... THE FiFTEENTH OF APRIL. ?? .. The meagre records of tbe proceedings of the two houses sufficiently show titat all parties are anxiously aawaiting the approaching struggle on Monday next. The Tories are flagging up the deaf, blind, and halting por. Lion of their honest and paetsiotic fraternity, and tile WVhigs are raking every hole and corner, and using their best ap- pliances and means to ...

... -T I St;ANID CmAP Tat Wne'T rwam i9. veuted anadpat.ntied ;1, Mr. Wilkin Lkalleal.: Its aev~elty 'consists of a *a^ iv eel, .c~ot~jUini getii :complete, clsagesgj^.re~,I; a|- :zIntr~w~rs ch,. i ,desehge4, i can~ a bevraplacbadobefior byi3. 'to e u hnde,;od abuwdl tches ane ,pq'reasitOhe?) 0 'italhcoloar aqbfttered,. caen ibeechlis rified tbe.is-' 4o e1ig4 e'el hu~nd(red' htimnes, w. ...

... ' On Monday night the vicinities of Finsbury-square ant Bibhopsgate-street were in the greatest state of excite- ment, from an alarming conflagration suddenly bursting forth from tile lower part of a three-story brick building, in the occupancy of Air. Lynes, tailor, No. 69, Sun- street. It was first perceived by some passengers, who, in passing by the premises, noticed through the crevices of ...

... * TlHE ~ST&OUD.:.FINAIITY IIT R. .- ?? t- .t V ?? ?? :, ,j. ?? ~ 't ?? 'i:zoLORitJoiHif itU55lSL; i..; * i M-MyCioe'-The station you oocupyi aes ?? e aneuobt* long epinaoix lhtter to ou ontituenats r atenr m vneahiy~to tl0~e. ,otry~at'|1,rge,; ?? 1 , ...

... ?? ?? !i . Iletnguezkimcselbr in.te r>atepubic ude mgw an ac-feircl bi Vr`land beibgaom-e ?? lArtwtcdratef;:rf~ .Mr. ollagkey aie Qfn4i tbilerpstztno Philips. __8Dkon i~ajnigJ to-aellbotiilidteo the ciwch2~ & z#: atpe tk out hise now~a loeanted (llleg Ddnubrl tain waith high oofr wic A j S~~ ~ ~~ An ntkobtf thi departent ?? senlendand: coinaaciiaing rance w no :oe herwoulid cher.pc tong-mest ...

... I NOBLE CONDUCT OF AN EraPLOY ER.-COMBINATION f AND AssAuLT.-Yesterday Ford and Groom, apprentices S in the service of James John Frost, ropemaker in the d Commercial road East, wvere brought before Mr. Combed on a charge of using threats towards John Harrmer, by o hich he ient in bodily fear. Mr. Pelham, who attended c on behalf of Mr. Frost, the employer, stated that his ?? had suffered ...

... DINNER TO JULIAN HIAKNEY, BY TlHE DE- I MOCRATIC AsSOCLATi'ON. ?? The Democratic Assucialion of London gave n putli, ditner, ?? eveiiug, to George .lulian Harnev. 1The dinner was served upin a ?? in ite Jacob's Well iavern. The *alls of the apartment were decorated with nume- rons devices. Mr. Bronterre.O'Brien was called to the chair amidst lourl acclamation.' On lis right was seated 1lr. ...

... :ADDRE&S TO THE MEN OF CORNWii- (Continued from last week.) Our hard task-imasters and cruel oppressors, who have laid on our shoulders burdens too heavy to be borne, say we are going too far by being determined to bear thenl n longer. - So said Pharaoh, King of Egypt, to the children of Israel, but- the proud oppressor, with his numerous army, met with a signal overthrow in his attempt to ...

... THE WEEKLY DISPATCH AND THE WEEIKLY C[HRONICLEDEFENCE OF MR. STEPHENS -SIAso M. RADICALISM IN LONDON, &c. &c. There are at present . two sham-radical journals in',Lndon, whici' are d6ing the causq of Universal Suffrage an .immensity of mischief. These j ournals are, the base Weekly Dispatch, and the baser Weekly Chronicle.. The, former is an omnium gatherinm or, olhipodrida sort of affair,, ...

... ?? ~ ~ . . I HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, APRIL 8. The house resumed its sittings after the Easter recess. Mr. SPEAKER informed the house that the petition ag ainst the return of Mr. Bructa, for Carlow, must be dis. charged for want of the usual sureties. Discharged ac- currdigly. On the motion of' Sir T. FREEMANTLE, a new writ was ordered for the county of Ayr, in the room of Mr. Dunlop, deceased ...

... THE OPERATIVE. LONDON, DEC. 30, 1838. By the arrival at Liverpool, on Tuesday, of the packet ship Independence, from New York, we have received United States' and Canada papers, the former to the 7th instant inclusive. Rumours of the capture of a Russian agent, and of pre- parations for another revolution of the Canadas, include nearly the whole of the intelligence from the British ...

... PUBLIC MEETMING ABEERDEEN.-A public meetingj^of the -mite and i Temile assuciations' was held ?? Temperance.' Hall, ' Quevlrls-.et. on Monday evesist, thih'W5%1 Ii otit in prusipect of the People's Charter being presented to par A lisff'rt. Thte Hall was crowded to overflow. iMr. John E Leggi. in the chair. The proceedings of the evening were opeened by praite, the hymn, composed fur the occa- ...