24 MARCH 1832, page 12

The Presidency Of The Garrick Club Will Become Vacant On

the de- parture of Lord Mulgrave for Jamaica. The preparations, which had been low , since commenced, for erect- ing a statue of Mr. Canning in one of the enclosures adjoining......

Postscript.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday contain a report of a debate of a very lively and rather tumultuous character, in which M. PEatut lashed the opponents of his Ministry, as men who......

In The Division In The House Of Lords On Thursday

night, Ministers were in a minority of one with regard to the Peers present, and only obtained a majority on the proxies. Some of the opponents of Minis- ters boast that a......

Division On The Reform Bill. Majority For The Third Reading.

Fox, Lieut.-Col. Pelham, Hon. C. A. Whitmore, W. W. Gisborne, T. Pendarves, E. W. W. Wilbraham, G. Alt horp, Vise. Glynne, Sir S. Peuleaze, J. S. Williams, Sir J. Bt. Mean°, II.......

The Managers Of Covent Garden Theatre Have Agreed To Give

up to the performers, for the rest of the season, the entire profits of the theatre, and to furnish it with lights and every other requisite gratui- tously. This singular offer......

Tue Index Cannot Be Published Till The Week After Next.

We must decline reviewing letters of which the postage is not paid.......

Tue Money Market.

STOCK ENCHANCE ' FRIDAY EYE NING.—Consols closed on Saturday at 83a and Exchequer Bills at Ss. to Ps. prem. : the demand for either was flat. To-day there was a slight......