WEDNESDAY.—After hearing the Royal Assent given to several Bills (see Lords), on the motions that the report of the Iristi Equitable Loan Bill be read a third time, the House divided, For the Motion, 35—Against it, 17. Report agreed to, and Bill read a third time. The third read

CARLTON lIGUSS, JuNF. 9,1824. The Hine was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on J- " - ePh Littledale, Esq., one of the Justices of His stajesty's Court of Kings Bench The King has been pleased to appoint Thomas Earl of Kellie to be Liet. tenant and Sheriff-Pri

The late Mr. Harris's Balloon wa., conveyed on Thursday afternoon to the Bedford Arms, - Camden Town. and was yesterday exhibited in the Long Room of that Tavern for the benefit of the widow and her family. There was no charge made, but the Committee left it entirely to the gene

Mr. Thomas Jarvis, an irrii;ortant loolcing personage, who s!ated himself to he a parish constable, aeting in his own right, apidird to the,niagistrates for redress, tinder what considered great ill usage from the police officers on Bow-street estublishment. It will he remembere

W. WILLIAMS moved for a return of the qu a ntity of refined sugar exported from England and Scotland, io the year 1823, distinguishing the prices.—Ordered. The Irish Roads Bill was reported, and the third read in ordered for NlJnday. The Irish Annuity Company Bill was reported,

_ • _1 - - COURT OF CwaidT - PLE ILIS Ts-cr D AI,. • THE DUKE OF NORWMUMBERLAND V. eLOWES. This was an action brought by the Duke. of Northumberland against the defendant, for a nuisance; in erecting a steam engine close to Northumberland House. . A wooden plan of Northumberland

At Covent Garden last nig-hr, after " Twelve Precisely," a little piece composed of very slight materials, for the purpose of exhibiting the versatility of Mrs. GIIATTER• LEY'S talents, as well as her adroitness in the business of the toilette, " Charles the Second"' was repeate

Dublin, Hutton & Co. coach makers Dublin, Juvenile Library, Sackville- Dublin, G. Collins, 17, Ross lane street FRANCE. Paris, Lc Gros, Valais Royal A liberal allowance made to Venders. Persons wishing to become such are requested 0 give a respectable reference in London, or rem

The inhabitants of COggeshall in Essex are famous as being the butts of many ludicrous jokes, which their neighbours take a malicious pleasure in relating of them. We select the following specimens:— A man having received from Colchester some red herrings as a present, was so pl

her. , and pronounced by all , en, " What have you to Bryant, a raal I have this to say your of eggs, at 3 for 2d. me—lts duck,says he,my me to be cure, and boils here to Toomevara will no as I wont be spaking t I the right, Cod save refused to do it ? een made in the law, and .