... 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 ...

... FAIDAY'S LON'DON GAZETTE. V~ Yai Proclamatiou in thi5 Gazette, the calling , out andl tralining of the 3Militia of? that part of the United Kingdom callel Gireat Britain, is suspended tor the present yeat. WVAR.OFFICE, Mareh~ 21.-7th Liqia Dragoons- Lieut. Guy baord Dorchester to be Captain by purchase, vice MaLcuueen, *vho retires.---1.5t~h Ligltt Dragoons ~-Lieut. colonel Lovell Benjamin ...

... HOUSE Oil COMMONS. FRIDAY', hi .utcxe 14.j A nunibcr o1' Pe)titionS W~ere presentedl ftron bodies ot' I)issentrrs, pralying fbr ?? IIIta Iyts oJ .'itaUd2OS presented a pretition . Iront th c 11 si n gstolte ( 'a nal Co{ penll y) , ga in at the a uthai a p ot lct i ii W av 11 ?? 1-lf r. Ti'iyney p resen tedt tuxo petlo ocns f irogn t lrhton for tit e I~iiticr ( )bscrvcin cc lJi11 for ...

... EMIGRATIoN TO AiuERIc?. The follo~wing; extract of a letter from M1r. Knight, of I'elsonville, in the State of Ohio. wvill be found to contain somie valuable inform~ation to such ofi the industrious classses who, at this season of tile gear,i are thinking of emigration. TIle first part of the letterl wve omnit: it contains fir. Knight's rcfutatiotn of some malignant charges which have been ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... - FRIDAYi'S L)N'DOiN GAZETTE. - .- ST. JAMIES'S PAT.AC1D, MARCII 26. h r HE King was this day.pleased to confer the'N -honour of ?? upon James Nicoll --i -VaAdam, Esq. of Whitehlall, and~ot Tindon pa . End, in theicounty of Essex. . W. pr( )&ARtFFICE, AIARCh 28. m 3d ?? Lient..(Colonel J amcs Dennis. froni It the. 49th ftegiment, to ?? LieutenantColontl, without ?? purchase, fice Mlitchell, ...

... V, o gr s c a Ill, W. -- ' w o i ¢S.)lIMONS-Thursday. Atth~e LN'euj ,,,itilg Sir NVILW m I.ziOILitVy brought At the oetion on the subject of the Shilt Tax. Tu e foesard his obsesrved that, instead of moving for the repeal 1150t. Blrr170e sel OoIld ?? for a Committee to inquire into of trlte Tu) fI repeal. He also proposed to substitute the propric .tsY Owl) for that of the Chancellor of the ...

... Letters from St. Petersburgh, of the 9th instant, state that a decree had been issued, by order of the Emperor, authorising the Government to raise a sum of 40 millions of rubles, by four series of Exchequer Bills, bearing an interest of three per cent. per annum, for the purpose of relieving the distress which existed in consequence of scarcity of provisions. The Bills were to be paid off at ...

... SUJND)AY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS. 1iDCUSE Or LORDS-l~londay. Thec ?? Duties' l'ill was read a second time. 'j'jte ?? Of El1DoN presented a petition from Newcastle- n.- ' for the ?? iot of the Establisi.ed Churel. Thlc %eequki(antstsvt presented a similar petition from -sit body of lay-membeis of the Establisled Church. Tie l)lke of IRICHMaOSD presented a petition from $;rt'tn, Uontatlflilg I, 6 ...