... TH- I eiN THE ?? ; 7 0 TiiE royal assent will, it appears, be ?? to the Reform Bill this day, Thursday, the 7th of June.; a day that will be memorable in the annals of England] The morning papers 'rellas, that the assent is to be given by comn- mission, and NOT BY THE KING IN PERSON! Well; it is his affair, not nine. If there be consequences attend- ing this, the consequences are his, and not ...

... (From the Chronicle.) AT the National Political Union, on Thursday night, Sir FRANCxIS BuRDETT seemed to consider some of the state- ments in the Report read that night as aspersions cast on the aristocracy. We have had an opportunity of perusing that document, and we do not think it states more with regard to the body in question than is borne out by fact. In the account of the circumstances ...

... . (From tie LeedsPatriotqf 27. October,1832.) TO THE RATE-PAYIRS OF LUEDSBUT ESPECIALLY TO- THE, FRIENDLESS POOR. W.!:are gettingon-getting famously on in Leeds, -in. the mareh- of intellect, whiggery, and inhumanity.. Our readers will-.do us the:jristice Xo ac1knowledge, that we. ought:the battle inch by- inch against the* acursed Ana : tomy.1lilllr which - wua-.passed, the-last aeqsion of ...

... Chartch-Rates abolishedat Birminoghara?. ;BIRMIINGHAM IESTRY'' MEETING. CHURCH WARDENS' ACCOt NTS. On Monziav last a vestrV sleetioX wav bei; in St. Mlartin's Church, for tbe piiu pneof passing the late churchwarde,'. a. olits, re- I ceiling the estimates for the orrenrlt yearl and grantin the presentchuroi, and chapti- wardens a Ievv. The chuirch si su-u-lialiy crnwed. The Rev. the REcvTo, in ...

... LONDON, NOVEMBER 25, 183s, The French Chambers have met. As the King was on his way to open the session, a pistol was fired at him. This will probably be found to be one of the low tricks with which the French polict has long familiarised us. A real attempt to assassinate Louis-Philippe would probably prolong his lease of bad government for several years. Such acts have always, in modern times ...

... GUERNSEY@. The happiest community which it has ever been my lot to fall in with is to he found in the little island of Guernsey. The pictures of want, filth and crime, which so frequently shock the eye of humanity in our own country, and which appear to a still greater extent in Ireland, and many parts of France4 are not to be met with in Guernsey; but in their stead are to be ,een the happy ...

... ANTWERP. SUsRaRntDEnR oP THE CITADEL.-A telegraphic despatch, received in town on Tuesday, dated Lillo, Dec. 24, gave the followiisg announcement -General Chasse has just signed with General Saint Cyr Nugues, the most advantageous capitulation possible for the French. The garrison are to remain prisoners of war till Holland gives up the forts of Lillo and Liefkenshoek. On Sunday morning the ...

... Sia-A Correspondent in your Paper of this day seems to have totally mistaken the reasons which Induced me and another Elector of W estminster to show to you the original letter written by Mr. Hume to Sir John Hobhouse, respecting the Bath Elec- tion. The facts are these: Mr. Huane wrote the letter to Sir !John. Hobhouse, who did not -show it, to any one until Mr. Home published it himself, ...

... . IMIDDLESEX- ELECTION. 4.ery respectable meetlg was held on Tuesday night; ht the Rising Sun, Chalton-street, Paicr£as, 'at which Sir John Scott Lillie w's present. kr. MANSELL, being called to the chair, in very eloquent and q energetic termes described the purpose for which they had met to- n gether, and the duty the ejectors owed to their country to re- turn Members devoted to the people's ...

... [FROM TEUe NOVELLUSTE.] The following is the most important portion of the examina- tion of M. Berryer:_ Q. It is said that you read to the Duchess de Berri a note [The copy of this note has appeared in all the journals]. It is thought that to read that note to the Princess was the object of your going to La Vendee. A. I will reply to every question which concerns myself, but I have constantly ...

... lTTEMPT TO E E - RSUI -N I - - -. I-ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE;PROSECUTION,- D , I .. . ?? . An Inquiry, a few days ago, took place at lNewgate. before Mr. Wontner, the Governor, with the particulars of which, it ls naece- sary that the public should be informed. Two two 'men were, a short time since. fully comnmitted for trial for robbing a man In it house of ill-fame;. Soon ifter they -were locked up ...

... ADULTERATION OF DRUGS-BAIPIRICISM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. cl SIR-In your independent and valuable Paper of Saturday M is a letter, signed A Wholesale Druggist, complaining that im the Editor of The London Medical and Surgical Journal wl had accused druggists of not supplying new medicines in a Ft genuine form-that the profession in the country could attest of the efficacy ...