... 'ril- IOTICAtLEXAM NERIt. party is thi madness of tqsny f(o the gain of a few. PIr'n No. 594. - DISTUJRtANCtES AT MANCHSTER A&NND MATT.ERtS CGONNECTrED WITH' THZ. Tnz pnii are still waiiog With impati'ence to iear de. conduct of the Manchester. .A!!thorities esplait'ied T wds. geiAtlemen stanid bowiog, and returnri 'thanks : other, ,With an affectation of infiniie conaplacenby:; the' ...

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... THE POLITICAL -EXAMINER. rarty is the mtldncss ofunae9:y for the gain of a few. Poz. No. 575.- PERSIAN AMBASSAPI,)R,, AND HIS COUN- TRYM . As the approach oF the Persihn Arnl )sador with his fair Circassian has excited a good deal ofCuriosity, itmay'be as well to take tIl opportunity of calling _snie liltle alten- tion to certain mllions of mnen, yclept the Persians in ge- Thi3 nation'i Ahias ...

... I - I i n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LONDaON, NOVaxima 7. ltun reader will find our Extracts from the Foreign ANews interesting this week, The conferences at Vienna are to commence the 1Oth of this month; and meanwhile the popular spirit in Germanty is understood to have dashed the confidence of {he Diet, and shewn it the necessity of at least nmodifying its tnew tyrannies. We suspeet that mere ...

... THE EXAMINER, LoNDON, OTOac__ 17. TVrt C;erman Governments feel moie and more every day the necessity of either keeping theri promiseq or putittng down those wito call for their fuilfilnen!. TIlhey chiweI at any rale to try whether thev can conirive to do the; latter: and as preliminary steps, they arrest and send to Berlin susnected persons, who lave a legal right to be differently treated ; ...

... _I Lomonyt Ftr.uaAnrY 29S tr attention of all Paris has been rouse d by an at- 'injt, o the pfret of the Frenchc House of Peers. to alter ! e1w v Of Election, and shake the secerity7 of national procrt y;-for SlCI! is evidently the final oltjct, wahatever .!3e teIay ' iThe public mind may weli be agi- ' 3 lhy suith a circtim-tance, IThe upshot of sniecss in . h mec woul d inhia lilAv be before ...

... PFIEIGNr INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. Pu~twr, 0fr. ).-On tihe eveninl- of the 19th inst., ot'ir voum'ti Gearnins wyere arrested] in Paris; tihey stated tiat they bei-te !l to tIe f.eLiun of 1'iolthnlnhe, It hasine been discovered, thiat three of them are stndents of the University of' .ena. - Ocr. 96-rThp trial ofI lie editor and publisher of the transla- tion of: Mr. {libhoblse's hiGtory of the ...

... SUBSCRIPTION FOR l.lR. ROGERS. TO THE EPITQP. 0f TIE EXAMINER. S9n,-,-The manner in which you have laid before the public thfe melancholy and interestingo case of Mr. Wm. Paul Rogers, induices me to hope yow xvill pardon be present intrnusion onr your lite and paper. It is my wvish to draw the attention of the friends to freedom and public principle to sorme effectual mode of relieving this ...

... As eariv as eleven oclock on Monday morning, numbers or people proceeded to Islington, to station themselves in the road, through which Mt. Hunt was to pass, that gentleman having annousoed in a letter from Bartnet, where he slept on Sunday night, that he would be at Islington at one o'clock. A great many had red cockades and the motto Hunt for ever onr bhnds routd their hats. In the mnea ...

... -Losnox, MARCH 14. A GREAT sensation has been excited by an ordinance of Louis 18th, creating and re-creating Peers to the number of sixty, two-and-thirty of whom were officers of high rank under BoNAPARTr, and some suspended for their ad- herence to him daring the Hundred Days. All the Mar- shals, for instance, are now Peers of France, and sit in the Upper House. Among the others are ...

... 1 Party is the madness of nany for the gain of a few. PoP?. No. 571. REMONSTRANTCE OF DON ALVARO FLORERZ ESTRADA. AT length we have the pleasure of laying before our readers a continuation of the I tter addressed to Fenni- 1D the 7th by Don ALVARO FLOREZ E STRADA. It has just been translated from the author's manuscript by CNARLES Topis, Esq., and published in the shape of a pamphlet; but in ...

... YES 7MIINSTER ELECTION. ~ i. . , The election of a Memher to serve in Pairiament for Westminster, in the roomn of Sir. S. tonmilly, comnmewnced- yesterday morning. ARTnUR M ORRIS, Esq. High BailiW, appeared on the hnstings at ten o'cloeqk, and the Precept, Proclamatioa, and Act of Parliament, were read. - S r F. Bi-nD0T'T then stepped forward, amidst general appanuse. He said, titat be would ...