... .-, --- - - Zg- I-J - Pis Ig ('Abridged from a letter to the Editor of the St. n~ *James's Chronicle.) a. The- 6olumns of the London papers have been t 'h inundated fora fortnigbt past with accounts of'proceedingsd id in 11Birminghian. Such exaggerated reports have gone c foriih_.!that one would be inclined to think that the whole at pop4!alition of the place arc attached to thelpolittcal ...

... REMARKABLE JAY..--A lady residing at Black- heath has in her possession a fine jay, which displays -1.-.: a - --- -A -A-Ii on .n pari~narv instinct allied to reason and reflection in no ordinary degree. The bird repeats distinctly any w.rd that might be uttered before. Shl can identify persons after having once seen them, and been told their names; the latter she will pronounce with surprising ...

... l>!, Z VAt ?T Cf) Jen !rSJa~z; i.. I ,. . | It is i rstonri that byv the r trlI, inStTLI'it'lts havc been fot cie,! f I A inhassba-imlr ;n j.ololnon, oil 'itt j ! , I eiCgtrtZ:lt rnits Wvit i Belgtiumrt 1Il.tr l,,, :tl invitai: n to the Kinu'f r lin1t 'l q'ertt to thuIe rntificrtiriT1 of ItI- s,- , pit:rectlitngs aF the l.o:'ilhn (l'rt, winwre aneus ar.rr-.t l~nrnieltt t- irnoia te ...

... ?? (;E(Jsf)R; /1.i:VI V.El-SQUARE.RI 'I'he Inspectors' Repor-t of the Badlot for Vestrymen and Audit- ors gives the ?? result :-1637 voted ; the greatest number polled fir the List recnin ieneied by the Cotirnittee of Rate- PrAyers nas ?? lowest, 1457 ; and the highest number for the Opposition List was 154, and the lowest, 121. Tie rullowiiig were declared the successful Candidates for Ves- ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oF GRAJT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. - - ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY; B Lnrd SHAFTESBURY presided in the absence of the Lord q ChancellorI. Old the Motion of Lord AUCKLAND, the Civil Departments' Navy Bill was read a third time and passed. C The Earl of DERBY presented a Petition from Blackburn, in Lancashire, praying that their Lordsbips would pass the Reform a Bill. The ...

... [FROM Tar CARLOW MORNING POST] VICTRY VICTORY ! ! VICTORY a !-TMIsES A1OL3sHanD-Ma. GlERMAINE S BULLOCKS RELZAlSED FROC GAOL-THE PARSONS BEATEN-PARSON WHITTY OF '98 OVERCOME. CARLOW, MAY 28, 1832.-Only think of what Parson Whitty has dune. The moment he discovered that Wellington took office, that instant the meek Divine issued his mild and apostolic orders to have property to the amount of ...

... DEVON COUNTY MEJET'ING. On FrIday last the Devon County Meeting took place In the Castle-yard, shortly after twelve o'clock. The HIGH SHERIFF (T. M. Woollcombe, Esq.) opened the business of the day. The Hon. NEWTON FELLOWES stood forward, and was re- c-tved with three regwlar Ddvonshire cheeri-ear-pii~tters. He said this Meeting hbd been called when public affairs vroie a very diffrereit ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCEE. The Paris journals to Wednesday (which have been of Late very barren of intelligence) contain somane pazticilars of news worthy notice. The everlasting a9W of the Duchess de Berrl occupies a considerable portion of their columats, and.. it is now officially announced that the Lady taken on board the Carlo Alberto ws not the individaei before named, but I Mademoiselle ...

... London, May 28t1, 1832. you have done great public service by the Special Reports of the special Commission at Maryborough, wijobi appear in the FEEsMAS JOUaRAL of Friday and Saturday, which reached us to.day. You ask why ? I'll tell you. Sir 11. Parnell, in spite of all reanonstrane0, has determined upon renewing his motion in tbe course of the week, and never did any thing come so felici- ...

... T-o tke Enxlkk( i ?? JOVUWAL; Srso- T 0s; 'td r n be, eboo Gaslorlohaving, as 1 4ttdcis'.elr,1ieii-'rotight t~acose, 1 begleave'to offet' two orthiee qeerv'ati~nh on Tiiat singularcontest and I observe;; Fs-itirs'(forti love methodd,) Thatqtise EOrtarens, ike.their predecedsors i'5 i-et 6ftnof JaniesTI' Vlhi'. iafiulged their passlon for rumt so success- i'uihvi~ Vt~iat t's t~yhaved gpttehi ...

... IPRAL :PARL AMET~T - te Cror proccedllngs it, the house of Lurds nItdlueta, WedilesdOy, sea the loot page.2, iryseof Lords, Thursday,, Mlay gg. te The Duke of N4~'WGASTLE Postponed his motlOn 11~ e- :hgardiug the creation of peers till rIda nxV petitions were presented connected with reformi, apd, with West India slavery. tefiteromIIL ie The house then went into commite lterfr il Cluss18 9, 20 ...

... I tS4AMITOUS Fill-l'oss OP LIPar, a Yesterday morning, about 6 o'clock, a firebrolke out in the lower part of the house of Mr. Smithers, tobacconist, 398. Oxford-street which was attended with loss of life, and has been otherwie of a most calamitous nature. In consequence of several rumonrs pre- vailiig that the fire was not the eftect of accident, we made the utmost inquiry into the dreadful ...