... Windsor, Friday.—The Queen, Prince Albert, the Princess of Prussia, and all her Majesty's ysitor>, **1' the Queen Dowager, with the usual ladies anil gentltni • waiting, walked to Adelaide-cottagc this morning, return to the castle pony carriages. . The Earl of Clarendon left the castle this morni for town. The Earl of Denbigh also took his ur to-day. , . Earl Ilowe is expected to arrive at ...

... the cheek sustained the election of M. de Malleville to the vice-presidency of the chamber. The truth is, the conservative party is split into fragments, the cohesion of which is frail precarious, and they become detached by the most trifling political collision. The alarm accordingly sounded by the offici ;1 organ ; and those whe share, or expeet to share, the loaves and fishes ol ministerial ...

... DRURY-LANE.—Tuns Evening, LES DE LA COUR6NNE. Characters by Messrs. Boulo, Allie, Barillo, Dclaaoy; Mad. Yiliiomi Labortle, and Mud. Guichard. After which, LE CHALET. Ts conclude with LE ROSSIGNOL. Doors open s.t 7. HAYMARKET.—Tuis Eveninq, THE BLACK DOMINO. Messrs. H. Holl, Hudson, James Bland; Madame Anna Tliillon; and Miss P. Horton. be followed BOROUGH'POLITICS; THE WONDERFUL WATER CURE; ...

... The Stirling BraGiis. meeting of the and non electors of the bureh of Stirling, convened Captain Spiers, in order that he might have opportunity of explaining his political principles, has been held the Justiciary Court Hall, Stirling. Bailie Dick was called to the chair. Captain Spiers denied that he had come late into the field, and divided the Liberal interest, He said, if his lamented ...

... TO THE BOROUJGHMONGERS, On the several symptoms of their approaching fall; dnd on the! prospect before them, in case of that fall. North Hampstead, Long Island; Jully 16, 1817. BOROUGHMONGERS, It is not only natural, but it is Tight, for men to rejoice at the confusion of tleir oppressors; and, assuredly, few men have ever felt more sincere.joy, than I now feel atperceiving the confusion, in ...

... - -'* s Im a skcih drejW es yteep:-exi^ SLv. a^;t~hyt~:; fat~trej , . tbe aintw iea wI~ 1og44p yuupe~ r. s ~ , 1fi~~ ~sbe ~ :dy t tobe lawsucsoI fiuz^ J*irg eJ~t>TNY But' ~~~i j f 's6{4JSb~T ' j; a -.'i'--25'}f 1@5 ...

... CORN BILL, Finding that it would be too late to present . a -petitioa frervcalling, together anv part Of the County, and resbl6yed Jnyself to stateO tb one at least, oft-he Houses of Parliament, my reasons for-ob- jecti g to :this Bill;- resolvedto shew~in tile most formal inan4er, that-I,. at ally - rete; Prejected the protbetion, ,which has been so much talked of, I drew up,. and, forwarded ...

... DRUEBING TFHE YANKEES!!! I Well Johnny Bull what do you. think of matters now. Does the following bulle- tin shew that you Iave been able, asItbe TGtristic Alderman suid you Would, to give the Yankees a confounded drub. bing. But I find I must postpone MY remarks on this interestingl subject. The landing of Napoleon in France will oc- cupy public attention for some days at least. They appear ...

... , ; PARlAMiET.4RY RErOX. - It has already beeg eotcedfln the Re. 'gister,- by a corres'o'zideiit. that Major CA WTRSFGNT: had lately ibnsoured the City ot Edinbibrgl i with, a visit, and had delivered a lecture there on Parliamentary Reforni to a very respectable; meetiIpgi which had- been called together by public advertisement. The following is,-fa copy of 'the notice, which the 'Worthy ...

... ROYAL1- Boaoii& ` . M~A. C o EnR iiT-Al I Hi i atI'OYal IWR.~~1_ CO3 Hs. !l~e m -tn Borough; I bave ~sithtime- hiad tlbe &n1A- sity, theugliu y DO means a deep-read person, to ijli k'Iile iitofAhe origin of communities of that nature. T, tlhat al-mloist e y irnter swlio has treated' the a j'et, gves ittis opiiii'$onbhtbie was an evrent favourable to liberty; and I am willingto 'aliovStkt ...

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... 'DOE,-T1 TA1 1axS p~t tax is uow ~b~on s muBai te obeet cifinseIs alige as Were,l in lP7OB Naci~&ho weud~ator'd to pm Went itfonieg iniposcd. In 1812 4* no'tb yt maz named' 'CARTER, Bias impris ned -jn ioL faidrn1 fined, for Waving eyiapaing of thc opeaio:W tbisstas. Mby Lord Fdlkkstone, 0 m ae A ao- tion upon thi~subject, -deseibe4d t epa- p abeinmoderaafo . Pt, fd rpubihitJ*sin tag:h Mr. ...