... ITREATMENT OF CONVICTS 1I THE IIULK&S TO TIE EXAMINER. Srn,-thisaMorning, by the Post I Rkeceivd a. Letter from an Unfortunat Convict Who was Sentence to 7 Years rransptation at the Old Bailey Sassiont for a Light Offence lie Writes we have Six liundered Prisoners on Board We Rise at 5 in the Miopning Breackfast at Six All our Boats is Mtaried & All away by Seven Our gang Convicts Twenty mnen ...

... On Monday, the twenty-first anniversary of the triumph of Westminster was celebrated at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, Sir FRANCIS BeRDETT in the chair. About 230 persons were present. At half-past five o'clock, Sit F. Bucdett entered the room, accompanied by Mr- llob- house, Mr A. Dawson, M.P., Mr J. Wood, M.P., Sir Gerard Noel, Mr Jones Burdett, &c. Mr H. Hunt sat at one of the side ...

... T . . , . . \ -~I : Party id the Waadness of many for t be gain of a few.-POP:L. THlE MINISTERIAL CHAXNGtS, AND 'NEW AP.POIMTMENTS. E. cornplete ejection Of liberality from the Cabinet we hve consi- dered from the date of the WELLiNGTOTN Dictatorship as inevitable; and its occurrence neither affects us with surprise nor alarm. Through- out wve'eipressedouir conviction, that if M- r{isicss'N ...

... A gentleman, just arrived fromh the United States, informs us that the American Government have at present the largest vessel of war ever heard of on the stocks. She is to carry not less than 180 guns, most of them ninety-pounders, and will be a most stupendous ship, competent to cope with several frigates at the same time. Other vessels of the ordi- tary class were likewise building at the ...

... .1 LONDON, JUNE 1, 1828. TuE substance of the Foreign intelligence received during the week, so far as it possesses general interest, relates exclusively to the Russian and Turkish warfare; and the proceedings for and against the views of the Regent, or whatever else he may be called, of Portugal. From the Gernn papers we learn, that while one division of the troops passed the Pruth near ...

... HOUSE OF COAMONS. Friday, Moay 30. CHANGE IN THtE MINIrSTRY. Mr PLANTA moved that the Speaker do issue his writ for the election of a Representative to serve in Parliament for the shire of Perth, in the room of Lieutenant-General Sir George Murray, who, since his election, had accepted the office of one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. Mr HUaME expressed his regret at the ...

... N OT A B I L I A. - ?? ?? frrim the We copied into our last number a very pertinent query 103 Morning Chronicle, whether sosne hands might not be retrenched in the FoTeign Office, seeing that the ClerFs there were so much at a loss to dispose of theii time as to employ it in bombarding t~le Paasenge's in the street with paper pellets and wax candles? We believe that the Finance Committee would ...

... 'THE NO1ATIN2VG CImO1AUTCLE. LONDON: AJOND..Y, JUNE 2, 1828. 11We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, and the Gazcele de France of Saturday. The discussion on the Projet of the Law regarding the Pe- riodical Press was opened on Thursday, and adjourned to the following day. M1. de CORCELLES made a very able speech against the Law, in which he placed in a striking light the ...

... ADVERFTISEMENT EXTRAORDIN.\Ry. Serjeant Switchem, of the auarils, takes tile earli,,. tunity of presenting his cornplimients to the Nobilty sod t' Pr and begs leave to inform thezin of his unpiralleled no, qualifying gentlemen for Cabinet appointnnta at the sl; notice. Although Serjeant S. would scornte boss' customed to rely on deeds rather than wends, he mit justice to himself and his pupils ...

... PRI VAT E CORRESPONDEN2CE. London, Ielay SO. The Cabinet Council which met this afternoon has just broken ull, but we arc not enabled to add any further in- formation respecting the newv appointments to that inserted in the evening papers. The report of the dissolution of Par- lianment is, now generally discredited at the west end of the towvn. It appears by the foreign arrivals of to-day, ...

... I0 0011, 1 ,FRIDA',' AIAY 30, 1823. 1,011nts from St- Pletrshurmh to the 14th inst. A 3received by the Duitch andL G ~man Papells, f±oul fl tII* llowinlg a re extracts:-- ?? 1?oa. 14.-The Vice Chancel. -odes Wiliet out to-day for the litn- pI csolt It es Te hostilities with the Turks .5 al hich day the Russiani troops ch~ weead11 thu lrl, end it 'is supposed they ,will pass Ile Daesbe ,,out ...

... I , 1)oR SUPRRSItDINNG THE NECESSITY OF 3 IM, 1;teyS IN SWEEtPING CHIMNEYS. e :,:li Anni ere:iry of this Society was held in at!i ,j, ,f t len tis sion H UIse, w hic was numerous- £ flir the greater part oif the comipaty wtre ladies, , ~ alire' nijrity wore the nuamtitioung dress by ! ,4 ft.,le I I 'ends are distingtisthed, though sinie were ! , III ig to the f8aliithil of thisi world. Two ot ...