... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, June 22. The House was some time occupied in remedying a mistake which had arisen in regard to the Regulation of the Employment of Children in Cotton Factories. This Bill had received a ?? amendrnent by their Lordships, which, by some mistake, had not been communicated to the House of Commons for its concurrence. A Committee was therefore appointed, and a conference was ...

... LONDON, DuEmBER 25, 1825. WE have dedicated our first article this week to the subject of the death of the Emperor ALEXANDER ; we therefore simply furnish here the additional intelligence received since writing the same. It will be seen that it is still very barren of particulars:- (From the Consritutiosnel of Wednesday, Dec. 21.) Our Frankfort correspondent writes us the following letter, ...

... I (From thI Anti-Slavcry Reportcr.) It appears by the Postscript to the Royal Gaeictt of Jamaica of the 29t, November last, that on tile 25th of that month a petition had been presented to the House of AssembIl on behalf of one James Franklin, formerly of Kingston, in that island, but now of Great Britain, setting forth That the Petitioner, having had considerable intercourse with St Domingo ...

... TO TEE EDITOR OF TIHE EXAMINER. SIR,-As the Opera season is now drawing near its close, it ?? rather out of date to enter upon the subject of V\ELLAITI, which sour readers will think has already had its share of notoriety. I am pirtly led however to this communication from the alteration in your own tone. When VELLuTz first appeared, you came forward in your ?? character of champion of the ...

... T*IE P~~~t~Oll EXAMINEX I' .Pa~ty is the adas of-manyf*r^ tlie gain a few.-PorPE.: J-UDkIAL ESTABLISHMENT. : is nye- very serious i-mpedietto ao refori of our; udicial .,Istem he app'ainm vastness of the -undettAking. . The national boatng respectin: theexkellence ?? laws and law-eourts may idispose us to aiilmit t~he fut'; hnt~ ,we really believe, that in, spite of e adiirab le; ?? sene ...

... THlE POLITICAL EXAMINER. PeTty is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-PoP! THE PUBLICATION OF EVIDENCE. Ms. JoStice PARx and some of the daily papers have been IV1Ijjing a regular war upon this subject, for some little timle past. The Judge begins with a charge-the press The~ ~ z Judgeplibethnspres ansevers with a paragraph,-the Judge replies-the press rtjoins,-and an unamical ...

... LONDON, IMT4ne! 16. As the time approaches for the expected invasion of Spain by the BOURBONS, the general excitement naturally increases, and gives rise to great agitation and portentous rumours. The known disinclination of the French troops to the crusade at once against Spanish freedom and their own, and the strong probability of a portion of them resisting the Ultra authorities, have ...

... -. SpIi . : -tnnri itchl ked with tile p1o6rnt arid enhi~lpl tu DW'lji tle in ddnt journals. have d the Spy qulestion, fvhieth inieecl ?t onle amiion thle 9 proofs ol' the liMej-,sirng, of a firee ~pres. that to tdie eountry. Wie ihavL thwe sarieletisat' oF fo1t endear it oir lact wbeek's aricte bg' qioting sot'me solid ar' n'rorn other papers anS l- i He wshllo bhiowetw of employing men ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Tharsday, Feb. 17. This rla, pmrseant to at]jourveiuett, the loase met, and tile rA Cliaiirelhor took his seat on- the woolsack about aquartor ,a. three. A numbner of Peer-3 were then nworn. 17MI'SAGE FROM THE KING-ADDRESS. le r of Liverpool presented hllo IJUIOslig Message from ?? i tOO tfl. I ir Shit is perlonded that tile lHousA of Lords deeply par- ?? in 6m grief aid ...

... FRANCE. At the conclusion of the trial of the Rocheile conspiracy, four evare condemned to death; three to two years'- ibnprisonmnct; one to three years; and three to five years; and one is to be placed under the superintendence of the Police for 15 years. Thirteen were acquitted. The fate of those sentenced to death excited an extraordinary interest. Several Advocates embraced and wept uver ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Alondday, Jpril 14. INEGOCLtMTONS OF GREAT 111TtTAIN trSSPJEC'tNG SPAIN AXD TtHE BOUL0BON 5. The aill of LtvotPOos. in laving on the table the papers relating to this stibject, addiessed the House in a longs peech. containing a narrative ind explanation, siwilnr to those oF Mr. Canning in the Lower House. (See Monidavt, Conitions.) His Lordship also advanced the same argu- ...

... LONDON, MARCH 9. Tiir news from France has acquired an intense interest. The Ultras have expelled M. MANTEL, a patriotic Deputy, from the Chamber, for one of the most justifiable and proper de- clarations ever made in any assembly. The obnoxious speech occurred in a debate upon the Spanish war, on Wednesday week. In answer to the Minister, who had pleaded the dan- ger of FERDINAND as a reason ...