... 1J300t. I ISPATCHES were received on Saturday afternoon (by cxpress) at the Foreign Office, from Lord Stuairt, de Rothsay, our Ambassador, in Pari4. Various other expresses also reached London in the course (if the tiny, and wve are enabled at length to communicate authentic information of the important events of which France has been, and is, the scene. On the 26th inst. the Bank re- frised ...

... '~iTRPIAL PARLIA-MENT. iOUSE OF LonD, T'LlULtSDAY, MAY 23. RFE RAL. Petitionis werepresented, and Bills advan- r( eed ?? tstWge.- after which the House adjourned to Thursday next. HOUSE OF CaONMONS. TUESDAY, MAY 21. tt T.ord-Althiorp gave notice thiat on Friday, the 31st of ri 444Y, Ie should bring the subject of the Bank of England ej Charter, before the notice of the House. p PrENSSON LMSM. ...

... *ORFOLA COUNTY ArEETiNG X OnS altorday the Freeholders, and other inhabitants of this Cssuhtyt were called together to agree to a Petiti to Parlitnixent on the aubject of the Malt Tax, pursuant to a RzItutition to the High SheriffT The Meeting took place at the Shire-hall at a little after. twelve o'clock; the doorr being thrown open, the Crown Court in the Shire-halt was erowiled to excess. ...

... IMPERIALj PARIAiAMENT. lIOUSE oF LOIDS, F T tONDAY, MARCH 4.- ULPetition~s vvere'prmseutd , at 1sWIi~ SFV Oilstep etle ?? Bills 01 firvre a stage. ofr4400 he Bip of ritol presented a petition fromn upwards ''Vlhittitv of Bristol, praying for the better ob- aetyance of the Sabbath. 11e hoped that his Majesty's Msnters would take the case into their serioust con- Lord WVYnford said tait he ...

... CAPTPURE OF LISON. Intelligence reached Plymauth. on Friday night that Villa Flor, the Duke of Terceira, entered Lisbon or, the 24th of July, after an itetion with Telles Jordad, who had opposed him at the head of 6,000 nmen, the whole Miguelite force about and to the southward of Lisbon. Villa Flor hadsunder him no eore than 1,500 troops of the-line, wvitbiwhich.' i4 I4anarehed from St. Ubes ...

... I*VOWiyt, Ottotr 23. We had sincere pleasure in copying into our fourth page from the Dury Post, the detail of the munificent products of the Bazaar for He benefit of *' the Hospital established in that town-an Institution which reflects. equal honour upon the patrons, managers, and indeed upon all who have the superintendance of the Charity. Since its establishment in 1824 many a poor ...

... .. e0valp'0, voot. T HE'visit of his Majesty to the City of Londonhas been a A.4poned through rear of tumult in the Metropolis. t 'Thdt9lltwing letter from Sir Robert Peel, preceded as it MMby One Written by Alderman Key, the Lord Miiyor n Elm,, id by him transmitted to his Majesty's Minis-. I tern, (for which vide debatc in the House of Commons,) together. vith the explanations given in the ...

... NEGRO .EMANCIPATION BILL. The provisions of the slavery abolition bill, which stands for a second reading in the House of Commons on Wednesday next, vary in many particulars from the re- solutions on which the bill is founded, at the same time that they enter more explicitly into the compensation part of the measure, and the mode of its appropriation. The title of the bill is a Bill for the ...

... qo t(le Editor of 1ew Ifpsicw .1ournal. S,1-ObserVing in yo;ur paper of Feb. 2Sth, a letter n sthc giguat#re Animus Grotus, suegesting tbe bzetl el~recting n tablet in tile church of St. Mary at the bl er tose of memorinlizing the nalme of fror tile purles o J. Denny, iEsq. ; I beg to informn the writer t ~J.t letter, Dunn te friends and niumerous admiir ee of tie character of the late ?? ...

... Arundcl -Lord Duldley Stuart, wilhontopposition. Bapiltery.-.The candidates were Mr. Tanered, the lattt representat.ive, and Mr. Lloyd Williams, a Tory. Close of the Poll, Tancred 203. Willieuis 4-3. ?? ,iohn WivninL-ton, Whig, is re~elected. ?Ruckinitzhzm.-Sir Thonmas Freernaitle enid Sir riarry Verner, the late representatives, Tories, were elected with%- Otit oppostiton. ?? Hart. Ashley ...

... TO MR. HU.ME. IJ'erst Lodge, Dec. 8. now come to some of the heads ofcomplaint against tle King; for you will observe, the complaints are against the King, disguise the thing how you may. And, I shall, to prevent a division of my matter into several arti. Cles, ?? to your speeches at recent meetings in Lon. don, asld also to the speeches of )your companions at those rneetings. One complaint is ...

... rfIC following ?? transmnittel to the Sheriffs))y Lord John Russell on Saturday night:- 1 WIhitehlill, Oct. ]2;9;385. Gentlemen,-.- beg to direct your attentioii-tt an act pssed ini the lastsession, of parliament, 5 an8iti Witm ln IV., c '18, entitled 'An Act for effecting greater uuifqrmitY ot practice in the government of the several prisons is riglanad anrd Wales, and for appointing ...