... HiOUSE O(l LORDS. TUESDAY, .4pril 2L-Muntierous petitions were presented in tlvour of the better observance of the Sabbath. One of their Lordships observed, that that object would be best attained by the erection of numerous places of worship. Viscount Mlelbourne laid on the table the supplemental cor- respiondence vitlh Mr. Villiers, thel British Ministcr at the Court of Madrid, on which he ...

... AlJSC!BLLAVEA. We hear tlrt the Reformers of Liveriool ititerti inviting Ierdl Melboulne frid Lord JohIn llaissell to a public cuter- tarnrinetlt.- Globe. ihc marliage between Duke William of 13lttnsvwick and the Piine(!ss Mlaria of Wiortemberg is broken olf. Austria has interfered to break it off. The Bishop of Brugei has ?? an anathema against the circulation of Bibles within his diocese by ...

... PoTrrSC pRP LONDON, TUES9A, . i JJ.Y 31. Both Houses of Parliament rc-assemblecl ?? the House oor Loans the iv e ithi to ?? of L-rd ,Lywilmrst, fixted Tueseday tv r. k, we tl t :ork'i', o tlar C.,uiosiH at t e bar ossitistthe Slatfitrd Dtritinohigem ollt bill,-U tihe tloitosnol t1s Earl of isosbort' ,y, titb Eooilo4 (Sl itot~llu13ill *s tn rt'fe, red to a Solet Coin. e ?? Snows's Fitlud ...

... POi-)TSCFRliPT. bO.V ON, TUEISiiY A/MCIWII 29. NiOUSE, OF COAL .1ONS-MONDAY. MUNCIi'u. COiRPORAIssON& (1isEIAND)) BilL-Lord Jolti Russeldl moved the order of ?? day fur Elie t~drd readinig (i thle Irish Nduniciptis Corporations01 B ill. Mr. Shniawstroi-oI), oppissed it, ai~d movedl isanj arnfodinent thitt it he res-d a thirid time i bet dany six moo hs.. Ass extonted ?? etisoed Air. W~itni, ...

... :OTJN.TGER, R-OPVFl GAL.- ?? t EAT ol 'TiIv.QUEN'S PARTY .- . . A violenr; buti we are happy to add, 'utsuceesstroI 'attempt was mfide in' Lis )on on the'3rd and 4ttlin str,to abolish irhce Cobs'titution of IFI'i' Wrom'ihht nvii have lernied of (his nidst foul tonspirney. it' appetis that 'the Quaeb-probablv at the ?? f tfri 'Prince ayall-wits !at the bottdm'of it.- IDqonnat Mairia it ...

... POs-T4SC It I PT-, LONDOX, 'TUESDIJ Y.,JWlrQ4 Accounts from Madrid, to the 16th instlant, confirm the resignation of M. Mviendizabal and his colleaques of their places in the Spari-fh Ministry, aid the Queen's acquiescence in their retirement. They do not supply any new facts in respect of these matters, but tbe details are. not without interest. It appears that on the night of the IIth, Count ...

... ORIGINL AL CORRESPONDENCE. CIIURCR BRIEFS. To me rInIT'O1? of ?? EXEPTER FLYING-POST. Sia,-I shall feel obliged by tie information from any of your valuable correspondents, ?? ?? Church Briefs are in disuse onlY, or whether they are done away,-if thc latter, at what per iod, and by what authority? I have lately heard their exis- tenPce. ,nd their abolition, strenvuously insisted ?? by intelli ...

... , A numerous and highly respectable meeting of the members of the Great Central Agricultural Associationa was held in the' Freemasons' Hall on Friday snoring at 12., Amongst those r p reet were many Members of both Houses of Parliament. c Dr. 'Ormesby Gore took thle Chair, and waes supported by Lprd, , Stanhope, Earl. Winchilsea, Loyd Wynford,-' and -otlier: d Xidhibemen'iand Gentlemen who ...

... POSTrSCRIPT. LONDON, TVESDAY, OCT. 25. The Paris Papere'state, that the Minister of ?? has just adup~evd some additional measures to prevent the supplies for 'Don Curios being sent from France. The 'illness of- Louis Phillippe appears to have been ohity B sliglit-cold ; but tbe Princess Adelaide, the King's.sister, is stated to be danger- ously ill, MA'adrid papers and letters, to the 13th ...

... I . PO';;YtSCl It I PT. LOVDO.V, TUE S'I DY, DEC. 13. Hil Roval Highne-s the Dukevlof Sussex arrived at Hlolk- ham on Sueday eveming last, on II visit to Alr;'Coke. 'T he bail will be the scene of mucih hospitality durilig the approach.- lg festive season. We have nothing new from Bilbos, except the fall of tae unimportant polint, the ('onvent of St. Clara; tbat of the Concepcion hell oui, and ...

... MIS'CLLANEA. There are rumours that tihe Speaker hits exprecsed a wish to be relieved fron tiut seileitary and other fatigues to which his situatiort subjects bimnt. Lord John Russell's name nbas been added to the Church Commission, dooibtleis wvith tile view of conciliatiig the an1ti- Church views of certain political Dissenters. At a meeting, last week, of tire new Irish Association, Wr. ...

... 0 POS'SC RL PT. LOND.ONV, TUES9Y, AroV. 15. The dispute between France and Switzerland will, it isbelieved, be sbortly amicably adjusted. Letters and Pajmer.s f(rm Madrid to the 6thl Iost. have beeo rer.eivel. The toovs'inplits of Goinlz iit Estremadura hlave ilthorto bathl -i tho militiry genius of lodil atid A sit. In I Ndct it a-ont. V nowv be a-re, iu ti-d svhe' lie is, or wvhat he is ...