... LONDON. THUnSDmY MORNING, LONDON, THUnSDAY MORNING. The Queen held a Court yesterday,-at which the Mar- A quis of Londonderry and the Duke of Marlborough were sworn in, respectively, Lords Lioatenant of the counties of Durham and Oxford. ti A meeting of the electors of London was held last night, C at which,-notwithstanding the friends of Lord JOHN RUs- l SELL, by attending before the time at ...

... WEDNV'SDA Y, April 16. On prnof that his ltbseijee ua~l been wclsioned by illness, Mlr. G. Bankees wasi disoharged fr. in cuetody Without Pityinent of (cis ~*co. The SPEAK Eft an nounced that the pet ition agaiust the return- for itocebrter hadi boctn welfhdrawnl. Mr. W S. CRAWFORD piresented a memorial from at arferenlcC of delegates of the ruidula, itid ?? eia-sev. hltd as hs-rufi~i Iham, ...

... . SIR ROBERT 1iEELS TARIFF. XOTING OF TRU MATRADeIRkEybinRNOOT AND SHOE MAKBHS& At the lageroom of ?? Hotel, qn Monday last. at Twelve 0eclock anumerous meeting of thei master and journeymetihoot ,, homakers wast held, for the purpowt of taking Into con- sod ehen the effect Ilikely to be prouced by the aoptication o tsldprtposed duty, relaiet h mportationi, Into this country, tf.egboots and ...

... ;VtotoI. SA TURDAY, APrL. 2, 1842. lS BRISTOL SUGAR-MIARKET, Friday, April ?? he done in our sugar-market during the week. In Lon- don, the prices have declined another is., and of the n, large quantity brought forward for sale the greater part was withdrawn, principally for want of buyers, but also to prevent a further depression. ar INooME-TAX.-A memorial against the Income. 15 Tax, ...

... 7Marliarnentarp 3Itel1(gecfe. HOUSE OF' LOltDS,-FaIDnsA. The corn importation bill was read a third time enfl passed; and after some other business, the house sdjoturneil. MON D)AY. The vhief business in the houise was the third rgading nld passing of the bill for imposing an addlitional duty on Irish spirits. I TUESDAY. The Earl of WNCHInLstsa gave notice that on Friday next hae woull preseot ...

... 1MAIUXSCHAL CLLEG> I AND UW1TVERlSIT. Oiu Friuley~ ith Ist Autrh, rtse ltIvgr't't, f A.AI. winuta'tttfatt' l ?? taut tlie telt~isniig L'tItttisllaltes, attic Kvtiutihi~iitetu If E VtIt ' LIsleIIts oIf' Stli torict ?? tuie Mirai Phil:ioptshtiy miii t1tgt, li u tsnu silt ldt's e_ poilln Atetititter Attaim Lesehlta. tutu,, itteit' Alt-,'ie'e'a. .he'tit Besti, (itetelesie 'tletiitii MLi,ritsmtig, ...

... The Paris papers do not possess any interest. The chs celebrated Field Marshal Moncey, Duke of Conegliano Hai and Governor of the ?? Hospital of the Invalids, died 'l on ''hursday morning, in the 90th year of hisage. Dis- well patches from Algeria of the 2d inst' announce that Abd- i ?? bad again in vaded the province from the fron-,fir tiers of Morocco, and that General Bedeau had marched & ...

... THE AM.&EV-RO-A7FF. Sir Robert Pcel's niew commercial Tariff; with the changes tq which the Governiment has been induced to accede by the representations and suggestions of those ;parties who have a practical acquaintance with the subject is nor printed. These changes are few in number. In the case of a few manufactured articles, in which it ap- peared that a sudden removal of protection to ...

... . . - . . . ! . Her Majesty's opposition, as the Whigs are pleased em. ?? to call themselves; appear to be making a very bad fight. inetead 'Of the grand stoccess which they anticipated, they are getting deeper and deeper into the mire of defeat, and ascordingly they look very glum. They may. be seen, with pain. ful steps and aslow, ascending the stairs of the Reform Club, and pensively ...

... OFFICERtS WITH THE FORCE LATELY AT CABt001. H.,I's 44th Regiment-Lieutenanut-Colonels- J. Shelton. subscribed the convention, taken pri- soner at Jugdulluck on the lath Of January, snd now in captivity at Luglman, near Jellalabad; T. Mackrell, mortally wounded on the loth of Novem- her, since dead. Majors-A. Campbell, not heard of since the evacuation of Cabool J. Crawford, on leave in England ...

... THlE RIOTS AT DUDLEY AND NEIGHBOUR 11001). Birmingham, Tuesday Evening. The facts I hurriedly communiscited to you last night proves in the main to be correct. It appears that tile mob, wvearied out by the procrastinated de- liberations of the masters withia the Hotel, com- mencei ain attack upon the gates leading to the back of the premises, and it is thought, that sad it not been ftor the ...

... SEVENTEE'i LIVES LOST, AND EIGHT SEVERELY IN3JSRED. t. Manchester, Saturday night. s It is our painful duty this day to relate the particulars of 3 one of the most 'melancholy accidents, attended with the d sacrifice of human life that has occurred in this part of the b country for many years. It took place in the extensive coal I mines of Messrs. Swyne and Lees, known by the name of a ...