, at no small loss, both in expense and in injury to my own business, throughout the whole of the Assizes. Of this, however, I do not complain, but ...

... GLEANINGS- GEORGE THE FOURTH TO TIIE DUKE OF WEL- LINGTON .—The battle of Victoria was fought on the 2Lst June, 1813, the English army was successful, and their leader attracted the eyes of all Europe, as its certain deliverer l'roin the common enemy of its repose and safety. YVhen the news of that glorious victory reached this country, the Duke (then Marquis, received the following letter ...

... 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 ...

... I 1 Ig thint %q Con ?? ?? -AL. is tact a Pree country where a man cannot nrallop his own nigger ? We find that there are four candidates for the representation of Paisley, viz Captain Gordon, Mr Douglas, Sir Daniel. K. Sandford, and Mr Crawfurd, no one of them in any way connected with that town. How comes it that none but strangers have come forward ? Is it that, in Paisley and its ...