... |JMPERI-Al,;JPARL-17AM- ?? ?? ?? ~ ~ ?? ?? 7 .V. g ; i, . . ,. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, 1VLY 28. CLERiGY RELIEF BILLi ? Lord SVXsLZV;, RInt Inten ling to offerv 5ly observatlon jtpon the merits of this Blill, fezx. st hope, no notice Ihaving been giyen of the secn d reading, which would originate odsiderable dioUssiin, Uskt'&t toaild ?? E4 in the present session. - Lord CAMSP'rLL said the ...

... DWLTVM XNIV AIVO. 'hat According to the weekly returns of the Bank of -England potb-: rour 1tsbed on FridaY, the amsount of notes itn actual cireujation, in the week ending Saturday, July 28, Including seven days and L vitb other bills, was £29,830,184, an increase daring the week of yel itbo- £282,117; the amount of gold and silver coin and bullion In lave the hands of the Bank, £14,717,193, ...

... I its HOW DOCTORS DIFFER. to 'I 'al On Thursday evenitig last there was an extraordinary ti meeting of the South Loatdon Medical Society, at the co Literary Inatitution, Borough-road, for the purpose of ao rig discuosing the nature and treatment of the prevailing O, ne epidemic. The assemblage, viewed in its results, may ci :e well be called extraordinary, in more senses than one, for oi a' ...

... CoMmIIr crAiL LZIB , , . FOn THE WEER1 ENDING ISONDA4 LAST. - EXPORTS. HALIfAAX.-I pipe linseed oil,3 boxes tobacco pipes, I cae containing stationery, brushes, beads, ornamented tapes and small wares, sand-glasses, and cutlery, G. Forbes; t- 7 boxes tobacco pipes, A -Leslie: 60 boxes starch. lo ts casks soda, D. Pirie* 8i bags Scotch barley, J. Glennie; 8 4 casks plain British spirits, Begg & ...

... . The Tenantry on this Estate, in order to shew their love for the family who have for so many generations held it in possession,' and who have, by their deeds of Christian charitv, ingratiated themselves in the hearts of all their neighbours and, dependents, invited William Pollard 'Urquhart, Esq., thelhusband of the present proprietrix, to dinuerqtlonXMo~daythe t~20th instantat one as a ...

... I; DISTURBANCES IN NORTH tIS . re IT is with the deepest regret we. have to record, that distur- !ft' banbes, apparently -of a serious charftartes have tknpl.i .0- North U~t, one of the islands of the Hebrides, in this cautim. Lord bfacdonald is sole proprietor of the-island, which contains e-. about 5000 inhabitants. ,A large proportion of these are crofters Or and c'ottars, 'who, since the ...

... I R FLAD. Tfor QuimN's V;ISI TO DUBLIzN.-A grand procession we are to have, beyond any doubt; aiid,.iu spite of the suspen- sion of thie Habeas Corpus Act'and the heavy. penalty for appearing with arms, thoutsands of guns end pistols will be: ia acetive seri'ice~--tiat is, dischiarging a, feu de joie, in, ho - nour of the' anspicious event., The~ next part of the -per-. formance positively ...

... Accounts from Milan of the 25th inst. give as a positive fact, that the Austrian Government has agreed to the modified terms proposed by the Sardinian Cabinet, viz., a reduction of 5,000,000 lire in the amount of the indemnity, the original demand made by the former Power being 80,000,000, but it is now willing to accept the sum of 75,600,000. Nothing re- mains to complete the treaty but the ...

... Aug. Thomas Pollatd, charged with being a suspected person, and with having frequented the race ground (during the races J with intent to commit felony, was committed to the house of correction as a rogue and vagabond for one calendar month. Andrew en, charged Mr. George Webster, inspector ot weights and measures, with having his shop, wherein goods were exposed for sale, certain light and ...

... l Noo_ TRFFC I ORTHEsN AND EAaTaus.-The half-yearly meeting Bftishopsgatey was held at the comany's offices, Bhpgaetation, last Monday-Mr. R.n aterson in the chair. After the usual preliminaries a report was read, which said that the dividend on the respective shares of the company, for the half year ending the 30th of June last, would be payable on and after aturday, the 25th inst., as ...

... DOVER, WEDNESDAY.-This gigantic undertaking, which has been steadily and satisfactorily progressing since its commencement two years since, was this day visited and inspected by his Grace the Duke of Wellington. The noble and gallant duke arrived at Walmer Castle on Monday, and came over here this morning to preside at a special meeting of the HIarbour Commissioners, of whom his grace as Lord ...

... AMfER.ICA iris- --y- Ur -Y~1OR.NWY ~ couRrE spoNDE NT., F~~ox.,ourv2wYorkw Yor81,iS4E TaEs ErrnEoec.-The maortalitv for. last. week wag 18527 Wt. ofwhc 882 deatfs were by chlrad20 yohrde its eases of thelbowvels. This is avery~ heavy bill, but as, it ex- that hibits a decrease of 57 (of which 82 are on those by. cholera) em*frona the unparalleled moitality of the 'week previous, it~ is ...