... PRQ INCIAL. INT.EL GEi-N,.E.I ' . I~ttlS., , ?? The annual jaunnt of the knights of the thirptbie, Yrodk ;L'wes. to C~hailey, took pinco on Mondav se'dinight, for Wli'hCi piarptseX they engaged M~r. Ticehurat to take thet in a dbt'4h 'iind ?? but two of these geatlemen being' desirous oft'isplayii`'0teir capabilities of horsemanuship, hlired each a horse of Mg;'tc- vens. As they were eoming ...

... Tie BRIGHTON GA7JiAz IrTE never ILis slip all opipvrtrnitv te ; court to tire great rmen of tie county, aud thiic ale no i cl wiroin it bras been turole assiduous tilan tie )like of liicit -, and the Earl of Chichlester, who, in tie estitnalift tol iiit Sin 7 are all that is wise, great, and good. Iut tile tJ.AZrl( L, 3k rest of the worl~l, sometimes gets lito a rihlmlia, aid is Cridt to aviid ...

... IIOUSE OF LOVIDS-TUESDAY. Tlhe Duke of WELLINCGTION laid on tlrc table the Report of the Committee of the IIrivy Council on tire subject of thiecause of tire fire vvhirlr ral destoyed the two llouises ot Patlialment ; and proposed thL appointmeit o(f a Committce to cntmimuticatO witt a Committee of tilc Douse of Commons as to the bcst means of providing tor their permanent accommodation. [Lot ...

... BRIGHTO'1N U-NION H1UNl'T. - -- -- -- - Oai' readxiers xwill relli.rk, that ill adivxeltisceneit is pulxjiiil!, callinig 0t) tl'O I-csitlulit PollY, trilol~t: ile, &c., sit iriz,a,Iil,, tx gix c a priomlit tlli Ilece-arl'l !: i-porlt to fltheililiitiuclhlu I the lilirghtoln UIlion IlIiot, .hit'il, N.,itholit their aI -st;oI- ixLC: speedily l' sillpprjiised ;and i ciicoll tlqullcc of thbis ...

... BI0 11GCHllTON PATRIOT. T!i e liohtoa Patriut-a paper which I strongly recoin- i~clto all lil rvadlers.' -6'o/bi'tt' last Registe,. FTCESI)AY, APRIL 23, 1S39. TIlIE, S UF IE RAN CE1 MIUNI STRY. Forone whole week, ilay after day, liaa the House of ',:mion.iti resembled thle mountlainl ill labou~r, when at last it 101i 4tuWaril a very little-nt1ouse ; and inl spite of' Lord d etjthis bouin ...

... ?? BRIGHTON PA1itiO'IC ASSOCIAtION.. - About sixty oserrberia iif the Patriotic Aasociatioi attached to the eaatern divisist'r diqed iogefler. at the 'Brighton Armns en Wednesdab last. 'The people, the source of all .egitimate power,-llhe Kingc, and mnay he ~never forget the principles wvhich seated his ?? on'the throne; '-and several oilier appro- priate toasta were d iven after vhich the ...

... REGISTRitl'ON & PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION. The ordinary committee meeting was held on Wednesday evening last at the Brewers' Arms Jim, Mr. Jackson in the chail . The Secretary anuounced that lie had received a copy of the Birminghamn Journal for the use of the Association. Messrs. Barns, Harris, and Nell were requested to audit the accounts of the committee for the past quarter. Mr. BARNS stated ...

... SUSSEX COUNTY hOSPITAL, March 22, 1837. In-patients admitted ?? 11 In-patients dis char gcd ?? 8 Remain in the House (including two accidents ad- initted during the week) ?? 98 We have authority to state that the Poor Law Com- missioners have come to the resolution of not interfering with Brighton. The Vicar may now, therefore, make up his mind to pay a chaplain to the workhouse himself. ...

... STAege. OI. AMEIN11CA. WNe contoteitnl tile foillowinig sensible anti husi ?? Ictte to dii attentive pertusal o' all persons (especially tradesmen and merchants) interested inl knowing what is passing in America: LIEXTRACT FROM1 A1 PRiIVA'MT LETTER IN TiHE TRUE SUN-. I ani a long, whlile w itliout ytour letter, and there is such a tlrcadlul confuisicti and consternorit itn in New York- thtt tI ...

... BRIGUTON LYING-IN INSTITUTION AND) DISPENN- SAR(Y FOR THlE DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CIILDEREN, 1!1, IIIGII-STREET. REPOR'T FOR M1AY. Women registercd for delivery ?? 27 --I)cliered ?? 21 e aii . ?? ?? .. .. .. .. .. ?? .. ?? .. .. .. .. 4 8 Total dclivererd since establishmeint in 1831 ?? ]0-1 Women admitted to the Dispiensary ?? . IS ('hildrell ?? 24 Women and Children remaining on boo ks ?? 64 ...

... I EASiST SUSSEX ELECTION. THlE NOMINATION. The nominationl Of thle candidates fpr the representation oft the Eastern division of the coulity tdtik place on Tuesday, att Lewes. The hustings were erected jii Albion-street, in con- SeqUeliCe Oif thle County Hall being ?? by the business of thie Semomer Assizes. During the *Whole of the proceedings thle rainl continuedi to descend in torrents, but ...

... THIE COMPOUND QUESTION. T C1FR CoaPOUNDERS,-So this interminable question rllor 5 chance of being set at rest, the Directors and - taS ]avbig decided not to compound for any house te ?? value of ten pounds, notwithstanding the i;; Sfe01lpOsitxil of the liberal (/9 Whigs, and with its alfiet tippeals, law suits, and arguments in the Queen's are all vanished into thin air. Messrs. Savage and ...