... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TnURSDAY, AUGUST 11. The Assessed Taxes Bill, the Spirits (Excise) Bill, tile Court of Exchequer (Scotland) Bill, tho Foreign Lotterlie Bill, the Ececlviiaislieal Appoiutm~its Suspension Bill, the Western Australia Bill , he Gold and Silver Plate (Scotland) Bill, and thle Secular Jurisdiction (York and Ely) dlill, wcere severally read4 a third and passed. Mr. Rich ~and others, ...

... ?? ?? Mla- ?? it ?? that thle hitvitiede rca jew Ily the King of riance is to cor, be omlittoil, owl i e to Ilessonis of aI Serious natitre. Several attests feer are saidl to II ave latul v. tak~en p)IlUac, ill COVInsIMIIn c Of SSnPectea offise- UIE Ces, the chavatCI ?? (itt wh iel has not tranepi 'itl. TIhe Pai'is papers ne Iare tlond inl their lienlantic of enl explanatlion of the reasons ?? ...

... 4iPord194t Very great mlaint exists inl Par-i fbi' thle safet ' of tile Io=aL Im ly on the aplproach of the fetes of July. Sn mluch attxiety lies not been flt sic 80 umru ret have taken place--a shot'-proof carrhisee has been provided for the K`iImg'-'ilii th utio' fieso thle National Guard have imifimmed the Mlinistry that it will be pin. dent to postpone tile review which usually ta~kes ...

... '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, ...

... _ PRIZ4E$SSEHRTAKrolnS- PRIZE flISSERTATIUi'13. The Mledical Fnculty announced the following as the subjects for the Prize Inaugural Disedrati0U for the year 2838 ?? e 2. An taccount of the cases, or of a ?? of cases, o- al eurring in the Medical Clisieal Wards attached to the or Uieriyfurn n quarterly period betweenalst oI 3 November 1836 and of May 183a, with the eXcep- It tion on terc ...

... [From our Paris Correspondent.3 PARIS, AUGUST 3. At half-past six o'clock yesterday, the Court quitted the Tuileries to reside at Neuilly. All requisite steps had been taken to provide against danger on the road, and when his Majesty passed the Arch de l'Etoile, where more than 2000 persons were admiring the monument, he was re- ceived and saluted with enthusiasm. The King appeared affected by ...

... MONDAY, AUGUST 8.—INDIA.—Lord Hatherton presented petition from Calcutta, in the East Indies, agreed to at the first public meeting ever held in that place. The petitioners complained, that by the act lately passed for the regulation of the affairs of the East India Company, the interests of the inhabitants of India, which it was intended to promote, had been altogether overlooked. The Common ...

... One of our Contemporaries (the Cambrian) is prodigiously angry at the conduct of the House of Lords during the Session. We are not at all surprised at this result. On the con- trary, we think it the most natural thing in the world. We shall even go the whole length of wishing that the Lords fiatt given him still inow reason for being angry. At all events it is a sign that, their Lordships have ...

... I hold in possession at present a hair-ball being one of two, weighing1 half an ounce each were lately found in the stomuch of a calf a few months o!d. It may be some advantage to farmers and cattle-breeders to know that the like may he frequently produced by the ca!f licking its skin, co lecting it niouihful of its hair, and swallowing it, the action of the stomach compacting and moulding the ...

... 'i'.lii SCO tiSll .UO:s i\ .j„Y .•.i-i.i.i-.Zi.i^. II. Sttiart and --Co. GlangoiH. YvTe have been exceedingly pleased wi'h the |)er;is;il of a now Magazine—the corns;) MONTHLY—the third number of which has sent to tIS. Ii is a periodical distinguished by more variety than any other we coulu name, interesting fo the nierchnnt, the scholar, and the man of business, nor t'eg- lectiug that lighter ...

... 2 KINGS, V. I S. -I' When I bow myself down in the house of Rimmon, the Lord pardon thy servant in this thing. Rimmon WRS the God of the Syrian.sup- posed by Scaliger to be Jupiter Tonans. Naainan hoped he might, without offence to the Divine Majesty, whom alone he resolved to worship, keep the great office he had under the King his master, and consequelltly bow himself when he went with him ...

... TUESDAY'S POST C&NTINUE . Frddt the LONDON GAZETTE 6f FRIDAY. '44A 1%1e6cty has granted pertnisslon to the Duke of Rich- 'Mnnd that he and his issue may henceforth assumne the sur- IIRMO of Gordon, it addition to and before the family ourname of 14onor AN NnUETS. JOntfihan Tussnell, Old-strcet, cusrrier. rbrkr lVm. Wiles ' jun. York-rOw, Kenningtofl'-road, pawnbroker. o B l Cerkenwel, tailor. ...