... We defer the insertion of oar remarks on Lord v John Russell's letter, the conclusion of which is u given in our present number, in order. to offer a g .few observations upon the Queen's proclamation, a with all due respeict for the authority from which it apparently proceeds. It is not constitutionally settled whether, in a royal proclamation, the sove-C reign speak through the mouths of the ...

... . CAPE OF GO0D HOPE,. 'Else situation of the colony of ?? of Gooid lop ij evidently becoming critical if but a soull portion of the complaints and statements with which the papers and p,'ivate letters abound on every ?? are alonb founded ia -faet. Ther- Grahals's Town journals to the '5tl of Ge- tbernjare filled'with -opious-s details of the trials of Hlot- ?? the native-tribes; principally ...

... TIHE DISSLNTER INIPELISONEDt FORl NOT GOING TO CHURCIh. On the 30th Nov. a public meeting of the parishioners of Lilauelly was convened, to consider the case of' AMr. John James, who was committed to gaol for non-payment of costs of a suit in the Ecclesiastical Court against him), for absenting himself from the parish church. Air. NV. Rees, choUrchWardenr, having been called to the chair, The ...

... 1 FRANCE. rhte late insumrection is still tie principal topic referred t to by the French journals or the public.' New arrests s houirly take place, a d aew iaiformauoit pours in 'on go. e vernmnent. The pirodfur the cuoinuencemenit of the trialv t of the accused couiaduot therefore be yet fixed. 'The Court of Cilrectionsl Police'of Paris. appli64, on, Ss ¢urdahv, to the'editoir of the ...

... PROSECUTION OF THE REV. MR. STEPHENd, OR A FPW WORDS OW THE ATTEMPT OF THE BASE, BRUTAL, AND BLOODY ON THE LIFE AND LBERCTY OF THAT GOOD MAN.-ADDRESfED TO THE PEOYLF OP LAN. CASHIRE AND YOWSHIRA.-BY THE AUTHOR OF POOR F4W PAPERS, &-C.&C. The following letter Iws bden sent to us for publica- tw tid by Mr.' Oastler, to whom it Was in the Arst pliace Y addressed by the author:- - Alici-M* ...

... It was our duty, some few weeks since, to direct the ir attention of our readers to an instance in which the agents in of the Childrens' Friends' Society were employed in traus- to porting a poor child without the knowledge of its parents. W In the following case there is much worthy of attention, b3 and at a more fitting opportunity we shall offer a few re-X marks upon the subject. tb St At ...

... RATIONAL Co 3n ?? laii~d2 eo ha xedregye jU wp~ep,^eM Pw~Ix#t qtai 14c ipaiof adcr4ssed 500 wety~er. ifrti s s4pia5,ie attended 4peeo gt- a the ;fbct.wat1 t0a title ed~torfl4pi4§t zy~tgitat3!s 5!2 * Jsiiu .Taviqr, was ,8axd ,ts s ve goup ?? Sll a l miingham 'seFeassoa wpsi a 'vote gf censure,' 2ppOFIWD e de~Iegates. antinot ass was prinsted. n vot~e ^q,,use. d M~r. ,Neesopi bad e~ver been ...

... STATE OF NEW SQUTH WALES. (FROs THlE QUARTERLY nREVIaW.) The colony contains two colleges, an agricultural and horticultural society, a religious tract society, a society for promoting Christian knowledge, a society for pro- moting colonial produce, a subscription library, five banks, two assurance companies, a benevolent asylum, a bible society, associations for suppressing cattle-stealing, a ...

... .. ?? iETTgS-RoM LONDON. X By TisE i1911S 'POTATOE EATER. A PEEP .'ATF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. D'ehr Phiiip-How false to your word, do you say I am. 'i'har, my dear fellow, is acl~haracter, which ?? of all persons, am not entitled to.' For no matter what my vestidtne are, I' have net ceased to give regularly to voi through. 'the pos-offce, all the rainutiie of my whereaboit; ated in order that ...

... FRANCE. The arrangements for the new ministry are said to be nearly complete. The following appointments have been announced as already determined upon, by the papers:- SOULT ?? War and president. BR.s ?? Foreign affairs. DUP.N ?? Justice. HU.MANN ?? Finance. PASSY ?? Interior. VILLEMINE ?? Public instruction. DuPERRE ?? Marine. SAuzEz and DUFAUlaRE have also seats in the cabinet. Of the 450 ...

... DESPERATE AFFRAYS WI TH POACHERS. I ~ . _ A man, named James Somerfield, was brought before tile Rev. Mr. O(slow, a magihtrate for Surrey, on Wed- nesday last, charged with shooting at a gairrekeeper of Mr. Thomas Page, a gentleman residing near Cobbam. with intent to kilt him. Mr. Harvey Combe, one of vhose keepers has been recently mrrrdered, and several other gentlemen of the ...

... F.ROM TIHE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, Jan. S. p D)RCLAIATTON or XeoLvRNCy.-Andrew Northcroft, Chan. cely-laine, law-stationer. BANKRUIPTS.-G. Burnliam, sen., and G. W. Burnham. jun., ri of Bedford, diuggilts.-H. Blis, of Nalisworth, Gloucester- list.-mnufactuver.P-R. Woolsich. of Stroud, Gloucestershiro, linendraper. . Divinsns.-A. Mareb, Brentford, confectioner, Jan. 31.- S. Mills, sen., B. ...