... 'On Friday everihig, as his Majesty was returning, in his lravenling carriage to Windsor, the horse of a fair equestrian took frightwhen near the New Palace, St. James's Park, and threw its rider; his Majesty, with characteristic gallantry, immediately alighted, and after ascertaining that the lady had received no serious injury, he returned to his-carriage and drove ?? Herald. Among the ...

... X I SCALL A ATE UIL. QUrrN'S DsiAwIVIN Roosr.~-The Queen held a draw- ing-room 00, FriduY at St. Jamies's. The company was, fmore numerous then at ainy diawing-roorn this season. ite IDuchess Of Kent arrived in stateI escorted by a party of the Life Guarcin;, anti svsl accomtaritedl by Prineleinado Sxex Coburg ati th Plince of Letitingen, atrd ics attended by Lady Theresa Strangways. The dress ...

... The following extracts are fronm dr. IIARVEYWMYATT'S I W'ork, - Uonsiderationls onl the Landed Interest, to which 'W efered last week. The present protecting price ought not to be reduce:].I This protecting price, tunder any revision of the Corn Laws, ought to be secur~ed. The Corni Laws ought to protect the farmer inl UnplI~itiOUtS Seasons with a defficient crop ;-for the average price of ...

... rtlt l-n Tx ?? V-1 Lorndon, Tuesday, Feb. 11. el CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK._-*We have no foreign A arrivals this morning of the least impor:ance, and tlhe Money lqarket is in a much more tranquil state, althoughi of considerable business has been transacted sinc. the opening. b: Consuls have been at 89Yi, but are now at 8911 for the of account. The letters from Paris are not of much interest, ...

... ENGLISH COUNTIES. GainOal Places. Members. , W Bedfordshire - AsteDl vice RusseDl . 1 0 Cambridge - Allix ,, To0nley , 1. Cheshire (N) . Legh ,, EJ Stanley 0 I 0 Cheshire (S) . Tollemache' ,, G Wilibam 1 b Cornwal (EH) . Bashleligh ,, Vivian . O. Cornwall (W) - Lord BiRose ,, Iemon 1 0 Dorsetsbire - Bankes ,,Stranevay. 1 0 Gloucesterabire(B) Charteris , P oreton . 1 0 Herefordshire - ...

... FOBREIG IN'ELLIGENCE. I 'Ihe Paris papers have been received. An insurrec- tionary spirit, similar to that displayed at Toulouse, bad shewn itself at Audh, whsere an emissary had been wrrested en for attempting to prevail on two squadrons of cavalry not to depart for Toulouse, whither they were ordered to pro- Bil coed. Two barricades eereted by the inhabitnt w ereI carried by the troops, and ...

... BELPEIR MECIIAVICS' IxNSTITUT!O 0 .-it. URITTON'S LECTUORES. On ThurBdyitt,i Mr Britton, of Derby, delivered a Lecture on Prejudice and Error, to the.members, friends,. and supporters of the above useful and promising Insti- tution. TLh lectu'rcr ehaing defined prejudice, which. !lhb termed false judgment, or judgment formed without !examination, in accordance with the definition of our~ great ...

... J MINISTEi .IAL :i T . ?? & W'e scorn to imitate the oneaking, annr ?? their defeats made by the ministerialjournaleifl'thqcpses of Canterbury, Walsall, anhd Mdonnioutblssire We pWro,- mnulgate the fact that Lord'Lisfoivcll has b-eens reitumed for St. Alban's in letters as largoas swe ?? we had to tell of Mr. Bond Cabbell's reterpiotne¶'eR larger letters. We are not ishaned or tired ...

... sou'VII AUSTRALIA. 1,9itrn that olonrel Gawler is recalled from the i t ?? Southern Australia, and that a Captain or tirey is appointed to succeed hin. Colonel : ig ilis rcsidence in the colony, has nade the which at his arrival there he found nil, ?? :, t lie had sold land in the colony a year I . 'te altnatst of 120,0001., which he remitted to . i .u aid of the emigration fund. And he is ...

... - MTISCELLANEOUS. . . . VOTE FoR SIR STEPHEN GLYNNE, B ?? Mit- chell, Reynolds, and others, tenants under the Marquis F of Westminster, sent a memorial to Lord R. Grosvenor, soliciting permission to vote as they pleased at the elec- tion for Flintshire-wbich was refused; they were there- fore compeueld to vote for Mr. Mostyn; and when Mr. Gorst administered the oaths, they gave in their ...

... PUBLIC MEETING To ADDRESS THE QUEEN. On Saturday lost, a Public Aleeting of the Inhabitants of tal Derby, was held in the County Hall, Derby, 1For the purpose tl of considering the best mode of testifying our loyalty on the occosjon of our Gracious Sovereign having given birth to ans Heir apparent to the Throne of these Realms, in which all classes may participate. The meeting was called by ...

... nDeBBY TOWN COU&CIL. l I~~ I The usual QUARITERsLY MEETING Of the Derby Town 5I Council wee held in the Town Hall, on Thursday, the MAYORt in the Chair. There was a small attendance of members, and the proceedings were unimportant. e Previous to the reports of the several Committees being l read, the Mayor wished to call the attention of the Coon- oil to the answers to the Addresses of ...