... TI-l E -.EXAMINER. ro,Dow, OCTOBER 8. TPp, witnesses for the QUEEN have done even more in her ,lourti han, as far as we could judge, was anticipated by te nTlmlic. They form a most triumphant contrast to tie hira n'm on the other side, and have piut quite a different sa -Ct On thc e CcondJct of the QUEEN i; Italy. Her Chamn- lerliis. Sir XW. GEIL, and the Hor.. KEPPEL CRAVEN, her ?? IlOnOur, ...

... TIHE EXAMINER. L o~ vnov, JA'.SIAnY -S. LUCKILY for our ow n matters of Parliarietary inleret, there is but one piece of forei.-n news this week Iwhid: calls for any notice. We mean the worse than 21Incl oX ter AIla-sacre which has talien place at Turin. ?? lvoe given tihe particulars from private accounlts, as those in tia Ffrelnch Papers are actually made up onl a principle oi ...

... DINNE'R To AIR. IIOUHOUSE, ON HIS- LIBERA TION. ' oee ognf Ihe fiiendq of ParliantentaryReform, the Trial 0F-. lie rbe Liberty of the Press, was held ont Thursday at frae5n srld Aoelolroi to ?? Mr. Hobbonse u pon his OIrOln ('0116nelnen t OBa a atidate of tite House of Com- ;- i)ol 450 peroons were preetit, of t(ie most respectable nitia;; At five o'clock Sir F. Bnrdett and Mr. Hoblionse, ...

... CHARACTER OF SCOTCFI LOYAL AD. It DRESSERS. There has been a Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Edinburgh in favour of Ministers. To those who reflect what such a Meeting is, the proceedings forn as strong a proof of the feelings of the country, as that of the tnumphant meeting of the inhabitants at large. It will be seen by the numbers, that the Freeholders of a Scots counly bear a ...

... TtiENaw PHILOSOPHY AND THE MtLLEeiuae.-At the Smithfield Bible Society, on Monday, the Rev, Mr PAcsoas made a very long speech, and quoted a passage from Cowper, to show that London was like Sodom, hut was only saved because she had so many Bible Society-men in her. Hde told a story of a Quaker, who once met some young men, who told him they would soon be able to do without the Bible, for they ...

... I - 1-1 - - -- - - -- ' ' ?? ?? EXAMIXRU. ? I LONDON, NOvSF{BER 5, 126. r foreign news of the week supplies little in the way of speeifsc detail. The quasians claim aL signal sictory over the Persians, and ,the thing is. likely enough: on tbe, other hand, Nicholas, discovering that his&UakometaA subjects are strongly disposed to be governed by sovereigos of their ownperseasin, is, ...

... T HE EXAMINER. LONDON, SEPTEBmER 17, 182. l It appears that MrCANNING has at length departed for France, and of course all the political world is agog to know the reason why. We have little doubt, on our own part, that the affair of Portugal is the primary cause of this visit; but the precise complexion of the policy it is the intention of the Foreign Secretary lo enforce, it is more difficult ...

... On Monday a mneeting, was beld in Newark. in consequence of the seltit of notice to quit, deiv'ered from the Dukeof Newcastle toa nuaba)6 electors of the borough who ?? refused to vote for the Duke s n1ownic. Mr Sadler, and had voted for Mr Semjeant Wilde. A large ?? 1hid bv erected in a convenient place, and it was crowided to excess. So t ten ?? Sesjeant Wilde entered the town, escorted by a ...

... Lonj;ez, Jenv-wU41 . I SAVAUT, PD;e of Rovigo, wiho was withi NsPlvonow when he weirt on board the Bellropholn, hlae surrendered ?? to tree himnseif from the charge of eoatuintay been tried for his forsaki g the B3ou0uaoxs to go to his old master i'l I81 5; and been acquitted. It would indead bave been au imposshble as weli as at indevent thing (for indwcencies are not counted utataes of ...

... MISCELLANEOUS CORRLSPONDENcpJ Ma. AND MRs. CARLILR---' Humanitas has ?? to our brief remarks on his former letter :-Of oeri. fl; observation, viz. that the law draws no line of distinctio, between what may and what may not be published nndcr the form of a report of proceedings in a Court of Justit,, he denies the correctness, and says, that in manyaca this distinction has been most ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMINE!R. Iarty is the madnens of many for the gain of a few. pon. -No. 758. A PEEP AT, THE MONEY MARKET; FOR TUE BENEFIT OF.,THE UNI NiTIATED. REtoND certain brief.notices of the prices of the funds, and a little speculation on the variations, it has not been the practice of. the newspaper press to discuss the' concerns of the money-market. The Stdck Exchange has indeed, by ...

... FOREIGN INT- LLGEN Cth. FRANCE. PARTS, AtARCIt 22.-The TlToditeur of yesterdzi3 ?? ihe I Royal Oridinrance, dated the i9th ilst. 1 Louis, &c. 'rOn tie report wivicimlis ireel inatle to i b3y' ?? 4 of S:ite hr the partilelit iof thc Iete riol, ?? th ?? o~f ldi i uitted, wiell on dlte, by the Sieur M l0cicr, Sve-liulit iii ilie , of the National Guerd of Paris, Nse ha: e Mlldilliet, ?? owil.' ...