... S TIl I P .I EC KS. THlE Wrtli' l WJIAT.Eit. I The Sydney I ruaid of thie '1of Sc ?? 'sti tes that th e PnqeYe ofv nsh oth 0ain Ia14 sent ashore three boatsc ireallI onS isti o and the ?? of thle seamen' of th 1!l0i]isAshi OfnffI a ~idlih bad been ent;relv lost onth 11 th of ?? I .ord Ho10e's Isiandi, titth a vablable eargo-, crnlsistillg of 1,700 lharrels of speimn oil. ('illtn a Evans 01d ...

... I I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The house met at five 'clock. EXCHANGE OF LANDS IN COMMON FIELDS. On the motion of Lord ELLENBOROUGII. this bill was read a second time. NATIONAL EDUCATION. Viscount STRANOGFOIiD presented a petition signed by nearly 4,000 inhabitants of Coventry and its vicinity, pray- ing the house to withhold its assent to every plan of general education which should not be based ...

... THE POL1TICAL FEELING IN THE PRO- VINCES OF T'IIS COUNTRY. LFROSM A CORRESPONDENtT.) Sir Robert Peel stated in the House of Com- mons, and the honourable baronet's followers profess to believe, that the masses are endued with a strong feeling in favour, of the Tory views of politics held by that party. - Carve the con. stituencies, alter the franchise as you will, n Sir Robert, while ...

... POSTS C RIPT. LOIN DON, Saturday MAo0nijig, February 3, 1838. An express from Falmouth in this morning's Chronirle brings news of nnucli interest from America. All pro. ceedingst up to the 5th are noticed elsewhere, but o) that day President Van Buren presented a mcssage respecting the destruction of the Caroline to the House of itepre- sentatives, which was followed by a short but very ...

... The LONDON GAZE l'TE oJ 'UES.D4Y FYld. 27. At tle, Coiirt atnilueking-hani P'alace, the '26tit tlay of' Fehrouiry, 18lIS; present, Hth Queeii's Most Excellent Ma- Iety in Council . ller' 1luitisty iii Council wa is thi, tdali -lesed to aippoint J,,in Stevenson Stitl, of' Weiphig Cross, Eatj.l , to be Sheriff of life mutt y of Sb thifrd. (1 AMOOGAN~i ii nif n v Gwyn'l, of' Al liwon, Eoqq ...

... he ,LONDON GAZE'TTE of FRIDA Y, Feb. 9. BUCKINGIIAMI-PALACE, FSB. 7. This day bad audience of her Mnjesty:- M. GulVRO, Envoy Extroordinary and Mlinister Plenipotentiary from tkte :Emperor of Brazil to deliver a letter trom hin Sovereign the Count de Pollen, Envoy Extraordinary ttdt Minster Plenipotentiary front the King of Sardinia, to deliver cre- dentials from his Ro*al IlighstICss the Duke ...

... In addition to the information published ex- clusively in The liorning Chronicle of Saturday, we extract the following from the New York papers of the 9th and 10th :- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. [CONCLUSION OF THiE STTINGs OP T1IE 8TU.) Mr. Ws8E closed the discussion by moving the previots question. He gave it as his opinion that there were four men In the United States who had tile power at ...

... BUxJOU'(.I[ OF MAR YLEBOXYE. MiEE' H l.G 0 ?? liE FlI Il. itS Dh ) MlIt. FW.Aiir. A abbe)H ti-etill, of IthI, clootor., ot )111am~ ?? .ii iii ilt! o ott atiuriny,~ at 'i'ie'-Iii ?? plce ir t ?? tile propriety M ci lg 'iioiEwitit I' -q- fir thle rep~ eseotnttivpoif that I 0- rtel ittile frorni oftirS WIMUCTi 'rIte Mitil~tji1g V0 n Itt er~o1iis t teaoldc d Atoutt 'clock Mr. WVilliamis ?? ?? to ...

... n- TO THtE RIGIT UONOURtABLE THE EARL OF MINTO D- FBIRST LORID OF THE ADMIRALTY. of MY LoRD-I am induced by reading thc debate in the House of Lords on Monday night, upon the subject of the ithe slave-trade, in which your lordship took a prominent part, to submit through this public channel a few due- gestions and opinions, grounded on actual observatien, For yoar lordship's consideration. ...

... I ] HOUSE OF LORDS-FaRIAT. BEER LICENCES. Lord SEG1RAVE presented a peririon from the guardhian ofan ucuon In tjloncesterabire, praying for thre aruendmecrt aof tire Beer-licetrsiing Acts, Also a petition from Holforri. In the same counlty, In favour at' the immediate abolition oft cregroslasvery, THlE BALLOT. TlireEarl of RALDNO prtesented petitions fron Richmnond~, In Yorkshire, and fromt ...

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... j;-i, t . .i . g,, .!~ - : . ~ , I . ; ,~ Ii ! e.- ; ' ;; TYROL. - h.. ~ ~ ~ ~ 7 3- Tyrol may.be fealled thei sisteri of, Switzerland, W being, like.thelatter, remarkable forthewwonderful v beauty of her mountains and vallies no 'less than d' ao'mthe impoirtane'ofhe position in-a militarv -p 'oint of Jidlmiich a's' G-ermanuy'and Itkly boa -.lie O~pen: to any arm,,ystation'did1-dre' lThe',b ...