... A great religious change is taking place in Ger- many. The bible is read with avidity by the Roman Il1iillJ I IU111:-JPI 1a . -~a 's . a; - -- catholics ; and the clergy of this religion are, in many parts of the country, making strenuous efforts for the abolition ofcelibacy, and for liberty to read the mass in German. In various instances they have turned pro= testants, with a great ...

... ISTATE Ad T;:Hi!' c d I joXCENWAiaY ROdpicD~sd r LtoteeiE,& - e. le Llcolns~ee mgistrates, With en activit y almost on- paralele,'bave tken uch t~psasl w~ill meet eilergenicie's' 5thro6ughoujt this county, ibto'whn'Iih the isame spirit -of a snsu'bsrdinati66un liescept, that has comnparatively deso-~ 1 lated other' districts.We recrret to 'state that a number' i;of sta~cks were set fire to At ...

... iFOR.EIGN .INTELLiIGENCE. t', LVJAt.AXN~ tiN J| UAJt~tf5lJ. - 'fl. At~ twelve o'clock, on the 27th nlt. the English Iaa laildresses (voted by somc parochial bodies in Lois- i doll) wvere lpreseinted to the Pref'ect of Paris, at the tn Hllotel de Ville. Thue scene was interestilig, not so tic di much from the ranik or influence of thes Engl ishmen pr a who formed the deputationX but from the ...

... .. . .. II . e. .' - -.1 r . it is reported that the old title of Lord Langdale will be revived in the person of Sir E. M. Vavasour. One of the London corn circulars states that the corn laws are about to be altered, and that a permanent duty is to be imnposed in the place of the present gra- duated scale of deities. Mr. Baron Garrow retircs from the office of one of the barons of tile ...

... I After having enjoyed, during the whole of the sulm- mer, a continuation of fine dry weather for a period unprecedented of late years in this our variable climate, a change of a most awful nature, and bringing in its train calamity to human life and mercantile property almost unexampled, took place on Friday night last. The accounts from all parts of the country, teem with the melancholy ...

... IMPElVIAL PARLfIAMENT or M!onday'a prrDroci~n~p EFer Monday's praceselhnge in the ilnuse oS Lrds, slee tst p~age.) tc lb use of Lord, 'l'is~'sdny, April 10.p Thernrdtn bjrOaf theslday for thle resumed debatc OD itie rc Thte Enyl cof Isutl~ ~VSISURY thought it was th itisfcro lii tbe of thled Coutr athita redress of grievances could only s heC btaied btey agitation. For this reaasn be wished to ...

... {CIO OMtt wartaY AND HUMBRIB MEBCUlty. I HULL, FRIDAY, SEPT:mieMrp 26, 1834. | IT fortunately happens that no event of importance has occurred in the political world, since our last, to demand any lengthened notice. We, therefore. con- sidered that we should best consult tire wishes of the readers of the Packet, by devoting all the space we could spare to a detailof the proceedings at our ...

... POLI'TLICAL SELECTIONS. I Tits WAR OF SUCCC Sior4 IN SPAIN--it IS P111imt tbi~ (lue5tionfflotdisputted successioni is ttsken up not so much upon its legs!. merits, asottle ?? fle Counielc of ?? principles by ?? s a preentdivied-ime comsetrvative and time erottiom ary. Don Cries thereprjeutatirea of time old Spansh prtyin te kigdou, e~oysthesupport of thle mass, of h Imbilt, falimot tme hol ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-WEDSNESoDA, JULY 23. fu rLord WOt)rHOUSE took the oaths and his seat. The prisoners' counsel bill, the great western railway b)ill, and the bighway bill were brought up and read a first cl ttime. lth Petitions were presented-by Lord Rolle, and the' U Earl of Shafiesbury, in favour of the chliureh, By Lord Li Suffield, from three places, prayingfior the'repeal of the of law vith ...

... WESKLY EPITOME,. o *~~VOfTISIOX AStD POLITICAL. We havqe il file of thle St, Kitts ,edstr~isce to the 28thl of Ftebruary, 'Two snocks of an earthquake, mnore severe than ttyever felt there before, )had Ltiken plece oil the Bill, and lad been foilowed by a ituecessioti offlot ?ena thaiu lifly shiocks. ' R IMyth accounts front Monte Vttko. tile Charmsi radians, who aer reported as a 11trocious ...

... FOREIGN' AND POLITICAL The Frenllch reginerits have beenl ordered to be increased nearly olc.-filit more tbtan their present nuaibers, to be pre- pared for etisuilag events. st Bly accounts frorn the Manritius dated the till of July, it at appears tiat tire Governor, Sir William Nicolay. had oriered m the lale C'ommanazder or the National Guard, who was an alien r to leave tile island. T'ie ...

... £1O-REoiu(N INTELLIGENCE. . I - ?? I Two battle~s have taken place bietween the l, Cariints and the, Queen's troops-one at Zubiri AMendi, t and the other at Alasona, In which the former have been n victorious. Other affairs are spoken of in different a quarter; of tbie north of Spain; and it is quite certain a that the Carlists are masters of Navarre. The Queen's a, government is about to send ...