... Wcript? - ;PO. Y Olt LONDON, Thursday, Jna taih verytHE Paris Papers of Tbesiaor weith several of very nesdrry's date, have been received this inornns n t 0 bring veiy important intelligence,,fom Turk Tur' a(I e 50 Steno op/i, ii a second edition, dated Tuesidv ayhle th e total defeat of the army of' tile G(iu V.'f uloiunce han Egptian forces; and thotuguh no date is Vin Z 1'nth ~ there ...

... TU ESDrAtot atNL'Al . TUESD9AY, Jjavu-nr S. OPENING or THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. His Majesty's Commission for the trial of the prisoners implicated in the late outrages, and also for the delivery of the Gaol of all other offendefgs !r against the laifsj was opened in the Guildhall s. yesterday morning. The event, as might reason- s, ably be supposed, had been looked forward toI Le with an almost ...

... ELE CTlION NelTELLIGIENCEl. WI:s'rER, Divisio\ OFG o~FSt~ultu.I ouir fourthl %ag sil ?? Foulnd thO slieehuCS ol' thle lionl. G. Blerkteley andl the lITom. A. Mo tretoni, lit :Ii meeting of' the electors of' this, division at ('nalpit I I eathi. A not her ?? tock lilace onl Saturday aficir. nloo1l, at (Jldhind Coflmitlio, Ais ieh was is ti l more inumerously at entilid .A hirge party met the ...

... 1jlarliamenttar Intettince. hOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. The turnpike acts continuance bill went through it committee, and was reported. Viscount MaELBOURNtE laid upon the tabletbe report of thecom- missioners upon the poor laws, and recommended it to the serious, impartial, and attentive consideration of their lordship. The Earl of DuassAm presented a petition from the parish of AlIhallows, ...

... ilailiamenta iquirc. P L ?uj Intell ,ROUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. - At the request of Lord AUUKLAND, the Earl of A-ee'tatriN postponed hisquestions on the Belgic tlreaty, until theinextdilay (Tuesday).-Adjotirned. TUE SDAY. Earl GREY presented a petition from a part ol'.lre- land, for an alteratiom in the laws regarding church poperty; and in doing so his lordship-said that, before the House Could ...

... fistol Mercu,,1, ?? Sin,-Yourinertion if the followingarticre froin the d Jamaica Watechlans, a respectable periodical, published ire in Kingston, will contribute, I doubt not, to counteract Ic- the slanders which have been so freely circulated against e; the Baptist Missionaries, Messrs. 1tnibb, Wfhitehorne, r1's and Abbott. It is also deserting of particular attention its that, in the ...

... Clt.WTV SUSPEP4SXON BRIDGE. To the Editor of the Bristol Mercilry. Sin,-l-avingread in your papertwo letterssigled 0G. on the subject of the Suspension Bridge, and being rather of a prudeht, cautious disposition, I -am unwilling to invest my slender capital in any object that hasr not a Foral certainty of securing to me the little incoime which is necessary for my supiort. I beg-, therefore, ...

... foA the BUABR'GERSqSof he NEW TOWN COUNCIL. * iFxtitoWJCztrzits,-Tfie: day of our enfranchi tmert is athand; jf, indeed, we not only design to act, but will act, hijn &manoer that ialsl ternder iVlUNwICrAL 4t,oas a measure not only epeating .p,amisieto the Car, but, keeping it to tbe hope. For centuries our, teic -st aind mnst valuable interests have lair; ' inder the powerof locil government ...

... MUNTCIPAL E;LECTION, WARD OF ST FHlLIP~AN.D.AO (IT-, A~ nutiferouser~eetinK of thIe burgesses~of this wAird Was held on 1N .S,%nDRaa, .Esq, was Veiled to the chair. The Chi~iirman, after re, tet-ti -is'th 'sOi eOe iiiaotee ctpeieni had 6d~t~his called oiit rsdsidtli'~blevdti~et~~ had bee e'olwadi~bt. geneisInvitntitsr, wiithdtiit dti~U5 l party. ~TheocIject foi~which they werd.met was a ...

... FIRST IMEETING OF THE COUNCILLORS. ELECTION OF ALDERMIEN. ?? Thursday, agreeably to the act, the first meeting of the to town-i.cOlCillOrS was theld for the purpose of nominatig sixteen aldermen. Siortl after twelve o'clock, lr. Joseph Cookson moved that Thomtas Daniel, Esq. take the chair. Alr. I51. H. Castle having seconded the motion, Ar. Daniel said that he would rather decline the honour; ...

... ?? vae given, in our supplement, some interesting particulars, extracted fron 6he Courier, relative to a system of persecution recently resorted to by the clergy of Edin- burgh to enforce the payment of an obrnoxioms Impost, and we have now to record a proceeding somewhat analogous ron the part of the exclusive church party of our own city, havin reference to the enforcing of the payment of ...

... pewo bp tDe tonVon PootO. LOJNDON, TuRSDAY, July 14. ii French Journals of Friday anld Saturday, devote a Ilrge share of their columns to discussions respecting ea l. y to assassinate the King. There are Joatecons lia'lready in custody, charged with being teentf' pear ar°essarles in the plot for the commission of 1,iOcilolf regicide. The presumed fabricator of the the Crime Well as thie leader ...