... UPEIIXAL PARLI- EST. 1HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, MARCH 5. (Ia continuationa f-e ouar last Number.) NAVY ESTIMATES. The I-louse resolved itself into a Committee on the Navy Estimates. Mr. WOoD said, it would not be necessarv for him to trespass at any length on the attention of tihe I-loise in moving the Navy Estimates. In the number of men and the amount of wages there was inO material differ- ...

... TO LORD M11ORPETTI. MY Il,01onn,-I have seen il the Eveoing Post of thfe 24th ult. a copy of a Petition presented to the House of Commons by Lord Viscount Clements, from Alr. Matthew Barrington, Pawnbroker, of Limer'c, pr:vae ing tile government to establish tile continqtildl system of Monts de Picte in Ireland. He has made some of the grossest statements and calculations that could have been ...

... . BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. - I BELFAST, TULSDAY, MARCH 20. of ?? Ftot our Parliamentary reports ,t will be seen tbat the 1W' subject of the Registration of voters in Ireland has been Ie; ensaging'thesattentlon of the House of Commons, and it be is to. be hoped that some praetieal mensure will be adopt. m- ed for putting an end to the irregularities, anomalies, and )er, legal uncertanilies which ...

... BELFAST ELECTION COMMITTEE, TUESDAY. | The Committee met at the usual lour, and the scrutiny of votes was restuned. In the course of the day the following votes were struck off for ?? M-Evoy; James Morgan, Charles-street; William M1'Quieken, Cotton- court William MIGuire. Taihot-street; Michael M'Manus, Barraok-street Patrirk MNi'loiny. Qaty-lane ; William Wal- lace, Hugh Moore, and Zekiel ...

... - ½.111 ,i, 01.T~X~OE ~8 I j , limsclftbut 4nzte, ?? th e vodnee&.brough~for 'ward in thie' Mrnbloir2 'videnc, e agai~ t @de- ltgittmitc, l'iit ?? a and the parade.of Eot jtetre'iu tliS ue'lidill4e~o; panied bv. the sipnh~ssi of 'evidendon,. hlfe at once edicul 'nis The ,onjeeturcs t f iice, ?? Thdt-fthe eh,'Gr' of Ailcec.h was notaroyah-iedeie. * ISkBeeaise tler6 is'la'bnfr riiGolyrei ...

... lE1LFALiW NEW~SLET'rER. BELFAST, TUESDAY, MARChI 13. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS-SIR W. MOLES- WORTIH'S MOTION. Eq our last number re noticed the embarrassing situation in which the motion of Sir W. Mlolesworth was likely to piece the Mfinistry, and we have given in our present publication as full a report as our limits would permit, of the important discussion to which it gave rise. The result ...

... TO HENRY JOT-IN PORTER, RSQ. , S ?? t he ?? ?? of Tuesday week I punblished a partial reftation of some inisreprolientations wvhici you had :put forth against the Pawnbrokers of Treland en nUe'ue. In that refutation I felt it necessary, and absolutely dne to my- iast-ll and others in the trade, directly to repel the accusations broughlt forward; and alegto Vharzc yon with attempting to mislead ...

... I: livi tiro A PAtENLTp HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, MARci 13. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY presented a petition from Clonmel respecting the allairs of the church of Canada. iEIDUCTION OF THE YEOMANRY CAVALRY. The Earl of WINCIHELSEA having adverted to redt'etions which had taken plaee in the yeomanry ca- valry throughout the coulntry,_ wished to know from thle N oble' Viscount whether this was not ...

... BELFAST ELECTION C(: 9.-^ FRIDAY. - The committee met at 11 o'clock, aud, ?? P Mr 1). Pollocrk commenced by-st~ting, that although his learned ?? bad riot completed the task which they had b undertitkon-thlat of plaving his clients in a miuority-it now E becaem bis dnty (altbouligh at great inconlvenince tothinself) to ente'r into the disqnnlitication of Mr Emerson Teorlent. r and from that ...

... INTELLIGENCE; FR1Ol THlE CANADAS. The Ncw York ?? to the 1st ilst. received by the dMedifator, which reached Portsmouth onl the 25th inst. bring down intclligence from the Canuadls but two days later than our last accounts, and add but little to our previous information. After the failure of their adventure on Bois Blancl the rebels, as was formerly stated, retircd to Sugar island, a ...

... WAR OPFICE, MAnt1[ 23. 14th Light Dragoons-Ensign C. K. Massy DaMwon, from JOth Foot. to be Cornet, by pnrchlase, vice Bo~dkin, retires. 1titb-Captain G. J. M')oe oil to be Major, by purchase, vice Mirler, retires; Lioat. P. Bon1am1I to be Captain, by pnrehase, vice M'Dowell ; Cornet D. IT. Mackiinnon to he Licutenant, by purchase, vice Bonhami ; J. R. O'Connor, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, MAIRCH 5 I .1 a] d L,| Ior BROUCGZYAM iresented a petition froin Exe- ter, sigaied by 7,600t persons against negro slavery,- Also, a similar petition s;gned by 6,70tIfemales ofthe saine city, with the sanme prlayer. The Nobe1111 ud( Learned Lor(d also moved {irr certaiti returns connected with the capture of slave .silp, %ihichi lerc ordered. CH-URCH RATES. Lord ...