... 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 ...

... TUESDAY'S POS'T' CONTINUED. Froin the LONDON GAZETTE ofFJUDDAF nHE King hbrs conferred the honour of Knighthood it. on Eaton Travers, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, G. C. H. Sir Charles Christopher Pepys, Nut. has been returned to Parliament for the borough of Blalton; and the Right Hon. P. J. H. Stuart for Ayr, Irvine, Sc- in the room of T. F. Kennedy, Esq. who has accepted the office of ...

... 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 ...

... PASSHIS, 51A1W.55 11. CCOIDIN(i to letters from St. Petersburg, A l'eince i'askeuwitrls bsti arrivedl there, frsom Wlarsaw, on Uathe 22d of t'ebruary.-1t was thosighlt tbat hwis journey Lt)~.5 ?? wi1>th a Projeetesi measure for ssxtcnding the into a siseesty inl behlalf of the remainder of the Fih ELi rant s rezspecting svhirh mcasurc, It wras said, the ?? w~ished to Isaac litt ?? Fae~s. ...

... 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 ...

... ?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 ...

... HOUSE OF COThUONS. - ? A tWEDNESDAY ?? 12 ] A great m~any pe- dijeons were presented praying f or the redrcss of griev. stices of which the Dissenters comnplain but, as Air. y. 7'homsron observed, ijastead of praying- tor the sepe.i ration of Church and State, th~ey sought ouly remedies lor practical grievances.f nlr. Brodie presented two petitifltta from protestant f dlissenxters, one from ...

... LONDON, MARCIH 13. A letter from Madrid draws a melancholy picture of the state of affairs in that city. The new ministers do not appear to have either energy or aptitude for business, and public discontent daily increases in Madrid. The conduct of the Queen is said to be highly reprehensible. There has been an insurrection in Saragossa, and the north of Spain continues to be as disturbed as ...

... Sr. pEt~riaasunlr, Fita. 522 RflNCE Paskewvilsc~i. (overnor of' the kingdom o f r''t han6 la trrivedl in thtin calpital. The commnercialI 'i'rertY concludedl iii the tlmciftli-ng of' l~ast year betwveenb Ji-the Russiali empire amuul the Uiuaitcd States of Ncrth ^neicai nose licst miade pulblic. Thle kinigdom of pnn raudeil jn thi3 trea~ty, wtuich dletermimues thec cosuumeir- poand retatitiS of ...

... The members of this Society met at the Star Hotel on Tuesday to celebrate their twelfth anniversary. A hundred .gentlemen sat down to a dinner which was served tip in Mr. Staning's best style, and reflected credit upon the cuisine of 'his establishment. At six o'clock Grimmett's band gave note of preparation by the welcome summons of The Roast Beef of Old England ; and continued, by a ...

... IP (T C UR PT. LOATDOV-1 f;rday. In the House of Comminons, last night, Mr. Rippon irouhllt forward his motion for the exclusion of Bishops 'eon1 the House of Lords. The motion was mnore .otuteously worded; it was- For leave to bring in a K3i1 to relieve the Archbishops and Bishops of the Establislhed ('hurch from the exercisec of their legisla- rive and judicial functions in the House of ...