... - Mr. Hlume has given notice of a motion for an early day, the subject of which is to relieve this country from 20,0001. annually, at present received by the despot of Hanover. As an item in the ac- count of profligacy-of the profligacy of the court of George 111.this sum seems comparatively trifling, and the parliament which relieved the Duke of Cum- berland from the care and education of ...

... THE .QUEEN. A few days ago there were several evil-disposed persons who did not hesitate to declare that, on her Mllajesty's re- cent removal from Windsor, the household were employed the entire of Sunday, by her Majesty's command, packing up. There is something very despicable in endeavouring to lower this royal lady in the esteem of the serious portion of her subjects. We have heard the ...

... I E w - - - XFFAIRS O CA1AA. . . I L ord John Russell has once more- abandoied principle and consistency, in order to retain place and power. He has once again succumbed to-the Tories rather than incur the risk of defeat at the hands of his right honourable friend the member for Tamworth. It will'be seen, from our report of the proceedings in the Commons, on Friday evening, that, after due ...

... l HOUSE OF LORDS-MONIDAY, MA-RCai 26, SUBLETTING, ACT. Lord MELBOURNE postponed the committal of this bill, till thle first open day after the bolydrays. The E'arl of WICKLOW wished to know obat alterations the noble viscount wished to wake in the bill. Lord PLUNKETT said the object for postponing the cown- 3nittal of the bill was to see what alterations could be~ made in it. PARLIAMENTARY ...

... IT AL Y. The ofololving is giveD iu tlhe M1ei io gr (tn Chibl, es, ?? d t yesterilay ?? 'Ihe AustriurnsIntLitil ?? on th d/ ihb, ithoilt c reisitance 'lhere lihd bein en ?? aigiinst the I'rovi- d sieiaul (overmnent. 'Ilt ?? of Boblgni hbid retired to o A ti-1a. 'I'be nritional gus rds have assenl bled lit I' o, Wiv i a t -6ew to nailuea a tiernpt ut roelstirlic. i'hey ey i hit gnat ardour, but ...

... ('ROA A SECOND EDIIION OF T.HE CoUicN). It We subjoin, eltraets from Paris Papers, to which we alluded in our first edition. Our private letters are of great ineteest. a They state, that much dissatisfaction with the present gopern- t; meltit prevails among the National Guard, and that an immediate change must take plaee. Soult and Lafitte will, it is supposed, c frlm part of the new injistry ...

... T. Sin,-Having- accidentally seen your journal, of' th~e 16tbh, in ,reply to the paragraph contained in it adverting to the G alway luarbour act, 1 beg Ieave to submit the present explanation ; and I expect, from your candou.-r and impartiality, upon considera- tion, that you will retract Tour very injuxious. charges, at least so lar as they implicate me, In the first place, I thinjr I have ...

... FOREIGN IN TELLIGENCE. FRENChI CIIAMlBER OF DEPU'I]ES, APiln 2. M. Casimir Perrier rose to make a c.mmunicatton from govarn- ment. Gentlemen, said be, the King's ministers have not concealed from you anything of thle state of things which their predecessors had bequeathed to tlhem. Tho first and most press- ing claim upon our attention now is the mlintenance of public order. A preventive ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY EVENIN6. (FRnot A SECOND EDITION OF TBE SUN.) The SPEAssst took the chair precisely at three o'clock. LONIDON DERRY ELECTION. Sir C. JIULSE brought up the report of the committee on the Londonderry election, which declared the election of Sir Robert Alexander Fergusson for that city to he null and void ; and a new writ was ordered to be issued. Mr. DUODALE brought up ...

... btje lFrermnau0 Woveu-ml | FRANCE. We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday with the Messafler des Chalnbres and Le Nouvelliste dated Wednesday. The Messager des Chrcmbres gives a prominent ar- ticle respecting the departure of M. Pozzo di Borgo for Petersburgh, which, after briefly sketching the material events of his life in a manner not very favourable to him, though there is no ...

... [MEEINU: Ai'IbALbtthGIaAk TO PirtIOi FOR Tit ; AIOL1TOX OF LFFES.- ' ?? On Sund~ay lest tile inhabitan~ts of IBalbri~ggn, anid tie coontia uOU0 dtrc s, aemedto petitiou fur the rhtal abolition of c the, ad t adpt practical arid decided measures t eiv themeselses fronm the presonre -of that grievance. The meetingI was held inl the Apen air, as no building ih the town.wotild he wai- I a Zi~ty ...

... - DALLY REPORT Qf CHOLERA CASES. -- - -. - I . V 4 D9 ~ S . - - Caiuil Office, Dublin Cstte DJJBLrN, SET. ?? -t Iasttreport 217; NBw cases, 42 ; died, 19 ; recovered, 34; remainifg, fO6; 'I'l zbags lrorM Cormneaomenc, 10,999 ; total deaths fru0 CO' meneemenrt, s14* (;ew Caes. Died. e Glasnevinj Se&L'17' - 1 0 n East Lutk and Ruab, Sept. 16 0 CeWb idge and Strafenp, Sept. 17- 13 8 5 Wexford, ...