... ,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 ...

... CORONATION Of their 3fajesties, KING WILLIAM I V. and QUEEN ADELAIDE. Thursday, being the day fixed on by the King for the Coronation of their Majesties, the west end of the me- tropolis at an early hour presented a most animated appearance. In tlic immediate vicinity of Wcstminster Abbey, the scene to the spectator eas of the most animating description-booths and stands being raised tupon ...

... ?? . -; ; , ?? >t4.. ?? .. .. ?? ?? z ¢ li- - . - . ~..I Heb ilfd* frora ?? ?? aibi~laf'iil ?? lltbegii tbreiiatr~ I jeut. . tiiban i~tii ~,'Vji5l dt ?*idi Iit&Ij r ?? u iife lielbaluitdt go -bt to wgri' thersfil he ciurgedisti a'ii b heidi s tillt lt tushil'b ?? at -hojme one~ear,.nd cheeruphis wifeijfiich hahath tdkaitt;l-wivc74 Uav- ufrfg ei ~ttie' frhiiivfl iliiti if wathktsttil ...

... ?? .O0OUQO tF DERBY REFORM MEETING. In compliance with a Requisition to the Mayor, (the IRee. C. S. Hope,) a Public Meeting of the Inhabitants of ?? washeld on Monday last, at ?? Hall, for the purpose of taking into consideration the proprie y of petitioning the House of Lords to pass the Reform Bill without delay. Soon after. twelve o'clock the Hall was crowded to excess, and- the MA's061 ...

... DERB Y, JVIEDITSJDA Y, September 14. The business of the Coronation has. completely occupied the minds of all politicians, and as a neces- sary consequence all the newspapers, both in the metropolis and in the country. The ceremony is one of remote antiquity, and mixed up with some of the usages of the dark ages (now perhaps but imperfectly understood,) there are touches of great solemnity. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-September 1g. Lord RADJNOR presented.two petitions. praying Forthe o'-uodction ,oF poor laws into Irelandi and one in favour O; reformnt which the Noble Lord read-at length. - Lord KIN G said, that the petition expressed.the opinion -A great mass of the people in this country, and that it bte well for their Lordships to consider, of that opi- ?? a-id not to go on in such a ...

... (IanRO,, A SECONOD Esotitoc Or, ilt ?? HOUSE OP COhiriMoNS..MONPAY, Eyaitixo.i The house, Was veyfull of mem6bers'aitbtree' o,,oIoek, in case-. qoence of as motion id on a fbrmer dabyr.OCmelfa ealof the bouse. , Oni the dooirs beingnee irtwasl !uindowstood that the, call of thel house wastp~ostponted ?? Tbe. inflx f tltngers into. the gallery a ayget ncns 'quence of th hr edn tthe reform bllhm ...

... I TO THE FREERIJLIDERS OJ. trMIE COUNTY QF LOUTH. The vacancy which has occurred in th'. repr..sentatimn oif YOUr county, bsy the irreparable 105 Which Ireland and you have Bus- tained in the death of tha~t iniestimable and patriotic character, AdAlexander -Daweon, it devolves on you ,nce more to exercise your tn privilege oif selecting a successor to serve your county in the pre- sent ...

... We have German papers to the 23d instant. A letter from Cracow alludes to the report which has been given in the French papers, that negociationss are on foot be- tween Russia and Poland, but nothing definite seems to have transpired respectirgtlhem, nor does the fact appear clear thatany negociations are actually in progress. In- deed, if any negociations of the kind have been coin- menced, ...

... 14OUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The ill equtis of LONDONDE RRY said, that when on | Friday last he put some questions to the Noble Earl at the head of his Majesty's government, he had received an an- swer with hlich he expressed himself pertecetly satisfied, that the French goveinmelit had given positive orders to Gen., Gerard to evanuate Belgium. What then was his as- toIIishitent, when he learned ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. ¥ke division lists of the House of Commons are often so incorrect ihatws cannot take upon ourselves to decide the question put to us by a, subscriber at Abergavenny. We recommend a personal application to the gentleman whose,voie is the subject of dispute. We have seen the article in last Sunday's Examiner, to which Philo-Merlin alludes. We are not surprised that the testi- ...

... ALDERMAN KEY.—A requisition has been forwarded to the Lord Mayor, requesting his lordship's permission to be proposed, on Michaelmas Day next, for re-appointment to the Civic Chair for the ensuing year, in order that the Livery of the City may have an opportunity of testifying how highly they appreciate the very able and distinguished manner in which the worthy alderman has discharged the ...