... SKETCH OF THE LATE KING S LId (Abridgedfrom the Meriting Pcit.) The particulars of the life of King William the Fourth, which we subjoin, have been hastily collected, but will be in- teresting to our readers at the present moment, as thcir general accuracy may be relied on :—On the 21st of August, 1765, the third son of King George the Third was born. After a boy- hood that presented nothing ...

... Sir Robert Peel and Sir Geo. Murray have just addressed Tamworth and Westminster. Both the addresses are manly, decided, and high- principled. Sir Robert repeats his determina- tion to resist dangerous changes in the State, to maintain the improvements of the Law and to support the Church Establishment. But with all our respect for his great abilities, we cannot so fully follow him in his ...

... I DKATH OF THK MARQUIS OF BATH-—It is witli| ^feelings of deep regret that we announce the§ Sdeinise of the above respected Nobleman, which took|l Splace on Saturday morning, a lew minutes betore|k Jeight o'clock, at his seat, Longleat, near Warmin-f.' o'CIOC! at liis sei-t 'Loliglt-,at, NVtriiiiii-ti gster, Wiltshire. His Lordship was born on the| |2fth of May, 1797, and married on the 19th ...

... MEETING OF FRI!EHOLDEHS AND INHABITANTS ON RIGHTS OF COMMON.—A very numerous bodyofForeaters met at the Speech House, on Monday last, in pursuance of the pub- lic fidvertisfewertt calling Upefn them t ...

... FRANCE. [FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS OF FRIDAY .j ■ For (lie h»l two days there has been a talk of arrest P having been made during the 19th, to defeat an allege. plot against the life Of the King. Arrests have been made but we are authorised to declare that, up to this evening the informations obtained by the authorities do not giv.e t ...

... The proceedings which took place in this town on Mon- day last, on occasion of proclaiming our youthful Queen, were, considering the short notice given, such as to afford much satisfaction 10 all who desire to maintain the charac- ter of the borough for loyalty ahd public Spirit. The un- affected teal, the enthusiastic devotion, manifested by the people On an event, when the expression of ...

... |3 of Ormond, a Lieut. and Captain in the Guards, is the officer who is fortunate enough to obtain brevetf if rank by having been on duty at the Palace on the. .1 i session to the throne of the Princess Victoria. :' ...

... H NEW MOON, JULY 2, at 10 iu (he Afternoon. Pritite(i and Published by JOHN GRAINGE, Printer, I of Hich-slreet, Mcrthyr Tyilvil, in the County of Glamorgan, at the Office, High street, Merthyr Tydvil, where Orders, Advertisements, Communications Sic. are r ...

... I POETRY. 4 VICTORIA THE QUEEN. I All hail to thee! queen of the fair and the brave! ? Let the bold song of jov rea-h the »ki«; | Bright, bright o'er the foam of her o« a » i^j 'Ct wave § See the star of Victoria arise! E 1 Yoans queen of the ocean—prophetic our fire E '1 To hail thee the greatest we've seen; fc t| Hark! the thundering strain of the old sca-god's quirep .j To welcome Victoria ...

... HIS LATE MAJESTY. POST MORTEM EXAMINATION OF HIS LATE MAJESTY. Windsor Castle, June 20. On examining the mortal remains of his late -Majesty William the Fourth, the following appear- ances were noticed In the right cavity of the chest there was an efftision of about fourteen ounces of serous fluid I he lung on that side was nowhere adherent, thel vessels of the lower lobe were very much tinged ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. | (Continued from our last }>a(ic.) » HOUSE OF LORDS.—M VIIA Y. Several Petitions wrre presented. 9? The Earl S TANHOPE gave notice that lie would igjjj to-inorrow present one from the West Riding of Yi:t k y* against the Poor Law Act, ai.d make some observ; |g .ions upon it. Lord GLENELG presented a Petition from Madrid rn favour of steam communication wiiit India. II;, I ...

... iuloittrottr jÍéWØ. The Supplement to the Gazette has set all uncertainty at rest respecting the funeral, as it appears that Saturday, the 8th of July, is the day decided upon. The prepara- tions are proceeding ttith great rapidity, and considerable progress has been made. The workmen have been busy in St. Georgfe's Chapel since morning, ahd the flooring is nearly laid down; but the vfrhole ...