... Within tbeqe few days there has been a considarable istle ?? ttle Officers of the Post-office department, and lhich will probably not be ternminated without an in- vestigation, which may eventually prove benefikial to the relenue anid to the public at large. Mr. Thesiger, who tiaa been in tlie Office for up,.vards of 40 years, nrid for a Consideri.ble period one of thae Vice-Presidetnts, has ...

... EXPEDIT7OON TO AFRICA l \rp 'e ibjomx somse furlthet particu7trs of the disasters wl Ini ilavh-e ?? the crews of ?? Dorothy ailid Congo. ql ee is *eai ?? to think that the accoints are highly to- d1, au(L thle ntimber of deaths greatly over-raiod , for tl ht tr refe? from Gaithter. tie Mater, states, that ?? ?? hvao died vere Cvptain Tucl;ey, Lieut. lI~~l'ey, and4Mr. ,yre, tile Poirer. Oct. s0 ...

... I 3PERIAL PARLI-AMEINTT. 111U:SE OF LORDS. Tan~sdo;, Julne 3. THE NENV. SPEAKERh ThVe nev Spea}'er havinig ippenrcd at the bar, tbe LoRD C OC 40 f:LLoR in F rmed hfim.. tiht eth Prince RIe~Cnr ws so en- til ., nfld ivitg Illsn dgme ltj ciarract er aind coriditt, al4ld so weII eoliriviciid of Iis' s!fficiency to exeeote the vadrinu.s uhiies oF Sipc:;V'r of the Hlorise of Commons, int his Royal ...

... IMPPER IAL PARLI AIME ANT, HOUSE OF. LORDS. j ?? J~pril Si. Loll!i S!DMtOU''ll'.S ?? LETTER Lord ?? 'ai om s the to) l is eir$'ilar Iliee to L ordls Lieubolei ,iis of counties in EIhwsawl ohiri W'eIe, reii'.e c ihe ap lrehenseit of persoiss sal lie aed iticis a io I Lord .-iOllNO obstirved, tin'lt's l{'ttt't' eloti's wtls ilwtti;lit' for tle eup rp sseol'bf iiin toe ax lo cis ebefore lisr ...

... THE EXAMI1NER. LONDON, MARmg 10. Thil: reader *vill find in our present paper a most interest- ilg doc1nnunt dictated by N.kPOnEON to his Secretary and trainsmilted to the Governor of St. Helena. We have PninIted it From the most autdentic copy just -publishied in French and English ; and shall rnae our commeans tmpon t ?? week. Lord HOLLAND had already announced a 01011 ia the House of Lords ...

... IM 1EJ1PEPI'a plIA3JE\TT H OUSE OF LOU)DS K. - ?? &Jerdi IS. .,?O2\APAR i-E. tord iLLA.46 tseirvefl, imat lit wa's miuind oppnec' tc iit whole system of ctondkicl adufed liv Coverimnteiit aitli regkrlta the treatmrn'toF this renowinew Pvts-miane. Ilisprtsentt Ibj e~, d however, was to afford ar' opt ortilirtv of vi1indctitli- the climg ciet' otf Eirlamid, Ib)y en litn ug i i isters to coutradl ...

... : : t: ' - -xtA,-4 :: ER. - -- - g1o ?? The . g, ourselI rn :obI~ged to present ticey~I traer;tlhdtt8: ?? tiba' rjtrig under our: pretept head. iti'jidgto our ala, p-r 'run p ~ sl1its e ctat the:ds of p Fridw' * \ Paris Pajers'af if Hedcat a ele received f . under aninounce, ,undee t~erhead ieiJ2 tht lit ar dto aide he e t r s . t h'.Ser n IC m a nd jas~id owga'air, hie ?? mtas ofee.ap. ...

... RELIEF OF .TE It iv ...

... f'J1E-IG INTPLGN-CE. , FRANC. ' PA1is, OoCr. S:-T1je proeeodiklgs tbefore tile Cyr:.t of As~ize.-relitii to, t~ie Black Pinl CorL piracy termninad I yesterdlay. The Advooatiik e erai replied 6n 1W, pa tf the prMeOlltioa, and eontdnded twit tue tenor of the evi- dence clealri ?? the existence- of a plot to over- ilirow tbe Goeirllnent. He sdverted to* the attack mdrri ~ tlie witness Girtiaidi, ...

... POST-OFFICE, MAGlNAA'IMITY! ' TO1TTI3 EDITOR Op T3. UEXANTINER. S ?? following affair, abstractedly considered, is of very little consequence, and, as far only as it affects me, it is utterly unworthy of notice; but involving as I con- ceive it does considerations of a public nature, as being one of the sio s ol the thrnei, and so truly characteristit of that mean, petty, and dastardly ...

... THE CATf-HOLiCS. I 'A brief Historical Statement or the Wronis earl Efforts of -tle Irish Catl~olics. which has heonuaddressed to- the Pri-teene, Prelates, und Statesmen of Enronce: Thle same circamstsne-s which rendered Kint James ri. O,- noxious to his Engl!ish Protestant subjects, recomaseadvd him to the pity, ifi not the approbation of tlhe Irish Catirllics and wilt uncalcllating fidelity, ...

... LETTER FROM THE PRiNC2 DE TALLEy-RAND TQ LORD CASULERMAGIH. | MY LoP.,-rAn article in ertedin thr t honr of the 27tnh of N-overnbe, represenits me as hoioding, at tho house of Sir Charles Stuart, ill his pr .sellve il'd at his table, siutc h!nliiziae as I cever 1letd, and oever coolsd hold at the honse of thli Elr el oh Amba~ss- dor, ilthoit firgetting two thion-a it is not it y floer to ...