... HOUSE OF LORDS-TuUVRIDAY. ABOLITION OF TIHE NEGRO APPRENTICESHIIP SYSTEM. The Duke of WELLINGVTON, aving presentedlapetition prmying lor the abolition of t1e eppreaticeCSliP system on lthe istotinicuest next, wished to ask the noble and learned lord (Lord Itroueghan) wv1hat eourse h1e intended to pursue on this point, whethler lie meant to introduce a separate bill to aboltob the systemi, or ...

... LISBON, MAaRCI Id. [FROM O(R O1N CORIRESPONDENT.] ThIanks to the promptitlide of Baron Bo1mfim and Viscount lleguengo, and the fidelity and determination of the troops, tbe anfiir of the 13th terminated everywhere in the disper- sion of the insurgent forces, and the peace of the city has not bern 4inee disturbed. It is impossible to state with any pretension to accuracy the number of killed ...

... LI7TEGsI, ON. *- dy l fi ,ast thle annual IMneniig Ul lll VI :^gde y , bd s held in one of the collcge .lpr;te , brt,,, E ?? M.P., took the I He report of th2 council it appears frO is proceeding in its course of 0 rovement. 'l'he number of Ip lar imprv it0 u'aclied on the 17th ult. to 467 O! f mredicine, and 141 in that of arts. 'l'o 0 1school also an advance of 13 on l;ejunor announced last ...

... I A^h'E rq.PPR &ATIPCESHIP-GREA T | ..3L BE TAt , A Public Meeting tit(*qual1l'd in numbers and respectahilit (fr un in door meeting), was vesterday held a t Exeter-aelt, Nrte pupa fPetitionting, ?? fi,r the abolition of ?? tp It ard bcen announced that Lord b ~ gaiwol aete chair at eleven o'clock, nnd long~ brore the doors were opened, a considerable crowd of roost respiect~able persons, ...

... ELECTION COMMITTEES-MoNDAY. YOUGH AL. The committee mhet at tile usuial b1oar, and tile MeIMI5 and agents having, been called !in, and thle Vvitncss, John lParker, bPI.-ilZ in attendlance, thle croossexallifnation of' Richard. ~1niethi, Esq., of lliar, a rsie by Mr. Axi'tLDi,,,aws Ile said : I hadl taken all active part at former 1~icctiai5, altboug~i not to so great anl exteilt as upon the( ...

... 7?. i,. -,- ? , 1 .,. A. I gives enot-e-i, lso lt 6bf I tddrt6 i mot, ti w e g a ; ~ ~ t ;' E , ,,, A :C t!B;FEMIR * the,,',Tie~attewpBt,, in~ iseizpr otheeharterst by urae or'dered to .be~ held in 4A- lfitidii t-i to be Ajbe. . The estckbiishment pIm-ents-3e ill, 'onse,9uently, td~le, being ~n!nerease ''fieachi~ corps. .The .,Q414try~an..jGuar#I,X also &aje aetto. .bewline ,withS ...

... ELECTI'ON COMMITTlEES.-FawDAtY. CITY tF l)DUBLIN. The committee met to-day at eleven o'clock, Lord Scy- mour, cbiiirman. Mr. hEATING stated to the committee that it was tle intention of the petitioners to ge on wiilh the class of voters who had not paid up the municipal taxes, this morning ; but, as he hadi stated yesterday, the documents hadl not ar- rived from the Pavinrgb oard Ottice in ...

... THE MORNING CURONICLE. L O ND ON: TR ITRSDA Y, MARCH 22,183g. The report from the select committee of the Legislative Council of Upper Canada, on the state of the province, which this day fills so many of our columns is a very important document, well entitled to the attention of our readers. The views it opens as well as the information it cona tains, both with respect to the late ...

... [FltOM A CORRIIESPONDENT.] The following is to be ?? listribation of the troops in Nortlh Amcricri, viz. :- ?? audti.thi Reginwats.-New Brunswick, 600 nen ench. iitd, 7:d, tnd 9tl Rlegiments.-llali/ix, ((10) men each. 1st D)ragooni (Guards and 7th ilussars.-5tv00 men. (Grilife (hiards (2d l Butotlion) and Coldstream Gucards ?? 13lattulimii).- 8-1,1 men ench. Ist ?? ?? Iiattaiion), Iitlt, 4ithl ...

... THE A?DVANTAG?S ARISING FUOM THE IN.? - TROVUCTIO& OF TIlE WAX.TREE INTO? ENGI4AND. - -. ' .Tbis fffi r gt fzorsfefftci ve~ll in rTii'fneaItbeagh as i ' yetR ihe lfftCoh iracalturau lst ha'veao'~ att~empted to turrr it to ry'use.' I t isadnta,fin-hu~azd'l veasa Hndy dryT ;5ojl, ...

... EX~ ..TII rttY pJ' btisfotst.iai;niecer Ifs ifi I P f if wrsrwhfor. .sr Wb wif~~ouvdelt~er~uslland ie;iut~beis.a vi ~toe.t.azi's lies. -lt nsh'tb~t Liwy'ebauidJ harve her. box. -So no if Finei; urgeoitni: :hf thei Cuahainl road1 de. Iidisd btlkyi*:tb d'eeease~ dEN ingAher life. ;oW~ ThtltYiaqinbrifi 3 Irast ' he ! - - j 1 . se id atte time not maMed bOtkg~cdeed. - The if tbr~tre~ oxg Fat ...

... The New York packet-ship Mediator has brought American papers to the Ist. They contain little more intelligence than what was received by. the previous packet; but that little is highly satisfactory. The rebels, after the evacuation of Bois Blanc, betook themb- selves to Sugar Island, where they had apparently an intention of forming an encampment. Govern, r Mason, accompanied by some of the ...