... jitloo anb eberbattono. FRANCE.dr The whole of the elections in France are now over, and the fro, result ofmost of them is known. Out of3991returns mentioned tie! in the papers of Wednesday se'rinight, and in previous publi. of cations, the Opposition Musters .255, and the administration canl ble only reckon on 180. The majority against the polities of the tht Court is, therefore, 12 3, eleven ...

... Xa. ROGER WHITEEtEAD, AGAINST THE PROPRIETORS OF 0 THE LIYERPOOL MERCURY. a a Nearly two years and a half have elapsed since we laid a before the public the case of two poor married women, h Eleanor Yates and Jane Marshall, who were torn from their homes and imprisoned in Lancaster Castle, for not s having appeared to answer a charge preferred against c them in the Ecclesiastical Court at ...

... 1iOUSELESS POOR-HORRIBLE DEATH OF FIVE MEN FROMT EXPOSURE AND WANT OF NOURISHMENT. Whatever some people may think of the propriety of keeping td sie Nrwht Asylum open after the expiration ofthe winter, our own tptn ons on the subject, so far from having undergone any change, m zire confirmed by experibnce. The establishment has been put tea upon a different fooeing to that on which it was ...

... T' UE SDAY's POST.EI LoNDoNEN, MONDAY', JULY 2E. We have received the Paris Papers of Saturday. They t contain some interesting private letters from Algiers, but l none of a more recent date than tile 8th inst. Nothing has vet occured to show what the intentions of the French 1 Government are as to the final disposal ofthe Algerie quest c tion. The statement of a Paris Paper, pretending to be ...

... (From ris's Birmingham Gazette.) TO TiHE ED)ITOR.-SIR, ea There can be no doubt that any irmprovementin the eus- cc tomnary modes of communication which will enable Birmirsg- In barn and the important manufacturing and mineral district th with which it is connected, to transmit their productions i in m: much less time and at considerably less expence than arc now wl required, to the great ...

... CC History is the most profitable study that men of leisure can apply themselves to, because it contains examples of all sorts: cia faithful history good men stand as marble statues, erected in the temple of immortality; and bad men hang as male- * factors UpOn gibbets, exposed to the public view of the world to all posterity.-Hiaaoi. HISTORY.; OF l PAT H. KING GEORGE- THE FOURTH. - ?? ...

... KnoM THY: TLONDON CAZ-EXTttE J~Offl ATty. .S 'nDAA 3 Y 027, . Wre'itTEHn, TL;rJUNE 275-. - ?? 9Cc On 5atorday morning, at.fifteen moi5.rues past three ?? Pl clock-, our late 'onit Gracious: Sovereign King. George the mi Furth, who had offeredefromrsevere indisposition forsome Of weeks,-expired without apparent pain, in tile sixty-eiglith P year of his ego and eleventh of 'his rei'. The ...

... HiOUSE OF ?? 1, .. . . . . _ . I . i At four o'clock, t ?? Os og l at & iiL aVSoco, L,,Z1c el Speaker edturjeord the House. * HOUSE Or LORDS-.Iulv 19. The Poke of Cuniberlandt, the Duke ?f Alrbrluh and the Earl of Aruedel, took the oaths end their soy Lord ELDON presented u petitiso feces i'rtobir- v agetinst ttre NAelsh jindicetry bill. The A RCHBISI(IP of CANeIfUBOUR ?? a re~pere frets the ...

... ale ( C-I-ent-to) ,TF-- l ?? . i__t bh ' ?? rite Convention of R1oyal Barghs met on Tuesday in th1'e Tree Chuarch: Aftro prayer by thelic . -10 Dr Lee, Daiub mabre esie Chief Magistrate of Ediabargin, was chsnPcn.The preliminary besmear bas11ing been gone a hegand the oaths to Geveromenet admuniattered so tire Snvevtol menbeonrs, a earsteitree war appointed en prepare !,loyal and doilfal ...

... 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 ...

... [ TMR. T. S. RICE-TIHE VESTRY BILL. Ihis agb nm5, nut content with his speech in the House dlf Gornupns&on the 'Ed of dy'an ealluiion to 'our animadver.i. 4ons and those of an Evening1 Contemporary upo thenan- pre bywhidh he succeeded in defeating Mr. O'COaNELLSS ?? to amend the Vestry Acts-has addressed aletter to Mr. >TEELE, on tire subject, which. appears inthe Limerick..EJening est,-of ...

... Itt ?? ouronaL. I B Runiour is already bus-y asto the changes likly to take place in the Cabinet, and the Rbyal Household. It is stated with considerable cenfidenc6 that the Marquis of Conyngham and Sir William Knighton retire, and their places areto be upplied by ?? of Gordon and Sir Herbert'taVriqr. Lord, gelvillie, it isle stated, leates tlA'dmirialty, aind-:-diij Sir Byam Martin, the ...