... SIR SAM UEL ROA i rLLY. A very respectable Meeting of the Friends of Sir Samuel Roslydined yestarday together at thle Crown and Anchor Taer,.lsss 'DNAO ls. nthe Chair. A-Ser thle healths of ' The King- The Prince of Wales_-1 May thle Princes of the( lioise of Hanover never forget the Principlas which; placed their Family onl the Throne, weret drank, bit. IM'DON ALDS then roses,and spoke ...

... IN WESTMINSTER, LONDON, AND SOUTHDWARK, AT TI9 CLOSEZ YESTERDAY:- VlEST IEINSTER.-ROUILLy 1276.-MAX-,ELL, 72 1 BUtRDETT, 484.-KINNAIRD, 63.-HUNT, 33.-CAr1T. WRIGHiT, 20. LONDON.-WOOD, 3779.-WELSON, 330S.-WAIT11- MAN. 2979.-CunrTs, 2S44.-TnIoRP, 9739.-:ATK1NS, 1613. SOUTHIWARY.-CALVERT, 1954.-WiLsoN, 1408.- BARCLAY, 1102. We are informed, that the Committee for conducting the election of Sir ...

... EAST iNDIA HOUSE, Yesterday a General Court of ?? was held at the above house, when the Chairman (J. Pattison, 1sq.) intimated that the Dividend for the Half-year now ended, wound, by a Resolution of the Cotrt of Directors be 5s per cent. Mr. HUME objected to sutel vague intimations, as he con. sidered the Court had a right to be put in full information of the net profits received by the ...

... TRIUUMPII OF MR. PLUNKJRT' I nutlsN, JUNE O. tle congratulate the College, ansi the Country not less than the College, ott the triumph otf ;r. Plunleet. Ue was last evening, abotu ihalf past eight, declared duly elected, having tad a ma- jarity oF rousn voices, even though the Provost persevered in ref.sing the votsrs of the old Scholars, and thus thinned the ral ks of the lndependents by no ...

... CIT' .l8DDRL'SSES. vntotrday, aboue two o'clock, the Lord lMayor, in the usual state, arccompanied by Aldermen Sir W. Curtis, Sir Wm. Dorn- vile, Mr. Aldermoan Birch, the llecorder, Sir F. Desanges and Sir George Alderson, Sheriffs, the Chamberlain, Town Clerk, City Oficers, and about forty i'sembers of the Court of Common Council, wvith their attendants, act off fronm Guildhall to present the ...

... aS US -SHIRE. T( TI4E ,.DITOR 0 ITIll OIIotNING CHRONICLE. An a It ?? eni ltd Contested Llcction for tic ?? qf j; h n-; .paptd irs your Papsi of Friday last, I reqiuest ,.o; ?? 5hM t , i an-t to that article.- I IO t j:ic. a'i.&tuc' .tS!t , that the paragraph in 'be Morn- C1 ,xlmlicw, to ?? reference is there muade, as well as ?? er tint rlay ha--e al pearedi of a similar sort, were Lin- ...

... GENMR7,47 PLECTlON. ?? ~ ~ ~ .I i-lhi atteed-- b~y his Deputy and Omf. '05 inz,-~tl htti1sqteSS t~le ?? cction fo: thiat * ~ ra~i Can 'I daeq took t!leir s ate als t 'luntw f rming he reim4jO. i: -,p ' ~ ic. h,3,tiv thle bonth. Ai ten O'clock Proj - ~;v 4 lwl ~~e -,lit'inarv fcc-ni gone thrstigh, after -g Ca' ?? for th- ttomtnation nf Candidates, [r--ec'c himse'f to niminsiate their nlii anci ...

... IMPERIAL PAl? LIAMENT or GREAT ?'?RITh1TN AN!) IRLJ>AND. IIOU51;| OF4 L 1IkI)', .1l I.i9. .After soeprc r~eisngs ii n ii In: pj ml, Tihe A lienl Na sr:inatlintfl Prc-eetisnvi luill W5SI brought up from tile l louse ol Coirniuns by .\lr. lirogdeit, and other l Iembers. etTIR It I-:CY. The ?? of L.*\UDERlDAlE s~dd az fewv worls upomn the state oF ('orresicy, ohserviiig, thalt at the present ...

... TIIEJ EXAMTINER. LoeYo.Y, JUNI 1.I P'mItAs'tRrT Was dissolved on W\ednesdav. The Soeeli en tie r ccasion is; worth little reriark. Tos main feature iR a I -L Veltc? to the long, contlest with BONiPARCTE, 1he c-ent ot n itic h is of course attribnted to that stulh;)rn con- tint' nce ot ho-tilities, wvhich, for their ignorant saha idizingt cpjrit and. mi-ere passion, wnre junsly ihoulnt ...

... TUE MOILVING (]HJOYJ CL F. L 0 ND 0) N : W;L'DN\E~SDAl , ,,JUXE~ 10, ISIS. WNe say to the elective body of the United Kiing- dom- tihe power of forming an honest and inde-~ pendent House of Commons, has returned to you in a moment when you can make the experiment with ad- vantago; Vwith such advantage as shall aecure the comnenceiemtcleg of thle great andi good wvork of retrench- ment and ...

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... DONER tTO THOMAS tfoORB, SQ: OL A splendid laritquet was given Ofl Mofldky se'hniglst, at Mor- le rison's Tavern, inl Dublin, in) honour of']MIr. Mboor; by hisi Countrymen, who, without distlnctionfl0 sect or party admire ehis talents, and respec Ti hrce.Tepieo''ickets was tofixed at two guineas each. About hialf-past ses~en o'clock the tocompany sat down to dinner, coflsistiflg 55f near two ...