... I -wig ? SATURDAY, DECESRS lb. BRISTOL ELECTION. OUR Election has terminated in a manner certainly un- anticipated by ourselves in common with thousatid8s of our fellow-citizens, but which, upon a calfl review of all the circumstances connected with it, is not at all surprising. We were well aware that intimidation had been unscrupu- lously resorted to, and that every inducement in the shape ...

... jarwe bp tf)t tollbon pooto. LONDON, TUESDAY, YNovenber 27. NOTHING important as yet from the seat of war. When the last accounts arrived, Marshal Gerard was r.,prcsented as waiting permission to occupy Antwerp. He is naturally anxious that the attack on the citadel should be attendC(I with as little slaughter as possible; and that he should, therorec, avail himself of the most advantageous 1o ...

... BATIT.-G RN. PALAltt.-WVe are enaliled cotifidently to negative the report which has within these few days obtained such extensive circulation in this city; namely, that out' gallant Member, Gen. Palmer, had receivedl and accepted an appointment in the British Colonies. We can assure the inhabitants and the electors of Bath, on the best authority, that there is not the slightest foundation for ...

... TU ESDrAtot atNL'Al . TUESD9AY, Jjavu-nr S. OPENING or THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. His Majesty's Commission for the trial of the prisoners implicated in the late outrages, and also for the delivery of the Gaol of all other offendefgs !r against the laifsj was opened in the Guildhall s. yesterday morning. The event, as might reason- s, ably be supposed, had been looked forward toI Le with an almost ...

... ELE CTlION NelTELLIGIENCEl. WI:s'rER, Divisio\ OFG o~FSt~ultu.I ouir fourthl %ag sil ?? Foulnd thO slieehuCS ol' thle lionl. G. Blerkteley andl the lITom. A. Mo tretoni, lit :Ii meeting of' the electors of' this, division at ('nalpit I I eathi. A not her ?? tock lilace onl Saturday aficir. nloo1l, at (Jldhind Coflmitlio, Ais ieh was is ti l more inumerously at entilid .A hirge party met the ...

... ilailiamenta iquirc. P L ?uj Intell ,ROUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. - At the request of Lord AUUKLAND, the Earl of A-ee'tatriN postponed hisquestions on the Belgic tlreaty, until theinextdilay (Tuesday).-Adjotirned. TUE SDAY. Earl GREY presented a petition from a part ol'.lre- land, for an alteratiom in the laws regarding church poperty; and in doing so his lordship-said that, before the House Could ...

... fistol Mercu,,1, ?? Sin,-Yourinertion if the followingarticre froin the d Jamaica Watechlans, a respectable periodical, published ire in Kingston, will contribute, I doubt not, to counteract Ic- the slanders which have been so freely circulated against e; the Baptist Missionaries, Messrs. 1tnibb, Wfhitehorne, r1's and Abbott. It is also deserting of particular attention its that, in the ...

... BSrli' ElLECTION.-AfOUN'II candidate has preferred his sclaims for the suifrages of the electors of Bath-Robert Blake Foster, Esq., of Lansdown Crescent, Bath, who starts upon Conservative principles. A woman, dressed in mourning, Ias been latterly imposing .on the benevolence of several inhabitants of Bath, by means of a fictitious petition. She is,. it appears, a notorious , impostor. E The ...

... - TUESDA Y, Fiwlaumrn 21. To the declhration of Earl Grey i;n the House of Lords, on the above subject, which created so much dissatisfaction nmong the Liberal Party, Lord Althorp has appended an explanation in thie House of Commons, which has created as much dissatisfiiction among the Tories. I-how tilc text and cpmmentary will be found to harlmonlize toge- ther, when the promised measure is ...

... ; afttamwntap attelet. | FOURTH DEBATE, IAND FiNAL TRIUMPH, ON TllE SECOND R1EADING OF THE REFORM DILL. After a long discdssion on a petition presented by Lord HOLL1ANOtfrom'the Protestant Dissenters -styled Baptists, In'depondents, and Presbyterians, resident within twelie miles otfhenmetropolis, in favour of the ?? systemi ofleducation in Ireland, the'brder of the day for resumning thc ...

... SOnEtRSRTSIHRE.-We understand that the next Assizes for this county, to be held at Taunton, on the 29th, are likely to prove more heavy that any that have occurred for some years, there being already no fewer than one hundred and-teighly-two prisoners fbr trial, nearly one half of whom stand charged with serious offences, and there is yet a month to elapse before the Assizes take place. In ...

... antE SAc 3itotol MAreuI SATURtDAY, Mtl 5. WHY IS THE NATION. TAXED? IHEMe is a question of some moment, if men would but learn to consider it rightly. Why is the nation taxed? It is a question which comes home to all oui pockets: we all know and feel louw the nation is taxed, but few have taken the trouble, caltly and deliberately, to ask themselves-- why ? The surface politician will answer, ...