... TUE3DAY'S POST CONTINE. HOUSE Or LORDS-Friday. Earl Dunus.Sm presented a petition, of which he had pre. viously given notice, from the parish of Allhallows, against the appointment of the Rev. Mir. Dawtson. TheAnclln3sHO of CA.MTEUR regrettedthc present state of the law relating to Pluralities, and would be most happy to lend his assistance to a ineasure that had for its object the correction ...

... SATURDAY, MTARCH 8. LINCOLN COLLEGE. A FELLOWSHIP is vacant, open to Graduates born within the county of Lincoln.-Also two Scni.. nsunis and two EXIiiBITIONS.-The Scholarships are without limitation. Candidates for the Exhibitions must be natives of the diocese of Durham, or for want of such, natives of North- allertonshire or Howdenshire, in the county of York, or of Leicestershire, ...

... Her Majesty's Dhrawing ROM. Yesterday being the day appointed for the celebration ot ! x thie Queen's Birth Day, her Majesty held a ?? at for St. James's Palace. Her Majesty's natal day, however, taulls in August, on the 13th of which month her MIajesty will a nt crurpplete tho 42d year of hur age. (lid At an early hour a numerous body of police took their stations at the various approaches to ...

... , T 2- LO)NDO5N1, M'ARCHI 25. Private accounts from St. Petersburgh of the 3d instant, state the distress from famine in the southern provinces of Russia to he still very great. This had nccessarily prodlleed great embarrassment among the resident nobility, who in many instances had to support the peasantry, instead of beinig supported by them. In the capital the calamity was only felt in some ...

... In the Brussels papers of the 26tlh, we continue to find accounts of military movements. It is positively stated that 3000 men have been sent from Brussels on an expedition to Luxemberg, under the command of l General Olivier. I Accounts from Martinique, to the 2d of January, I say, that tranquillity has been restored. Many of the leaders in the recent insurrection had been arrested, and ...

... IP (T C UR PT. LOATDOV-1 f;rday. In the House of Comminons, last night, Mr. Rippon irouhllt forward his motion for the exclusion of Bishops 'eon1 the House of Lords. The motion was mnore .otuteously worded; it was- For leave to bring in a K3i1 to relieve the Archbishops and Bishops of the Establislhed ('hurch from the exercisec of their legisla- rive and judicial functions in the House of ...

... SlTNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS. UOUSE OF LORDS-IMonday. Several petitios wrere presented, especially fromt Protestant Diqseirters, praying for relief. Tibe Miarquis of WflSTOIVNSTF.R gave notice, for Thurs. da) next, of a iotion on the subject of voting by proxy. Lord EMLLNBOROuGH hoped that a motion affecting so immediatelY the interests and privileges of that Housc would not be brought ...

... Married, on the 25th instant, at Greys, near Henley, Mr. Richard Swallow, of North Town, AMaidenhead, to Phawbe, eldest daughter of the late Mr. T. Rutter, of Morden, Surrey. On Thursday last dicd, at Greys Green, aged 70, Mrs. Wheatley. Gas and Colce Comnpanry.-The Company having issued notices that the foundation stone of the works would be laid on Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock, by our ...

... SUINDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS. I-, C-4- iiOUSE Or LORDS-lMonclay. V~ The L~iverpool (iaa Light~ Bill was read a third time and 5 ERaTI PURIIAM asked the Noble Marquis (Lansdowne) if any day had been appointed for considering the application v, of thle Lonldon University for a Charter. I mfejarquis of LANSDOWN0E said petitions had bean - received praying for a charter, which petitions had been ...

... hIOUSE O/ LORDS-Tuolsday. Earl DUrAtNrae presented a petition from several congre. gations of Dissenters at MIacclesfield, Fronrc, Selwood, and other places, praying for relief. The Noble Earl said he wished to call the attention of his Noble and Learned Friend on the W1oolsack to onie of thle comlplaints of the petitioners, that degrees could not be conferred upon students at the Lon- don ...

... CORPUS CHISRTS'I COLLEGE. An Examination will by held in the above College on the 29d day of May next, and the following days, for the purpose of electing Four Scholars; one of the diocese ot Bath and Wells, one of the county of Ox- ford, one of the county of Kent, and one on Frost's Foundation.-Any persons are eligible for the above diocese and counties who are natives of the same re- ...

... - -- . . . .. .1 . Charles Baster, Esq. has been appointed by the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas a perpetual Conmit- sinner for taking the acknovledgmnent of married women, under the late Acts for tie abolitionl Of' fines and recoveries. On Wedlleesday last was married, at Sutton church, 1r. 11. Toovey to Catherine, daughter of Mr. John Lyford, both of Sutton Wick. On Thursday ...