... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SATURDAY. MARCHI 22,n 1834. I- -O Joh~n Fuller, Bsqj. of Roselhill, has give~n to the Royal Institution, 3,J331. 6s. 8d. 3 per Cents. the divi- ?? ~ SJ-et~ L13--~a ~ t v tu tL5VI dendls of which are to be given as a salasry for a Professor of Physiology; and has also given 3,000l. 3 per eents. to form an accumulating fund for the benefit of that Institution. The Comumission ior 'this county ...

... 1IL- OF CMONS MONDAY, M.xjtcir ]7.? Ado Joe Jdeca'iclca'4- pee- tented a petition front Wandsivorth agonist thit London a and Son thampton Railway Bill. Referrcd to the Corn. inittee on the l3iIl.-.lle. 1'enle'e'ze pataic'nled petitions from in ha bitati ts ot' Iarelis iii * and at other petition, si? ned by 2,000 iii it abj on is el Seti LIt 1101 p100, in iiivoor ol die Ii ill Lor bcijldjn ...

... IIOU?SE OF (JUM?]'JNS. In, nf? WE I)N BSDAV. 'd .?ocii I ij. ] Th&. ?? preicoled a ?? from Seulhalopwn, prayil g that tiny might be heard by toji'tititl, against some of tile ti-ins's of the great Western Railway ll. ATh. 1?t nt U prc? a tctl I 11th ?? thu Ii t' ii is sin 1mg chit p 1 Xi ii t.?, pi'iiy jog to be rIKlL,1Atii?ilLititl1 dilbdith?. He once ?? mu bls ,? 10 ?? ?? CUgIIL to be ...

... 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 ...

... £1O-f TUESDy'y 2LONN ?? dZE 25 'ST. J4.r-.lss P r ?? zeg, \AT~artH I,. .IS 'ljeit bejt' beenl ?? graciously pleased ?? m ti rn ld-. 1that tle llono-urcsbla Band of z' * e' mifisen~e 1'r'sivnrrc'~ shalll be in futurec al- : led ?? lionontr:ble ?? ofi ien. t SirJon 'j~rk rederir Xmith hars been sppotclted (lentleman Usher of hi~i .Majesty's £i~ost Hlonourablea l'rivy (Chamber in Ordilnccry, in ...

... !ON'DAY. MIARCH 17, 1831. by 'Ilie Ij'r?'nch Pttjors are received to Saturday s dire, intO ii mail Irvin llotlanit.-(.?e? e2'tracte ObO ?? ?O A mail is r'ceieed from Lisltita, Itrouglit by t lie itig Pike, which Ich the 'I'igus no the *2ttd inst. Since the I rest battle ot A linester. an the 111th ult. (ste the Telegraph pea of the Ilith tnse.,? the I'd t?uelite troops hitch continued I heir ...

... PA llts, ?? It., lIE Spanish Chlargse d'A Altires has just given gi ; -r ,lti thit h e ortl exc1f,tti ml y 5arl . El~sstieig to t;e Al-. 3 ne ty gcotI Eul th *he rg cs elates t, titme hO rLclerdt>1 ; ~gll~;fil (a'edi tltriivt~t) .;rntEelt ?? lr his 11-.jety s rtghls;rt nO, z cqfvtji enttl th at ~.spa*>rntS tilt lw granted to all rcfugecs not comprehended3 in the - I~t(3 Ukt 0I'1 i:Att. Tfll- ...

... pARt0 AND ?? f'l-i PAPERS, t'AIiIS, MIAlln 14.t ->ir i' ?? VL his Etrce~lency, laord Granville. 6; fl.-r~ It olier, LIer~ Ih-Caii'].\m lbassaitor, anid Genleral s elti'isiie ,1 hid ':'iccessi ely coitfcrenres with thlel)alce ti- eC Sir.)2ie, t th'it2 ol- ote le' oreigtt Aftbi rs. Ma~jor- cc eczera Jt iyzv ;iile 'lc.Caitill of the O~mperor of ~ -pC1I t i 01'',l~r t i-a~bfori'yetitfudy, from i'l ...

... EiATUliDl.A~', IlIARCH 22, 1834.1 Plhilosoph~ictzi Soteti. - A meeting wvas 1heldl on ,Thuirsday cvenioig. at wvhich it was intended to reslume the dis- useiorro ont the sutbject of Phrenology. .1 .11. I~eele, -Esq. the chairmanlt. comorlerreed the bulsiness, bv stathng that the Society asii readty to hear arty ls1 ectioris to ihe scierrce that rzright be otlerd, wbhich wvouhl :;Rrts'rareabe ...

... I1W!W??'T, | SATURDOAY, MARCt(H 22, 183~4. I hle Bishxop of W'i itcs .-ter, to ~vhosst admlirabule CSharge we halve ladey *Irawn attentionl, vlroves the sin.( cerity of hi9 priml ip~les hv his p~ractie.b I be valuable rvicarage of W~itnry, O~xforlsihire. lately vacant by theI -deathl of the Rev, 14.. 1Ilarnaid, his Lwordshlip has con.b iferrct1 upon the Rlev. Chiarles Jerr-mn, who h1as been 24 ...