... ImwperialPtfriart ea-t HOUSE OF LORDS. a 'Il THURSDAY, March 9 t ThBlSHOP of CHESTER and tile Earl of WARWICK Pro- fs tntd' severl petitions against tihe union eftl es ?? TREATY WITH PORTUGAL. it in answer to questions from tile Earl of CLARENDON, a Lord ABERDEEN stated that in Cosnequence of the delays of the Portneums Government in the negotiations for the revision fr ,of tile ?? of the two ...

... II ?? Ae: 2ORLEI:GN X33LE SOOZETT. Tice thirty-ticird annual meeting of the Bristol Auxiliary to lice above society was held at the Assembly Rooms, P'rincel'5 street, oin Thursday morning; John SeandrettlHia-ford, REsq., in the ebsir, The company was highly respectable, exceeding in number that of many former meetings; and at deep interest appeared to be excited in lbs suceess of the society's ...

... C tiu or a ('ti Sc To A.A ).-TIw Alimn of thie dlormniiait party of time C'hulrch lhane nt ilenth heeti fiolly stated to ?? House of I n Comtmonii; thorv Imvo fotni the snihiject of a dlispass(ionate and . protractete(littlsioim ; anil they have heeit ultihately rejei~ted bly a IIInre nmajority. I Tihe qestioln ons ?? forward, on Tueoal.y weeA, by :lam s Fox ililo, who moviedl thait tihe ...

... - 0; EXPIIESS -FROMI3i MARSEILLES. The montbly express from Marseilles has brought is anticipation of the Overland Mail, letters and papers from B3ombay to thc t3d of February. The intelligence which they coinutunicate is of the highest importance, and in particular that relating to Chlln. On the 23d of November Sir Henry Pottinger pub- lished a proclamation, declaring that lie had, since his ...

... The Lord Chancellorhas appointed William John Williams, of Brighton, in the county of Sussex, gent., to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.-On Tues- [day, the horses attached to the carriage of General Corfield, bolted and ran into the shop-front of Mr. J.Beattie,gunOaltrer, Regent-street, smashing the whole of the windows, which were of plate-glass, and damaging about 200 ...

... The great public meeting, called to hear the Rev. Dr Chalmers expound the duties of the friends of the Church in the present crisis, was beld in the City Hall'on Friday night, and was one of the most crowded and enthusiastic assemblies ever convened in that place. Dr CHALME55s rose, and was greeted with accla- mations. He spoke to the following ?? Chatham said, in one of his speeches, that ...

... FIVE DAYS' LATER FROMl THE UNITED S'rATr Es. - . I .. -- Liverpool, Saturday. WC By the packet ship England, Captain Bartlett, Lr which entered the Mersey this day, we have ad- th, vices from New York to the 21st ult., five days later jus than those received by the United States. tio Although the period for the adiournment of Con- to gress was fast ?? oigh, yet that body liad not cal turned ...

... THE COTEMPORARY PRESS- I TIMES.-Thomas Wilde, in attempting, on Wednesday night, to obtain the assent of the House of Commons to those . tloavant doctrines of encroachment upon public liberty which he identifies with parliamentary privilege, was left almost alone in hi, glory. We say almost, because one soli- tary individual, orotchety Lord Howick, declared that the learned ex.Solicitor ...

... 4 .. . - .. The,'return s presented to parliament last week pro. c~lalainf the'fidelity with which the Irish people arej anu a nd preserving the new principle oftem- Ion he perance. Neither the auguries of the doubting, or Bi the sneers of the increduleus, have any remaining grounds on which to base their ,proPheeies or inbre& Lddulity. However the scoffers may despise, or the hlt tt 'wordly ...

... Ukilloolt. sA TLTRDAY, M1ARC 11 18, 18343. The 4odia arrived t.t Liverp1ooil otl TI'le-statv ftoot America, `iiving' ini ee tie the pa sage hetoti, lBu,- ton, ill twelve dayt end a ht ilf. ?? daites; ti e )Jork, Mill Feb. ; anti tlottrreai, 22nd. It 1.; reipre- sentcd that aI miost reniat kable change tr tlie better had taken lilace in the health if 6ir Cimarie,; Begtk~. Au- coulttC fromt I~1 ...

... WVEDNESDAY, MARCH 15. The MAYOR communicated to the council that the magistrates had decided unon reconmmendingi the Revo Lewvis Paige, ot Hartlepeol, as successor to the Rev. Mr Delamnere in the chaplaincy of' the gaol; and that they farther recommended that 401. be granted to Air Paige in consequence of the expense necessary to the removal of his family and furniture-the salary tO, re- main ...

... OPERATIVE CONSETIVATIVE AssoOuTImoN.-A l lecture was delivered at the rooms of the above associa- wtida on Monday last, by Mr. Morris, on Studies for the - orking classes, at the conclusion of which the thanks of the meeting was awarded to that gentleman for his excel- .rs lent lecture. The chairman (Mr. J. Harris, V.P.) an- is, nounced that a lecture would be delivered on Monday the oil ...