... 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 ...

... 1IOUSI? OF CO2dMONS. 'TUE:SDAY', FEB. 25.] A new writ was moved for she borough of Nalton, iD thc room of Mlr. Pepys, who has accepted tbe oflice of Sclicitor (General..-.In 3reply to a 9nestioa f'rom l~ord Chlarndos, Sir Wf. hom1e declined giving any answecr on the subject of the vacant barony in the Court of E~xcheqiuer; and' Lord Ailihorp snid that government would take care thlat no ...

... 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, ...

... I1OUSi? Ok' P11?RS. WDNESAY, I'SlA11Ctt 26.] R*OYAL ASSEac'X.Ih Th Speaker of thle Housc o' Clommons leaving beet eg dt e Royal Assent was given by (Commnission 1- to r~lthe ooo Esxchequer Bills Bill; the Pensions 0 rtid les Daties Bl;ef 7,000,000/. Consolidated l und an the S;usra Duties B~ill ; the Transfir in Aids h I'; tule Qahs Qualification Bill; the Armny and! Mlrft~ utinY JBills; ?? ...

... ?? A I)??Y MOl(NDAY, F1BRUARY 24, 18134. Thje P~r.,is Papers of Frid ay antd Saturday are received. 'l'bc police regulations with respect to the ;Theatres. cotitittantting runt they sbould be closed every 'nighlt at eleven o'clockx bave excited commotion. It i9 considleredl aa a step whichl even Napoleon. in the ple- nitudle of' his absololtism, wouldl hardly haxve attempted; fer if tiercr be ...

... ttIiJfl. U'EDN'ESlAt'i, IAiRCU ?? 1834. stile Paris Papers of Sunday are received. T'ile (Carhisr insurgents in the Basque provieces are occupy- ing the principal positions, and regularly levy duties on all merchandize lpassing through the country. IBy a decree of' the 20thi lebruary, of the Queen 0f Spain, it is declared tha t all artisans are qualified to obtain municipal oflices. titles of ...

... | HOUSE Or L pOIS-Tuesday. Mr. Bernal, and others from the Commons, presented a copy of the report and evidence on which the Commons had passed ' an Act to prevent bribery and corruption in the borough of Xyarwick, &c. . Thoy also brought up the Mloutiny Bill, the Juries' (Ireland) Amendment Bill, the Equitable Apportionimeot Bill, and several Private Bills. k'arl G(IEY gave notice, that he ...

... ) b N 1' at 1A . esterdlay two of thlc Gencral Steamn NTavigation (ottlSluays 1iackets arrived with mails from Holland ?? IuirgliiOn Mloidlay l'rinice ?? arrivedI at the h3aget, Irotil Berlin ; aln onl the same day the Prince of ()orailge ptricee(led tO joit tile arumy, whichl is saidl to hle in a miost complete anil efficient statc. Since tile lat rettlri of the I)utch Alinister, Von Dedel, ...

... ?LoflUOtt. DAY, J?1ARCII 10, 1834. Tire Paris Papers ore received to Sunday's date. ?? '?irire news from spain is ofconsiderahkinterest. 'I'ho ,?lirristry and half measrires of M. Martinez de Ia Rosa is far from giving sattStOCtiOit. II is pirn for raising N 3ad embodying a National Huard it so absurd that it ?j, *i? jt?rjra??tbh ite ever could think at itsprovirrgsatidfac- ? tars to tire ...

... -0 XFO B09 SATURDAY, MARCH 15. Amroxc the notices of motions in the House of [rnmons ve observe one for March 18th, by Sir R. ;lis, on the subject of the Glasgow Lottery. As it Idmitted on all hands that the Government did not entionally sanction the renewal of this public species rambling, but that the Bill had been obtained by udulent means, we hope that the proposed enquiry .1 have the ...

... 1'11DAYV FE13HUARY 20, lh34. l~ It t'ul* t.- fy tbe arrlisal otf 11. NT. cn ttrr Xertfioc,'. I ienut. l'i organ, from Portu gal, nt Falmouth, *.e have intelligenice from l is hon to tbe 18 h, and from S)poirto to the 10thi ins t. Since th e last adveces no fighlt. ing had taken pilace. 'lhc Al iguo lite folrce, whlc wesvre statedl in thc last eotnniuaicatioo) to be at St. Ubhes, had again ...