... 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 ?? ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ?? ...

... 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- ...

... To the Zditor of ?? Newcastle Couerant. I SIR,-In Mr Lambton's letter to Mr Lambert, of the 1 tb ifast. published in the Newcastle Cbhanicrl of last vweek, I pre- sume bv Mr Lambtoni's direLtion. wherein he declines signing thei declaration of the inhabitants of Chester Ward, among other )ea- Eons for not signing it, he states-- Bre-a!use I positively deny that soy ?? circumstrsnces of the ...

... NL1WCASTLEI MAY 14. ~The subjects ,lost interreitirlgj the _ poiia etil~sof th~ ?? aie of it Iongrte V t rture; aind among these stand foire- :rrtst thre reports ?? commflitteeaoft' th two houses of parliament t~ ire Lank ?? acts. !PIfse reportatr vary in' language, but n i seintimest ; arid 1)0th reenine-ed the6 sa'nte plait, vrz.. to con- tinus the rerberr.Csioil frorn 1myrnoent in ge~ld ...

... jg PROM SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETltE. I . - .. . . _ . A .. .. .. A + * By/his royal highness the Prince of Wales, regent 61 tibe unit-'| lit kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the name-ana oet the behalf of his majesty. A PROCLAMATION. GEoroe, P. It. Whereas in divers parts of GreatBritain' mieetings of larihe nuoi-' bers of his majesty's subjects have been held upon the requisition of ...

... American papers to the i5th ult. have been received. e'lle INational Intelligencer, in an article occopying five cohimns, n- der the head 6i' ' Strictufes on the Report of the Scnate oa the Semi aole War, defends the sanguinary prceedings of General Jackson. This production is said to have excited a great sensa- tion throughout thel United States, being supposed to express the sentiments of ...

... DINNER AT'BF.lOPWVEARIOUT1 .H An elegant ..to- ?? ?? : - I . . p -.;zil ?? was given or Saturday last. at the Peacock hnn, Bisiopweeahrnotitll bv the Fitters of the Right Hon. Lord Vane Stewart, to Arthur MIowbray, Esq. on his rethirhi from the office ofmanager of the collieries of the Tempest tami!v. ~The compar.y, consistini of tile whole of his lordship's fitters, witlh .lr Mowbray and ...

... ATAN'CH-s'n ?? ME J;G POSTPONEI). IlAI, '111 m fY ot~ -I, - . I i .. ?? LC Ull Till' UL1NC 1MISS'ElL CliIIONICLEZ. Onr readerd are wvell ?? th:tt a Meeting, of the Radical RPi o.0inwrs wvas ?? to talie pl;ce nFIM St Plter's Church, in this tOwVn, (on Londav next. The ?? (ceurrence of sueh nt fleti:l, ?? vga';ed the serious 4sttsutiils of' the Right. Hon. the Earl Of De1rby, the Rctire and ...

... i a, , LANARK'COUNiyI TjqG. At a meeting on Friday; at HarWilton, there were present his grace the Duke of-Hamilton, Lord Douglas, Lord Belhaven, Lord Archibald Hamilton, and a number of other eminent cha- racters. h-is grace the Duke of 1lamilton, lord lieutenant of the county, was called to the chair. EHe congratulated tie meeting or their number and respectability. He had lately received ...