... 'I llB BALLOT! 11-n -111-1- ' [I 5 ID I., n by Dr. Crombie has addressed a lettero 0 the ballot, tag to MXr. Tantred, ?? for B~anbury, the following arC 'ud Ills some of thre able writer's objections to this Un-Etig- of' lish proposal be Let me now direct your attention to those instances, itat '1-on which thu advocates for ballot laty the greatest tie atS, stress. We shall suppose that a ...

... (COUlTI' CIRCULAR.) . .. l . . I 11e The Queen held a court at St. James's Palace, on lie Wednesday afterinoon for the receltion of the city ad- !- dresses, and for the ijvestiture of Prince Easterhazy In with the order of tie Bath. Her Majesty also held a n.privy council. rd At one o'clock the deputation from the city ar- id rived in state at thse palace ; tile lord mayor was at- lhe tended ...

... DR. STANLEIV, BISHOP OF NORICiI, On 'Ih'ursdify lie eflitrotiement of the Bishop of Norwich, a ceirmooy not renrlenboered in thath'city by the oldest inbhibiantisr tok pla ce int the Catliedral when the ?? roid ibo congratulatory address of the I Chapter. At half-past one o'clock the Bi4hil,,p headed a procesitt) ol the ecclesiastics of tle Cathedral the .5ittiyor ain (CorporaItion of N ...

... SCI{1P'['LlE 1 Il.LUSTRA1IONS. 1 John v. ?? 11E THIT IIATII Tr;E SON, ?? lriA.F.' Having showed the insufficiency of tlie OcIIture to make miln happy, as beil g iull of Ni y wc tn'v procced, in tne last plIce, to dis- cove, first, the fou ntain of life and happiness, Christ ; an( secondly, tile chainnel by which it is from hini unto us conveyed, the instrument , lihevlety we drew it fromt him ...

... LIVIU'POOL. One of the most flagrant and bareficed attempts to deceive thea legislature, by getting up a petition to it, t as the petition of tile inhabitants of Liverpool agreed Fto at a public meeting, has this day (Tuesday) been attempted here, and has met with that failure and ex- b pusitio it merited. On Sunday morning last, a iium- t fber of the following plaeards, ofan immense size, ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRLI IN COLLEGEI:-GRELN, DUBLIN. t- 'Ike most extensive ?? destructive fire from wvl icb al Dublin has suoifered sincO the unfortunatoe collagra- yt d tion of the Custmi-lhouse, broko out yesterday inror- i, ing, in tile toyal A cades Between two anid three t[ is o'clock, a watchmanl namod Germun observed flames a bursting forth from the toy-shop to tile rihllt of til o0 et ...

... SIR F. BURDETT TO THE ELECTORS OF I WESTAIRNS'lJ'l, lI W We bave much pleasure iII laying be ore our readers y the following admirable address of Sir Franicis lurdett 'to the electors of Vestminister Brcilontnii, April 27,-Gentlieen,--I have just ri s had transmitted to me by the Iligh Bailiff of \mesti 'iv e minster, a resolution, adopted by a public meeting i t t' Covent-garden, of the ...

... THE SULTAN AND THE STEAM-BOAT' f a ,,ro B . . .- From a Correspondent of tlhe 1i11.ui,,g Post.) C iNS`%5tATI'rl.t:, IDec. 7. A gentleman on board thle Maillt, l~ortle:l h favouredl me with tile IbIlo(Winr i Doterestihea di tais relative to Suiltan A~lahioud's excursion to Izjid. His HI ighness htivingexpressed the wisb f retrn- ing by soa to te aol Capt 0 Johs Fiord, oftthe Moeria i)orothen, ...

... REIUIIXN OF(AI.11i . .. (l COtE, A SLANCII No effort of the..pes c ai adequantel describe tile ?? of the ultius in pur Conservative bo- rough of Cainalouon ol finding on the ?? iorairiosihi i' tthe'-Genelal' liad shewn tile white feui- ber, turned his back btihliiiself and thei, and lite. rally fled. Perplexity pervaded the enely's camp In ring the previous day-some of the cli ivfs dtclarieg ...

... I I I If ' BANGOR,` a' e Xweodag OW+;V ivwa ,. el: ?? r As our young Queen is of thattenderage, when o1 loue is said to steal into' a iaide6's heart, we can . not but admire the cleverness of our antagonists ina taking for their molto TeQliee ( N and LOVE W PARIY. But thougl hebr Msjea y -is said by her Ii devoted admirers in Downing stkeet to smile,' like o6 a cherub, upon pi1 her servants, ...

... PRAYER FOR 'IHE RECOVERY OF TIlE KING, I (To be used by direction of the Lords of the Council, June 17, 1837.) A PitAyait to be used immediately before the Li- tany, ?? shler the Litany shall not be read, before the Prayer forall Conditionsof Men; in all Cathedral, Collegiate, and Parochial Churches and Chapels, in England and Ireland, as soon as the Ministers thareof shall receive the same; ...

... [FRUM I'llE ?rANDAM).] 'Ilie clect,~ Oions ar rv oV ?? ?? II nit : rue c I a blurt to speak to rh some proc, i~sion of micr actual yego Its, The G/she fingles out, in it; yemeidals publication, l05 buoiilgiis, t ii, very iliisciven Itt oar otir tire ctran* ties to a morore r':ir'uaiert sutlsiti. Hih wore ntu.ttral ;ttrsagenmuri is tbsi whiicir sue stiall itllptt.to take (the. English ...