... ithl ITS ElDUCATION, MILITARYtr FO itC:, &C. vas Sous very extraordinary experiments are now in progress in Prussia. the result of which will be of vast importance not ore to that country only, but to the wvhole human race. Prussia can boast of possessing a far more perfectly organised and or complete system of national education than has ever existed o in any country. Frederick the Great has ...

... BOROUTGH OF HUDDEMlS.FTELD.' T'e nomination of candidates to fill the office of RepTesen- tativc for this borough, vacant by the death of Captain Fenton, took place on Alonlay morning at ten o'clock, il the Market- square of uluddersfield. Although political feeling ran very high in this place, not the slightest infraction of the peace occurred prior to the norniaation; nor, if we except the ...

... 0 XFO R-D9 SATURDAY, SEPT. 6. On Sunday the 14th instant Two SErtmoNs will be preached in the Parish Church of Witney, by the Rev. UIIAI~LS JYERUAM, M. A. the Rector, for the National adtl Sunday Schools in that parish. The benefit of these Schools has long been expe- rienced in the populou- and nmanufacturing district of 11Iitney, and justly entitle them to the liberal support of every well ...

... HOUSE -OF LORDS-1V-~onelay. t Lord Dmm.I.Nc presented a petition from thle prisoners J conifined for debt in the King's Benich, praying for the abo- t litietu of' iniprisonmetit for debt. Petitions for the praecetion of thle Establlohved Church were Pr presented by Lord Kenyan, from parishes in Yorksltire ;by Pr Lord Rolle, from several places in Devonshire ;by the laiel p( of flarewood, ftrom ...

... p @§T ctTi.n5P T.. The ONDON.7\-Fr czcey. T Be Brussels Pap-rs of the 4th annoullne tle ay- proachiug departure of thl Prussian Miistr from that capital. The Emanciipaftion almounecs tihat the Queen is pregnant, rihich iq probably the cause why the nuolitatioll of a successor has been deferred. The latest adeixcsfromi Lisbon state that nn attempt seas maile to assassitlate D)on Pedro, oni his ...

... On Friday last a large concourse of people of all classes, ages, and sects, were assembled to witness the ceremony of laying the first stone of the Gasometer. A stage had been previously erected for the convenience of the ladies and others disposed to avail themselves of the accommodation it offered; and a band was in attendance to enliven the scene and con- duce to the pleasure of the company ...

... PogTf C.RIPT. By letters from Madrid of the 21st ult. contained in the Paris Papers, we are happy to learn that the. Eng- lish Minister at Madrid, Mr. Villiers, has engaged in the benevolent task of endeavouring to put an end to the civil war in Spain. Under his auspices, Colonel Caradoc is about to leave Madrid for the head quarters of Zutinalacarrenguy, in order to induce hinm to return to ...

... TU93DAY'S POST CONTINUED. LONDON, Dlic. 23. The Procuradores at M3adrid were engaged in debat- ing some important questions when the last advices left that city. Seventeen members of the Chamber had presented a petition praying fur the recognition of the independence of the American colonies, citing the example of England in recognising the United States as one that should be followed, on ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS, LONDON, SEPT. 23. a The ?? arrived from Lisbon, which brings tl accounts to the 14th inst. The Royal Marriage Act I had passed the Chambers, and a ?? to be dis- ti patched immediately for the Prince of Leuchtenburg. P The health of Don Pedro had improved. f There is not any domestic news of importance in the o French Papers of Sunday, except that most of them P ...

... TUEtD bA{S POST CONTINUED- * 1O~USE OFLOflDBS.FrldaY. A variety of petitions were presented and the Irish Court of Chancery Amendment Bill, and the Escrhats Bill, were passed. -Some further examination of the witnesses in sup- port of ?? Warwick Borough Bill took place, and thefurtrher, consideration of the case tvas adjourned to Tharsday_ On the motion of the Earl of Radnor, two of the ...

... W.EDNESDAY'S AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. LONDON, OCT. 23. Quebec Papers to the 2'th of September have been ieceived. The Health Committee had resolved to break up the Cholera Hospital immediately. There Ihad been only one burial on the 26th. This was the first instance of the kind since the appearance of the cholera in July. Demerara Papers to the 3d of September have been received. The colony ...

... LION DON, JAN . 16. The Paris Papers of Monday are still occupied in speultatinig UpOnl Ministcrial changes, to which the continuing ilhiess and alienation of the Duke de Broglie from business and intercourse with his official colleagues certainly afford very plausible countenance. It appears that the Duke, either from excessive nervousness, or resentment at the waant of generosity in those by ...