... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... .* vtosly. a I'I ia tlalb' * Vote. ?? tt Khe F s ncl Pupera.)0 P.1ARIC, MAY 24,I N Saturday next the Court will resuove front I the Tuilleries to St. (Cloudlt On Mionday the King t aud Royal Family will go to Coilspeigne, whero King s . L Leoiolrd will arrive oil Tuesday, arid Pmss the two followingdays. On the ?? of JunetlvelRovalFamily ,yil etitn to Paris, and King ?? to Briussela Y'he IDuke ...

... [From The Ballot of the I9th.] On Thursday evening there was an adjourned general meeting held at the Institution; Mr. ROGERS in the chair. Messrs. MAN- SELL and Bce. spoke to the Bank question, which was put and carried unanimously. Messrs. BzENBOw ani LOVETT were received with tremendous cheering, which lasted several minutes-the latter was accompanied by the Rev. Dr. WADE:-when it became ...

... Ioplabal -Entithquile. TUESDAY, MAY15. Important to Mariners.-A-new system of telegraphing by . night is about to be adopted in ?? navy, whlch, from - its simplicity and efficacy, will, It is believed, at once super. - sede the complicated and inetfective method now in the see. I- vice; and vessels at sea will be enabled to communicate with 19t f each other at night with greater facility than ...

... 1 The tfitimph of the Reformers may now be considered as par^ete' Chttrday se'nnight it was announced, on the 'n b°th houses of Parliament, that a Pow arrangement had been made, by which the 6r a favourable issue was deemed %?re'U the Mouse of Lords went into com- 6e. ,n,u' a'u'r a yiolent but ineffectual s I'Jlen'oorougli, Winchilsea, and Wyn- ,nev wfic* dteij n«, however, attempt to divide ...

... The debates in the House of Lords on Thursday night termi- nated without the declaration which it was expected would have been made of the altered intention of the Duke of Wellington and his friends with respect to the bill. If any thing was want- ing to determine the true character of these statesmen, it was the discussion of that night. The Duke declared himself quite will- ing to have been ...

... .I Early onr Saturdav mowting, the 5th iostant, a most dia. kolical attempt to set dre to the houue of tho Reverend Jas. Patterson, thb presbyteriaun inistcr at Hiarbottle, was coma- mitted. It appears that the parties had placed a piece of wood, extending from the walk in the garden ilto the win. dow of the sitting room, the erd reaching into the window hlad been dressed up with rags, paper, ...

... UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGII. The Chair in this University, which lately became vacant by the lamented death of Dr Duncan, has not yet been filled ; and we rejoice beartily at the delay ashich has taken place, seeing it has afForded time for a candidate to appear in the field more eminently qua- lified to assist in renovating the Medical School of Edinlfurgh, and in elevatingsit to that high ...

... .CONDUCT OF TfU HOUSE OF PEERS; PRE- , lROGATIVE OF CREATION. I . - d- d The Peers seem to be beginning to tak' a thought and mend. Ini the case of those who have something e to lose, the reign of folly is naturally limited in dura- it t tion by the influence of terror, or, to express it more e correctly, by a just apprehension of consequences. The n I-louse of Lords on Monday did business ...

... FQR1IGoN INTELLIGENCE. gol The Paris Journals to Thursday bring the account of the the death of the Prime Minister, Al. Casimir Perler, but as this event wan expected, its announcement produced a very qui small sensation. Great agitation had 'been previously ex.- car cited owing to the chaniges in the Government of this country, which produced feelings of apprehension that a general war Lo ...

... MISIMTITHES.-SEGOND 'REPORT. The Select, Committee appointed to inquire into the c3lecdon and payment of tithe in Ireland, and the state of tie laws relating thereto, and to report their observations th1,reon from time to timpe to the House, have considered thef matter referred to them, and have agreed upon'the fol- their second report: Yeur Committee having, at an earlier period of their en- ...