... hOUSE OF COMMONS. E- I 1 . I .. . M(ON]DAY, .3rN' 61.1 JIn reply to a question from Mr. Robinson, *who coniplained that increased duties hanl been levied on British goods in some poets of Portu- gal, and whished to know what were the present CODm- rnercial relations of England with that country, Lord Palniersslon stated that the treaty of commence having expired, the Portugnese (Government was ...

... h-OUISE OSLOFO CDOIOYS. 110)YDAIi.Y, JuNi.E 2'0. 1lr-. 2laine gave notice , thlat, itt the Stamps Bill, he should move on the reduc. tion out paper, that a drawback be alloa e, on the stocks t orl hand.In Lard J. 1utsaell said, in answer to inquiry, that he Ir eould not state when he could bring fo~ward any mnea- surc regarcling Church rates; it woeld greatly depend es orn the decision wvi ...

... IOUSE 1F (0ME[ONS. M4ONDAY, MllAY 20.1 The SVpealccr informncd the HIouse that he had received apetition from the Hanaper- office in Ireland, complaining of an undue return for the city of Kilkenny. Mr. O'C'onnel/ miovetd the renewal of the debate on the petition against the return of Messrs. WCest and Hamilton for the City of Dublin ; but, after a good deal of discussion, in the course of ...

... *y, -, . - -I -t IAs I - SOllT , 4l, SATURlDAYl, JU'NE 4, MM:. Tlie I'aris Papersi of' liedlnesdtav confibri the newsw rc( ived yestei dav rclzitive to t(he ?? ('orlova, near Atliban. ( ordova was tor tive (lays suc. ?? engagcd with the ('azlists, with variou;s sUe- cess--namely, from the 20Lih to thu ev2ning of tie 23iih inclusive. The advantages gained by him over the (Carlists were not ...

... ¢ $ CL7X PIOI;S I sCT-,I - I P T. 'ROM FIelDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WJITTEXIALL, 1UV5 I5. HE King has been plcased to order a conie6 d' = f!re to pass the Great Seal, Ciepowering the Deani and Chapter of Ely to select a 13ishop of that See, void by the death of Doctor B. K. Sparie, and reconinjeuds the R.ght Reverend TIoctor Joseph Allen, now Bishop of 13nistol; also ernpowvers the 9)saii and ( ...

... S DOJltAaJN1ptol8, S:ATURDAY. JUNEA 18, 1836. The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to ap- point Charles Ewens Deacon, Esq. Southampton, a Commissioner in fiats in Iiankruiptcy, for the Districr of Southampton. The Royal Victoria Arcade, at Ryde, will be opened on NV ednesday, the 2fith inst., with Masonlic Ceremonies. Oni AMonday, the 13th inst., the corner stonle for a New Church, at ...

... ?? c5 ra M v , ?? 4 J 1 710 p ?? :5 e n , ;, ?? ?? , I I - ?? - . r . . PA I 2S, s. Li.22. DjIS'.- T'rCi CI-1i1l IBayoue mt nou tItcs, t!at A , J L 1t rh ni J e,,ctli- Iart ti ?? Its ,.onL ?? / tarlta thdl thL tro;trp, being no louiger able to -soluj12isO A u era is: 10, oi tr ssrrieng e ian~ tC1 ' ,u) i :, II j TS nle niatl.Se to ?? :h1. 11, !.v d istribn Iihg ri tL Ie errei oi 05ra0 I ot I ...

... I -n- -- - . - 7--r ZlIa- CZ414 ri?zia p'kj- ?k r-, 1, 11 Ipl-p - -- 1'tOih( T 'Ji-SZi. 'S LONDO.Y iA.;A TIlE. s Al r cs's P, LvAP, MIAY AV. Y I1lH King has been pleased to appoint ThIo- z-ss Neiwlay Iteeve, i:sq. Standard Bearer to his - Mjajcsty's lloll, ('urps of tenticienn at Alms, icce Gieorge Pocoek. Ol 1TCF. OF ORDNANCtE, IMAY 2. Roys,'u Reyb'inat of Arldlerq.-Captain and Brevet 1jor ...

... U -Artmtmz?,-, I ?? ZT- Z-3-V5, v., ?? I FROOJf TUESDAY'S LOND OAr GAZE TTEJ. ST. JAMES S PALACIk, Jvt-11 n. r 7HE King was this day pleascd to confer the i ?? ,t 'I4 nghthoed upon John Simpson, Esq. Lord c T Milayor of YVork. OVFICs OF OV OSDANZC, JLNCr 13. JIO?/ol Rcqiuseme of Artillery.-Captnin and Brevet ttii C eyprian l riigc, to hc Lieutenan~t Colonel, vive D. Canmp- hel)l, placei onl ...

... '1110 '.-?IalnvlNal?li3 j3orq;-). ?? 1. --ol- .1 - .. I (Frc'ti t/hc ibml.co'r. ) PARlSa, JIUNE: 1.l A -q or ship of the linc, arriveI on the trt1 £ 7 t it th)e tI lth of tile to 1au, ill Africa. (l1i the is., thetroops she hail ?? from Frdece - - \+Ll It I finto adi ?? nmarchietd to iiC Frunch tnp w ?? litCY te ~tl~Y reteird. The armlly Avas ,C ?? totltOlisji~. '1TI~e healtI of tlie troips ...

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... violcalon, WVEDNESDAY, JITINE 1, ?? - --A The follo- illar telograplhic dispatcb, v.-as re- rcived in Paris oln TIuesgiy attet ?? ; eficill ijtelligellce of tile 2.)tll, trom Viittoria, ann- n1101nees, that oln the 24th tile (Cartists attacked ?? a in his Positions of Arlaban With the greatest obstinacy till ten Ovlo(Cl in tile evening, but hiad been repulsed 1hronthoLut thie Whole line. (in ...