... I, . I ., - -. . 1.. The King held an Investiture of the Most Ilon. Military G Order of the Bath on Saturday in WindsorCastle, attended 'I by the Great Officers of State and the principal Officers of d( the Household and of the Order, when General his Serene tit Highness the liandgrave of Hesse Romberg was introduced el and invested with the It iband, Badge, and Star of the Order, li with the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY Sl. e The Slavery Abolition (Jamaica) Bill went through a Committee, after some observations from Lord Gleneig, on m1a1ing the motion, and from lord Aberdeen, In expresslng 3bis conctmence In It.-The Marquis of LoKDoNDERRY r preented many petitions against the Bishopric of Durham e Bill, and read some letters in proof of the charitable and r smunificent ...

... -n tlvns liter ?? aa *We Ado.= - A 41JJLDA 10 L5L'JULN-a ?? William Evans, Esq. went over the different county1 i accounts, none of which drew forth any renmark of pablic n i interest.in1 A letter was read from the proprietors of -the Chesterfild so d ChrontickO (Mesan. Woodhead and Nall') requesting the ta county advertisements to be advertised in their paper. Mdr. cons Evans saidl, if ...

... 'rut ?? * DnEXIsE~OF THE DUXE OF ?? Gallant 1 '3 PMe died on Saturday morning, at hia house in Belgrave- ! II square. The title Is extinct. The Earl of A boyne, born el It June 28, 1761, the next of kin, succeedii to. the title of Y Marquis offHuntly. Gordon Castle andl30,0005. ayear ago to the Duke of Richmond. The late Duke of Gordon sat ni in the Peers as Earl of Norwich. -He was born ...

... tical An adjourned Meeting of the Derby Town Counicil ~was Whot held on S'aturday last, at the Guild Hall. There WMr ind. presnt :very JOSEPH STRUTT, ESQ. MAYOR. had Alderman Barber. Mr. Haden. otim Alderman Bridgett. M ~r. ?? Cox. the Alderman Gamble. Mir. Forman. whit Alderman Forester. I Mr. Flood. certs Aldirman S. J. Wright. Mr. Harwood. who Alderman Binghean. Mr. Longdon. lin sr ...

... FOREIGN. ITELLIGENCE. -IV A ' IS Ak' A Itr~VL The Spanish Premier is proceeding boldly at least In the d contest in which he has engaged against the Procuradores. e The last Madrid Gazette contains the dismissal of seven. : teen of the late members who had voted against him In the l Estate from various government appointments. It Is said g: that the Queen had placed part of her own private ...

... THE LATEST INTELLIGgNeE. r ta CI ?? CITr, TwzLvE o 1ctocz.-Consals opened this motrt fng at the closing price of yeter4ay-924 for the Accotnt; Reduced 91 4; Exchequer Bills 11 13; India Bonds I disc. I prem.: Bank Stock 209i 210; ; India Stock for Accunt 2594 260. ln the Foreign Market Spanish Active continues heavy, at the leaving of price 421 3; Passive 131 4 : Deferred 203; Portuguese 814; ...

... Rts ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE LOUIS PHILIPPE,v air Another attempt has been made upon the life of Louis g all Philippe, but it has providentially been unsuccessfuL )t is. ti he melancholy to be obliged to agree with the reflection attri a' buted to the King, that Henry the Fourth escaped assassins. v M tdon two-and-twenty times, and was murdered on the twenty. ti ue third attemnpt-and to apply it ...

... Thermometer. Barometer. Hottest day 15th, 86. S. Highestobs. 15th, 30.30. S. Coldest nights lot and 2d, Lowest obs.4th, 29.55. NE. 31. N. Mean for the month, 29.977. Mlean for the day, 66.6 Range in the month, 75. Ditto night, 44.6 Rain collected 10 of an inch. Ditto month, 55. Fair days 29; Wet days 2. Variation in ditto, 55. Wind. Times Wind. Times Wind.Times Wind.Times N 4 E 3 S I W I NE 9 ...

... MISCELLAINTEOU i1- -A-- ?? - - Saturday being the day appointed for the celebration of the King's birth.day, it was observed with all the usual demonstrations of loyalty and attachment. 'he Park and Tower guns were fired at one o'clock, and the bells of the different churches continued to ring merry peals. 'Her Ma- jesty held a Drawing Room at St. James's Palace, whichi was numerously and ...

... THE DERBY MERCURY. Wm5Dalm-FY, Jzew S. The MJinisteria1 Bill, which is intended to appropriate a postion of the revenues of the Establihed Church In 7-1-nnA In Rt. n - flhnntA n-ao AX 3.,A n A e, Ireland to secular purposes, was, as every body expected, b o' carried on Friday night through the second reading in the e House of Conmmons, although not by so large a majority t zas it is said ...

... THE DERBY MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, JUTNE 1. W-X MJ - X, SWUSIE A. The season for agitation, by command of Mr. Daniel O'Connell, it seems has commenced, the chief performer- V . .-AA an- n tl- t- ! - . s- . the unseated for Dublin-havir g last week appeared in his own proper.character at Ipswich, and Bungay, (being somewhat roughly received at the former town) and a deputation of the *6 Tail, ...