... - LONDON, APRIL IS, 1828. WE refer to some extracts under our Foreign head, announti t formal assumption of authority by the new PRESIDENT of G t 'which ceremony was attended by salutes from the English Fro th' and Russian ships;, in the port of Egina, where the ceremony t I place.. We also learn by a letter from Zante, extracted by the Freed papers from the Austrian Observer, that Sir ...

... - - ?? Part Is the madness of many for the gain of a ?? ?? MIR HELY HUTCHINSON AND THE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. Aa HErLY HUTCIRNSOS'S refusal to pledge himselfto hostility to any Administration opposed to the Catholic Claims, has drawn down upon him, in the debates of the Association, expressions of virulent odium, and the propriety of the political Ban directed against him has been affirmed by ...

... EDucATfow.-The principal schoolmaster of Rouen made a public experiment of a new system of teaching reading, a short time since, Three of his scholars, who did not know a single letter, after only thirty two hours' instruction, were enabled to read 'With precision, and quick enough to be understood by every one present. FORCE DP IMAGINATION.-Joseplh Scales, Esq. about five years since, met a ...

... Peter Fenn's sentence is commuted to transportation for life. TjlE RIIIN&.-What with the facilities aflorded by the stean)-boats, tile numerous graphic representations of Rhenish scenery, and the yal00 written descriptions of travellers, we cockneys shall soon he nost asll't acquainted with the banks of the Rhine as the banks of the Thales T add to our knowledge of this memorable stream, a Mr ...

... LETTER ADDRESSED TO LORD CHIEF JUSTICE BEST, 27THi OCT, 182a, Mr LoaD,-In obedience to the notice you gave me in July last, I sall attend to fulfil my duties as a Jurymnan on the Court over which Your Lordship so ably and equitably presides. Appreciating as I do the great and paramount importance of the insti. tution of Trial by Jury, I feel it a duty to appear whenever calledupon to discharge ...

... I Am abouit to insert a Speech of LORD STRANGFORP, made in the House of Lords, on tlie 12th itistant, which for good sense, for reatness, am for wit, has been equalled by no speech that I have heard of for a great many years. The speech will speak for itself'; the passage relating to the loss of the ship Haskisson will make my readers laugh as heartily as it appears to have made the Lords ...

... But, gentlemen, landowners and farmers, be reasonable gentlemend You have had svbat you wished for , you hare prevented, thus far, reform in England; you have re- stored legitimacy in France; and you are now giving a drubbing to the Yankees :,and , will vou not PAY for this ? 'Do you think, that the soldiers and sailors and contractors c and commisarlies and pursers and paymas- ...

... THE KING.-The Court CircN/ak an- nounces that HIs MAJESTY is, and has severe cold that His, lte i~i bta91 ^;ikst The Parfliament, pupn ?? reCOinmen- tion of the LORD CiIAXCELLOR, is pro- rogued till the 29th iftant. Doax MiGU ,RL.-H1is Roval Higbness has taken leave of His MAJESTY, previ- ous to his departure from E3 EnALAND. - DoctoR BLACK and ANNA BRODIR.- Doctor Black, last week, strongly ...

... Tim following, letter, a copy of which a ?? has sent to me, and which lie says, has been published in| the MbRNING CHRONICLE, is well worthy of the attention of my readers. The writer signs himself NO AMERI- CAN; but, it he be not one, he happens to understand an uncommon deal about the interests and views of the United States. I request my readers to read this letter very attentively; and ...

... QUAKR PAN IC. I. Ox MOndy -last, the -hoWe as~ it lleJ of.jbe ?? anpn,; 4nsekhe de~ds g.ent~ryiz-. Pkae~ 4dl ijd ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, Feb. 4. Lord Kixa,, on the part of Lord Holland, postponed the motion of which the latter had given notice for to-night on the subject of our relations with Turkey; Lord Holland was too much indisposed to attend the House-The motion was finally fixed for Monday next, when the Lords were ordered to be summoned. Thursday, February 7. In. a Committee of Privileges on the ...

... FIGHT BETWtEN NED BROWN (c TIaE SPRIG OF.AJYATLE) dND SOL. RAUBEAS. Y A good deal of interest was excited yesterday among tbe e milling fraternity, by a fight. which took place btwese tL e above fatic heroes, in a meadow on the Barnet read. The stakes were small-being but five pounds a-side-but the fame of the i e men rendered the conrest attractive. Brown is well knswn is a star of a minor ...