... SABBATH OBSERVANCE Qul?.sfloN,- (Fron ?? JohL BUll ot ,ly 22. W' Ve last week incerted a hiteer frots eir. Baden Pi)wI, Saillian Professor of Geometrv at Oxford, of whom we have Also sp,,ken elsewhere to-driy. WV wv ie Wvilling to give tir Prolesoir every advatritHi, if the assertti1s 4 tit fetl in titit letter, isitaided by siriy eo ..meiits of orr odii. Hlaving so |done, we feel thrt We ...

... PARLIAMEAR'AR Y NOTICES--TIllS IDA Y. HOUSE OF LORDS. Btishopric of D)arban, ?? readieg, alnd the Lords ooumt mollel. '1'lirpjike oads (S0(1ot land) Hibl-comainittee. Slavery Abl iio Ji.tdoa) Bill-committee, and the Lords sum HilOUSE OF COMlelONS. altr. 'IT110111S IDalilcoinbc-Aldress, tluilbly to initlunt to his ala. jesty tile ptolpriety (ft1 is Ill Ijesly shilg his good oftices with his ...

... - - ?? - ? . -- ?? - 7?? r-R-4 f D a I C 0 ,? 1, , 1) A? r ?i 1, S. ?? -j.,jj D-10 4 1!?. ?? -.R W . 4 1 F-ROIM TUESDAY'S LOJI^o'DON GAjZE 7'7'E. OFr5CI OF OR DANCE, M1AV Li. >IORPS of loya1l Engigneers-Second Captain Will'ani M. -Gosetsl, to be Captiin, vice I-ligh, Planed sos ihe ,letired List, FirstLieutenant Thomas 2Butden to be Second Captain, vice Goisett ; Second Lieutenant Roger ...

... ARlRVED. 52 ,y &t.-lonorf, llann:,y, Chepstow, bark M^ermiltv~v) \'White, ;i~lSrow algiallo, Vnas,'lh Live oaI salt Atlhi le. ?? W6'illiam1s, Ibverpool 1 ...

... Accounts have been received at the Admiralty by the Royal Tar, from Commedore Lord John Hay, confirming the intelligence of its eartainly being the intenttion of General Evans to attack Passages. We tnay, theiefote, shortly expect important news from that quarter. Pas- taieh is defended by heights on each side. General Evans has now 15,000 men under his comnand, of whom besween 4,000 and 5,000 ...

... Admiral Cornwallis-perhaps better known in tbe sel navy by tire aicknanco of Billy Blue, whfich fie acquired hia From hoisting a ' blue-peter' (signal for sailing) th I moment after he east anchor in any port-hod ooze t Ibeen severely wouadited in thu read, so Severely a gthat at time6 lie lost his reason ned, thoug-h a tautat 1 hand, a perfect officer, as good a seaman as sever trod o 0 a ...

... ?? Entelltgrlirc, y - ?? ?? 'I No intelligence from Madrid of a latter date I thnn the 15th inst., had reached Paris. The new t cabinet would, it was expected, have been declar- ed on tbe 16th. Accounts firou that city of the F i5th inst state that a communicatiolii from the I tlome Secretary had been read at the close of a t imeeting of the Procuradores, announcingf that the t Queen had ...

... CANDIDATES FOE ESSEX.-It gives us great satisfaction to find that the Tory candidate, Mr Palmer, will not be allowed to walk over the course in Essex. Mr Branfill, a gentleman eminently acquainted with country-affairs, who has particularly distinguished himself by. his writings on the tithe question, and who is warmly attached to the principles of civil and religious liberty, has appeared in ...

... I |;;P it of tlje _l~luiC gjta alo. ild ?? D.1 'tr thle The 31*oning Chiriniclc prospectively defends tel the ministerial support of Mir. O'Connell's no- or ion, I-or thle refuvrm of the H-ouse of Lords ; from Iia. wrhiiichi it may be concluded that instead of stop- o f )ping the Mutiny BillI, and the supplies, which, nil to indeed, it is too late to think of this year, ministers ant ofmean to ...

... GREAT YRIRMOUT1I-My Y5. At a public meeting held on the 24th instant, William B3itrtI, :ri., mayor, ill tie chair, the following resolutions rc t IIgret 110 ?? 1t. ' IItit this meeting fully opprecinI( s tilv succecssul eeiltions of Mr. O'('ontIcll in obtuitting the trrat blesdntts of I'arliamer.tAry Roid municipal reform for Ingland and Scotlan s and that it deeply deplores the re- fsaiil by ...

... GR EAT RIALDICAL M EI''I NU OF THE', SS1'll (1 PN-LAND. To tie Editor (if tie I, ightoin Ali. i,,t Si I. -1 entiiely concur ill tii opinion ex p, eisul a.,t % L I ;ly IlIIdiclica f 1816, alld hope to see it .l;sloeid II) i\\ lci;r , it there le a More 'leill1 place or srot butter ?? Im lile pJi- pose tiall lrowll' G(irl ls? I perceive tlhat .IA. O) ?? w.. intioduvedl inlo Ipswvich last weck ...

... THli-, ARtMY ?? WAtII-OFI IL'U: MA '27. L- [Dragoou 011lrsd-L5eut. ?? C,. t1 to ?? tale, Yict s. ille, ?? I.ieut. . Rriscoo fve.n ih Fro.t, o la, 1I.i.t. uty 1urchssrc vice ' otssllt.ll 4th- icut . dL *arh, fijlsi Idttsli t t tsr gots, to tn Livxs vicr c-!.jf9}.t ffl goetioos-Lliet. W. A. Rea, from iths D..cse Gssard to be Lieut viste (:Irk, exchasogc. * Cd Fept-.aptain It. AI'Nabb, fronm ...