... 'RTINITY IIARBOtX BVLL. (Erom a Private C'ome'sponzdelt.) mal H-OUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY. ohj, The Committee, met tni-day at twelve o'clock, and the COD attendance aruta rather numerous, there being sixteen a Meambers present including thla Chairman, Sir A. LEIT'IFCTi HIAt. The opponers of the bill were rather formidable, as among them we noticed the Attorney-General, the Tb Lord Advocate, ...

... PORTS 11 OUTH-SA'1vi)D.i Y. TJhe ilcinits 51eani ,essel, Lieutrteanut Blount, arrived at - Fillmouth on Tluesday front ?? Mediterrantean, with the Itauils. She hlet Coftlt Julio Dith, Ficnrdo July bt, P''i'asl ~r let, Zante li, Malta 0te, Gibraltar l7th, and Ladle 18th. Amtongtte paqinhers she brought horaa were ColoaelI Ver- at n Gratii~rr, Lientittrant Cros~, Qi'iO, and Captain Sheici',8 ...

... I IMPERIAL -PARL.XOADTNT HOTSE OF LORDS-July 28. A * The LORD, CHANCELLOR, the Earl oif TI STIAFTESBURY, Rind, Viscount DUjNCANNON, so took their seats at. five o'clock, for the purpose of giving a-. the Royal Assent by Cosm io sion to several bills,. The no Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod baving been direct. gr, ed to summon the House of Ctommiins for that pur. pe pose, thae-Speaker~ attendad ...

... ?? 1 n:-. ?? 1- A At a sitting of the Swiss Diet, with closed doors, on the 19th instant, the President commu- nicated to the Assembly a note he had received from the French Ambassador, in the names of the t Five Great Powers, to the following purport :-Itt announces the satisfaction of the King of the French at ?? steps taken by the Directory with respect to the ref agees, and at that part of ...

... THE EUPHIRATES EXPEDITION. (FROM A SUPPLEMENTARY GAZETTE.) as IN DIA ?? .T), JIULY 28. el A deepatch has been received at thisl Offie fuprom e Co a lone1lchesnley,tIR.A.. in command ?? c Expedition, daed Euphcrates Steamer Anona, 28th May V 1836, of which tus following, with its jnclosure, are co- f, pies : Euphrates Steamer Anna, Blay 28, 1830. Seat-It is with feelings of the deepest regret ...

... lfIOT'S TIOSPITAL. TIre Governors of George filriot's Hospital met oh Thursday-Bailie Sawers in the chair. The act (whins has just received the royal assent) for enabling the Governors to extend the benefits of educe-' tion to a larger number than hitherto of the children of burgases and freaico of Ed~inburgh, was presented to the Boar~d; upon which, }3ailio Donaldson, seconded by Dr ...

... ?? 18 hM Lance-Corporal George pick, 99th reguilsnt, Was tri y Court Itnirtiol, at Perth, on the 25th . by ea P sidit othe Court Captain Mackay-on iie- tLII Jane-Preidont tof othe eve voral charges of riot andn drunkenflrwa. Tioe Court sefn- tented him to seven mnonths!' fiard labour ; hitatrad mitig~ated it to ale week,,' solitary confinemelnt in Elibn, burgh.at the expiry of tie aix weeks, ...

... I S ?? . :. . .. . . - . ?? The first meeting of this Society for competition this season was held on Thursday the 30th June, in the Dunoon Inn, when the following articles were brought forward for competition:- 1st Class, Gardeners only. Garden Roses, for which. there were three competitors; Violets, six; Calcelohrias, four; Scotch Roses, three Iris, six ; Vegetables, six; Strawberries, three ...

... I 11PATE CORRESPONDENCE. I - ant - . ?? iJUONDE3SON]NL w'.i t (From ouar Special Correspondent.) AS 0 1LDON, FRIDAY, JULY 29. 5 Yonhave already anticipated, their Lordships 5of the Irish Tithe Bill last night with g r3n dtedrtegard for the welfare of the coun- tb interests of that portion of the clergy e llhurcil Establishinent in Ireland. They 55 Qnd o.en holding out manfully against the )f ...

... I)ISTRESSING SHIJ11 TIVREK AND L USS 01 LIE AlA' LIVERP'UOL. lI I 'I(Otr, SAiLURDAl EvFiNi;.-Duriug the 11st fe-y .laYA it: wealiler ji this neiti bbourliood fia. be ia as sev re a: I tile coldl at kecn as thougi it v ere the beginninq ito lnllter. Smaurt brtezs, iicreaning soinetinmes to a gale, have been more or less prevalellt during the past month, and have prevelnted oi twarl b~uolu ...

... Eamoal TME LONDON C-AET'TE.' Crorw otrFcer, trr.v 29. hlember returned to serve in this present Parliament: TownofNewcaetle-upon-Tyne.-Johhn Hodgeon, Esq. in the room of Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart. de. ceased. WAR OFFICE-July 29. 2d Regiment of, Drvgoons-Livutenant W. Drum- mond Steuart to ba Ca4ptain, by purchase, vice Sturges, who ?? J., Macleod to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ...

... = ~aleb fal te lEDINBI s MONDAY. AUo Us2, W1e are glad to be enablt , withstanding all the effrts of tho ,t'te, Ilia, great Northernrat whom they lst suilt of the approaching uegtr tP ' Caithnessis likely to prove I on COurt ral interest. e to th, , The Liberals have lodged G3 rel l parties possessing bona fise ido alifei, '3 alj objections to Tory voters ?? ()sthe The Tories have lodged in ...