... ?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 ...

... E~iu lctW~0teir. SATURD)AYS MARC.H 29, 1834. ,t Extensive preparations are making for the rrantl ,~ Fancy Ball, to be held at St. John's House, on Thurs. * (lay iiext, for the benetit of' the Royal Adelaide ]nsti. ts tution, at Souithampton, when a large and brilliant as- n sembly is expected. ee It is nowv said that the lin e ofc tbe Southamp~ton t Railway wrill be taken, by consent of the ...

... - 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, ...

... 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; ?? ...

... ?1rOflIJOU. SATURDAy, MAJWH 29, 1834. The whlole of the Frenchl Papers of Wednes-. day, have reached town, which bring the termination of the debates on the Ljaw against Associations, which has passedl the Chamnbers by a majority of 240 against 154, in favour oF- the M~inisters. 'lhe accounts from Spain state that MAadlrid was tranquil on the l~rb. *ihe inex- ;plicable silence of the Mlinistry ...

... IIOU?3E oF (3OM.?1ONS. WEIDN1I.D YZ\, ZI~tioeci 2d+il ?? 1~z'I~fiwrnt re gave rnotice, thiat Ct ii '4e~ of , A ril hie nouhld Iloe Ol) AduIlress to t'ie (iecgwtl tor reliet to ilee IPolishl o~xies eli in this country, aliid pletdging th~e l1 ouse to itiil~ e ?? rlt suite ;ol; hib Ill ej ~ty Illay bc plenvsed to nplrcop rich' o~ tetheenir llint'. (5 TllE CAMnainctEe: lNIVERStI'Y' I'EI1 'rnO',. ...

... * ???iur IJOn ?\icbo]a? :?la? a I ? MONDAV, ?IARC[1 2.1, 1834. The Paris Papers of 'l'httrsiiay and Friday con- us fain litde c-lie than reports from the Citataber of Deptt- tics trot the As?oehitions' law. 'I hey coittain several St liopirtant decrees issued by the (? teen tif Spain relative GI tit itt Clergy (8cc otace), by thc last of which she con. ?? usc ties a portion of rite reveottes ...

... ?oi?ap'0 i? dtw - - -N ?? iMPL)ItiTA\NT DECREES. (tFrom i h Fre.n;ch Paprc.) Pir'ni,, MAf r.~r 21. T'lE , 1'1MadIrit Giazette' of the 8th rnst. contains itifs a icrre; rotathig to the Cle-rgy. Onle l~erts the i¢i Jtdae. scot ilon rule ir~surgent pros '0ces to *. :Lt a1ll tho DL Celela es 311it dliocseie, arid trrito-rt it to thle Goverrimnict t' f ,, dl h, :,1 Cbitteco, ?? ol tl:se *.ho havc ...

... son. ?ATURDAV, AIARCiI 29, 1834. all Mr. Aldermaan Wood, on XVetlneeday, moved ci. for an account of all mlonies that havc been received at cnt the ('ustom House at this Port for the last five years, ow andl also an ?? of the expenscs of collection,) and en the namles of all salaried officers. ec- Th~e owvners andl ocrupsecrs of the l~ands3 and G3arden of (iroundasat St. .Mary, Battcrsea, and ...

... EXECUTIONS.-ADDRESS TO TllE PUDLIC. _ _ _ _ _ hi The Committee of the Society -for the diffusionn of PS inlormatioti oni the subject of Capital Punuihlments, convinced e~ that the least effective mode of protecting life and property, is, s by sanguinary law.s, address the public on this importanit subject. The argumecnts agains~t taking human life for crime-miore pl especially for offercee ...

... .9,L]5 VI -L .--4 THE ' Sentinelic dcs lPyr~oe'se of' Ticyotile, ot the 8hiset tt h olwe ti said ha wh narteittet =et~l- - - h ]gtttaVo th ecto.l agofti~t~ will r> beeie;tmtt dtot ...

... SATURDAY, MARAJH 29, 18?4. WAe have great pleasure in referring otur readers to the Petition from the Inhabihtants of' Chichester and *v i. s , %L{A/ 1111 ultoe 111 ani tan rs0 Ot ntcnester and .its neighbourhlood, to the lecgislature, (in our third ti .page), for enfranchising C'hurch.Lands. We understand li .that the Lord Bishop of C3hiehester has ];indily consented 1t ,to present it to the ...