... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... sA'ru1u)A?-, .MAJICH 8? 1834 At ? ? at 13i ii?b?on (? he Eai I (f C1iichi'?ttr in the (hir), a Pv?iti?n to Parlianettt was agreed, to) proniote a1 due obser; unc~e oi tbe S;;bb.;th. P. titti~l tn} bovth lto o1v>z.f l'artliaittnt, tiutac- rously atid respectalbly s~igned, were isent from ClInches. ter tin Friday eveninig, to be pretientedz by the ?? of RiitlUnol nti Tn . ?? budtit, IEsq. tor ...

... j?onIJav'? ?? ?IKc0?Jap'0 ?O0I0. P4RT',, I t:1 2'7 B lE M\adrid Jnurr~a!-of the; 18th do not mention . the ?? Q Mielbea ?inisters; herhaps it was 1i ?? tlo takie. ?? fact, a suppelement to tle Ga. aette~of thse 18th, roilttins a decree uf thr 16tili fci Ch frainof the Civic Guard.- Another ?? of ?? 17th, , f;} ~.I. (tt>II(Ere1', declares tha It3i ,hop oE l.COI1, whol w~e~t to 1'oreliI ±tO~ ...

... 1' ?1CtNDAY, M:ctll 3, 1834. The P1tris Papers of Friday and Saturday are b received. (Jo Friday M. Cabet, a deputy, was con- d virictl of having written a libel upon the King and (ieveettlilctit, in a newspaper eallcd the Populaire, rand sentenced to a fine of' 4,(ttiW? (I ?? two years' ? iapriooaateilt, and two years' nnterdtctiou of his civil rights. fhts ? tlp?ear5 to he very generally ...

... I1OL'Sk? OF I?J2ERs. MONDA.>V ,S MiAItc.Lx 3; ?? TI) Dtssr N- TIEttS..' ltjtitinus were presen'et2 Irom bodies of Pro- testantit llseaters a! Sheptonl I'daliet. jttrihcs ini Nor- tilunilberland, at J~arnstap~le, 11iinuon, We;'ymoc th, i2,roinpcton, II larsdcn, andl at several other places. pray- ing for reliu:-E 07l Grey (in reply to the Earl of lDur- hamn Wilf presented sevet a] of tthese ...

... LONDON, MARCIA 4. The French Papers which arrived this morning are ir ncarly destitute of interest. M. Cabet has appeared tl in the Chamber of Deputies, andl announced his in- im tention to appeal in Cassation against the sentence of at the Court, which excludes him from the Chamber for in four vears, for the two years' deprivation of civil rights so is in'addition to his tivo years' ...

... SATURI)AY, MAR('1 O8 18;34. It is an e?ctradrdinary fact, th?t?sout or ?teen causes tried at our present Asehes? ?. icag thar?h?lf ibe.4iumbee were From the Isl?of ?VighL The Commission for the. ?Vi1tshire Assizes was opened this afternoon, at ?aliabury. The Calendar contains the names of' 97 criminal offenders, among which are two cares of arson, two of murder, end five of persons who picked ...

... 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 ...

... The Par'is Pap~ers of MN~onday, wtith thnosc of a previous date, and the Gazette de lrance and IX'Ieassager des Chambres of' Tuesday, arrived by express this morning. 'rhe mnost imlportantt news con- tainedl in thle latrer is an announcemnent that the Em pe- ror of Austria has been seriously i~l.-'lhese papers bri ng accounts f rom U1adrid of t he 20rh . according to whiChI aL Royal ...

... 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 ...

... Wl EDNESDAV,MDAR~C3' i, 1854. . *B PoreTtGAr..-Son~uinrlZ1y Lhi/I~leof ?? 3j 'ihe (Conlianre Steamner, ILieus. Wlaugh, arrived at ?? on Fridlay, in four days Irom l~isbon. Th~e tnews by tbits vessel ?? an additional degree of e interest in announcing the details of a battle foughlt be- tween the rival forces near Azamlbugeira on thle 18' alt. e lt appearS that the LiU igeites ?? atSanl- Ytarem ...