oscow should be 
oe brated wi ith the anniver: ersary 0 e 9t th centur 
peror is ded ous that the railway |5 
subject to innumerable and immense “iti ulties. 
to traverse the chain of mountains between Twer and 
It | dag the b 
Moscow, six rivers an canals, 
very larg ee D ‘of inundations 
langite | igh road from St. Peters- 
at present about 192 leagues.— 
Kou driaffsky, “Atta ché to the Doua Tegation, 
rsburgh 
inni ciie hat A ae 
87 
sions eal | measu! 
cipally on the 
; brow 
y | candy, brow: , 5l. 12s.; candy, white, Si. 8s.—Mr. Hoge eg- 
aon would only give | pressed himself quite satisfied with the course pursued by the 
elings en- | Chancellor of the Exch SATIA E discussion the 
a body 
fro 
uent atima A n intro. 
erson: 
h despatches, performing ‘the distance een Lon 
: “chat in pas) eo? period of a oe 
rity o of the ason, and the 
, © y% 
‘We have accounts from Con- 
eb. Th r 
poi f commissioners to settle the Tripoli 
wine so many obstructions in the way o 
ssary inquiries, that it is impossi say when 
ustafa N: 
za Pacha 
ent has ental. upon extendi and 
ressive impost, which 
unfort rayahs.—There 
Leb anon. The papers state 
ent has finally resolved upon 
g to the Maronites, as well as to the Druses, in the 
p r governor for e f thes 
races, whose jurisdiction will be so arranged that 
hority over the „ but that both 
risdiction of t acha of Saida.— 
n a circuitous ath ae ae as Cumberland- 
es 
The Snr m in “aliasion 
Spe, aed beii Bayo urable. A 
neprnaess in the parish of St. An- 
old for 35; 2002. Betbaildes T 
g 
as progressing very T: 
undant, and ficiently 
deficiency of last year. A 
badoes had held, 
op, for si 
e mania f in 
io lied upon as a beh sg for tie pete of 
eO ni sit. n the 
t adequate thereto no t being furnished 
Th is is, we believe, the first moveme! aa in 
taken place in the West Indies. 
accounts of the taking and trial of 
pee sentence, it is aee will be 
Rice 
a 
tament. 
orde: fea, Wi 
as therefore 
The Lorp RD CHANCELLOR, in moving the second read- 
Bill fo r removing the municipal and bed toi disabili- 
td Jews, hues into a statement of its nai The cir- 
dim. 
be obtained oii be effected yo 
true faith of a Christian” from tl 4, sae 
There were Jews ce 
and Southampton 
an Baiia and in adi 
not arge 
the Jews, he did the matter as a 
the Bastardy Bill. 
ent. He might be ami uced, and the Bill passed thi 
yn e Lorp Apvocarts obtained 
CHESTER said Lord Campbell’ s remarks had inst persuaded him | the form and diminish th 
o oppose the Bill. In assenting to it, he wished i e pro 
inctly understood that he did not think it righ 
the Legislature persons of Jewish persuasion. Prhe Mar quis 
ANSDOWNE and Lord BrouG pported the Bill, which diy rit are gave notice for an early day to 
was read a second time.—On the motion of Lord MonTEAGLE, a | call t! of the House to the Act of last session for the 
Bt to seats the laws respecting pauper lunatics in Ireland was abolition ‘or debts under 20/., with a i men 
t ti 
Tiled .—On the of the Earl of Ca urn 
connected wi 
ith the application of MoD Rew: Sentet f Trinity Pohareh i, 
red.—The $ 
Upper Sie Std ord ae Duties omg eg be 
Bill was read a second ofthe Duke of B an proposed are such a 
fiatok: Hoa name: will care ‘the 
rsday 
me cote PR was read a frst time. The Duke of Wauinoron that it ye therefore 
intimated that on Tuesday next he will move the ent of | the tax mp 
o! e par n. 
minutely eroine the ele ngs 
stated heey on dpa bateoditged there 
rd an official c sie a rom 
a v b 
The fact was know: daiar at the time ni rie: 
when the ape erations on the Stock beara alluded to took place. 
erefore on TuesG@ay those ahd pe Lacy Pe vis phra 
bri in 
gh 
Claus s Con at lidatic fort Bil w; 
8,000, 007. auer gn Bil 
Frida lay.—Lord Ca 
S| 
school- masi et of Scotland praying for 
dwelling-houses.—Lord Kenyon asked why the country did 
not provide for its own $ hoolmasters ?—Lord 
marked, tha a 
to the House, ision had been 
requested, The schoolmaster at present had what was called 
a **batt-end,” which [consisted only of two sm: 
rd that these respi 
t 
accomplished as he now was, a 
might have spared his observation. —Lord KENYO; ee Lone 
disposition ir way of modifying ik ab 
isposition in the world to xpre: ay meni 
for the body of individuals oa dear ing ealised 
nated.—The Earl ot. Batre 
Tahiti, in u 
and oppres: ve 
capitalising aan 
the ving se 
d Eyi RD Monit sane felt a grati- 
of bed Royal Highness to the Bill, which | starting-point), e be 
clades p Da fies Ae Bitt bas Reon ite at “ue Tine 1 = faa 
and passed. mits of the eet He also 
we was bestowed 
HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
e discussion on the Duke of Newcastl 
estate, noticed in our last, the meron 
e of Ways and Means o 
moved the sugar resoluti without any material all 
He stated that, after the mame Meent inquiries, wid peria 
Mr. 
pleeded that a much larger surplus 
tion into SS baht oe officers, and others experienced in the 
e dete: 
h m pads 
Sees hapa Pvit the necessi! 
un) 
& 
5 
o 
p" 
= 
ae 
n ty 
g 
2 
R 
# 
e permitt 
ite a conaaded by proposing the 
tes of sugar du’ — whic ER Wett an 
oloni: 14s. Fee 
a! 
rate 
Ph 
On East 
dies into which the importation of foreign sugar is not pro- to remo 
z | aaien tan White clayed, 1. 1s. 9d.; brown, muscovado,’ or 
e the in 
ar no use bothering themselves about it.—Sir R. PEEL 
