... FRANKFURT CITY LOTTERY, (of which the largest Prize is 211,000 Florins,) Cs. the whole Ticket, and -Shares in proportion. Schemes only will sent, gratis, well as any desired information on the subject, on application being made to H. WOLLIIEIM WIDOW, in HAMBURG, who has Sold the following Prizes in the finished B'Jlh Lottery : No. 15.331 Fiorina 200.000 10,920 50.000 13.263 25.000 17,234 25 ...

... IMPEIRIAL PARL.AMENNT. NOT?4E OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, July 13. IEF Lords held a conference with the Commons, on the T Subject of the Corporations' Act Amendment Bill, whets the Commons delivered their reasons for disagree- ing With some of the amendments made by the Lords to the bill, which were ordered to be taken into consideration on Friday. The English Tithe Commutation Bill, in cnmmittee, oc ...

... SUFFOLK FISHERIES. ?? she Isdior f the Ipswich Journal. Sttv4iffotW correspondent, Nautilus, has, in your last week's;ipe tir properly endeavoured to draw the at- tentllof tine fishermen and other inhabitants on this coast, to the neow fishing bill, now under the consideration of the legislature, and has forcibly stated the lamentable conse- quences which would fall on many of the poorer ...

... UNVxEnSITIES OF SCOTLAND, A BILL, AS AMENDED BY A COMMIITTEE iOF TIM UOUSE OF LORDS, ENTITLED AN ACT FOIR TilE VISITATION AND REGULATION OF THE 1. WH nORAs, by an Act passed by the Parliament of Scotland, in the year one thouisand six hundred and ninety, hutitled, Act for Visitation of Unietr.- .ities, GCblkges., and Scowls, certain persons therein named were constituted andl appointed ...

... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... BiRITISH AUXILIAnlY LEGION. Listofnon rionani~soisod officers and ?? haereeved th Cross of Isabel thoe Second, for thei dsinuihe conduct in the action of the 5th of MAay oRITOSrO MSARINE ARtTILLERLY, V1 Sarjeant-Mlark Smith, THIRD RtEGHIENT Olt WETISE OILENADIERli bI Quremse-orentGog Ayogs. so ?? Fogarty, ?? uv~ncheston, John3 ri: Johnson, John Divine, George Hoirlhten.. ,~,,u~nr,,,.~anihrvWi ...

... The rejection of the corporations bill has raised agita. tion afresh in Ireland. A ' National Association has been formed on the principles of the Catholic Association, and a 'Justice Rent. is to be collected. Mr. O'Connell has written two powerful letters, one to the people of Ireland, and the other to the members of the new association. In the latter Mr. O'Connell says:- I never despaired ...

... , I ERRATUM.-BY a mistake of the compositor, the damage done to Mr. Sadler's clothes, mentioned in the account of last week's proceedings of the town-council, is made £5, instead of 5s. as written in the copy of the report. DEATHS.-On the 25th ultimo, at lier residence, in Edgeley, aged 56, Miss Roe, late of Chadkirk.-On the 30th ultimo, Mrs. Elizabeth Malsland, of Daw-bank.-On the Ist instant ...

... 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 ...

... FROM THB LONDON GAZETTES. London, Friday, July]. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Heycock, Henry Heycock, and Edwin Heycock, Beeston Royds, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturers. BANKRUPTS. William Marns, Arbour Place, Fair Field, Stepney, rope manufacturer. John Harman, Bristol, jeweller. Richard Aspinell, Hamsbottora, Lancashire, cotton spinner. Tuesday, July 5. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. 1. Archer, ...

... WEDNESDAY, JULY 27.— The Lord Advocate brought up the Edinburgh, Leith, and Newhaven Railway Bill, which was read a first time.—Chadwick's Estate Bill was passed. Mr. Robinson presented a petition from literary and scien- tific gentlemen, members of a Natural History Society in Worcester, praying that in any sale or. aproprialinn of the surplus or auplicate coins and other curiosities of the ...