... APPOINTMENT OF LO.RD FORBES AS H1GI :COMIMISSIONER. TO: THE ASSEMBLY OF THME SCOTCH CHURCH.- ' ?? Whitehall, May 17, 1830. The King has been pleased to constitute and appoint the Rigbt brdurable James- Ochoncar, Lord Forbes, to be his. ?? tamniiserioner to tlbe General Assetmbly of the :Church of Scotland. LONDON POLICE-ELOPEMENT. UIJON HALL.-' On Thursday. soon after the night eliargesr were ...

... i THE PUBLIC EXPENlD1TUREI (From Sir II. Parnell's ceteer ork on FiPtnical Reform.) In the year 1806 a war revenue (in round numbers) of 58,000,0001- was collected for about 8,000,0001. per annum. This was at Mr. Pitfs death. Iil 1826, only 20 years after- wards, a period during which the government had (with the exception of about two years) been administered by men pro. fessing to walk in Mr ...

... I (FROM ?? ?? TRAVErLLR.) The state of Irelaid is very afflicting. Among ttie grierarn.ces -and that not one of the least-may be classed, that heartless ones the dislodgment of the cattier tenantry, Which is` ro- ceeding, we regret to' find, with a dpgree of: speed little suited with the march of inlillect. The conduct bf the land- owners is callous in the extreme-of all the evils with which ...

... REPEAL OF THE UNIONS. PUBLIC BREAKFAST AT HOME'S HOTEL. Yesterday, another breakfast, and by far the. most important Dthat has-yet been attenided, was given at Home's Hotel, Usber's- -quay~-. There were about three hundred gentlemen present, and sthe gallery was filled at an early. hour with elegantly,&essed r ladies;. Before-the coffee and eggs were disposed-of,- Mr. Steele entered tbe room ...

... FRENCII PAPERS. DISiOLUTTON OF THE FRENCH CIIAMBEPS-SUP- PRlssiON OF THE JOURNALS-ABOL1TION OF T1E CHARTEN., The Moniteu- Gcontains the following REPORT OF THE MINISTERt TOTIHE KING:- 8,-ryolr ministers would be little worthy of the con- fidencv with which your Majesty bolout's them, if they longer. delayed to place before your eyes a view of our internal situa- tion, and to Point out to ...

... ?? PIf'X-1KING- OF FRANCE. * . Cg ilos ; 'Ar 12.W' saive~d- fltt.UUeiiU on the ,thj attbar 'clb k in the evening,' ftbrt havin mae great h1aste'. -'eej'adt~n C' aA ,hsehWe exiected tS iad Ch~ail~ek:X:. ont uae: Poiit -of ema- ' .barldng,' but, hb travels Ytbtj slowl' ,hey W&'ells,4ed frtm all part& of his &tte n~me-role s pos4-hories; whihh htrefised to manke use of. 1huis -eiy, avidentli ...

... I SITTINo OF Vir 7Tr OF AUGUST. . After the spech of M. de.Conny, who declared that tbe Bourbons posssess -tbe crown of France by divine right, Al. Benj. Constant said that the agitation which was observed among the people-corrld not give ground for any fear. Proceed- lug then to the question lie added-' We want another Prince th an himu whose proceding acts have been so deplorable and so ...

... TIHE ENGLISH A-ND FRENCH M I (FROM THE OBSE\tE It ufj3 I It, is a circumstance peculiarly for~ate'fn l the ele'intion of thle intzen F p is count ~ a with the accession of ?? Sve~e.il, I oranM the late events in Paris talcen place at anerir~0o nu Cad the reign of George th e Fourth, a h iewl 'dre of Londonderrv was so unpouao vni nte riods of excitemnent, the diffreceen itehatts i thle ...

... I';tracf of; a letter from Alexander Dawsoil''s ` ,No writ can be issuedlfer a membor to repfetent Lbuth in the room of Leslie Foster, tnitilheis gazetted a Baron of-th'e, Exchequer; and it ii matter of doubt, ;ivether ksnih writ may not then be detained by. Government in the Crown Office; to, wait the General Election, which, me all think ontthis side;'iiill take place in Septemberr-n ...

... I __ REMOVAL OF M DE POLIGNAC. The newspapers hbve publislhed some anecdotes relating to the removal of the three Ministers, Perryonnet, Chantelauze, and Guernon Ranville. We subjbin some information regard- ing Wte rinoval of M. do Polignac. Mr. Th-5ldde Camp of General Lafayette, and M. Rou, Aid-de-Camp of the Minister of War, arrived at St. Lo, on the night of the 25th and 26th. After ...

... THE ARY. I The flowing compose the staff, &c, of the reerung Idistricts of Great Britain : LEEDS-Consisting of the counties of Northumberland, Durham, Cumberland, Westmorland, and parts of Yorkshire and Lancashire. Inspecting Field Officer, Lieutenant Col. N. Ramsay; Adjutant, George Moss ; Lieutenant Paymaster, H. B. Adams; Surgeon to the Forces, F. Loinsworth. SUPERINTENJING OFFIeEas ...

... THlE MARQUIS o0 ANIGLESEY. The .'veitg .Post, viwhich has become ti tame and | gentle, that's erious' upprohensipxs are. entwrtaied by its ' fiew friends,0that ithas fallen into an irremedjable con- X suniption, commences a short paragraph in reference to the Marquis of ANG(LEsEi entry i esteidaywith the following sentence - ' Nntwithstlnding the Offorts wbhich lhave bhen made to pre- vent ...