... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... li eQl~4LILi~_ ~_b 47&.WOVTt1W Of p 'a 'the avw e~onn b IN~uA ob;~1 ' 'tWmbni~ fgai1thuoud~~ Ni :'11 kh'Wfrg rsnaio h'r ~ ~~~ ~bip pgery'z eq feo ~garliuap~aa~*bafio ry dmnte Pay O t tort, oae Mmb iteepels e O's$. ~ ec ob hudeie4I the .ameimSA j ~ ug;,W6h~ mim I -.6 4 ~ ~ rdra-~h Other~~a~,e~he~ies; ~ -t. It~ or two ftw i 'v~it. Phtt~ I~4 in~~~~~~!9 P wl~Bt ...

... -0- ST. SEBASTIAN, JAN. 2P. [PROM OURI OWN CoRRoESPONDENT.] About an hour after I left the encampment, for the pur- pose ofsending off my letters yesterday evening, the centre of O'Donnell's position Divas attacked, reinforcemeats having arrived for that purpose. Onr out piquets were driven in with the exception of one piquet posted in a house, which was most gallantly defended by a captain ...

... CHILI AND PERs. We have just perused some official documents addressed by the Chilian Governmierit to their consul at Hamburg, ?? the declaration of war with Peru. W'ith~ut at all entering into the merits of a question which at this moment does not excite a great deal of European interest, it is, perhaps, but fair to state the general grounds upon which the Government of Chili justifies its ...

... TUIE MORNING CIRONICLE. LONDON; WFEPDA'ESflA Y, FEBRUA R Y 14, 1838. In another part of our paper will be found very ample details of the intelligence from Canada, which we received last night by express from Portsmouth. It will be found to be highly im- portant. On the 14th the rebels evacuated Navy Island without even a show of resistance ! No occur- re nce since the outbreak of the revolt ...

... 1I1PERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at the usual hour. Ml. Bernal and others, from the Commons, brought up the Canada Government Bill, the rider passed by their lord- ships having been agreed to without amendment. Lord KI NYON presented three petitions against the sulplression of the bishopric of Sodor and Man. I1RISH EDUCATION. Tile Bishop of EXETER ...

... ELECTION COMMITTEES-MONDAY. IV ROX1URG(H. At the utqial hour of eleven the committee assembled, and the first witness called and examined was Mr. William Rutherford, the sheriff clerk, who stated that ho had prepared a list of tile number of persons registered in the districts of tile county who had polled. (The list was then handed in.) The witness also produced another list of the voters ...

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... IB NREADING OF THE 0Th LA OF NA TIOMS.l , DtOl' OF TOSE MORNING CHRONICLE. VT1lt c; dition has been manifested by the 'lotrhe ftilC adjacent to Canada in conse- 8 .Sri eoptnre and destruction of the steamer oft d 5ln0rar feelings have been expressed, not eo.onsY of tle rufee prints in tile United States, e mnyt osomeof themembers of Congress. ?? ?? ?? of State also seems inclined to at Ifla0ir ...

... I TM1 -. -.I as aAWing'VgiAortu psolei it ;beza iihoaulk -Lord GAEiELG stateeidi it As inbnddI Sila rohn Colbdorneshuld lVaye powlrto ar teIU ' effect befoixe tlI arp,,# > Durba ,x j+ .- IUSi OF C~ OK.Mo ffi Gni£.sLAS ,O&W COn O .lThPtEi ' '' ' Mr.)WAKLBY prated - teod1itilidd Sigted by er34 ,snaJduig houe to' Uovo t.s be Jwe$ t.*b~w tia ecasq;4 timi Glsi otl' petitio from Society of ...