... HOUSE OF LORDS.-THVuSDAy, JULY 13. The LOaD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. PETITIONS. Lord OANNING presented several petitions in favour of the admission of dissenters to the universities. The EarI of SHAFTESBURY presented a petition from the medical men of Bolton in favour of the Bleach Works i Bill. The noble earl also presented petitions in favour of closing ...

... BMBAIEATION OF THE SCOTS. w~~i. OltE:YS. LIVERPOOL, T1OMDior. eing;generally ?? that the 2ndDragon d would leave Prescot this morning for this town, il 6 dlttanbark in the Himalaya, thousands of perzsons tpdsg 0dvantage of the fine sunny weather, left at an early Pai it meet the gallat fellows on the route to town, and RsesrY 5s four a m., the road to Prescot was lined with At 6 am-, the bead ...

... FRANcE. F-ARIS, TURSDAY BVRXZXG. . This afternoon, at two o'clock, the Emtperor left e StWIlead for Boulogne, to review the troops there , and at St. Omer. It appears to be generally dxpected e that Queen Victoria and the Emperor Napbleon will 't meet on theoccasion of a French division emnbarking e in British ships of war to meet the common-enemy. Several regiments have, within the last few ...

... I LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. By the clipper ship Swordfish, Captain Cobb, which arrived in the Mersey this morning, we are in pos-' session of advices from Macejo to the 4th, and Pernambuco to the 8th ult. inclusive. She sailed from the latter ptrt in company with the Ashburton, from Sydney to London, and the Corrido for Liverpool; and on the 18tb, in. lat. 18 N., long. 41 W., passed the Halyards, ...

... EI. KOSSUTH AT GLASGOW. | (Froln the -Norti Biiair-ail pf Wednesday.) A public-meeting of the inhabitants of Glasgow was held this afternoin in the City Hall, convened by up- wards of a hundred electors add inhabitants, ' to consider the war policy of this country, more especially to protest, in the present crisis of Zuropeva affairs, against all compro- mise or alliance with Austria, and to ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDING8. LOCH KATIOINE WATER B3ILL, The Town Councti egatn net on Tuesdaey to leonine conoideretion of tlic reports of the Deputation to Lmudon* Bad the Corn il, toile the Corporationi Water Bilt-the lion, the Lord Pro¼'oit in thle choir. X['ti iinutal of tost meeting hoving been read mid contnnmed The Loon PROVOST' ?? the0 Object of the meetiog, aold intt- meted thot the ...

... A valuable correspondent has favoured us with an extract from the Lambeth and Southwark Advertiser, containing an account of the presentation of a Piece of Plate to John Plews, Esq., Churchwarden of Lara- beth, hy the parishioners assembled at an annual dinner given there on Tuesday last. Mr. Plews-as many ot our readers are aware, is chief engineer for the second magnificent New Docks now ...

... A meeting of the members of the Local Board of Health was held in the Town-hall, on Friday last. Pre- sent C. C. Williams, Esq in the chair. ALDEUMEN. .T. Moore I \V. Ilird I T, Mor^iin | 1 COUNCL LLORS. I E. Evans R. I,. Tlocre \V. AlF.vmder .1. YVillmus VachHI D. Lewis W. A. Llradley ARREARS 01; RATF.S.. Mr, Bowen, having staled that be considered arrears to the amount of £ 212 were ...

... Woolley's Antibiliuus Pills, fur the cure of stomnch com- plaints, nek headache, nervousness, all bilious alfec- tioiis. These well-known pills contlllue to work wonders in the cute of all the above complaints: the demand for them is rapidly on the increase, which is a satisfactory oroof they are appreciated bythepubtic. Being a purely vegetable preparation, they may be taken by the most deli- ...

... FRANCE—A distiessing accident happened on Friday in the Bois de Boulogne, to Prince Charles Lucien Bona- parte, while riding on horseback, in company with his brother, Prince Pierre Napoleou, aud some other gentlemen. A horse ridden by one of his friends suddenly lashed out, aud striking the prince with yiolenpe, fractured bis loft leg. He was ponveyed back ta hia residence, where his medical ...

... The Queen lit Id a Court 110 Saturday afternoon at Buckingham Palace, at which his Highness the Maha- rajah Duleep Sing was presented to her Majenty at an audience hy the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, President of the Board of Control for the Affairs of India. The ceremony of confirming the election of the Right Hon. mid Riuht Rev. Lord Auckland, lafe Bishop of Sodor and Man, to the see of Bath ...

... SIR CHARLES NAPIER'S GENERAL ORDERS TO I THE FLEET. In anticipation of bringing the enemy to action Sir Charles Napier has issued throughout his ieet the follow- ing general orders, to be carried into effect on the signal to engage being given, These regulations were drawn up by Rear Admiral Chads:- 1. The established number of fall charges to be completed after exercises with cartridge. ?? On ...