... -PCCLESIASTI 'AL. The Bishop tr Letdon blis jostituted the Rsv. William Aeworth, M.A., r: tor of Rothley, near Lougthborough, to tile rectory cf F uarstead, near Woolwich, Kent, rendered vacant b)Y the resognaeioll of the Rev. -. J. shackleton, M.A., instituted (i;1 exchange) to theleectory of Rothley. The Biishop of Ct'icheter has instituted the Rev. Robert Sluttleworth Setton, N.A., Fellow ...

... , (T. , f) t? I 4- p,4. i- , , 11B E IF A S T: WVEDN E SD A Y, A.P HITL 2 0, 1 8 t 3. T II E B U D) G , T. Tirm Chancellor of the Exchequer ma(le his Financial Statement on onday evening. Of coUirse, the Lon- don evenin- papers of that day furnisil out scalltV m:lterials wvilereby to olbtinn an accurate idea of tile sccineio considered as a whole; but, ?? tile prompt ex.rti ins of nor spi ...

... >f the Esq., FRANCE. The Emperor has been slightly indisposed, and confined to asble his chamber. A Ministerial journal of Rennes states that th d er. the projected journey of the Emperor into Brittany has been ejoice adjourned. A number of arrests have taken place witiin the sn the last few days, which were, it is said, caused by the seizure of V 3 kI, some correspondence with the refugees of ...

... ai Ir e- - - ?- .- - ?? - ;.A- k vr.aD *l0 A k-0ls AOsf1-. - -J3L -V - - I i- On 'Monday evening, in terms of an advertisement, the tt ts vRev. Hugh Stowell, M.A., Canon of Chester, delivered a ci Gelecture on the subject of the Romisha Priesthood, in the h. a Temperance-hall, under the auspices of the Derby Protestant e Operative Association. The Rev. R. Macklhi, Al. A., Presi- dent of the ...

... Frop?t1d?o LONDONGAZETTE.- T?esdc?y, April 1?. LI?RIi?CHAMREtILAXN'S OFFICE, Are.m Il. Notice i? hereby given, that his 'Royal Highness Prince Albert will, old leveje at ?? ?alsiea, on 4t ? o'clp??'s?adnvs- day, the 20th ieee.; Weduesdaythe 2lth snot. It ix her Majesty's pleasure that pre?oalations to his royal higheceB at theo? levees shall be considered 'equivalent to presonsatiens to the ?? ...

... LON-DON, TUESDAY MoRxrYG. The education committee meet again to-day, having, at their last meeting, on Friday, closed the examination of Dr. WATTS. The doctor certainly established his case, not only in chief, but under the torment of a cross- examination that seemed inflicted not so. much- for the purpose of overthrowing the witness, as of endeavouring to place him now and then in a ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? 0- ?? Times Office, Three ?? a.m. Id [er HL210TRIC TELBEGAPHI.] H HOUSE OF COMMONS,-LABT NIGHT.-(CONTINUED-) le Mr. DISRAELI. objected, to the appointment of a select a committee, He saw no reason wby the house should not m divide upon the-facts-brought forward by Sir B. Hall, with- ;s out referring them to a-committee. He, however, considered a, that, after what-had been stated, ...

... niade The Earl of WrxSCnttSEA moved for the appointment of a corn- rig to mittee to inquire into the system of ?? rit the College, the of `iaynooth. you, The Earl of AnRaEILPLdeclined to enter into the questioyn of Papal with agreasson. The gov ernment hlart no objection to appoint a esincala- oearOsioi, hut it could not accede to the nohle earl's motion, and his aueth therefore felt it his ...

... ,dAs stated ito our- last, a Special geilelx m.Ieeting of the Derby Local Board oif llealth, was held in thle Guidh lt,' Wed- Sat - i t(icody last. 'There wets presecst Aldermenti Barber, Fornman, pI D I. Fox, S. Fox, Haywood. Jessopp, MOl'iley. and &knddars ; i Ciuncillors, Barton, Baites. Cartlichi, Clarke, Cooper, Cock, qo Cordon, Davenport, Dunnieliff, Etchles, ;amlble. Gisborite, 1/As lv ...

... --U L - ' _ _ - _- . - . . mei Lble LAST week, the Government were three times in -a mi. sh o Ito nority. In the first instance, in the Kilmnainham Hos- one ate. pital case; in the second, on a clause in the Scottish apr ited County Polls Bill; and in the third, 'on the resolution K~it ~hat recommending the abolition of the Advertisement Duty. fat] Ayr None of the defeats were important. No ...

... ELI1?CTIO? EXPOSIJRES Yesterday, on the re-assemlbling of the committee, Mr. Ilenry Murphy wins examained, but gsive .is ewiildetac5 with great reluctantee He stnted tjhat he resided at Castier bar, andl was a mem~ber of the Independent 0mb. The club was enrolled in 1846, but siace'10847 it was a club only in name anad soot in reality.- There was' a body called the Independenat Club at the, ...

... FROIV OUR AME RICAN CORRESPONDENT. P1T.AOELPHIA. Av B;L 4Tri. 15R PHILADELPHIA, APRIL ITH, 1853. Since I last wrote you general trade has somewhat im. Proved. In this city our spring sales have been active ida extensive, our market has been very well attended by aurchaeers and the business transacted is con- -°untrY , . At New York, however, the business .ioe satisfactorY A g loods has been ...