... i INEVCASTLE, MAY 7. *nris papers to the Istinst. inclusive have been received- i The and part of the lurw for regulating the press of France, has passed tlt ecianber ot'deruties by 125 to 87 votes. _ It occupied several days'isr delate*; ald particularly one clause, relative to at- loving the trtht' of detfam-ror y articles to be proved in justificauioti, on trials for libel. The article ...

... rb: fsoranatioi received from difeih ?? parts of the kingdom, ,L rroarcas olselition, becomes, as it migilt bave been eot- at, of im e acod nnore importance. The *ladicals, rejoicing :j. inyoloaai ainia to their cause by the few foolish whigi ?? 'y hianu atluded, no longer conceasl their detestable pro- bau . a operily, and without disguise, of the Itevolo-I ci s andy tieglna.'' i he ?? ...

... Monday June 2ist, the ProdUce Stakes of' 5ogs. en. h. f. for the pio'uce of mares covered in 115. Two miles. 20 entered ai per P ?? last weck. Same dayv, the Members' Plate of G50. Mr Lambton's b. II. T Boroughmn, 5 v. o. Mr Lambton's cii. c. MIardeville, 4 y. o. Mr WiSLe' b. n. Cottage Girl, 4 y. o. Mr Riddell's b. c. King Corney, I I 4, yo Mir J. Forgusoxi'e b. c. Antonioi, v. o. Mr ?? ...

... Puflic ?? to the Right Bonourable Lord rane Stewart, :.1 at Suwzdcrlcvd. 6. Thurselaythe 3rd inst. theprincipal inhabitants of Sunderland pntertained Lod $~tewart at a public divrieer, at .Thssev's, the Bridgi- Lun. Preparations were also made in the A;ssembly' 11000 for at ball inl the evening. in Compliment to Lady Stewart. At four, thle ri,,hle visitors arrived, and alighted at the ...

... TV FROM THE CAIMLISLE P1ATRTIOT. T,_- 5X ' ?? : 1P WiHAveMS.-WelV have alreiady advered to thie lwv rate of iviges whicih the tnaninfacturelrsoF this cityandn eightbourhiood, have,. For some time past, been compelled to allow their ginghiam weavers, I In Consequence ol the depresserf state Ut this blnch of trade. It is natural th at this state of tinit:gs should be produetive of com- ...

... -x- I;I _Nll's Ilt,.. ?? ?? ,~~~E.MISTIEil SESSIONS. I V OIlS' I~iAY.-Xi if ItlttW atlirtind was cenvicted cf ptcljng the p. Ret ot' C ':ltallti Jol i, Dean. on the ood of Mareh last, at tde Ollt : Q f l~.'t'-'ti-stret Bryofgs-utrot, Stt . of' a sdlk hiin: - toen hi s tdi'en in IthliLeat. G. IFranis i 11( jjl]ti lia . ?? ltilly (tItWOVa, o'e ilt(fited flot hplin 0I i LiCle- stittI, ...

... | AtADICAL REFORM. A meeting took place on Wednesday, in Clayton-Square, liverpool, to consider of the propriety of addressing the Prinice Regent on the proceedings of tile magistrates and yeomanry at Mllai-iester, on the 16thb August. At twelve o'clock, Lord Sefton, oil the motion of' Mr 'flios. Beoutlh, took the chair. The address was moved by Mr Jos. Sandars, ,aid seconded by the Rev. IV. ...

... ?? e ,, e AUD)I ALTrETIAlM PARTREMI. IThe following i6 copied tromI an advertisecenet issued by the governors of the Manchester Infirnriay:- Mlanchester ?? from ,Mr Hunt's speoch at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, as it appeared ill the 'limes paper, 1dated the l ith Septeliber. A polr uaul was cut dowtu on the 16th August, and in the pressure oft he crowd ozcasiuned by the charge of the ...

... tIL GI E SSPEEC ATTIE OX DOWINNER, } S~~~t Nweiddle, Dec niber 31,181t3. I I ?tv se, Getltlemen, toiveyou the toast which it has bhtl E olal to prouipose next to that of the king and the prince regeti. bthe glorious. and immortal mnemory oP Mr Fox;' a memory alvays 1tvia mn cur dliecttuns, and for a period of twelve yacars not less dear to us than at the mnoment which tcr'inated hile valuable ...

... THE WINDSO R LSTABLISHMENT. The ~~REPORT2.. C' fimnittee to whom the establishment of her late matesty, arid tire vertinate of the expenses of the prolosed establishmelnt of his mrjeste's fetuire household at Wiadsor, were referred, have ?? to the t fullowing report - Your ucont *;ttec have deemed it to be their duty, in the first place,. to tid. nmtotheir uronideration, the arrangeement which ...

... I TOMSS 'J1IN.-N, I Proprietor ?? VEGETABLE SYRUP OF DE VELNOS; WHEN in London, I promised to five you- a Nr- ralive of the Cure performed bv voer VN INU3;' VEGE- TABLE SYRUP, on al Engllsni G tleneran. It is as follows:- I About i Year ago, I learned that there was a Genmi m con, - fined in this Pluac: and being informed that hii Case we- Yclu- real, Irrceqttd at; Englibh Prave~lel to pt,' of ...

... MANSION HIUSE..-ifwDAT. MANUFACTURE OF PIKEs-This morning iii consequence of what fell fromn Blandford nn Saturday, as well as other inibfnation, the Lord Mayor dispatched Mr Brown, the marshal, to search tie pre- mises of Harland, a blacksmith at Shoreditch, and from whom Blandrord stated he had got the pike. Ilarland was from home, and nothing in the shape of a weapon was found there; but ...