... 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 ...

... HO)USE OF~ PEERS. FRIDANY, IllAnduI 21.4 Several petitions were presented from Dissenting bodies, praying for relief. The Drake of Richmxond presented a petition, signed I by every M~agistrate in the western division of' Sussex, t praying tbe re-enactment of the lwabour-rate Act * also aimilar ;aetitions feonm Sunning~hill, Bcrkshire, and a aitrishin h ()xfordshire, both tsigned5 by the ...

... 1JOLT?Si? OF UOM?1ONS. ?VEDNESDAX, ?lAtlCii 0.] The Bills for the ?? of ('arcicklergos and Sitttlhrcl were read it second tinte.-ThO Bill for disfranchising War. s';ek went through a Committee, so that a considerable progresS is made in cherkitig ?? Corn. titietee on the I.iiverpt5ltl Freemen Disfranchisement B ill 'a a adjouraed till Wednestlay.-O.i the motion of Mr. ? ?? ?n, lease was given ...

... ?1O1X1JO B. k'RIDAY, IVJARCJi 28, 1?34. 'H Et P.sn1LrAalEXT.-.-Parliatnent adljorn~ed, for I the holidays, on W'ednesday, till the 14th of A ?? T.Lhe Government nlan fior the cnmmutatjimnl of Tithes int England, was, owing to the illness of the Chanccllor ofb the Exechequer, poseponed till April 11;.-The Petition fi presented by C olonel Evans, for the relief of the Polish c iExiles, excited ...

... 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, ...

... E~iu lctW~0teir. SATURD)AYS MARC.H 29, 1834. ,t Extensive preparations are making for the rrantl ,~ Fancy Ball, to be held at St. John's House, on Thurs. * (lay iiext, for the benetit of' the Royal Adelaide ]nsti. ts tution, at Souithampton, when a large and brilliant as- n sembly is expected. ee It is nowv said that the lin e ofc tbe Southamp~ton t Railway wrill be taken, by consent of the ...

... , 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 ...

... HOUSE OF' COMIJIONS. MriONDAY, MIARCh10 l.] I'r. Rotbinsois gave no- bi tice that on the 25th Mlarch he would move that the 'I hlouse be called over on the occasion of' a motion, of cc whichI he had given notice, for the revision of taxes. di (BEAT WESTErtN RAILW1A'v.-MUr. C. R~ussell presented a petition from) the Miayor and Inlhabitants of U Rteading, unanimously agreed to at a poublic ...

... SATURDAY. MARCHI 22,n 1834. I- -O Joh~n Fuller, Bsqj. of Roselhill, has give~n to the Royal Institution, 3,J331. 6s. 8d. 3 per Cents. the divi- ?? ~ SJ-et~ L13--~a ~ t v tu tL5VI dendls of which are to be given as a salasry for a Professor of Physiology; and has also given 3,000l. 3 per eents. to form an accumulating fund for the benefit of that Institution. The Comumission ior 'this county ...

... LONDON, 11ARCH 27. T- We have very importast news from Spain; 6oo0 Carlists entered Vittoria on the 15th illst.: they were commanded by the partisan chief Zumalacarregny, al who drove the Queen's troops into their fortified bar- n racks, shot sev~eral persons, and carr~iedloff l~ooprisoners. d 'he example of the Queen's party II shooting Santas ith Ladron has been fearfully imitated by ...

... LON ION, 2F. 25. Distarbances of the most serious kind took place on Sunday last at Paris, in many ditfrrent quarters of the city. The conduct of the police seems to have been extremely violent, and the arrests are numerous. No lives were lost, lout several persons,-both the nmob and the police,-were mnuch' wounded. At night the town| Ias tranquil, but there was no certainty how long the ...