... BII3llINGUIAII RIOTS. Warwick, August 7. John Bird was placed at the bar charged with having, on the 15th of July, nt Birmingham, de- molished and destroved, anti pulled down the house of George Naden. Atnotier count charged him with beginning to pull down and destroy; and in a third count he was charged! with a riot. Air Witdditgton appeared for the prosecution. I The prisoner was undefended ...

... HOUSE OF LOR1)S-June 17. The Earl of ROSEBERlY presented a petition from Edinburgh against any further endowment to the Church of Scotland. Thnct orquis of WESTMiEATHI said, there was gan ct of Queen Anne under which the Church liv- ilgS possessed by Roman Catholics were vested in the Crown. If those Roman Catholics, however, at any subsequent time conformed to the Church of England, they ...

... THIE PENNY POST. COPY OF A TiIMASUIRY lM'IrTE, DLTE.D DI:CEMBEI 26, 1839. My Lords rea:l the minute or the 23d of Augnpt. proposing to reccive communications fromin tbe pub- lic with refertnce to the letter stamps niamed in tilL ICt 2d and :ld Victoria, cap. 52, and officring certain revards fbr the same. 'i'be communications (more than 2600 in num- her) received in comsequence of this asmite ...

... TORY INSULTS TO THE QUEE1N. is At the Colston anniversary dinner at Bristol, V upon the toast of the Lord Licutenant of the couilty (Lord Segrave), the lion. F. I. 1. F Berkeley, Member for Bristol, in returning t thanks, took occasion to explain that his brother, the Lord Lieutenant, had becn obliged to abstain ht from attending clerical d(inners for charitable ob- jects, in consequenceor the ...

... 'aleboutan £Ate cryui. EDINBURGH. ThIURSDA Y, NeWEA J11BEER 14. To ConarspomirNTS..Providing the intendedl comn- munication of G. 'as not too lengthy For our colamnn; we tiight be indiuced to insert it on deliberation; but it must fall to G. himself to judge of lit other considera- ions involved. . A Want of space compels us to delay several commr.uniations, &c. TIlE DEAN OF FACULTY, AND THE ...

... WtI., tIAt.t.. DEC. 5. The Queen ha ieen plea -d to direct letters patent to bs passed tinder the Great SOe, tgranting the dligitv of a Baron of tho Uniled Kiing dsom of GCat lota ii tai; Ireland auto Liointenant-General Sir .1.hu ( ?? ?? anti the heirs male or his lnds lawfully bego.t- ten, by the name. stltte, antI title of nar'.1n Seatrcl, of Sentno, in the county of Devon. The Qtteen has ...

... SECOND 1D) IIFN. MasEtcunV OFi ren, FivE ntCorcx. From Madrid accounts have been received to tile 27th ult. The only news they calitain is. that Ge- neral Vuldez hadl been dismissedl from his post aS Cflptain-General of Catalonia. Itl Arraon the wen- ?? Ivasl said to have become extremntly severe. EIspnrtere's head-quarters were still at Alas de his Matas. Letters from Hanover of the 2Sth ...

... AFFAIR? OF , ?? E . ?? At r-linz to : lotlvr ?? fliv 2.1:! ult. fromi ('onl- ?? l: :1lil ;ll! and rench Alobas1,;--dozss ! .1 I:1lvL :: I::.t :111(1 per ilmpvl~ry waitctil t Ie l'..rte ?? isar wi:!h I :pt. ali-d cokirior. hall !11-IA l IIL-li~ltCli tly (l~l:l1 lto L.ondlon al X(I PI'ri,. : ih ...

... Sill wWALER SCOTT AND) TrHE ,IESSIIS IBALLANTYNE. )Ir L-ncklmrt has 1101 ttnsiverei thc pamplilet pub- I u i o.lat anid entitled lefirttioln of' t:,, )Iitatertents and Calumniv,-s contnined in'M ,,ft. Life of Sir Walter Scott- respecting t he ~ ?? I,.t~li. A~ecit i lamiphilet. b~ the, 7,--ijv to the presentt statemtiett of' Mt Lockhiirt;s tlm'!- P1 V,-s at now ftiirly I atnci-le into a1 Coll ...

... DURNTMSLAND. Provost Faraie's Address to the Town Couneil of Burnt. island on his retiring from office-3d Nlov. 1S37. GENTLEMENNY term of office as Chief Ma- gistrate of this burgh being on the eve of expiry, and this being the last opportunity which will be af- forded to me of addressing you, before bidding you farewell, I think it proper to bring under your no- tice various matters of great ...

... Qaleobtian £burrurpi, EDINBURGH. SA TURDA Y, A UGUS T 19. Ireland is continuing nobly to do its duty in the cause of reform. I-Ter elections are now all but completed, and will certainly swell the Ministerial majority idr the House of Commons to FORTY in defiance ofall the predictions of Ultra-Conserva- tives and Conservative-Radicals. The Irish elec- tions are going on as they began, and, ...

... IMYPERIAL PEARLZMENT. S HOUSE OF LORDS-July S.3h Some private bills were brought up from the Com- mons. Lord CAMPERDOWN presented a petition from Leith, in favour of the Parliannentary iruigha (Scotland) ?? NFwrFOrNDrAXD. The Eaml of ABI3ERDEEN presented a petition from the colonists of Newfoundland, complaining of the diz' tracted state of that colony, and praying that some me e- ?? ?? be ?? ...