... LONDON, NOVEMBER 22, 1835. The extraordinary speech of the Emperor Nicholas to the mu. nicipal body of Warsaw, which we remarked upon last week, has provoked very considerable comment in the French and English journals. The terms of the speech, which many had been inclined to question, have been fully corroborated by letters from the fron- tiers of Poland. An authentic copy of the speech has ...

... NO TAB ILIA. THlE ACTIVE MAN.-He is not only active himself, but the cause of un- willing activity in others. Has it ever been thy fate, oh idle reader ! (for I will call thee idle, seeing that thou art my companion) to travel with one of these beings? It is, indeed, a purgatory ! How will lie fret and fume, and turn himself in his narrow prison ; how will lie contrive to walk up and down the ...

... LONDON, OCTOBER 18, 1835. M. Mendizabel continues to realize the hopes of the advocates for good government in Spain. He has taken precisely that step of all others the best calculated, we think, to meet the difficulties of his po- sition. He has convoked the present Cortes, for the especial purpose of deliberating on the necessity and conditions of a broader system of election, such as would ...

... NOTAB ILIA. GoonErscorAL REASONSING.-Thou knowest that when his Holiness entrusted thee with thy present office, he bade thee lo aoe hes beneficent intefltionl of granting a general Jubilee at Rome for the year 1350-a most admirable design for two reasons, sufficiently apparent to thyself: first, that every christian soul that may undertake the pilgrim- age to Rome on that occasion, may thus ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. The Lords met on Monday, when the illegal securities bill was brought from the Commons, and read a first time. The bribery witnesses indemnity bill was afterwards read a second tire, and ordered to be committed on Thursday. On the motion of Lord Rosebery, the report of the lords of session on the future entails bill (Scotland), and the entails relief bill (Scotland), was then ...

... r TEE VICTIMS OF THE OANGE SocITrrEs. -Resolutions have been agreed to at Clonegalk, from which it appears that 178 families, amount- ing to 992 individuals, and including 316 widows and orphans, have been ejected from that part of the properties of Lord Beresford, Col. Bruen, and Mr L touche, which is situated in the parish of Dunleckney; and that 71 additional families, amounting to 391 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Their lordships met on Monday, wizen several petitions were presented against the municipal corporations bill. The Earl of FALIUOIeT{r, who presented one from the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses of Weymouth and Melcombe Aegis, gave notice that, at the proper time, he would move that the petitioners be heard by counsel at the bar of the house against certain parts of the bill. ...

... A very edifying correspondence has passed between Sir Robert Peel and Mr Hume on the subject of honour. In the course of the debate (wrote Sir Robert to Mr Hume) I understood you to make use of expressions of which the purport was, that I was pursuing a course in respect to the measure then under discussion that was inconsistent with the conduct of a man f.l honour. Sir Robert concludes by ...

... THIE POLITICAL EXAMINER. If I might give a short hint to an impartial wricer, it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolves to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unblassed truth, let him proclaim war with mankind d la mode lepail de Pole-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men, they fall upon him with the icon hands of the law; if he tells their ...

... A DAY WELL SPESx'.-The shortest Parliament on record was that of 1399, which had but one session of a single day, and duriig that short space they contrived to upset one King and set up another. PROPER NAMEs.-The annual meeting of the Essex conservative As- sociation took place on Tuesday evening, at the Thtree Cups lim, Col- chester. Upwards of 200 persons were present, amrongst rhonem *tee ...

... IE ION. . . - . i- ?? THE ELECTIN; - f * t I , : .~ i . : _. . . . :, t , ?? :: . i; . 1 ?? . ; i ?? . t ; . ~ i . ' . _ ~ I YoiRsmasea.-T.e poUing' omrnenced on 46nday, and Proceede day. with grettspiri andtremendous exertiens- en bMAW des,. Mthe ,dos,e, the nu~nifiers stxood .-Morpe~th,- 7,787;- Wgrtley,r,5~,lsits ,,:t gsatiymng result was communicated in Lopdon. on .tge,*y mQssmg, .having ...

... APPOINTMENT._IWe believe Mr Callaghan, the Member for Cork, has been appointed Secretary to the Board of Trade.- Globe. ADDRESSFS TO SIR ROBERT PEEL.-Several addresses have been pre- sented, during the past week, to the right hon. baronet-among them, one from several. English barristers, accompanied by a letter from Sir Charles Wetherell. Sir Robert Peel, in the course of his reply, said:- ...