... RtESIGNATION OF MINISTERS. ( The London Press.) (The London Press.) A second edition of the Times was published on Wednesday morning, containing the important an- uouncemenit of the result of an interview between he King and Lords Grey and Brougmam at Windsor on 9Tuesday. The noble lords urged upon his Majesty the necessity for creating peers. From what the Times calls a a deep and old ...

... PIVAlE CORRESPONDENCE. ?? - ~~Lqndon, May 19, 1$3T. y~hat a tifliuig accident may often determiue the destinies of a t nation. Upi to the moment when Lord Alt~orp msde his detlara- ytiox; yesterday, there were not more than a dozen members of the House of Commons eware that mutters had been flnally settlesd. - ?? Altborp himself wa not aware of it an hour before. The -fact is, that it tame ...

... btje lFrermnau0 Woveu-ml | FRANCE. We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday with the Messafler des Chalnbres and Le Nouvelliste dated Wednesday. The Messager des Chrcmbres gives a prominent ar- ticle respecting the departure of M. Pozzo di Borgo for Petersburgh, which, after briefly sketching the material events of his life in a manner not very favourable to him, though there is no ...

... [MEEINU: Ai'IbALbtthGIaAk TO PirtIOi FOR Tit ; AIOL1TOX OF LFFES.- ' ?? On Sund~ay lest tile inhabitan~ts of IBalbri~ggn, anid tie coontia uOU0 dtrc s, aemedto petitiou fur the rhtal abolition of c the, ad t adpt practical arid decided measures t eiv themeselses fronm the presonre -of that grievance. The meetingI was held inl the Apen air, as no building ih the town.wotild he wai- I a Zi~ty ...

... . ChIOLERA. By wbatever at.-e th1,e, diease eixisting pt fti the Ittt eighit or ten days o ggbt p 7r3e bi des; nated, it is unhappily true that it has consigned ° unexpectedly early grave the heads of SeVeral fartt in the city, and a great umnrber of other b-lpleja , 1; [,S metancholv effects have, however, beer, principallyc( tdI he enscerably pool-, whom it dia not please Divine urovideut ...

... STATE Of THE EM1PRF. Who eosn say what the state of the British empire is at this moment ? The London '.'ory journals of Friday, and some of the liberal evening papers, talk of the Duke of WELLINGTON's having gone to Windsor, by command of the King, to forn, an administration. We do not believe it. At three o'clock his highness held a cabal of the boroughaaongers at Apsley House, and he was in ...

... There ll be an ELECTION of TWO E SCHOLARS on the Foundation of Mrs. Sarah Eaton, E on Friday the Sth of June next. tl Candidates are required to call in person, before si Ten o'clock on the morning of the preceding Tuesday, on the Vice-Provost, and must produce Certificates signed by the Bishops of their respective dioceses, by 01 the Ministers of their parishes, and by two or more respectable ...

... 'WI X , M 5WO SATURDAY;, MAY 5. TO-MORROW Morning a SERMON Will be preached by the Rev. Eow. HAIVmINS, D. D; Provost | of Oriel College, in the Parish Church of All Saints' , in thfii city ; after which a collection will be made, to assist in defraying the expenses incurred in the purI chase and erection of the Organ. On this occasionfidl a Cathedral Service will be performed, in which the ia ...

... PARTY SPIRIT-THE WHIG. IN our last'number we felt ourselves under the necessity of exposing the firebrand'violence of our contemporary, the Northern7 Whi,, ose Iabits of. exaggeration are prover_ bially so furious, that even those *who agree with him in principle are. often compelled to regret ~tbe dangerous na. ;tUre of his advocacy. Our contempoirry-hais -returned a :brief, hesitating, and ...

... I E 9! _I(IjOR IJJ (I I 0 XI CL E. L ONDON: TUESDlY, X/lY S, 1832. Thre Refurm Bill is in the agonies ot death, if it be not by this tin- defunct. It has received its death-blow at its very lirst entrance into the Committee. Prepared as most people were for the discomfiture of Minis- tiers ir; sorme way or other in the C(ommittce on the Reform 1;ill, the result os the first night's proceedings ...

... FRBNCH PAPERS. Drtool THlE MESSAGER ]uSf CHAMBRES OrF SUNDAY.] The President of the Couuc~i has, under the treatment of M. 33roussais, been cured of the cholera, but unhappily this malady bas been succeeded by an intermittent fever, having all the symptoms of a brain fever. For the last ten hours out of twelve, M. Casimir Perier has been tolerably well ; he takes very light food, and sees his ...

... EMIOILIT I ,S There have been recestly a var:lety oft' para-erapht stating tbe number of emlnrantswb,, are le6ving Great rltialt and Irelniid for the Unitr d States, CaiadsAastrallar and Vlio DlemoayistLauid (By the way they might to dali this Isladd Tasmania, for Tastnan was the real discoverer, and the appella'ltoisebides sivould .bre rmore pronounceable anrd euphonious,,) Thte erigratiun ...