... filH3 POLITICAL EXAMINER. I Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-Pors. THE WEST INDIA QUESTION. Til West Indian Proprietors dispute the claim of the iEng- h Parliament to interfere in their local affairs; and cer- inly it is a delicate matter, and one too which, after the ixample of North Americap the British Legislature should be ey cautious in meddling with. It may be true, ...

... LDBEnT or THu PREss.-Though all the winds of doctrine were let loose to play upon the earth, so Truth be in the field, we do injuriously, by licensing and prohibiting, to misdoubt her strength, Let her and Feaehood grapple; who ever knew her put to the worse in a free and open encounter I-Milton's Areopagitica. MR. ST'EPHEN AND THE JOHN BurL.-The other day, the John BUll boasted of it;heving ...

... SPAIN. recent advices from Spain announce, that after the surrender of Pam- : psluna a great number of Ladies were arrested, under the pretence of attacliment to the Constitutional System, and subjected to trial, princi- pally, it is thought, with a view to plunder. The following are some of tile sentences:-___ Donna Frarcisca De Camnarasa to be esiled to Zamnora, accompanied by an officer of ...

... PARLIAMENTARY SKETCHffES. No. VII.-LORD REDESDALE, LORD ELLENBO- ROUGH, LORD WESTMORELAND, &C. &e. I SHALL give a brief enumeration of some of the Members of the House, who, as being less prominent than those I have already described, afford little matter for observation. Lord REDESDALE is a' Law Lord. He was Solicitor- General when the monstrous prosecutions for constructive treason were ...

... LONDON, FEB. 1. IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM JAMAICA. DESPATCHES from Jamaica, of the date of the 24th Decem- ber, have been received at the Colonial Department, stating that considerable alarm had for some time existed in the parish of St. George; but that, as active preparations had been made to guard against mischief, that parish was at pre- sent quiet. Insurrectionary movements had been ...

... LONDOM. FRIDAY-JAN So. s 5. e Yesterday, at two o'clock, another Cabinet Coun- i cil was held at the Foreign Office, which was attend ed by the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of' Harrowby, r the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of WVestmorland, Mir Peel, Mr Canning, Earl Bathurst, the Chancel] ]or of the Exchequer, Viscount Melville, and Mr n -Wynn. The Council sat in deliberation till about a quarter ...

... -I I AIADRID, JA.- 17. rne rWsHE Kiisg bic appointel Commonddant- R *U G~eneral Aisdzalusia, the MLamthal-d.Caimp, ten :11 n Downi. in conierntion of his great bo( bsez vie tndhi9 ajesty as itrnsted the . e saa o Citdad Rodrigo to Marshal-de-Catop inc J.2JHis Majesty, Ferdinad, VIL, I)I nan, for bis services, the Otrand ?? ol t Order o t Toleon d'Or. I ;French ?? Cents. 95£130c.; Bank - Stok, ...

... S811P NEWS. Loss ot TrE IRLAr.-The Ilatii, U. Itli.. rtxter, w which sailed hence to Barbadoes otl Thursd, stiriek onl f Blackwater Bank, nine miles E. N.E. of tbinl rrlue of, e Wexftord,about nine o'clock on Suoliday tno!nlilt1, antd filled e with water. The crew and passengers saved, and aurrived at s NNexford. Should the weather prove fhvottrable it is expect. ed the greater part of the ...

... lPRIVATE COR7USPONIDEPCE- Not a Single expr London, Jan. SO. Nllot a singwc express has arrived to-day fiom Paris, as the woather has been very moderate, we may Ilsly infer, that nothing of interest had transpired there, and that the prices of the rentes and Spanish bndsa hlad ot materially varied in the course of Wed- Ahdvis from Malta, to the 21st of December, came ,O band thi atenon.They ...

... TIJE EX-AYNG 0F S ArDEN. Colonel Guqtafrson (the late King of Sweden Gus- f tavkis IV.) having written to Count. Las Cases, rela- e tive to certain avticles in the M1,emorial de Sainte He- I lone, touching himself personally, it gave rise to the 0 following correspondence i TO COLONEL GUSTAFFSON. S Sta_-I received only yesterday your .MIzjesty's letter t of the 6th inst. and I hasten to ...

... TURNFIK1P ROADS. l-nni4tl Aver e of Incopie and Espvndifure per milc, dc with th theref, the y ISrl 318, ,In~rse'- xpend. Err.pf Er.f ho X : CGostotos . eike'. p- 'r AfiUo ThIcmse. Erp. - - I. Bedford ?? 24. ?? . C72 * ..7 5--O *iSt 1( 2.Berks .. 312 ?? 4D- :- -- ?? 0C i -neT i 3.i B ucks ?? 06 .O:- - iti 4. Cambridge . ?? . '7 B * 61. ?? - : i S. Cheshire . S 4B -* S ?? 44 1. 4 *.-0 ng ...

... ]Vradrid, Jan. 15. i For the last ten days there has been a dearth of matters of political interest or otherwise; great glooinIi- nesp. without a cheering ray either to Constitdtiou- alists o'r Royalists. Of the former who followed the King to ladiz, none are yet permitted to approach iadir!, and those tvho fbund their way here have ben 'tiuned 'ut again, although the birth place an(1 ...