... FRE NCNHI RE VO TXTION, SUNDAY, AnG, 1.-Charles X. proceeded to-d a t to Ramnbonillet, acomiipatieid lly 2CO troops. TIhe rest left him at Vernbdllcs or on the march. T'hose Who remaincil with hiis, only did so n an assa- rattce that he w id abdicate at Rattibouillet. Every where oin theri'tute the people roetiaced hilml. Every where they cried ?? Down with Charles X. alnd the Boorb nis ! ?? ...

... TIHE KING OF' \WTRTEi'BERG. Ilis Majesty Frcedeiick William r. King oF Wir- tenlbeig, 'ho, on the grsacioisinvitatioi of William the Flnurth, conveycd to Ihim by Colonel Fitiz cisleuce, now visits England for the first time, is 4t1 years af age, and succeeded to thip throne in SIG. His Msjcsty is son, by a first mnarriage, to Frelerick, Dukc of Wirtensber,9 Vbo Was raised to thle kingly rank b ...

... ,;-,spirit ot to? ?? sjvuritalo-m, STATE OF TttB kYW, There is a sensitive feeling aibroda oon- account Vof the unhlappy men, six itn nilllster,-whlo were capitally convicted at the Hlants Speeial Commis i shtn, and ordered for execution. A petition to the Eing has been sent from Romsey, and otherplaces in {mpshire; also one from the Birming1am Political Uaionl, praying for a connhtaitlis t ...

... agricliltural latelligmtu , t Fou'r ithre-sbear Sheep vrcre slouat ziare a 'sreek by . John Bellamy, of Vs hitlcoes, - r. John-Mewburn, of' Peterbormigli. a ;f, Helrv hinyness, Esqi ol irass and conescci; orli :neighing upwards of ,o0ibs. pr (juarte i r ?? weighed o55lbs ; and th( fic fe il I the hliaviest hut onc 121 lbs. Th- v Wer~t : l'l by jndkcs to be tflie fattest and coii~plcil. IL 6IL ...

... POOR LAWS IN IRELAND, (From the ClIAe.) )f f'he landowners of 'Knghloid are beginnsiug to e turxi their arteiitiu to the establishment o' poor laws in Ireland, and wve are glad to see smne of kt the fruits of. their awakened interest miaking their [e appearancei in thle shlipe of pamphlets. The 'e tendency of affliars is obvious: sillle attemlpts ?? n he mado to assimilate. tie conlditioni uf ...

... Imnperat parilauitt. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MAY 3. At halfpast three o'clock, the Speaker appeared at the bar, when t1le Ro'yal assent was given by commission to the Four per Cents. Reduction Bill, the Hayinarket'Removal Bill, and several'private bills. Their Lordlships then proceeded with the exa - mination 'of witnesses in the East Retford Bill. TIUESDDAV. The Earl of Eldon presented ...

... A-at ore, I I m ro 110. V. We nnderstaud that it is deterimined that the V- Militia shall be called out. ID The mailicious systeiu of bumring agricultural e' proiperty lias comineineel in Surrey. ITie biaras Ly and stacks of MIr. Thomipson and Mirs. Ford, of Is Oxted, have bcen destroyed liv incevaliariess. ft It is said I it the six een fire insurriec office of Is london have paid within the ...

... ?? . . .i TnE VINE.-There is na plant which has SfAh VI ample)1 and indispatitable clanns to our veneration ta . as the juicy vine, nor ain which has equal pro. si tensions to so gray an antiquity of idolatry. c What reader neerls to be reminded, that it isiss a ir pet-child with gond father Noah ) 'The juice of tC . the graipe is named, indeed, almost its the same e reath with the culture of ...

... ! Six.men have bec'n arrestedt near Corolln, on private inforrmation,'and'commnitted to Ennis'gaol for the nurdr of Mr.' Blood.-Dubl~ze Warden. All derangement from a run onl the 'Banks is at an end. Government have seint a saitable agent (Major Carter) to-inestigate the cause of the recent disturbanc'esi in Mayo, iwhich the resolutions of a meeting of Magistrates there showed to have been ...

... The Lord Bishop of this Diocese confirmed 183 O; males and 261 females, at St. Chad's Church, in this'towvnon Thursday last. B In our Fair, on Tuesday and Wednesday last,' there was.a good supply of Sheep, which weut off but' slowly prime oies fetchcing 5d. per ?? Cattle sold at tGd. per'lb.; but stores sold low.-' V Strong Store Pigs sold at the prices of the preced- ing Fair, but small Pigs' ...

... .. Sortiolt PARISIAN CORRESPONDENCE. (PROX THE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT OF THlE STANDARD. PARUs, MAY 24, 1831-I buave ?? seen letters from Warsaw of the 12th instant, which state, that erern hour intelligence was expected to arrive of a-decisive batdle betweea the armies of Diebitseh and the Polish commnnder-in chief, and which would take place btldeen; Ostsrolenka and Kalusyn. The writers of the ...

... THE RIVERNrGEk.' ' (Frot the Literar~y GayGe0 , 01 oud edition.) We have the gratifiestioll to state .that the great qnestion respecting the course nf the Niger wfich; bas puzzled geopraphy and literatures for many, centuries, has at-last .been deterigined by British courage and perseverance. We havejust received the annexed letter frbm.our esterired and intelli.. gentfriend Mr. Fisher, ...