... 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 rather out of date to enter upon the subject of V\ELLAITI, which sour readers will think has already had its share of notoriety.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 ...

... 1MANCE. PArU9, MA 927.-On Wednesday,the Royal Guard appointed to restore order at Rouen, were assailed by tile populace with vollies of stones, and several officers were severely wounded. A body of the Guards and t he Genrdarmerie then made a charge on the meb, and dispersed it. TThe rioters again assembled, however, and insulted the military, threw bottl at them filled with offensive liquids, ...

... THE- EXAMINER. ?? , -r v. f trlzt nir S . ?? WE kearn from the Globe and Traveller, that it is reported Lord COCHRiAitE sailed from: Falmouth for Greece, in a vessel of 400 tons burtlben and that-there will be under his command two sloops of war from France, two steam-boats, one or two other vessels, and a frigate of 64 guns, built in the United States.-We insert alsp; it another column, a ...

... CLERICAL. INTOLERANCE-REV. MR HEDGER. TEXT of a sermon preached at St James's Chapel, Hampstead read, on Sunday the 11th of June :_ . . Itf ye trill not driie the inhabitants of the land from before you, then 'it' shillcomne to pass, that those which ye left remain. pf them shall be pricks in your eves and thorns in your sides, and sal1 vex yon in the land wherein ye ?? bap. xxxiii, v. 55. A ...

... NEWSPVAPER CHAT. TnE VtiNigi' ME cl. ..i fmirhdlazard a hypercriticism, I should say, that it is a little too much like an exquisite marble doll. I should conjecture-(for it is only conjecturewhere familiarity has oeutralize~j ,the capacity of judging)-that there is a want-ofsentiment, of eharaeter; a balance of pretensions as well as-of attitude,A todd :d'eal of tisipidity; and an over ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMINElR9 E | Party is the madness of many for the Oain of a few.-PPFE. THE CHANCERY COMMISSION. Ir has been impudently asserted that the Chancery Commission courted the evidence of competent witnesses. Such was not the fact. The Committee could not, it is true, shut their doors against the evidence of impartial and well-informed witnesses, but they remained perfectly passive, ...

... LoNDoos-The election for the City commenced, on Friday, in front of the Guildhall. Paper banners were displayed. on which were printed The Lord Mayor, the friend of Commerce- Alderman Wood, the friend of the People Alderman Waithman, the tried friend of the City; Ward and Commerce; * Alderman Thompson and Inde- pendence ; and Alderman Garratt and the freedom of Election. After the ...

... THE PO ITT AL EXAMINER. Party is the madness of Many for the gainofa fewv.-Perry. THE ELECTIONS. ONE of our Contemporaries whose opinions we respect (the Globe) daeclred, the other day, that the future welfare of the country would depend much on the intelligence and independence of the New Par- liarment. If we were indeed assured that our welfare depended on these unparliamentary qualities, we ...

... SUBSCRIPTION FOR MR B7CKINGHAM. In consequence of the dissolution of Parliament having prevented the Committee on Mr Buckingham's case from making a report, a Public Meeting was yesterday held at the Thatched House tavern, St James's, to consider of the propriety of an appeal to the public on his behalf. Lord JosN RUSSELL took the chair a little after two o'clock, and addressed the meeting in ...

... - FROM TiL LQNpON, GAZETTES. ' ' .j ,nesday, J;ine 20. - . :,.SOLV.ETS. 'R Leigbj MGnbes5teTSrj reboaseman.. S Simz, Cheltenhamls biimber-merchani. BANERUPTCY ESLAtGED.: J Harrop, Saddleworth, Yorkbhjre, e.qtier, froa .Iie 17 to.July 22. G. 3Mletralfe, Circis~'~treet~ .qarpe'st . ; ~lettS iordtiumberland street. W. S. HInlie,'Cbel hanh4gi maker [King, Gray s inn square. 1B Smailliod, ...

... MTIYDr Eaa.-Two Representatives were elected for the County, at Brentford, on Tuesday,-Messrs Byng and Whitbread,-who were pro- posed by Lord W. Russell and Mr R. Colburn, and, there being no other Candidates, their re-election was a matter of course. Mr BYNG returned thanks, and said that he stood before the electors as 8n honest servant, who had discharged his duty with integrity if not with ...

... FOREIGN INTE:LL[gENC. GREECE. CoPY op A, ?? FROM LiRw COCURANE, TO HiS HIGHNESS 015t4MLDt A, P!ACHA OF EGYPT. Your employing' forreigiers in your milif~ry and naval service, the privilege whicb yoticlaice'and'exercise' ofbs d ing and- equipping ships of war in neutral states, and ofipurchasing stear-Vessels, and hiring transports under neutral flags, for hostile purposes, and transp%.rt to ...