... ,aE~atfltr 4~tornpc~flium. WEDNE ' Sep21..-Thte SPring% Guns Bill was O WC)NSDAYd aSed. heG ?? went through 3 Food a tbird ased TeimeCa comte. Sep. 2,. The Roval assent was given by VY ?gtlltSDAY _uli Wors ill, the Hackney Coach b Bill, and armes1 privte bill THE REFORM BILL. th Th tr I Bl was brought up from the Commons by e L eordmoh Russel and Lord Althorp, accompanied by i shut100 members ...

... Wtbo% anD Otborbatiolt. -. n PO55TUGAL. ' We are informed that the expedients to which Don ti Miguel resorts to replenish his exhausted treasury are truly t, cbaracteristic of that contempt.of justie aid violation of a bumanity by which his Government'exists. rxiaoners, s who have been detained' for months and years without trial, are taxed by a threat of leaving their dungeons un. a cleansed, ...

... pulmz ano Of USSTA AND POLAND. C. The intelligence from the seat of waris of a deeply interes in at nature, and presents a very tintovourable picture of thepros. Apects of Poland ; but as tite Pales themseli'es do not apitear to le be discouraged, and as they have achieved glrriowtt victories It when their situation was still more unpromtsihg, wve dlo n tn despair of their ultimate triumph. On ...

... Sbc 'grabelter. REMINISCENCES 13,tEt .r SCENES AND A si rODS; OR, SCRAPS FaoRM TI pAO5TFO1,O OF A TRAVILJIN BACSSRLOR. (Continued from our last.) No. V)L yRnMlCE IN THE POSSESSION OF' THE ENGLISH, PRUS- SIAN, AND AUSTRIAN ARMIES. nyrants but by tyrants conquered be. ,n5 Freedom find no ehampion and no child sch ah~ COhirtfltiin saw arIse, when she sprung forttr alPaliSS. armed and u~ndefi~ed ...

... 1-RETC - ?? HOUSE OF COMMONS. la a B ADJOURNED DEBATE ON ?? r. er. TUESDAxY, Alie/Is s-Mr. O'Cornarli, in delence nf tlc Mi- to nisterial measuTe, made a long, and a powerful speech, the re. to e port o0 which occupies nearly thur l ing columns of the London F d journals: of course it would be a vain task to cffer any analysis m I- ot it. The bill, he saidd deserved. the support at the llouse ...

... We have heard that a most respectable gentleman, a tt few days since, declined.subscribing to the Asylum for the a' 'iouseless Poor on the ground.-tbat he feared that it vwas ci lie means of bringing a n umber of beggars into the town. a] As we value this gentleman's opinion, we wish to offer to oi te bis consideration the following brief remarks. Beggars 6t are said to be more numerous this ...

... . ?fia] Vestryv W- heli verterdav in St. Nicholass Church. A Special Vestry was held yeeterday in St. Nicholas's Church, summened by the Church wardens and Select Vestry, to take into consideration the provio~ins ofa bill for the better rating of Iti. small tenemerits. The chair was taken by t~le Rev Joriatha nr isi. Brooks, the Rector, a few minutes after twelve o'clock. There the were at ...

... ng As we took no great interect in the election, and have no pre. detdilectione or partialities to influence our judgment, fair play alone induces us to make an observation or two upon the con- duct of Mr. Wason, which has been much misrepresented by F In at leat one individual. A superficial comparison between the A Ote annexed petition of that gentleman. and the letter published by I clt him ...

... ! EXAMINA'TI}ON AND COMMITTAL-OF HYNES. i ' On .Thursdsy- last, tlie court.house at tbe New Bailey was excessively crowded, in cnnsequence of the cbuliosity oi many, persons to hear the elamiiatiton of John HIynes, jtfsecretary to the Trades' Union, who was' hi-ought from Ireland the' preceding night by .,Worthintonll, who0 went over to that country last week with a warrant for his appre- ...

... THIE pOISONING IN SADDLEWORTH. IFURTHER PARTICULARS.) - A young wnonanl neamed Hannahl Boden, had about fiftCeD months ago ieparated fron: her husband, Join Boden, : shoemaker, and with hr only child, sVeutrto live;with her father, Abel Hall, who tlien resided at Linfitts, in Saddle. worth, but has tecently removed toa smal lIpublieohouse at a place called %Cuning.Corner, in the tavnsqiip of ...

... .[From c'obbeft' Registar. 1,. 'jaint Regii~f andu ins this, will be' foslnd what I In ilostrujt account of a -debate inl the os of t L 1os11 t of a bill brogtiob h rhi.s $l(o If asterhurY, wh irpre to have sai'poth trl Io Queeqn, that a King of, England could not only trigbut could not commit any folly; u pasa~ do no i%'rolld in answer to the Rev. Mr. 51 Neill, of Al.. shi rey, svbo1 is ...

... OLDfIA1!T. COWERS' TURN-oUT.-The great majority of this body of operatives still continue out, about twelty-six of the old hands who were employed at the Holebot orn Colliery have, it is said. seceded from the unionl and have signed an agree ment proposed by their employers, and are resumrindg their work. The other eollieries are partially worked by new hands, nd a few others, who have given ...