... C I t'b W iz TAn- TU3DA' Mnalmo ^A2RXU 8is~.. January 1.-Chbarles Gray, Southamnp -.bii~diugs, tiultorn, Midlilesex, victualler. Charles Theo. ~rs Kirby, Craswurd-st'eli, Portman.square, Middlesex, lace. tan5 'ai~d Iosier, Edwa I Baugh, Sloane-street, Chelsea, I~~dtdlesext draper. B, Jrjmias Gregory, Allen-street, Gus- 7e~llstree-fdiddls~sevri1u v)wder --George. Harris, Coven- yi, 'cots ...

... IMPE RIALA PARaLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, March ?? Terjnham complained of a breach of privilege, on the part of Viscount Strangford, who, ho alleged, had sent to the Morning Post, a report of a speech, dfitferenit train what he spoke iln that house, and reflecting upon his (Lord Teynham's) character. Viscount Melbourne rose to order. It was absolutely necessary that some degree of ...

... 3.LO0D JWS1!! L M AND J BdUCHINGIHAT, ES Z.OLI J ~ 4~.Ilhf ftagd and J. S. Bitek ,errespondenee hwca Lta Izn a n se . DjCK. in gham, Esq., in Reference lo an A ddress recently defit- Wred at Sheffield by Mr Buckingham. ~f No, l ) Tunbridge Wells, Sept. S, ISS1i. 6W ( find in the Standard of yesterday a report of some parts of a speech said to have been delivered by you at Shef In; these eitats ...

... INEWCASTLEI, shT. .50. cs Ahabon ietter of the 12th instant announces that- The irst aact. ci the ntiv guv e Ii I iteI t ii, I ?? PlrliI Ferdinand of the connmand fthe rtrny. H- ktimmal apanag.. h ?? been withdrawn iron him. The Quevn, who keeps berself shut up with her husband and her court in the Palacr if Las Necessldades, wished to embark on board an English ship of war, but has been ...

... LONDON, tCT. 2Q). WUIltSIOALL OcT. 19-Tle Kting has been plea~sed to order a 1xvindp ?? the great Real, appointing Thomas Drum- ]Fx ~s~ ?? of State In Ireland; Colonel John IN11a.gye Peter Barlow, Professor of Mlathematicls at the 'JsY's (A ~ Woolwich ; and Richaird Griffith, iEq., his geerieal 5teInielsl1oners for considering anid reportiug upon a a ytm of rai-lwn it,,n Ireland. of A ...

... I ~n fGATMAD woirwn coux;CL Wednesday, Nov. 30. On takingthe chair this day, Michsel Hall, Esq. Mayor, re- turned thanks to the Council for his election, which he said hie could not ascribe to any merits of his own, but solely to their kindness. He had unwillingly accepted the office, to which he was elected while absent; but having now done so, and sub. scribed the usual declaration, it would ...

... I On Monday last, a public meeting of inhabitants of this town was held in the Guildhall, to petition the House of Com- Tnons for the repeal of the newspaper stamp duty. The meet- ing was called by the Mayor, who had been waited on for that PuTpose by a deputation from a body of upwards of S00 requi- sitionists. It was rather numerously attended, and throughout sthe proceedings the company ...

... LONDON, DLc. l&. UIDLY AW3tD TUISDhY WI1GH35i 3 ONt Cuvt I f December 9.-Robeit WIlkinson, late of 11alulel factor. ost'`14e, but Dow ot Addle-stieet, London, ?? or. l ?? Turner, Nev Bond-street, hliddlesex, dlesexii, ?? an Geotr)e Dockinig, ilampstead-rdrad, Mid- oSX, Oleh e 'er arid trader. Thomnas l'olicard. IigKIs Hol- i!UilC , ii h lilyniall Joslhuti Darwin Gamder, Bee ?? iFse0 i ,H ...

... IaF JU 0,6u 13S ?? ?? of the Gateshea,,4 Meewiea' ;rt~tgend at the JuiticeORslorn$ on WiAdisday esven. Pollock in the chair. The business ;.j W i + y i~ bi Kell reading a number of feeters which 2 recved from noblemaen and isifluenitial gentlemen of' ' i*enue ?? ho had beaen rceqaested to givetheir pa_ fe t+ ...

... I =MOX~aTIOW OW COUNCILLOMO.S. SUNDERLAND. The following gentlemen were elected couricillors for this borough, on Siaurday last:- MIenwearwouth Ward. James Allison Cooper Abba Thomas Speddirg Miattiiehw Robson,jun. George Wilkin Hall Gemrge Hudsona West Ward. Empruon Musuhamp Andrew WlVite Darvabas Sharp Philip Lalng Hellry Scott. South wick Johli Gordoil BMak Bridge IVard. John Coull Carr ...

... || HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday Web. 4.-Ihisday, the 2nd sesionof the 2ndre- formed parlisment was opened with thecustomary observances by his Ianjesty in person. The day was rainy, and the crowd which assembled to witness the Royal cortege proceed from the Palace to the House ot Lords, not large in consequence. His Majesty left the Palace in state shortly before two o'clock, and was re- ceivrd at ...

... - MCEASTLE, MARCV 41- 1 ?? forr ?? io the final statement respecting the di' ti 01 ?? e sew French Miistry, which, irfer a neorld of thedteys as' at length been fixed :-Tbe Moniteurcontains Usnd ummatilig MI. 'iTh;ers, as Presiulent of the Council Of the I te of F'oreign AfItirs; i M. Montalivet, as Mlinister a nlor M. Satizet, as Minister of Justice; M1. Passy, ?? lii~t~e ' Consimerce; and M ...