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year 1842, as ordered by the Treasury minute of the
day of May, 1842. Return of the details, as submitted
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on which the esti:
mate No. 201 of last session was prepared. Return of
letters registered in the travelling post-office in a week
in July or August, 1843.
After a- few observations from the CHANCELLQB
of the EXCHEQUER, the returns were agreed to.
UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN.
Mr. WYSE then moved for returns showing 111
annual amount of income received by the University 01
Dublin, during each of the last ten years; distinguishill
the sources from which such income has been derive
with the amount in gross and net derived from each
source respectively. Estimated and received amount of
annual income during each of the last ten years from
livings in the gift of the University of Dublin. List of
ensolumetits, whether under head of salaries or fees, or
for rooms in college, and commons or other allowanots
enjoyed by the provost, senior and junior fellows, scholar.
professors, and officers of the University of Dublin, shoo-
ing the amount enjoyed by each respectively, with the
names of each person receiving the same, and the reli-
gious persuasion to which he belongs. Amount of an-
nual receipts carried to the Tutors' Fund, during each:
of the last ten years. Amount of annual receipts trolls
fees not included in the.above, for raatriculation,andl
conferring of degrees, during the last ten years resptsn'.
Lively. Amount of annual receipts for fees for returaillg. on the hooks names -of graduates entitled to vote at the
Parliamentary elections for the University, during eaolls •
of the last ten years respectively. Summaries of the fora
going returns for the whole period above specified.;..
Number of fellows, senior and junior scholars and pro-
fessors, elected and appointed during the last ten yeastsi,
with dates of their several elections or appointment%
distinguishing to what religious persuasion they; re-
spectively belong; • total amount of undergraduates on
the books on the Ist day of January, 1844; the nuttibei-
of undergraduates admitted and carried on -the books,
for the last ten year's; distinguishing to what 're
ligiuus persuasion they respectively belong. Numbek
of graduates, specifying their respective degrees.
for each year for the last ten years, distinguishing -
to what religious 'persuasion they respectively belong.' ,
COLLEGIti, OF M,AYNOOTH
Mr. WYSE also moved for a return •of -the nu..
nual amount of income received by the Roman
Catholic Royal College .of Maynooth each year,
for the last ten years, distinguishing the sources front
which such income has been derived, with the amount.
in gross and net derived from each source respectively.
Lists of emoluments, whether under head of salaries,
fees, rooms in college, or commons or other allowances "-
enjoyed by -the • president, - professors, studentsi
and officers of, the college, showing the- amount,eo.-: ,
joyed by each" respectively. Summaries of the' fore- -
going returns for the whole period above ;specified.
Number of professors, students, on the foundation, and
other otlicers elected or appointed each year, for the 'last
-ten years. Total' number of students admitted and.
carried on the books of- the 'college each year, for the
last. tem yesxs.• Nuniber of students who ,have passed
their final examination,. and such as have left the college
each year for the last ten'years;:distinguishing such as
were in orders fron4 laymen. The course in use in the
college on the Ist day of January,: 1844, and, the text. •
books read in the same.
ROYAL BELFAST INSTITUTION.-
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Mr. WYSE- likewise moved for the annual amount 01
income received by the Royal Belfast Institution in each-
year for the last ten years; distinguishing 'the sources
from which such income -has • been derived, with. the
amount in gross and net, derived from each source re-
spectively. List of emoluments whether under head of
salaries, fees, or' other allowances enjoyed by the prin
cipal, professors, students on the foundation, if anyoted" .
officers of the Belfast Institution, showing -the 'amotmS
enjoyed by each respectively, and to what religious per—
suasion each belongs. Summaries of the foregoing returns
for the whole period above specified. Number of psofes-
sore, students on the foundation, if any, and officers elected
or appointed each year for the last ten years. Total
number of students admitted and carried on the books
of the institution each year, for the last ten years
distinguishing the religious persuasion to which they
respectively belong. Number of students who have
passed their final examination, and such- as have left the .
college each year for the last ten years, distinguishing
the religious persuasion to--which they respectively
belong, and whether in orders or laymen. The course
in use ,in the institution on the Ist day of Januarys
1844, and the text booki read in the same. -
Sir ROBERT PEEL thought it was not quite Wet°
call for returns from this institution. He thought it
would nothe proper to distinguish the religious persuasions
of the members or students of the University. Me op- '
posed the motion baits present form, because be thought
no gciod could -result from it, and because he considered'',
it might form a very inconvenient precedent, and ono '
detrimental to public business.
Mr. SHAW' also opposed• it, and thought nothing
could be more invidious and unreasonable than to call
upon professional gentlemen in the University to state
the amount of their private emoluments. • Nothing, in
his opinion, could be more improper.' With regard to
that part of the motion Calling for a return of the num-
bers of Catholics- and Protestants, he thought, as well as
being only injudicious, it was very useless, as it was well
known that ;scholars and fellows in that univers
sity must be 'Protestants, but -that Roman Catholics;
might be, and great numbers were; undergraduates or
-Trinity College. . •
Atter a few words from Sir R. PEEL, • • .
Mr. WYSE consented to withdraw the present' um-
tion,,at the some time promising It/introduce one in' all
amended form.' • • - '
Sir R. PEEL.moved that the Select 'Cettiniittee
controverted elections do consist of sixteen. Members... .
and that Lord Ashley's name be added to the-satire Cora'
mittee,Agreed to.
The Report -of the Committee of Supply was then
brought up and received. - •• -
The, Orders -of the Day were then disposed of, and
the louse adjourned till. Monday, the 15th of April.

COMPLETE HISTORY or THE WAR IN CHINA, 41I0••"
—We; are requested to state that Mr. Colbttrn, of Great
Marlborough-street, has this day published " The Murat/Nee
of the Voyages and Services of the Nemesis, from 1840 to
1843 ; and of all the combined Naval and Military Opera-
tions n China ; together with Important Notices •of that
Country, a complete Account of the Colony of. .Hong-Kong.
and Remarks on our future Intercourse with the Chinese, &c..
from the Notes of Commander W. H. Hall, R.N.,. and Per-
sonal pbservations; by W. D. Bernard; Esq., A.M , &0., in
vols. Bve., with Maps and Plates, price 325. bound;.
can now be hidnf all Booksellers. ' Mr. COlburn hag also just :40 published, " The Narrative of the 'Last Campaign in
Affghanistan, under General Pollock,".by Lieut. Greenwood,
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'of her IV4esty's 31st Regiment ; forming a Companion to.the
Narratives, of Lady Sale and Lieut. Eyre, in 1 vol. skull Bvo., •274
with Plates, price .12s. bound.
WHITEFRIARR; ,oR, THE DAYS f)1, CHARLES 'THE
SEQ.:DID ; an Historical , Romance. A third, edition of this
work, we observe, has just appeared. "They who look. in -a.
romance for marvellous and thriliing incident, rapid and
startling effects; perpetual perils, and hair-bjeadth escapes
for numerous characters all drawn in colours of bold relig4
will here find a book after their own hearts.- ,No one can
deny the ingenuity and skill with which the author has '
wrought Lia story ; 'and the power of description evidenced
in all his principal scenes, many of which actually stand be-
fore' the eye like so many. pictures on' the stage. Beginning'
in the year 1667, and ending in 1683, we, have the great Dos
of London, the Titus Oates' plot, Colonel Blood's conspiracy,-
the troubles in .Scotland; with the,:battle of Bothwell Brig*
the Rye-house plot, and other historical events of the period,
all introduced with considerable 'skill and effect, In his
general views ot the aspect of the times, of the state of •
society, and in his description of London and its purlieus as
they existed in thoie• da).'s, the author has been very suc-
cessful. The jolly scenes in Alsatia are perfect in their way
Amongstr the numerous historical characters which are intro-
(limed in these pages, we may mention thOse of Charles the-
Second "and his Queen, Rochester, Buckingham, Monmouth'.
Shaftesbury, Russell, Sydney,. Judge Jeffreys, Titus Oates,
Colonel Blood, Nell Gwyn, 86c.!'—Ittorning ,Chronicle,
• SPRING.—The prevalence of, cutaneous visitations
at this period of the year inculcates the necessity of pre-. 1)
serving the Skin in a pure and healthy 'state, so that its fuse- ' •
Lions may be duly performed. The great celebrity whick
Rowland's Eery-dor" exclusively maintains as an active yd.'
mild and soothing agent kir extirpating all impurities, s'ad
imparting a healthy freshness to the Skin, is most pleasi'nnly.
evinced at the present season. This balmy and odoriferous
Itreamy liquid- is composed of extracts from the most rare
flowers and herbs of an eastern clime—its discovery by a lady of rank, wasno less singular ,than its effects have been '
, felicitous during the last thir years. Its universally great
demand excites the cupidity of unprincipled shopkeepers,
who give the title of " Genuine" Ralydor,to some conounds
of their own manufacture of the most deleterious character. •
containing mineral art ringents utterly ruinous to the Cons " . '
plexion, and by their ropeliant action endangering health.
It is, therefore, imperative on purchasers to see that the words .
" Rowland's lakydor" are on the wrapper.—All 'others are :
fraudulent counterfeits.

On the 30th ult., at Trinity-square, Southwark, the wife of. Mr. Henry Jarvis, of a son. • •
On the 31st ult., at Claplaam-rise, the lady of W.. Von , Mello, Esq., of a son.
On the 31st ult., at the Bury,Chesham, Buckinghamshire',
the lady of William Lowndes, Esq.,. of a daughter. ,
On the 31st ult., at Denmark-hill, the lady, of Charlo-'
Barron, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 31st ult., in Gordon-square, the lady of Ballot' ,*
Peacock, Esq., of a ion. • •
On the 31st ult., in' Montagu-square, • the lady of Ellie
Reeve, Esq., of a daughter. . ,

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On the 30th ult., at St. ,Alphage Churc—, —reenw_,cir‘ ;;;),
Masters. Francis James Archer, Esq., to Amelia, eldest daurol
ter of the late Charles Bradley, Esq.
On the 30th ult., At St. Bride's, Fleet-street, . Mr. John
Shirley, of Salisbury-square, to Jane, youngest'4filighter o',
• Mr. Johnson, of William-street, Lowndes-square.

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On the 26th ult., at Amsterdam,, Captain John Duvall-1i".
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of the 81st Footruged 73.
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On the 27th ult., Mrs. Fyson, of Blickfriaro-road, wife- 4- e
J. Fyson, Esq., aged 58.
On the 27th ult., 'at 'the Cloughs, near Newcastle-under., 0-'4
L 3, me, the Rev. John Basnett, aged 81. -
On the 28th ult., at Liverpool, Charles Boutflower, Esq. • On the 29th ult., Mrs. Katharine Brown, Fitzroy-square.
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On the 30th ult., at Old Malton. Abbey, Yorkshire, Charles ,; 4": re
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Smithson, Esq.„. 44 • On the 30th ult., at Camberwell-grove,• the infant son 'of „
Geoige Reid, . • -On the 30th ta, at Highbuty, Isabella Louisa, the inftW •
daughter of Mi-. and Mrs. Henry Maynard.
On the 30th ult., at Church-cottage, Park-road, Stool'''.
well, Sarah,"the wife of Mr. 'l'. Collins, aged 57.
On the 31st ult.; at St. George's-road, Southwark, Sar
relict of the late James Samms, of Demerara.
the eldest .On the 31st ult., at Sandgate, Augustus Mark, -
son of the Rev. M. D. French.
On the 31st ult., at Milner-square, Isliniton,
Oatheriai
Cochran, eldest daughter. of Mr. W. Stevenson. "_ • ,
Ou the 31st ult., in. Circus-road; St. John's-wned,
George
Lackington,Esq. aged 67
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