... The LONDON GAZE7T'JE, Friday, July 1. WIT! l'IHIALL, Jc \i 29. The King lia. been graciously pleased to unit n anti tie,- dlare, that IDouglas (iordion-lilalybutton, E-q. (commionly called the Hiosourable Douglas 6ordion.Ilallvhuiton) only brother of George Marquess ot louniluy, in that pirtt of thle United Kingdona called Scotland, cliill htcrcelanta have hold, and enjoy the camne title, ...

... LIMPERIAL PARLIAM ?ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TiiuRSDAY. The Flarl of MANSFIELD Presented petitions fronm tilw IPre sbytvry of ])otoblane against thle Scotch Univer.ities Bill ; and fromt Truror, praytttg thle House to resist all at- tempte to impede thle independence of the exercise of its legislative functuio. [The 1)uke of RICHMOND presented petitions from a numher of places in Sussex and Surrey, ...

... TO T1i11 EDITOR OF THiE STfANDAIID. Sin-It is only this day, on returting from sorme die- tancec to Londotn, that I have sen the lett er of the Pr - testant Association and the different retiarks of N irisus journals on the ftititiot's letter of tte Pope, from is hich I roiad some extracts at Exeter hall. It is the duty ofit man nnd a Chrirtian if lie is right to maintain his cause, and if hc ...

... FATAL ACCiDENT ON TlHE RIVER. Ic eterday afternoonl,between half-past four an drive o'cloc~k, Ia melancholy acctdent, attended wvith an extensive loss off le, Ioccurred on board thre Lady Emma, tioe property of %V. and C. R. Ilucknal, Esqs., of Yrutched-trrars. [he Lady Firmia was thle favourile in the sailing match ashich ia to take place to-morrow afternoon fur a srna~nificerrt silver cup ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPOND)ENCE. BRUSSELS, Jury 2. FtROM OUR (WN ('OR7nS'pON I)NT.] Htaving stated in a former lt tter thlt the svcerity exer- cised by the DLutch policc was a soure of great mmii- venience to travellcrs proceeding from this country iato Holland, it becomes an impartild act of duty to statc that the Belgian authorities appear to be equally inclitnd to throw dilliculties and ?? in the ...

... I THE MARQUESS of LONDONDERRY and I Tal TESOIUs ?? RAILWAY. *Y TO TIE EDITOR OF TAE MORNING CHRONICLE. is Sri-Observing in your journal very severe and erroneous m animadversions on my public conduct in Parliament, on the r- South Durham Bill, and equally ungenerous allusions to a others connected with ce, I beg to enclose you a statement n of the real grounds of my opposition to the Biill ; ...

... ST. PAUULS, COVENT-GARDEN. To 'riie EDITroR oc. 'rwt MORNING~ CHRONICLE. ?? At) rnce frim 1015 f, tlte U t~lal ex- U lo]i~ ti 1f4 ?? to coflcocta lung ltteir, riu-I tofui mly ?? o allowing- a day to poos, prior to writ~ng )t very '.Iwict one tii replv to thle ?? which appcareol al youir .Iu It lilt of yi otrrday, signtm I-J ;~Incs P1hdlps, imipugiung ii' cutracy ot my cepo)tot (te ?? Cvent ...

... TO THE, REAL REFORMERS. LEMrER It. The history of Burdete's calumnies; his treatment of the Reformers in 1816; his patriotism and 'dis- interestedness, as displayed in his trip to Ire/and and - in his dancings during the beheadings at Derby in 1817. 'London, 19th July, 1836. Fellow-Reformers, LET me now lay before you the facts as to those private transactions which mv beloved father had ...

... IMIPERIAIL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-I'li'ttRSiAY. ?? Al, LlllI`S'ION- H ieRO Rl~Ii A~sv itt isc.giv n ycio crrnilt-si~ton lotl I ?? El ?? lid ( othlani ) lulR iejuiea g tift ,,in ( tcii1(1 thit Sale tif Brcai Iiin 'tic 'coron'tiiary (Court ( ?? Nill, the ?? LiceIIto~rts (Ireland)Bllth u'(reiid Cilte liitabulary Act Amet'iii0 *t lfialad) hIllI, tile Th Ikiloud-ts1 iiilarii) ltifl, thle ...

... IMPERIAL PAR LWIA L'NT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Wiitne s-se i ere exeaminor i in Support Of thle Stifi ?? If )is fr ancthtsernsent Ifil Utrom thri e to half-i sist fif s- 'cl ock. El)UCATION IN IRELAND). T[ho Du-ke ot N t-A\( A~s FITI pr-cscntkrtI a petition frorr aiconfgtr'gation of 'ri-tn is tc, ntiectvo )ui rlaiimos tie pre-en t Sstki of public c-duocation lin I relanrd, ansI Rgalnz4 any ...

... M1R. O'COUNNILL'S ADDRESS TO THlE PhOPLE OF 111FLAND. 1 flere~ilary biondsmen, knew ye not, J'sho wvould lie frce, tlhldlilvei must strike the blosw V Lond'on, 4dli July, 18,36. FELLOW COU NTYntcLl-l add~ess Irislinwit of every turk andi profe~oion, of every cried and stantion, front the ~Ier to Lthle pettsant-tram the weiklthiest mnerchnnt to the poorest labourt r, from the highete~ ...

... PRIVA TE CURRESPONDENCE. P'ARIS, S'ATURDAY EVENG, FaOM OUI ON^ CORrLSrONDENT.1 The Frenmh journals of to-day contain a einculu-r id dress froism the Archbi hop of Paris to the clergy of hi, diceese, demanding that a solemn sertice shall be ele- brated in the churches for his Majesty's late escape. Anew assassination,sass M. 1Is acinthe (d Quclen,- ha- just struck terror into reimgiomi aid ...