... Iiollaneou. I The Gazette of Tuesday night contains the I following announcement:- Dren'irg-street, Fe&. 13.-Ttne Queen has been pleased to appoint Col. De a Lacy tEvans, Lieut.-General in theserviceofthe QueenI of Spain, to be a Knight Commander of the Most Hon. Military Order of the Bath. THE ROYAL HousEs OF EIuROPE.-The eldest of the 52 sovereigns now existing in Europe (including the ...

... ?? LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Moxhky The demand for wheat is confined chiefly to those who are out of stock, and granary samples have in some instances reai is. perquarter advance since this day *week. Flour is inqeti after, gind is Is. per sack dearer. In barley, beans, and pta, is not much doing, but these articles landed are worth rather mnoey. The arrivals of oats are still very limnited, and t ...

... = o-l,.-ir ' Et.ic twl rV. w -. ?? .. tutu ratt- Frome the London Gazette. Ido, ?? Str'eet, Jon. 2li. .1e The, Qiiie'e has beenj graciously pleased to ?? aod aIP- N hiille~bL Llerit.-GtCirei11at il' Joint (itbrlhac , Kniighit Commanrider 'If w; r'lth tire Mosiit tterrnrirahte Military Order or the Mthrt, to be aI Knight k, s e toead C ross of the scid Olde r. tht the L ON DON Wrehb I it, ITier ...

... Fror the LondDn, GAZETTES of Feb. 20 and 23. DECLA#2ATYOfS Or I19OLVaNCV. Jotn 111jan, WSeist Sidithfleld. mtn'chinist. Joha Findliater. Qqeii.tjrect, Alaylair, coal-merchatnt. Joseph Smith Holdiworth, Lower Edmonton, corn.mer. chant. IDANXRUPTCY SUPERSEDEn. gaul Yates, Burycourt, St. hlary.axe, bill-broker. DAK KRVUPTS. Join Lester, Derby, shoe.manufactuter, to surrender 3iurci 3, April 3, at ...

... IMPERIAL PARULIAMENT. HOUSE OF LO0RDS-Feb. B. CANADA BaLL.. Ii Mr Roehuckli, hav.ing addressed the House at great ti lenigth, recapistulating the argumnnets be had formetly tj used in ilie Houlse ri Cemoni rs, ra-tired, when It ILord'13ROUG HAM Said, lie would not offer any op- , Position to tine 1,iii at present, but hie would reseurve to oi himself a disere-irminrs power at any future stage. ...

... THlE ARNMY lst Dragoon Guards-Colonel Sir George teesdale goes out in communandi of the thiee squadrons of this re- girirent to Cnnada, if they go, for some doubt is now ex- pressed on the subject. Lieutenant ffammeroley and a party of the King's dregoarn guards, from Dandalk, em- bark in a few days at Liverpool, to purchase horses at New York. 2d Drngoon Guards-Alajor Clarke, Captain Fawcett, ...

... ATTEMPTED SALE OF CATTLE FOR TITHES- LAUGHABLE DEFEAT OF THE TITIE- EATERS.!I Wednesday evening, about four o'clock, the inhabitants of Ballybrieken Were somewhat surprised at the unusual spectacle of a subaltern's guard of the S6th infantry, and a party of police, headed by Mr. Foley, the deputy sheriff of this county, the rere being brought up by three of the most ill-cond'tioned mortals our ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURN AL. IRISH POOR LAWS. b Mr. O'Connell has redeemed his promise. On t! Friday evening the honourable and learned gentle- v man moved that the committal of the bill be post- d. poned for six months. On a division the numbers tl were-for the original motion, 277 ; for the amend- q ment, 25; majority, 252. Now that the sense of ti the house has been so unequivocally expressed, ...

... THE .QUEEN. A few days ago there were several evil-disposed persons who did not hesitate to declare that, on her Mllajesty's re- cent removal from Windsor, the household were employed the entire of Sunday, by her Majesty's command, packing up. There is something very despicable in endeavouring to lower this royal lady in the esteem of the serious portion of her subjects. We have heard the ...

... Among the recent despatches received, is enclosed the following pastoral letter from the Bishop of Quebec:- Joseph Lignay, by the mercy of God, and grace of the T holy Apostolic See, Bishop of Quebec, &c. Tothe clergy and faithful of our diocese, greeting. Ifthere are any circumstances, our dear brethren, in which we are obliged to raise our voice to recal to the minds of the faithful ...

... On Wednesday, at one o'clock, a public meeting wIV held at the Town Hall of Southwark, for the purpose of petitioning parliament to grant vote by ballot, an exten' sion of the suffrage, and triennial parliaments; and to place the name of Mr D. W. Harvey, one of the Inean bers for this borough, on the pension list commenittd The High Bailiff (John Holmes, Esq.) took the chatr, and various ...

... POSTSC RIPT. 'I LONDON, Saturday Morning, February 17, 1838. There was little interest in the proceedings of either House last night, if we except some remarks which fell from Lord Brougham in the Upper House. On pre.. senting several petitions in favour of the ballot, his Lordship observed, with respect to the division of Thursday night in the Commons, that Though, knowing their lordships ...