... HOUSE -OF LORDS-1V-~onelay. t Lord Dmm.I.Nc presented a petition from thle prisoners J conifined for debt in the King's Benich, praying for the abo- t litietu of' iniprisonmetit for debt. Petitions for the praecetion of thle Establlohved Church were Pr presented by Lord Kenyan, from parishes in Yorksltire ;by Pr Lord Rolle, from several places in Devonshire ;by the laiel p( of flarewood, ftrom ...

... On Friday last a large concourse of people of all classes, ages, and sects, were assembled to witness the ceremony of laying the first stone of the Gasometer. A stage had been previously erected for the convenience of the ladies and others disposed to avail themselves of the accommodation it offered; and a band was in attendance to enliven the scene and con- duce to the pleasure of the company ...

... p @§T ctTi.n5P T.. The ONDON.7\-Fr czcey. T Be Brussels Pap-rs of the 4th annoullne tle ay- proachiug departure of thl Prussian Miistr from that capital. The Emanciipaftion almounecs tihat the Queen is pregnant, rihich iq probably the cause why the nuolitatioll of a successor has been deferred. The latest adeixcsfromi Lisbon state that nn attempt seas maile to assassitlate D)on Pedro, oni his ...

... INSTALLATION Of His Grace. thle DUKCE of WELLINAGTOlV. - - I (CONcCLUDFD.) In addition to the short account in our last week's Paper of the l)inller given to the Dike of Wellington by the President and F'ellolvs of St. John's colleges, ve are enabled to ?? the following particilars: The dintier hoar was seven o'clock, and precisely at that time the Duke of Wellington arrived. He was ushered ...

... The following is extracted friom the Morning Herald of this day:- SURRENDER OF DON MIGUEL. Faimt oath, lp. ?? City of Edinburgh steamer, Sharp, has just arrived here, from Lisbon, whence she sailed on Wednesday morning last. The news is im- portant, which you will see by the accompanying, handed me by Captain Sharp. Lisbon, Alay 27.-The war is now definitively at an end, Don Miguel having ...

... -The German Papers bring us from Vienna an Aus- trian view of the late change in the Ministry. It had an unfavourable effect on the Austrian Funds, and apparently a still more unfavourable effect on the Aus- trian Government, whose scribe is ordered to paint its probable effects on the peace of Europe in rather dark colours. As France and England, it is said, have in- terferd in the affairs of ...

... POOR LAWS AD-nNDMVNT BILL. The following is an abstract of the principal clauses conl- inst tained in the Bill (as amended on the re-coimitniment), 1 For day the amendment and better administration of the laws relating theit to the poor in Bngland and Wales ~ni so The first clause, afler reciting the expediency of altering sha the existing laws, ?? it shall he lawful for his MVajesty, his ...

... HOUSE Or LORDS-MWonday. The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Equit. able Apportionments, the House Tax Itepeal, the Navy Pay, and 43 private Bills. Earl (inEy stated, in answer to Lord Farnham, that it was the intention of Government to propose the renewal of the Irish Coercion Act in substance. The Appointment of Ministers to Churches (Scotland) Bill was read a third time and ...

... WEDNFA 3 AND TRI PO STS WED';E3DAYS AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. flOtSE Or LORnDS_-Tuesday. Petitions were presented praying for the relief of Dissenters: fvr the support of the Church; for the repeal of newispaper stamp duties; ?? 'Lord STtANOFORD, on presenting petitions most nume'- rously and respectably signed, representing the lamentable state of the silk trade, entered into a statement of the ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUESDA.Y'S POSTS. VIOUSE OF LORDS-Monday. The ?? this daly displayed a trutnerous muster of Peers, whoevidently expected some reimrarks on the new arrangements itn ilis ?? Government. Earl Gree, the AMarquis of Lansdown, and Lord Mlelbourne, were tile only Ministers present. WARVVICK StoflOttetit BILL. Lord WVINVfnt wirited to know wrhtiher some arrange- ment could not be comic to ...

... - 1 .. . ,. l .. I. _ As il consequence of the London markets being reported of late on the adlvance, farmers demanded higher prices for their Wheat, whirlh, however, the mealtnen and bakers were unwilling to give, but little business was done at our market last Saturday. For the very fine and heavy sorts, perhaps 5s. a load more, reaching to l1l. 15s. may be quoted; whilst other kinds ...

... L1ONDON, JUNE 3. POR A ?? ?? Osesrey, which arrived at Falmouth on Saturday, brings Lisbon Chroaieas to the 19th ult. their contents are of con- siderable importance, as they confirm officially the evacuation of Santarem, so long and so lately the strong- hold of Don Miguel, some further defeats of his troops, and his eventual flight towards the confines of Spain. It appears that subsequently ...