... V , -T n nY.V-Yidry bh l co crds dins iaf-er -.111at petitions-biad bme 3 i n rto Hoase of Ir~ Xt forward iss niga. n b frn ?? ioced ?? Tha5 a Select Com- th 1151i~z) stOqUtC ;DtO the op ratloa of the Act c. c4(; permiting the establishment 1iii wxheher i be expcdicnt to make ?? in tL proiistftis of that Act.-of a.i(e ih~tpt tile House toalyc ,ticla vi atou objet consented to the appointnt et ...

... i LONDON, AUGUST 23. DaI sflS AUXILIAItY LrEGIoN.-In addition to the io0 recruits who wvill immediately be dispatched to ES Sebastian in thc cutter General Evans, the cutter osprey will leave Portsmouth on Friday next with so artillerymen. Colonel Churchill, commanding the 3d ?? tain fownley, AidedeCamptoBrigadier ! Geu,,al Chilhester, and Captain Duncan, commnanding the detaclflnent, also go ...

... ' 0 'r C Jr, la p T. LOYDOYD0,.FrUZay. vague rumoulr prevailcd in Paris on Tuesday that a cnld Fesohl plot had been discoverel by the There appears to have been no good founda- .jn for tbis rtuour, though some countenance was given to it by t fe tact of the King proceeding to the hambher of DeputieS, where the ceremony of opening tile Chambers as usual took place, by a different course than ...

... SDt'UY X u T R B. SATURDAY', JuN-,i, 11. DulaiNG~ the greater part of last week the House of Cain. in1011a was engaged oin a topic, as to the importance of which all parties must be agreed, however they may differ in other respects. WVhether or not direct proofs may exist of a com- pact between the present Ministry and O'Connell is a ques- tion of scarcely any consequence, so long as we are in ...

... LATE ASCENT OF THE DUKE OF BRUNSWICK I AND MRS. GRAHAM. In consequence of the announcement in the bills that Mrs. Graham would return to the Flora Gardens after her descent on Monday evening, a considerable number of persons re. nimained there until a late hour awaiting her arrival, which not having taken place at twelve o'clock, great fears wvere cntertained for the safety of the intrepid ...

... TlVarwivk, Monday, Aug. 22.-A mone than ordinary degree of excitement has been caused by this election. The nomination took place this morning in the Shire Hall. A fter the writ had been read, and the usual forms gone through, The Mayor addressed the electors, and claimed for the speakers a fair, patient, arid impartial hearing. Mr. WVise came forward to propose the lion. Chas. John Canning as ...

... I ONDON. JU-:NE 7. - ln VA. ' -f IelitvR or'CoRDO v.A.The I aIet/- Soflo5r ?? turday hais thle followiTg, whlci,! sdir I tis PIS01n important intelligence relative to if true,6 1 f, Corti ova:- the move Silefts n trY, eight ?? OsprTy t Porrtrt is just (rrived with dispatciles from cutter, l'i'ne' 1I; cc she left on Tucsday hInt. M'c learn Itlc S cr resisting the attacks of the Carirsts by her ...

... S D X F , MRA SATURDAYV, MAY 7. IANCOIN COLLEGE. A Fellowship is now vacant, to which tin Election will ,jke place on Friday the 20th day of May next.-lt is open ,O natives of the old Diocese of Lincoln. ?? Candidates are required to give in their names to the Sub- sRAhctor, together with the usual College Testimonials, and a D;itilicare of their place of birth, on or before Saturday the ...

... From ith LONDON GAZETTE of FRIDAY. The King hasq0pointed the Licut..Governor of Gibraltar, M hajori Gen. Sir A. Wnoeodford, KI.C.13. to be Governor and Conium3devr in Chief of that town and garrison; also G. C. Lewis, ' sq. in addition to J. Austin, isq. to be i., Ala- jetty's onomlisioner for inquiry into the afaiirs of JMalta. Test ?? has conferrcd the honour of Knighthood upon Major E. ...

... A most valuable power was conferred by the Act for faci- litatins the enclosure of open and arable fields in England and nales, which received the Royal Assent on the 212th of August-an Act by ishich. not less than 200,000 acres of land in England may be enclosed without any of the flight- ful charges which have hitherto attecnded the obtaining and executing (if Acts of Inclosure. Great regard ...

... I We regret to announce the loss of the ied ltover | steam packet, bound to Hcrnc Bay, which took place ! Ia little before two o'clock yesterday afternoon off the Nore, by coming into violent contact with the 11,ognet ?? steamer, destined to London. We are lhappy to sav that the crew and passengers were saved. The followving account of the unfortunate occurrence isftrom a gentleman who was on ...

... IONI)ON, JAN. 28. Launceston Papers to the 10th and Hobart Town to the 4th of September, have been reccived at the North and South American Ctoffec House. 'l'he former (lo not contain any intelligence of interest, hut by the lattcr we regret to learn that the last accounts from Sydney were of a very unsatisfactory description, pro- vsions being scarce and dear, owing to a long continued ...