... FRA NCFl. PAmrS, San'r. 29.-At 3i5 tti'ntea prsi two this morri ?? 1I Duitless of Berri was delivered of a l'rintc. The partiaeii, are as follow :-T'he firdt svtnpiom, of Otw panit hled hardly 'ii- mifesied tihetnselve-, rlen her Rortl lfir'/flP'S sent ter(! to ic Ki[(t the pivsicianm s were also iniforme.. as v-ell as ! a- resses appointed by the Kine, b[ut her RIoyal Highness ma-. al- MoSt ...

... 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, ...

... OBSTR UCiONS to the Q UEEN'S TYITIMESSES. We announced last Sunday the receipt of letters fro:i Mr. Marieui of Milan, in which he repeated the accoutk of the tlireats of Col. Brown respecting his son and the Alien Act. By a reference to our Parliamentary Repor, it will be seen that Lord Liverpool has since'called tdl attention of the Lords to the subject, and produced a 101- ter fromn the ...

... TIlE. QUEEN. ADDRESSES PRESENTED AT BRANDENBURo1G11-1ue>. On Wednesdliy the metropolis presented a busy scemeu in consequence of its being thie day appointed for the prr. sentation of Addlresses to the Queen. Nnmbiers o0i people made holiday, in order to see or join in the dep'tatjnns to ber Majesty. There were Addresses presented frotil rck- lade, t eC oacimaker-, Greenock, the Roman Caholrcl ...

... TWHE EXAM:INER. LONDON, OCTOBER 15. Trip AUSTRIAvN EMPEROR Jias at length. a-vowed ;his motives in filliwg -Italy *ith 'lis soldiers. In an Official nQte, addressed to his brother Allies, he declares iis deter- mination imn-medidtely to restoi e-'tel ancient order of ?? fit NAraples. -His reasons are of the usual imperial order:- 'lo suff,-r The -Hevolutionists ai'Naples, lie says, is incom- ...

... ADDFRESSES. PREiENTE1) AT IPAINDENBU1AGH O!QUS . On Wedmesay an immense number. of the -workingr classes of the mietrqpolis and its vicinity paid tbeir tribuote of respect and sympathy to the Queen. The streets, iherefore,. and even the vhsla line of road, to Bran- denburgh-H1o6se, were sq vrly as IV o'clock .extremely crowded. 'J'hefirst prOLC ?? W>i9 that-of Ibe Carpenters and J6injr, who ?? ...

... Monday was a great day for Addresses to the Queen. There were Addresses from thle following places and pub. lic bodies:- Shipwriats. Jedburrg. ittetrrpotitan. Abergavenny. Bristol, Mmle and Female. Newcaettle-under-Line. M onmouith. Calile, Wilts. St. Klatherirre's, Tower. Chipping Sodbury. St. Jhnes, Westminster. The Shipwriglnts and Caulkers carried tip to Branden- lwr,,h-honse specimens of ...

... UNITED PALI AMENT. HOtUSE- OF COMNMONS. Tuesday, Oct. 17. Gen. CAQCVNE presented a Petition from Liverpool, vdiielh stated, that so great had been the encrease of distress Inst vear, that no less than 14,000 panpers were supported oalit of the pocr- rates in thlt town. Though the whole population in ght be 110,000, yet not more than 20,000 contribtited te the poor-rates, and of that number 7 ...

... 1j'E POLITICAL EXAMINER, ?? party ill the madness of many for tlhe gain of a few. No. 651, SUBJECT OF THE QUEEN'S DEFENCE, RESUMED. IN resuming our observations on the evidence for the Q[ pj .we find we have a word or two more to say on ,tiose very undone w~itnesse5, MAiajocchi,. .Sacchi, and& De- pont. And first of the al~vays first. If there is anydiif- ference whatsoever between the ...

... THlE (QUEEN. :ilFiFTING OF TViE LADI)ES OF) TlE METROPOLTS. n oi'esday, It mee-ting of the Ladlies of London, Westindister, rswhwari as !leIir at Freerr aoons'-ihall. for the pu rpose 0o ioirattietili- hier Mai asty u pon Ile ?? of her ?? tiOta. Vj anl ear v ih ?? tle great room, which is one of the firtest in s onelt, vwas crowded With elegantly dressed ladies. They 1l ttle prilicipial ...

... '11lE POLITICAL EXAMINErt is the mnad ness of ninny for the gain of a few. PoPE. No. 651, KTNl( ANX QUEEN. CONTRAST OF AD- 1)i{'ESSES. 'ThiE VICAR OF HARROW. 1'11r, proceedings respecting her MAJESTY, winch are about to he rpt'.ittu in Parliament, have not in the mean time tiem lo t ?? of by thle nation. Opinion has been ponr- ii's forces in her behalf; and ev~n the great events olr;er ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. 3londay, Oct. 9. THE QVEEN'S DEFENCE.-(COaaTrNUE30.) ELEVENTO WITNESS. Dr. Henry lolland was called and examined by Mr. Wlde. le deposed, that lie wras ber Majesty's medical attenndmit for teir inonths-leavinlr Eogland with her, and quitting ber service, on account of his private alfaiirs, at Venice. His salary ceased wilkin 15 months of that periods and be has never had any ...