... i The LONDON GAZETTE of TUESDAY, May 14 St BUCKINGIHAMl PALACE, MAY II. StThis dajy bad audlanco of her AMiejamty, tha Marqueesa die [r, Vilum1a11 E1uvDY xtfuraodlnaiv -tail Minister Plenipaotentiary iti fromn the Qioeut of Spain, tu dallver letters from ItioSvovrei go: alTo which lie wass introduced by the Laill of Aberdeen, her it Mlajesty'ls principal Secretary icf Shtut for Foreign Aflaire ...

... FPA TORIIEk$ (No. 2) BILL. MIONDAY, MAY 13. latise (And be it ettocti d, tleit from and Tiller the lot day of October Iin fiun proeent yi'ar, no young person atictill ho emtployed Ini ney factory mere titan ChIVY i hrtarii Ini any one day, or more than s~aty-itoir itours in any anie vveek and that froin and after the lot tiny of Octobter, 111.7, no vanititi Pt raon iihalt be torplaywd Iin any ...

... IMPERiAL PARLIAMENT I HOUSE OF LORDS-TUISDAY.1 H Messengers from the Hlouse of Commois brought up the ,F1actorleca Hill. Earl 1ITZIVILLIAM presented n potitioh agninst the e imposition of rlilriouii tests in the Snottish universities. Ir Tle Marquess of CLANRICAIHDE presented a petition v, from Dubliu, praying the house to legalise Presbyterian marriages. The Marquess of CLANRICARDr tlieti ...

... COURT UIRCULAJ?. TheQueen anti PrinrilefOt lleckinigbrln Pallacel at half' ast tli three o'clock yesterday afternoon in a ivarrriigog CUid four, II(, escorted by a party of L~ncerst, for Cliairemont. 'Theic Royal f;, lighne~sees the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal followed inanother carrinage and four. And the Countess of Mount lEdgeocumbe, lad y finwaitinig; Colonel Arbuthrnot, K- ...

... TffR M1I) VING (,J.HRO)N (,I (: . LON DON: WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1S44. lu the lHousE of LonDs Imit night, the Iehd'gj businees arone oln ft i,,tion by The Marquess of N0oismAzuY, wvho, iil a ;1wetIJ implicating generally the ` spy sstemli iu Ir~ln.!, adverted in detail to the ease of a stipondidilrl giStralte, Mrl. GREY, w~ho lad been ;SIU;isi s !', conisequenice of thle a11egations against ...

... e DUBLIN, MAY 13. '[FROM OUJR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] FABRICATED OUTRAGES-EXTRIACIMJJI NARY CHARGE. A week or two eince I forwarded an necoant of an inves- tigation at tule petty sessions of Boyle, county of Ros- common, respeotlg charges of a very extraordiuarV character brought Hgainst Edmund Fry, Esq., eon of a maglstrate of that county, and a person filghly connected. Mr. Fry was cLarged with ...

... TRE LATE FATAL ACCIDE.ENTS ONTHR 2RIVYBR. Mr. Higgas yesterday held an inquest at the Spread Esgis, Millbank, as to the death of Mr. Charles Fdll0on, sr: ttsenty-two, who was unfortunately drowne. by the setting of his boat on e'6dnesday last. The body was fvztt fib *tlng in a perpendicular position through the flum: arch o3 Vauxhall-bridge on Monday morning, awd Vt;: the jury viewed it ...

... MADRID, MAY 7. [FROM OtUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The appointment of Gornuale-i Bravo as EnvoV to the Court of Liebon, is giztoeted tt-day ,In the followivog Royal Decree: Witshing to give to Don Luis (lonzll-e Bravo a proof of toy Royal esteem, rind of how grateful have been Ito 'too dile insportant Hervle which Iohillba rendered to thiu Throne and the nation, duringl the time that hp excrcls(d ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MANCHESTER, MONDAY NillIT.-Tbe canvae for the frsee-trade candidate goes on gloriously. The reports from all parts of the southern divison of the county speak In the most glowing terms of success. In the manufacturing towns, especially Alanchester, Bolton, Oldhamn, Bury, Rochdale, Ashton, and Warrington, ani also in Liverpool, according to the correspondence of ...

... ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MANSION- HO USE. Last evening the Lord Mayor gave a grand banquet to ber Majesty's Ministers, and a numerous and brilliant lelemblage of gueets. Among the company we observed the Lord Mayor, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Wharuclifts, the Duke of Buccleuch, the Earl of Liocoln, the Earl of Devon, tbe Earl of Shaftes- bury, Lortl Goanvilla SonmeRset, Viscount Canning, Lord Eliot ...

... RESTRAINTS ON ADULT LABOUJP TO CHARLES BULLER, EsQ., MP. Slt-It is impobsible not to admire the ingenuity of the 'arguments by which you have lately supported the prin- elple of legislative interference with the right of every adult member of the community to dispose of his own labour in the way which seems to him most to his advantage. That I cannot assent to your reasoning I must attribute ...

... NATIONAL ANTI - CORN-LAW LEAGUE. red cbe The National Anti-Corn-law League held its weekly meeting yesterday evening, at Covent Oarden Theatre. of Every part of the house was full. Among the gentlemen the present were:- ear John Bright, .Esq., M.P., (ia the chair), the 11 a. C. tWe Pelham Villiers, M,P,, Major-G5eneral Briggs, James Wil- 300 ta esa, E~q , Rev. J. Burnett, John Travere, Eeq., ...