... I FOREIGN IA'EbLLIGE'CAE. The Paris papers do not ctiltain any news of interest. The Meniteur publishes the law passed by the Chambers for a vote of 527,241f. to pay tile dividends of the Greek loan due on the Ist of darcu-. The Afarqais de Viluma, the Spanish Ambassador to Euiglild has arrived at Paris on his way to London. It is said that Fiance is making or great additions to her ...

... REPEAL ASSOCI&TION-FRANCHISE REPORT. An exceedingly valuable report upon the county franchises of Ireland and Lord Eliot's bill has just been issued by the committee of the Repeal Asso- ciation. This report contains much and accurate informa- tion on the subject of the franchise, and is well de- serving of attention. From it we learn that for many centuries the con- stitution of these ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENfT. . I~~ ~~ :nd I HOUSE OF LORIDS, 'ToEarAY, April 22. A variety otf petitions were presented, and amongst thorn b was. otne by the E arl of Yarborough, from Great Grimsby, a, against any alteration in the Corni-laws, Upoll whicl' , II The Earl Of RADNsOR made some remarks ripen Air. Cay- ti ley's pamphlet, and charged that gentleman with garblin~g IC extracts from Adam ...

... 41-30mrotic -- I ENGLANSD. DEATH OF SM JAHLgEr, BrENTrow, Baar.. K.C.B.-It is with much regret that we atmounce the death 01 one of the most gallant snd dis- tingidsised liag-offlcers of the British navy, Vice-Admiral Sir Jableel Bretlon, Eart, R.C.B., Who died at East Leamington Spa, on Sunday afternoon last, in the 74th year of his age. ELECTrIONS -On Monday, tie Marquis of Blandford was ...

... Varliaturtitarp Entrittartice. House of Lords. Monday, April 22. The House sat for a short time, but no business of any particular in. terest came Bqfore it. Tuesday, April 23. There was no business of importance before the House. Rouse of Commons. Monday, April 22. FACTORIES' BtLL. On tie motin for thiesecondreading of theFactorles Bill, reT. Dun- combe contended for the expediency of taking ...

... SOUTH AUSTRALIA, We have been furnished with a very full and interesting statistical account of the colony of South Australia, published at Port Adelaide, and brought down to the end of the past year. This branci of the Australian colonies was established as a seperate government in December, 1836, and embraces an area of about 300,0(00 square miles, or about 200,000,000 acres of land. The ...

... ATHENS, APRIL 10. PIRnOM OUR OWN COURFP.sPONntr.J Yesterday the Rister fastival closeti, asaa! without tha appointment of it ministry, though onr had been ao. nounced in the morning which surprised both ttje natives arid the strangers, the autochthoaee and the et,. rechtliones, since the French have adppted 'he words r, Eiropean languages. Neither Mavrocordato nor Colet;t were in it. General ...

... IMPBA.LAL PA AtA lPM .I ROUSE OP LORDSM- bV, pnz,2g ud The Earl of LExCaSTaR9 took thg ah n sge h mt partiamentary roil.CTRLO otsadigete ;ht RMAN AT19O-1rCSUBJECT$. hie Lord. BEAUMONT laid on the table sorne papers for atbetter regulating charitable donations for the benefit of her Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects in Great Britain. ?? bill was read a first time. of RECAL OF LORD ...

... I [MPERIAL PARIJAMENT I i HOUSE OF LOIIDS-TURSAY. The Marquess of EXETER presented a number of peti- tione from NorthamptonshIra, praying for the co ntinuance of protection to agrioulture. Petitions against the Dissentere' Chapel Bill wore pre- uented by the Bishop of London, from Bury-stressChapel, Balliast; by the Marquess of Salisbury, from Dungarvan, and other places In Ireland; by the ...

... Ti I Z o T 8 7w/t e .rN cmsNo a} }4ZZ''T.Eol TU--S ,2AY. April 30 -4- 1 BUCKINGIIAM P ALACE, APRIL 29. This day had eudlence of her Majesty, General Stiern- croua, uiptl it sp s hial mission from his MlIjosty the King of e Sweden itnd NorVdy, on his accession, to take his leave; 1 itid his Iligrittess tile Prilaes of Oetlingeol-WValles-ir0, J upon a special mission from the Kingr of Bavaria, ...

... - ni.Y IBPROVEMENT ACT7 Geia ~~ieAnnal Meeting of Commissioners under li Cefld~ oil saturday last, at the Gutidhiall, Derby, lii M iket W~1 F sq-, sin the Chair. wit iiAM WiI N fOT OM ITE i; sSread thle following REPOT'oi from this Cons- in 1~~~~~ ~~Derby, April 27. 1844. at' osil) toleRad coxaiattee welo have been intrusted with dei 'tie l~n1~ t f a peie of the cotttnilaioneis affairs daring ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS I ~~~~foS.. .. ._ --. MOndaY, APrl 29, - 7-~- PaEarx.-Bstllies Forbes and Henry;- the Treasurer; Msr Hadden. Catto, Torrle, Thompson, Ross orye Messrsy and Wllllamason.-'rhe Lord PaOVOT, Pfres$es.rY~,Sacr 11In reference to the petition laid before the -Council at last meeting, Rcomplaining of the bad state of the pavement towards the Wtest End of Union Street, ...