... ?? tourlinurtuto T Ver HOUSE OF LORDS. dered, F dences THrURSDAY, April 5. otic 'The T'bst Fruits and Tenths Bill was read a third time and y.%I jipased, and somu oter bills wore forwarded astage. e The illssquis of SLIGO presented many petitions for the aboli- tioss of the neg ro-apprenticeship system. As th Their Lordships adjourned early. took thil FRIDAY, April 6. Thorc Thle Earl of ...

... PARIS. —It has been lately rumoured here that Marshal Soult is to attend at the coronation of Queen Victoria. This will hardly suit M. Sebastiani, whose visit to Paris is said to be relative to this very business. The visit of Lord Brougham has attracted some attention here. He and M. Dupin are called the insepaiables. This letler gentle- man was making a report to the Acadpmie de Sciences, ...

... A FAREWELL.— Adieu, good-by to hunting for fhe season. Then let our boots be hung on yonder nail our buckskmscue- fully put aside in the wardrobe and all the paraphernalia of the chase laid up in ordinary. The Squire has taken leave. of the ale country my lord has given over, and we hear nothing of Tudway; therefore we conclude he has no intention of killing a May fox this year. But !e ...

... r«t r.i»o Tl* >n.|°k !'lhofenenlode m'quick pursuit, but the former 8 n I' was altouether but a poo. affiwr, ai1 ar 01 t, movp in all prot)abilltv, renaer Iii, 'trtheoet-mpnaeainst the validitv of lh» e.. In d' Si.'dhurv, a great number ot a'tH»M~ „„ of Sir John iU. a*-lte«e.«. were bribed. »- — ■»-»s- \ssi>»- ...

... MCRT.iYR TYDVTL, AN!) Ri'^f ON, April -iS, ISdS. The lano'tntee of truth is better than the a ti'st toe Conservative friends of the Constitu- tion in carrying their r c, s s (! i principles into etl't\vo cannot (l itter them when they ue-h-ft tiioso principles, or give them only a eotd and tsuiid support. We have had occasion several times smce the opening of tlie first ses- sion of tin. new ...

... e BIoi ingoI Atlorlt). thil Miarchi, 11u1:.-Thie Coim petitlion of the Vale of Alrtfrd Agricultural Association took place here thitis day. Owing to the telpth of sinow, few an imn Is were bron]git t irwoare. Thejudges, M'esre lI'ie, Milttil of Noth; Mi tie, e Earner, :tlld Williastet, itdoliidgh-greatly to the satisfactiaw of the Coipetittors, awarded the 1'relluios as filliys:- ItItLLS Or ...

... B0 olnetic Inttelitgene. LON D ON. The Queeti held her first Drawing Room for the season, on Thursday, in St. James's l'alace. The Drawing Roam seas very fully attenledl by all the Foreign Ambassadors anid Ministers, and their Ladies, the Cabinet Ministeis and their Ladies, &c. &c. &c. No less than three hundred and eleven ladies were pre- seanted. Col. Sir Horace Seymour, ?? has been ...

... TIE LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, Fmi)AY MRiNG I CHINA.-According to accounts from Canton to the 2d of January, another edict had been issued by the governor respecting the opium smugglers, who are menaced to be made examples of. Business was said to be proceeding very slowly. The American brig Theodore, Captain Far- ringdon, from Singapore, was lost off the coast of Luconia on the 25th of ...

... LONDON, Saturday Morning, April 14,1838. The Paris correspondent of this morning's Chronicle informs us that the Spanish Consul at Bordeaux had re- ceived intelligence from Jaca that the Carlist ex- pedition in Upper Arragon had been, beaten on the 6th, in the environs of Barbastro. Negri was 0o the same day towards Somo Sierra, twenty leagues north of Madrid. Iriarte was marching towards ...

... I t Inmight Riv'ea short hwi nt to an impartialsriter, it Swould be to tell him is fae.if heresolt toventlure upon thie dangeros prezipice of telling Theoulinsedstofh ?? prslsim ?? Biankfod 1S38 have'k S~ e sneithetoive nor to take 5ssater. If he tells the crimes of ao e tshyeall. Hinp hior wsip the atdn the lat if he ?? verneat ,ashethae anyOU thopropeohstteh hi the seasuree the regardedtr in ...

... FOIREIGN INVTELLIGENCE. SPAIN. A correspondence from Logrono of the 20th, published by the Constitutionnel, states the Infante Don Sebastian to have accompanied the Carlist ex- pedition under Count Negri mid Espartero to have set out with 10,000 men ?or Briviesca, in hopes of reaching Valladolid before the Carlists. By ano- ther correspondence Don Carlos is said to have restored General dguia, ...

... BIRMINGHAM.-THE WOMEN'S MEETING. We give the following excellent and spirited address of Mir. Salt, on this occasion, from the Bir'nfiy/iami Journalof Satur- day last :-The meeting was very numerously attended, and may be regarded as a most important as well as novel one:- Ir. AARON being called to the chair, lead the placard call- ing the meeting, and after briefly remarking on the extraordi- ...