... '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 ...

... UNITED PARLIA'MENT: HOUSE OF LORDS. - .Tuesday, Oct. 3. Tbe Ifouse met at ten o'clock, and the nsual forma were gone tillrfeunl, excuses fur al.entees received, &c. ALLE(DEI) OBSTRUCriONS TO THE QUEEN'S WJlT- N E*: SiES. Lt0d i LxIVERgorv said, lthat in con-equence of uhat had beeI ?? ?? relative to, Mr. Marietti, rib (Lord L.) had written ?? Rriw-e, amd had received thait getitleitaNn'Sanswer ...

... L O N D O N: THURSDAY, OCTOIBER 5, 1850. The Hope, Capt. LONG, left Oporto on the 16th ult. (two days later than our last accounts), and was abandoned by her crew in the Bay of Biscay, who sought refuge in another vessel. The Captain arrived yesterday, and is the bearer of letters, stating that the Supreme Junta quitted Oporto for Coimbra on the morning of the 14th, and was to leave the latter ...

... . -This conspiracy is a: very pret- ty companion piece to the Cato-, street conspiracy. It makes natu- rally t he spy systems o- penly avowed by Canning, and as- openly defended by Mr, brough- am; at the very time wh'en he knew the Queep to be- beset jby spies, and also at the very time when he was preparing for his .trip to- St. Oners; or, rather, at the very. mnment when he was . ...

... T'NE QUErPN.o yesterday the niietropolis was in a stte of life and ; bustle, to which we recollect nothing similar since the celebtation of the Jubilee for the restoration of the a peace of 1814, which it was supposed would bring with it so Many blessings. There seemed a general move- ment towards the west end of the town, every one ap- c pearing anxious t6 witness and swell the enthusiasm of ...

... I THE QUEJlN MEETING OF THRE WARD OF BRIDGE. A Meeting of the Inhabitant Householders of the `Ward of Bridge, was held yesterday at Fishmongers' Hall, Thames. street, for the purpose of taking io COnsideration'the propriety of presenting an Address to her Majesty. 'the ?? was the fullest we have ever witnessed in so small a ward. The Chair was taken soon after 12 o'clock by Mr. Deputy CEIILD, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BI.TUXAINAND IREL4,1X M MOSEOF.LORDS, Ocr~nza 26. ?The. House met tbis isorning at the usual hour.,. Prayers haigbeen read and the names called Qver, Counsel were called ina tety..mintitesafter ten o'clocPE Dr. LuisHINGTCtii proceeded to address their Lordslirps-Mty ,Lords; If I had been left to the exerciser of my own discretion, It I had beets at liberty to follo W ...

... tLAVNASTkn? RSOUNI30 We last week gra'e in substance the information qommnunicated to us, as brought by. Cgptain Johnson, .of the Cumbrian, of Hull, fron Lancaster' Sound, in Davis' Straits',. At' thai time fve' lad not bee. able to see Capt. J. but liaye since obtained ,tlie following particulars::-.n proceeding up Lancaster Sound, about 45 or 50 mileifrom the entrance, Capt. J. observed 6n ...

... ' I YELLOW FEVER. . -Cadit, from P aM. 24th of September, to the sarhe hour orn the 27th-Number of sick on the 23d, II1; since recovered Z8 t .died 15, new cases 93, remaining sick on the27th, 151. a Xeres de la Frontera, from the 20th to the 23d inclusive.- y Remained sick on the 19th, 13w, since recovered 5s, died 24, new cases 159, remaining sick on the 23d, 210. From this statement, it ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITA-IN AND IRELAND.- HOUSE OF LORDS, OCTrOEx 21. Upose the ralling over, of the House, this morning, at the usual hour, the non-attendaice of several Peers was excused in con- sequence of indisposition. A considerable tdne elapsed before business comrnenced, through the curiosity excited dmosig their Lordships, by the appearance of two New Zealand Chiefs be- low ...

... THIE' MOININr CHRONICLE. . . _ ~ ~ ~ L O N D O N: MOD.'Y, OCTOBER 23, 1i820. Saturday and yesterday we received three days' Paris Papers to Thursday last, inclusive' The Kiro held a CouncIVof I1li- nisters on Wednesday. Tuesday Sit CIIARLES STUART, the English Ambassador, hid a private audience of his IIAJFSTY' to present the answer of his Sovereign tsl the notification of the birth of the ...