... HOUSE OF LORDS, AUGUST 3. Tkeir Lordships met at Five o'clock. ROYAL ASSENT, The royal assent was given to-day by commission to the following sixty-one bills :— Sugar Duties (No. Bill; Zealand Loan Bill; Rope Workers' Bill; Battersea Park Bill; Chelsea Bridge Embankment liill; Shropshire Union Hallway and Canal Bill (Newton to Crewe); Shrewsbury and Herefordshire Railway Bill; Shropshire ...

... Public Income and Expenditure.—lncome during the Year ended July s:—Customs, 19,835,901?. 6s. lid.; Excise, 13,476,123/. 4s. 2d.; Stamps, 7,559,177/. Bs.; Land and Assessed Taxes, 9,229,899/. 10s. lid.; Property Tax, 5,183,911/. 14s. 4d.; Post Officc, 820,000/. ; Crown Lands, 100,000/.; Tax on Pensions and Salaries, 4,620/. 7s. lOd. ; certain Hereditary Crown Revenues, 61,280/. Is. lOd. ; ...

... HOUSE LORDS—June 16. Lord LI ILIiTOX moved the second reading of a bill for the suppression of the office of superintendent convicts. Marquis of LONDONDERRY moved, pursuant to notice, for production all reports and documents connected with the harbours Port Patrick and Donaghadee, especially Sir John Rennie's last report on Captain Evans' Rudiments, which have been placed before the Admiralty. ...

... REPORT ON BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES. The seventh annual report of the Registrar-General of birth*, death., and marriages England, was presented, the last session, by command of her Majesty, to both Bouses of Parliament. The report is addressed, a* a matter form, to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, and is dated, General Register-office, December 29, 1845. It signed. ...

... HATMAKKET.—'Tins Enxcn (first time), QUEEN MARY'S BOWKK. Messrs. \l Hudson, liraid, Iloire, Brinilal; Mrs. Miss Forteacue. he followed by CK.IXDIATUER WtalTEflE.ll); THE FORTUNE HUNTER; und THE MILLI- N ER'S HOLIDAY. Door* open at 6;. ADELI'HI.—This Evenino, EUGENIA CLAIRCILLF.; or, The New Found Homo. Messrs. Paul Bedford, O. Smith, Munyard, Cullen'ord; and Madame Celeste. be followed by ...

... (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT) DUBLIN, A.paii, AN IRISH FLY-BOAT. During the brief holiday now enjoyed En»l perhaps your readers will excuse me for seeking relief fo few days from the many painful interests Ireland °' ' accompany me little tour of pleasure. Let ' ■ hasty sketch of a visit to the Monster Telescope i of Rosse, in King's County. It a cold, hazy morning in February, though very ...

... their NEITHER CAN UNDERTAKE RETURN ANT MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. ...

... Cape of Good Hope.—By the Apollo troop-ship, arrived Spithead, from Simon's Bay, in days, we have papers from this colony: from Cape Town to the 7th of Oct.; from Graham's Town, to the 30th of Sept. Our previous dates were, Cape Town, 20th Sept.; and Graham's Town, Cape Tow.w—To the government Gazette of the Ist Oct. is appended a supplement, containing the ways and means and estimated ...

... Friday The much altered tone and more animated appearance of the money, stock and railway markets in Paris was referred to with some detail under this head in the Daily News of this day. The papers and private advices from thence by this morning's mail come quite confirmation on all points of the information previously communicated. The results yesterday, continued to-day, have been a rather ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—To-moriiow (by desire ind fur the last time this season), NINO. sip. Fornasari, Sir. Coreili' Sig. l!otelli; Mdlle. Corbari, and Mdlle. Sunhioli. Between the Acts La Craeovienne, Mdlle. Lueile Grahu. To conclude with LALLA BOOKH. Doors open at 7J. HAYMARKET.—This Evening, THE BLACK DOMINO; or Sight's Adventure. Messrs. 11. lIoU, Hudson, Caulfield, J. Bland • Madame ...

... will their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN WE UNDERTAKE TO RETURN ANT MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. Advertisements intended for Bzprtt* must be at the Two o'clock on the day of publication. ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Tins Evf.sino. SONNAM-OULA. Madame Castellan, Madame Bellini, Mdllc. Corbari; F. Lablache, and Sig. Mario. To followed by ONDINE. DRUEY-LANE.—THIS Evening, THE EARBER OF SEVILLE. Messrs. W. Harrison, Weiss, and Bornuii; and Miss Rainforth. To be followed by PEROVSE; IMELDA. Doors open at 6'. lIAYMARKET.—This Evening (thirdtime), Mr. PETER PIPER; or, Found Out at Home. ...