... pervert, antd to delude. Only about aije-half 'ntn l'eers, it is said, attended ; and hadl not the treat. Oa f the p ersecuted Queen given it sosiw interest, the ~ark bdnY of the: people looked on all belonging to it, cx- - 6ri t le expenes. with indifference ...

... revolution is leared in that quarter against the Gover-a. ment. s, Afexico.-A conspiracy was on foot to assassinate Gene- ral Victoria. All the gendarmerie were to be the accom- r. pices; but the chief of the conspiracy was arrested in time. Tihe President ...

... that Prince Leopold looks forward to the influence which he may acquire in this country by his relationship to the Princess Victoria and her mother, who, in events which are possible, though we trust distant, would have preten- tsions to the Regency. We ...

... Vienna, coming dol to the 7th Jully, we are assured that Prince Metter- l nicli had arrived there; that Donna Maria, the young Queen, was expected, bh way of T'rieste. The Emperor Don Pedro has agreed to the 'mediation of the Emperor of I Austria in the projected ...

... of Eldon. The communings between the four -were close-and frequent. rs Tug KING'S LEvFs.-Wednesday morning, the King l and Queen, accompanied by the- Royal Family, left St. l James's Palace, and proceeded to the barracks in the Re-: lj. gent's Park, where ...

... estates confiscated by Miguel. The only substitute for this loss has been an honorary appointment under the young and legitimate Queen by the Emperor of the Bra- zils, and the Marquis has retired into Italy with his lady I and thirteen children. But instead ...

... daughter's rights and interests, will be the : rson appointed Regent, in the event of his Majesty's de- rease during the Princess Victoria's minority. There have been various reports on the subject of a change of Ministry. We have reason to believe that the Dake ...

... surprise. The proposition which the organ of Government made in the House of Lords respecting the guardianship of the infant Queen, and the Regency of the kingdom, in the Ia- mentable event of the demise of our truly-beloved Sove- reign, will find as few ...

... three times three. Tile next toast proposed was The Queen, which was received with like demonstrations of respect. Song- All hail to the Bride of oar trse Britih/ King. T The Princess Victoria. The CHAIsRMAN then said lie would propose a toast, ...

... held on the 28th inst; on which day also the Queen will hold a drawing room. A juvenile fete, in honour l of the Princess Victoria's birthday, will be given on the 25th. George the First, when on a visit to Queen Anne before her accession, having been created ...

... circumstance. But like father-likeson. The Queen honoured tile Kineg's theatre last night with her presence. Her Majesty was acconm. g panied by her sister, the Duchess of SaxeWceimar r ?? was ?? opera. The Queen left town for Windsor, accompanied by her ...

... -TuESDAY. 'The Hou9se presented the novel spectacle of a Queen coining in state; her Majesty arrived shortly before the ](in, who went there also il state to give the Royal Aissent to the Queen's Dowry Bill. ' The Speaker of the House of Commons, who ...