... wCifEStER 2LrfI7O!V.- I u n ec1 enaby niw nhisi the Mavot ri'ned his ir- tention of losing ?? on thle foalolving day, TM)rs-j day, at five.o'citock, thereby eivingr tvro clear days for tlhe onpolled Voters to get up, it beimg -fifteen days from the issuing of the Writ, and the eighth daq of the Elerhion., one Vote only having 'been tendered within the three last hours of the preceding day, ...

... DREADFUL I'FRE Jv ALDERSGATE. 115ArstoN-nottsrl..-Cstetd~ly ?? C(snnelly ?? flixon nr were charged oil su,;,icion iof having set lire to the premises of se Mr. Dunkin, tallow-cliandler. in Aldhersate street, on Wedines- ri day night, wbenthe wiole of tie dwelling, furniture, S&c. were h; destroyed, togetiler with tile upper part of the house of Crieker- al ton and Son, uilnien. adij. iiinp. ...

... = . . - .: 4 _- -_ _- _ _ = : : - - 1 . : UNITET' PARTI AMENT OF GREAT RRfT.TjV ArND LRELAND. HOUSIS OF COMMIONS. Sir ?? SitOTT Shtailije leave toi hi tq Ili, andi inlrolrdiat~ly htniiglit lin a Rill to render valij. eieeral AdIs (if Surrogam If me Vire. Admiraltv Coirns Altroid, daring thle Vacaillcivs Ill the O.'iet's (it the Judtits of the said Courts. 'rlte Ii, wa, rvaa Ia grirt time, atnd ...

... iAA 7 an /i, ?? - Odci ay at the Natiowil Society fr'r tile Edtiratiott of the oointepinciples of ?? Cihurch, hreldi its an,- rural meeting, at the Central School in Baldwinis Gildens ; cx- ad~ly at one o'CloCk, thre ,Nychhi~ri~ 'n A aISIOR tr h Chair. ?? Grace viei supporrei h1y ire Arcihbishrop' af' Yoak, the BishopS of EXxricre SArLattORV, S. A u ELY C~lt- traL 0, CH ?? Ox 'ye to, the ...

... Mull.e IJVAIDIIS NOTES. The cover of a letter, addiessed to the Honourable .J. W. Ward, NI. P. WVlS prcnked uip by the sweeper of the Hlouse of Comlluons, on l iday evening, contain ?? fnatter wholly of a public nature, and such as we, tilireiore, Coniceive ourselves at liberty to give to tile public. 'CThe contents appeai' to be precriditaied heads of a speech in favour of the fanous Irish j ...

... .UNITED PA1tLikAM2EjTr: oF GRSAT RRITAIrt AND IRELAND. HoUjSE 0f' LORDS, JuNRi 7. Thle ?? met at teel o'clock in the mornit4g, and, procteded, in apas Iii tpedhinV Dyott's Divorce Bill, f-'iher evi, eflc war heard or, the( part 'f Gstenera D)'ntt, aitd wirtne~stm es~aninetid Oih behalf. ,of Mir,. JDyott. The furiber proceeding ,Was 1tottP011e'l till 'I'ih Waterloo Bridge Bill was read a ...

... THE OEORNVING CHRONICLE. L ON 1) 0 N: TUli*DAr. JUNE II, rSt6. A Duteh Mail arriwed at a late hour last nighft; The following are .extraets from the papern ?? by it BitussELs, JUN.N 1. Since the 26th, and. till the s7th, in the evenlitg, numerous couriers hwte suecsstvely arrived at C;t.uis from Patis, and from the Jeadscquarters of Carebra,, with dispatches, which are supposedto ie of great ...

... 0 LONDON: P A. SATURDAr. JUNE :5, ig6. T 0 d At a late ihour last night we received the Paris papers ct ° of Tuesday last. They contain the first day's proceed. es 1 ings in thie affair of the Nain Tricolore, we give an I e abstrada of them in another column, which had been i previously received throughi a private channel. The tv following are further extracts:- Pf .. ?? JUNE IT. Ul By a ...

... PArIs, JuNP %i. 1he I ti ?? tit tiu,sruihtg (a Journil under the diredt : IInIILencet ?? .'ritices) ctwtltt55 a severe censere of the Tri- buiaitof the il ,Lv Culu t rir,, whichi stueuice~l to soiinadequate d~,prneityihe Editor of tile AR)-cpire Surveillaille. 1ibe article sys that the Royi authirity it scaudalously cosmmitted by the pretenided fsveu ra'le vtrdlidl. In a ]aLettcr Fromt NapA tf ...

... THIE AloRZNG CHIRONICLE. d a. ~LON15ON:, ai:Je)SDAT1. JUNE 13, xt5.A d We r'eceivegl yesterday the Paris Papers of Sti6day ti h last. The trial of Generat Ba&NAprs, and the Aid- SC is de-Camp, MIETTON, for the assassination of Colonel. ir e GORDON at Conde, finished on Saturday. The Coun ,tl it 3, cil of War, after deliberating a considerable timed can. St e demned MISTTON to deathF gd ...

... INTERFEENVCE' OF T1HE' of Y At all times the emplovi-ment of the Military in tse| steets has rauwd the indigination of the people ; and in the best period rof our biotry has been su-cessfully re- issted. The folloevin h short narnitive .will shew' tliat lively intere.s. wvhich an honest 8~heri9ffof L~ondon took in preservingr his fellciv'citizeis frows Lhis dreadful eor croachlnenL:_ I I I I * ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF - : GREAT NlRITf Ix .4,n s~~V rite Anmerican 111itt Iivlicriery Hi'I. the Iinch Pahuit! Debt Milt, the Oxynicri:ttel ~inti' t;ill, t h- Irish Ci tominva ?? tice t Blill, the Sripe ?? li egctlittion MIB, cite Mietrotoolii Vaiavizn4 13ii :cnd somne other Billa itre brouight itp from t'he 1-lou.,e of Coicnirins, by Mtr. tumsicigton, Mr. Mt. A. -Taylor, and i-tibet Mernheis. ...