... IMINORITY IN FAVOUR OF THE BILL. Agnew. Sir A. Glynnre. Sir S. It. Palnier, Guorge Aisager Cpin Gordion. W, Painmer, Robert Arbuthntii, Hont. H. (lore, 0. Patten, John Wilson Ashiev, lord Gioal4irarn, lion. H. Peel, $ir It. Hart. Aghley, Non. H. Goldboirn, Sergeant vereevol, Col. Itagot, Hon, XV7. Crabani. SirJ. Pigot, Robeart IBhilec, J. (ireene, Thomasv P11inirptire, J. P. Balfour, Tr. Ci ...

... I EXPRESS F'ItONI FALMOUTH. I DISSOLUTION OF THE CORTES. I,ISBON-SATUntDAY, JUNE 4, The exlraordinary session is already at an end. Scarcely are the Cortes assembled when they are dissolved. The grounds stated by the Govcrnment in justification of this step are, that the Cortes having been convened for the particular and especial purposeS announced in the royal speech, communicated in my last, ...

... PARLIAMENTARY zNulj(S-THIS DAY. I HOtrSE OF LORi)S. F ltall Reliel Scmiodl-l-conimittee * id tii lords summoned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. On-n, rop rite ?? Cumri'iltttion Bill-fuTtherconsi- derai-i, l l porl. ( nqilr ll I Irelmol'7i1- !ru i tee. .N rirI or lot i0TI.NS -0) firther (rnSid-eatlrn of Tepoirt of TitheR Coollin, itatieto Bill. MIr. Pr imc -to omiit lamses rl natdi I . !, .X tih -to Ioi . ...

... PORTSMOUT'H.- S.iTUPDA9Y. ThO ASBa, 84, Captain 1hisher, is ordered to Plymouth from Spilliead, there to join the .linden but for what purpose is nit known. She will proceod to Plymouth the moment the wind is favourable. 'I'he Seaflower cutter, Lieut. Roche, arrived on Tuesday wvith newly catered me;n from Sheerness : she returned on the following day. 'IThe Buffalo, Capt. Ilindmarsh, KM1I., ...

... '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 ...

... The Annual Mfeeting of Ith is Association war, held on Monday l~otfupon th~e Council Chamber of the Town Hall Ipawieli. There were between 60 and 70 gentlemen of the medical profession present. We observed Sir lachlan Maclean, Dr*. Beck, Dr. Chevallier, Dr. u on,(ochester)'; Dr. Cox, (Yarmiouth); Dr. Stevens, (Ely) ; Dr. Wharton, De) Mr~ Crosse, (blorwichl; ri rwot fece) Mir. BII..le, ...

... To CORRESPONT)ENTS. Will ,11. have the goodness to wait a short time. We cannot be answerable for any opinions eipressec by Corres. iondlests;but evjeiyattcntion will ficpaid ?? set for insertion; such es contain names and facti~ought to be authenticated by the write r' ,*eal nane *and address. kutt of iwlich no use can be aade soitlsot the pernlsai ns of the writer being asled and obtained. ...

... 6N tiiH JOCTRilqE OF' SURPLV$ POPULATION. To tlie Editor of the Briighton. Patriot. Sir,-i ~pros;, in. this'kttdf.I, to Cilitep'nthe &xainStfiitofl of this thoeia'.~~;iand to 'fhew tfiat'4it disciples have foandfd 'it 'upofa 'fajIe 65suhi~66 'Il '16fidfrth paragirligh (see the Petrjor,'No. q6) a~i ibht every child born helps to gstarve one alre~ty~ living,- What!i is it possible that theire ...

... xiobtlon attfat. It Te Brighton Patriot-a paper which I strongly recommend to all my ?? Register. TUESDAY LIVENINVG,JUNE 21, 1836. It is a matter, no doubt,of general observation and regret, that amongst the vast quantity of politicians that we have in these days, there is hardly a man to be found possessed of common honesty. What, we wonder, would these men be' at, who keep the country in a ...

... RAILROAID MEETING. A nunmerous arv bililyv liespelJ ble nmecting of' the inhlabitants of Brighton, convened by requisition to the Hligh Constable, took plare yesterday at the laige room of the Town Hall, for the purpose of taking into consideration the most efhectual means ot pro moting the success of that line of Railway which was most beneficial to the inielests of the loon ol Brighton. ...

... -HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEmYNESDAY. The Speaker tcook the Chair at five minutes before four o'clock, at which time there wai a considerable number of Members present, [but when thle hour for entering on puh lie business arrived the House became crowded. IRISH TITHES AND CORPOIATIE, REFORM. The number of petitions presented on these subjects this I evening wvas greater than has been witnessed since ...

... TrHE .1l0ILING CHIOATICL E. LONDON: THITII SI)A Y' _JIU E 1, 18:16. The Hut si: of I.o /cmliid nlnt sit vcsterl 'av. 111 I hi' IIciSsI: (If ( 'CcOiiMo\N cc' (the 1 cc rlii pcaellce't' B1ill iv.Is reccl ;I ?? t (ilici cd iassoel. McIr. 1.c( if Icc'(SI'I11(!l ac c)'iltiti l i fiomn itii li'th 'iil'ic cf \Wick, ?? oft vertlaini grierillci. to cr hih thly' arles It Ijei'c't 11)i0 p ch Mi 'cl. ArO ...