... With regard to the inhabited house duty, it appears that Go- vernument Is steadily praceeding to equalize the assessments throughont tbe kingdom, and to bring them up to the standard fixed by the law; but the process, in thast portion of the country which is under the operation, causes a ciommotion similar to that which was lately experienced in Liverpool. The principie of the aseessrient of ...

... OXFORD, JA-f. 3. On Tuesday, the 231t oh. Ge rge Ferris Whidborne tf mer B.A. rnd Scholar on tbw Michel Fimmnltion, n, College, was appointed Heid 31iwter of the Royal Freer,, i mar School at Newcastle-upon-Tytie, vacant by the remar. of the Rev. E Iward M Ises, M A. At a general Ordinatitn, at the Cathedral, on the 21.t the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of tbe diocese of Gbiceqi following ...

... [FROM THE FRREMAN'S JOURNAL OF MONDAY] When we first beard of the resolution of the Dublin Corpora- tlon, to present twelve hundred Brunswickers with the freedom of the city, we need scarcely say, that we regarded the intelli- gence as totally unworthy of credit. How even the Members of the Guild of Merchants could venture to originate so desperate an Innovation and outrage upon the great body ...

... The following particulars have been collected, relative to the female who styled herself James Allen, and upon wbose body an Inquest was held a few days since :-The womian who bad f been married to the deceased bas produced the certificate, by which it appeared that it was solemnized at Camberwell Church, on the 13th day of December, 1808. Previous to its having taken place, the deceased lived ...

... [FROM THLE OAZgr'E DP FRANCS, DATED MONDAY, MAY 11J 'ARIS, MAY 10-Tbe refusal of the Duke de Laevl Montmo- renc so acceptthe Departmeru of Foreign Affairs is no longer a socret to anybody. It must havn cost this Noble Person a eratieffork not to accept the post to which the King had called biawith peculiar goodness. A modesty, which is very rare in tbe titmes, has caused hint to see nothing ...

... ClARLISL.E ELECTION. [FROMl use CARLISLE JOURNAL OF SATURDAY.] We have, hada bustlingK week prepiufring for our election. Monday W.# appointed for the public entry of Sir Williann Scott fromAncai~, ad Jloid arid boastful was tbe language held out by un ari~i~S o ie sylein hic tey meant to get up the grhd poceilO. bad f T5U5~ sa eaRieSed. two large cr~rtae sik bnner wee pepaed-ludgetni-men at ...

... floviS 0. LORDS.P8W.4y- - 'JDGIMENTS. ~ C Mr.NElRtttCIAL Btz -o ScOTLkNT2-Wb. tbh r Folarocia Bwhoi. g CoDnpary of Scotland ,- M r oc lrbo wt as ^Lw Aant, was iaeited ib edeed of partnetbli wrbich he did, and is toat ; tre ar *rtlpralatwn ia big favtur that he ebonld be sp. ht4 Irt manager, that he bhould not be removed eatept with ctrimnee of the vrbel Committeeof ManaReUCent for the tboehg; ...

... THE NEW GOI'hRRNMENT INNUITY BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE; SiR-This scheme is far more extensive and speculative in it- objects than any preceding Annuity scheme In which Govern ments bave engaged. It embraces Life Insurance as well a Annuities. It takes in most of the different species of risk undertaken by the Life Insurance Offices, and proposes somu, which the Offices, in ...

... DREADFUL SUICIDE OF HENRY BOSANQUET, EsQ On Friday meuning the whole of the Chancery Bar was thrown into consternation by the report of the death of Mr. Henry Bosanquet. the ntphew of Mr. Serjeant Rosanquet, who It was stated bad shut himself ?? the head at lir, cham- bere, No. 5, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Ion. It was racer- tained, on inqniry, that bis laundress had gone to bis chambers. as ...

... IRENCII PAPERS. ,Oos SJHE MUSSAGER DES CHAMBRES OF FEB. ej CoI~ANTlNOrLE, JAN. 24,-After the first conference be- tiro 3. Jdubert and the Reis Effendi, the general opinion ti tat the props3ls offered by the French Agent had been cPled, and that ruI kisb C Mmmi~sioners would be sent to one tJ; tbe 1,uds *,f the Atrchipelago or to Smyrna, in order to tte't of the prcification of Greece. It ...

... SCOTCH APPE.ILS. [FROM A CoRRESPONDENT.] The recent discussions have greatly interrupted the pro- gress of the Lord Chancellor both in his own Court and in the Judicial business of the House of Lords. In this latter tribunal, we understand, that the arrear of Appeals has been gradually increasing for several years, and is now of extraordinary magnitude. It is upwards of nine weeks since the ...

... AlDDRES'S OF DR. DOYLEt. To Tus FAITHFUL IN CHRlST)ISUB.or TB t DE&NERY P or MARYBIOKOUGH, QUIVEN'S COUNTY. JAMES DOYLE, D. D, Bishop, &c. &c., wishes fi health and benedictioo. i BELOVED BRBTHREbr-I did not suppose, when I visited your several parishes, in August last, that I should a have occasion to address lou within so short a space of y time as has since elgp Id.l 1 expected that the ...