... -Lb I , ippiliff Intelligence. PORT OF HULL. HULL, Mar. 22-Since our last, we have had some very heavy gales. Oa Monday night it blew heavy from S.S W to S.W., uith raini. On Tuesday morning tIe wind got more southerly, blowing strong. At 11 a.m. the wind flew rouid to W.S.W., with heavy squalls. During one of these the Consort, Armstrong, build to Hamburg, drove on shore on Paull beach, ...

... Ifnperiat Varliamcnt. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH 15. Lord BROUGHAM; gave notice that he should here. after introduce a bill regarding tile negro apprentice- ship system, to amend the Act of 1833, by substituting August 1, 1838, for August 1, 1840-; and he added, in answer to the Duke of Wellington's in- quiry, that he should not impede the progress of Lotrd Gleneig's Bill by proposing ...

... MVLTVAM IN WrAVo. - The survey for a railway from Carlisle to Edi ?? a jIr, byayk o Armandale, is s. ej~ cd ~ r Bold formidarwe bi=ls nsavenaffgte ilts; Edmund Manning, F ,lEs ?? u the charitable bequests, left the large sum of £4,00 hfor the and of being applied by tile trustees WhrthiyNO rewe : in apprenticing poor by.Nf0'hrwijCbj The Town Council of Bath has nbly followed the examples of ...

... IJDUl,'CTIOr ATr CItIA,r- (1i lITw', 80t1li tli 1il31I.-IT'his tllt ily i Ih i Sirtyterv of( E tull inet it tile Patiishi Olici (f Ch1lurch 11) ilrrO. I ttice thi Rtev. AlexanitdeLl Philiip, to ll ?? MIllistsl If s Joh tn Kios's ?? h Chutch, AbiLtivvii ,ti tiwe Piastoral I I' of 1)1 tilit lu:II ibil atinl Ciotil greihiltt, ?? iIV till ?? itf t1hul Ih. Atextitliil Pitcl. ?? liPtittOl, (this ...

... OLD ARERD1EN. .. ?? ?? .. I .. . 1'ieo incoil'ora0tiotls of Old Aberdiati baving procuroet a portr~ait of iinthr iorithi v atltoll, Princitpal adcli, jminta. !eli l'iMil' JliII i1viliie '.dioblii'gli, i pliblic ileetiig 1a13 elid on ii the ?? of tile pictilie' lwid,'5 philced in thc T'Sotr Hall. Nearlya lit 11tirelItd gretitlnljletl were prI (Sit, several ofttem libeiig visilors ritoi Abirdeen ...

... A Fetw Suggeslions for increaing the Incomes of snany of the smnaller Livings, for the almost Total Abolition of Pluralities, and for promoting the Residence of Ministers in their several Parielses.-Tbe Rev. Win. Leeke has just published a pamphlet with the above title, from which we make the following extracts:- Let a clause be inserted in the Benefice Plurality Bills permitting or requiring ...

... VOUCHE;RS AT PRO.MENADES AND) BAiLLS.. TO ?? EDITORS OP THlE CALElDONTAN lUERCURY.: SIR-I perceive from the pulblic ad3vertisements there is to he a promenade in the Artists' Esihibition Rooms, on the evening of the let March thelat the price of ad. mission is to he five shillings; end that the fund thus raised ise to-be appropriated to the relief of the sufferinE: poor. This is all quite ...

... LAW FOR 1RBLAND, - l Yesterday a numerous and highly respectable meeting ivas held at the Mansion-house, 'to take into consideration the present poor law biU now before parliament, and to adopt such measures respecting it as might be deemed ne- cessary. Amongst those present we noticed the High Sheriffs, the Archbishop of Dublin, the Right ieon. Lord Cloncurry, the Right Hon. Lord Milltown, ?? ...

... I The Times is of opinion that the proceedings of Monday will be regarded by the country as no less im- portant than they are gratifying. Important and gra- tifying they unquestionably are, buv not in the sense of the Times. -They are important on account of th~e results that must inevitably flow from the dis- cussion-and gratifying, as an- exhibition of the ma- lignity and cowardice of the ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURN AL. =DUBL . MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1838. We have received from our Liverpool agents New York papers to the 24th ult., by the packet shir United States. They contain no intelligence from Canada that was not anticipated by the arrival of the Wellington. The following extract from the Nez) York Evening Post of the 21st nut. throws considerable doubt on the rumour of the alleged ...

... IMPERIAL PAILIAMEP. ROUSE OF LORDSTES8DATY JsAcUH 20. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at ten minutes past five o'clock. Earl IKNCHILSEA presentedaa petition from the Pro- testant inhabitants of Lambeth, complaining of the increase of Popery both in this country and in the colonies-com. ylaining that in the colonies Roman Catholic institutions' had been established at the ...

... Kt-CTtO 130 COMM3TTX1ZS-SATVAInATE Ic AXatOW COUsNTY. M The comimittee mnet this, morning at eleven o'clock. o'clo Mr. Sergeant Andrewsi on behalf of the sitting mfembers, nluec wvas heard against the proposition for opening the registry. Jc The learned counsel, in a Very able address of nearly tivo butt hours, contended that as thd act had been f-ramed for the was purpose of dinilnishing the ...