... SATURDAY. MA.RCH 1, 1834. The petition of the tawl ers anti occupiers ofl landi, at ~Uorthingz, for the repeal of' the Shalt and Hop duties. wva Cre nrs tooh 1..1e .I I5 ?? A duties, wa~t preisenteti to the iiouse of Czommlons Ot)n on 'rnuesdtay next, M~r. W'ti~ney. the Illember for b tirightonl wvi U cal tbe. at teit ion of the I lazll of ('onmliout to tble ttionvl of Mlr. lohenl, the) ...

... HOUSE OF COMMOifNS. FR!DAYi, A'IA1IC5I 71 Thce morning sitting w~ast occup~ied in receiving petitions embracing, a variety of ?? E. Codrirtgton presented a petition f'ron t Unitarian Dissenters of Ijevonport, complaining oft ?? D. Stevwart presentedf a petition ffrom Dissen~ters in Arundel, for the removall of their clisabi - lities.- LordJohol iu'es.o'fl took occasionl tol notiee the ...

... Tue Fzezsch Papers to Monday, and those dated d Tuesday, are arrived. They cont'?in little matter of ?? importance, besides the discussion in the Chamber of a J?itUttes on the law against Aa?ocintions. The Gene. rids commanding military divisions have bcen autho rised by the Government to oxierd, by three months, the six months' leave of ebsenee to such officers as may desire it. The Courier ...

... ITHIS NAtTioNAL COMEMITTEF OF TI4E POLISH tEII Gb11AT'1(N TO THsE BRITISH NATION. To f/ ti PIliXTEP. of t/is HAn~r.SianI TXcLhGBAPSI. t ?? sufferings of' the Poles who, having survived. 5the fatal catastrophentS thle revolultion or 11831, chose rather to a )abandn a home overrnm by fose thlan submit to the cruel nleces- tsity ot livinge beneath the yakeof the uisurper, are too vvell koown ...

... Ii()U6E OF' (&)MMONS. ?? it X)i? l'VlAluitl)0,CI. Lii ON I )A Y, IiIAUCIi ?? j Ilitiuns wore I root 'intl it ti uf ?? i)jsscit tics at Soi?tltitti?on, NL'IVOt1 lu-upon ?? or', X V igan, I itt coin. Lictil IV unil ii halt Cs b ii ry. attd srvrrai 01 u r ?? in ?? solsi ice, 4 Ititiargiti. Bliirkio'y tititl'V ivtrtnn, pritit g for rrliet'. tic'voi'al prittinhit Irice jiruscititti Icont Irdittit. ...

... FRISD,I Y'S LONDElON GAZEDTTE. ( ST. JA\MES'S PAt..ACE, MI.ItCH 5i. r HE ?? wax this dlay plexsed to confcr thet honoeur of EKnighlthooxl upon Eaton Travers, - L Esq. Cuaptain in tbe Royal Navy. C'ompanion. of rho ?? llanovcrian GJuciphic Ornder.n [The Itcv. John Itathurst Sch omberg has ljei¢ appointedT ('haplarn i11 Ordinairy to hliS Majeity, iii the roonm of the iRev.E ?? John Woollaston, ...

... SATURD)AY, MARCH ?9, 1834. I~The (%onwz,,g 28 guns, Capt. Eden, was ape . pointed to sail freom Rio Janteiro to the P'acific, on thel is 1ist -of Febru~aryV andi to visi~ut the Socviety>.4 and oher ?? Sea Islands, in which places it was foundl that it hepresence of a ship of war was frequently much I- wanted. r, fhe wvind having chlangedl from1 ten days' easterly n eto fresh breezes from the ...

... ?ATrTRDAY. MAI?CU 15, 18?4 'I'lie issu.rs for this counity wvill comenelce at ,c aonl Tnleseay next, berore tile Chief Baron L~ord |I'yndhutrst and Msr. Justice Gaselee. There are tinly 315 prisoncts for trial, andl but fewv cascs at Nisi Prius. v NI r. - iticoumi the NIetubs~r for lDover, wtll on h ',Vednesday, move for a C on~miitcee of the Commnons, n to enquire into andl report the slate ...

... IP.ID.Y, JilAIICII 11, 1834i.| lhe Paris l apers are reccived to X ednesdiay's vdate. TheA~adridiGaoetue gives a variety of particulars of disturb0ances wvhichl occuirred on the evening of the e2nd. They arosec it appears, from a riotous moveinent on tlhe part of som~e Carlists, who hiad attaclked a part.y of the partisans of the Qi~ueen in the qolarter of the Cebatfa, firedl upon them, and ...

... A 'P11 L? 71 A ?J ?7I I SA'ruRi)AY, l£rIlAIIl; ll, l8S4. Th~e w (ifjeCt tof ere cthig a b~ridge nver tile Irelicti, haavinig been f'or tb jireseu~t tabatidoned, on the grount Ol its provinig illj li llS tO the nay iga don * thc ,Coinni tree have h atl a niiee in for lie purpose bt' cont it ita'i.the be9t' nenansoft'providing asubstitute, whlich, itsia~said. w~ill be intceelfed w i Is. alficr ...

... & ?IgIIt0 ? ? Fxt-, T ri. s a l.zC 'DON (.tZgTrE. 5\'trtlF T. Tr., .M ?? 22. t tI: F: jlirfa. baeen pleasedi to iireCI letters patent mo he ?? itndlr the s(-reat Seal, svranting the. - 'li ritl of a Baroin of the lunited Krin gnlom of (;reawt Britaintand ?? urnto the Righlt s'lonm ?? Thomn; Demittan, lnightt Chief Justiee of the ( Ourt of Ksing's IBcecih. nnd tire he irs male of his bodly ...

... SATURDAY. MVARC'H iS, 1834.i! (1niM. Ceos.-.Salishorvz T'/,'r~sdrn,.-This Wa9:1 an lnquisition to assess damnnes (before \Win. Selwyn rc Elsq. assessor for the plaintiff), in the case of Hiorlock n vt. Dawson. for criminal conversation, the defendant having ?? judgeneit by default. l~lrs. Horlock n was niarried on the 5th of April, 1828J, and was the tc miother of three chlildren: her husband ...