... 60GSIL P-I- &I T i11,1VIERX AWE PARS E&hE ET, h IOUSE OF COIMIAMONS-TUESDAY, MAy 11. AkDJOURNED DEBATE-SUGAR DUTIES. M. MACAULEY rose for the purpose of making ecemarks on an attack (from Mr. Gladstone) to ivihc lie had been subjected the preceding evening. _ lie had not intended originally to take alny part in this debate. le was content to leave tle general princi. pes 0f tihc measure to ...

... NtCIIiG ASYLUM AND IIOUSE OF REFUFI, FOR TUE POOR-PUBLIO MElTINGl in pursuance of a requisitiorr, signed by the most in- fluential merchants and geniliemnn of our town, a public mcutiirg was hold ill the lar-e room of the Police 1ruild- as, for the parposo of tasingm into consideration the ne- c(osity of establishing a night asyl um for the houseless poor. ''ho attendance, though simaller than ...

... IMPERIAT PAJRLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUFSDAY, SEPT. 28. The second reading of the Royal Gardens bill was moved by the D1)ck of WELLINGTON. Lord I3ROUGHAM pranounced an eulomium on his Noble Friend who was lately at the head of the Woods and Forests (Lord Duncannon), under whose sanction the bill was prepared, and as such it was a surety of its necessity and value. The Nohle and leare- od Lord ...

... CARICFERnCUS ElECTION -Thle election of a Member of Parliament for the County of the Town of Carrick- fergus took place on Monday, at twelve o'clock. After Dr. Forsythe (one of the Sheriffs) had read the writ, John Robinson, Esq. of Burleigh-hill, proposed Peter Kirk, Esq. as a fit and proper person to be re-clected fbr the Borough of Carrickfergus The nomination was se- conded 'im'Wlliam ...

... WAR . CFFICE, APtUL 30. 2nd Life Guardi-Liert. T. 'Navbor to bo Captain hr p)trchase. vice Gatornier. retoras Lieut. C. 11. Drummond be lioitt.rnmrt, by purchase. *ice Nay Ior; V 11. I-lobncs. (;eLt. to be Cnrirrret and Sub-Liouteniant, by pur- c'ha4L , vije Drummond. 2nd Dragoon GLIairds-Sergeant-Major C. Bushmnan (Ridrn-raster) to be Cornet, it it purchase, vice Bel lei-, appo'nted to 14Lh ...

... TTMI TURKISIh QUESTION. I- ('evsom a Correspondlent of the ?? It is notorious that the grand dilemma in relation t s Tuirkey and Egypt has throughonut tuine-l upon the dis h position of Syria, and for the following reasons :-With it olit the possession of Syria the power of Alehenlot be conies precarious; while with it he becomes too powel rfu because Turkey would exist then only by his ...

... CaRIST! AN UNION-ROCENT EPISCOPAL Cl-CHARGES. IN seeking to establish a foundation for the Christian Union of Orthodox Protestant Churches-some holy Field of Cloth of Gold,' where, though under separate tents, the leaders of all the people of God may dwell in friendly neigh. bourhood, readly at the agreed signal to start up in arms for the defence of their common ?? seeking such ground, we ...

... fIf, tliere is see thitig that I dletest,' said ?? Davenport, a flue luoikiiig iluau ui perhaps forty, wvho )was wa-l Id gI up1 mind (lowNV tinl coals1, CV41tli-itl is iml ?? firamI'I of minhd- If' there is aliytfiing that I detest, it its anl old wald. I know it is illiberalt, andialiugeneruns, to ban aniybody en mssae, but I haien tile saitle ?? rtil to til uni11asrated wvonian past thirty, ...

... varictiro. Of all the actions of a man's life his marriage does least concern other people, yet of all actions of his life, it is th] most rieddled with. Wherefore? Prefer solid sense to wit ; never study to be diverting without being useful; let no jest intrude upon good man- ners, nor say anything that may offendmodesty. SorViaSTnY.-Sophistry is like a window curtain ; it pleases as an ...

... eptrit of tajt ortat. TIllElATENED COLLISION BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND. It is not improbable that when her Majesty's ministers pro- posed to Parliament an increase in the naval estimates to the amount of a million sterling, they were in possession of the los- tile measures contemplated by the American House of Represen- tatives. The intelligence brought from New York by the packet ...

... DISSENSIONS AMONGST TEE 11EPEALElS. TH'AT the cause of Repeal has been for some time past. rapidly sink ing, is a fact palpable to the most superficial' observation, and one that is scarcely concealed even by tile promoters of the agitation itself. In explanation of, this phenomenon a variety of circumstances may be ad- duced, each or any of which is sufficient to account for it; but, w hen ...

... WAR OFFICE, FEB. 25, 1845. 7tb Dragoon GuardsM-hajor G Simmons, from half- pay unattat-led, to be Major, vice T Lte Merchant, ex- changes; Captaiti J C H1 Gibsone, to he Major, by pur- chase, vice Simmons, retires ; Lieut J Crofts to be Cap- tain, by purchase, vice Gibsone; Cornet C E Petre to be Lieutenant, bv purchas(, vi(c Crofts. 4th Foot-Captain E Ilethold, from balf-pay 3d Dra- goon ...