... POSTSC RIPT. 'I LONDON, Saturday Morning, February 17, 1838. There was little interest in the proceedings of either House last night, if we except some remarks which fell from Lord Brougham in the Upper House. On pre.. senting several petitions in favour of the ballot, his Lordship observed, with respect to the division of Thursday night in the Commons, that Though, knowing their lordships ...

... PHILADELPHIA, JAN. 16. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] In a recent letter I gave you a full account of the extite- ment at Washington, arising out of a discussion of the Plave question and Mr. Calhoun's resolutions, copies of which I also Inserted. That excitement still continues. end the de. bate on the subject is not yet finally closed. Mr. Clay has also brought forward a series of resolutions ...

... IR1ELAND. IT, no ~ lN PtiND.Sr 0 liir olipt'iftiol to Mlr. :II f-t i' 'Iil That ii 'y Ia order aftromIliriA to rltiS' thle qiti f oil of 'itt L' pih'- thigi- biltv' ?? fitsis obtsiii d, Et c ir V id , 1tiflti's ?? ?? AfteC'iti iiiftit' 11iiv m1ouli hle ; iliiil Impliedl to) a pritelpli s dem.illy set tled. 'ru iotiti~ tt ook plaice on tttot'liid . M'lr. Lpl.; Will Piropitosd Inv I .ttleii el ...

... THE owBOR G HLGk: i. L |W- IT h 'lt gsb , somucb.about liberty whilemt of .psaces-.at4.Uoe turnsi with diugust -hfrediitheiplafiO if tbefr tyray'n4hat they are j,:I and itiss impossble t forget that, while thd y- 00i0t01e ,p'opesp backs, they professed anything liberal; and that, w-osoon as they were. firly, ,fied-they saocrifced the .peee. Q bu0edtheir trpt, apd .orfoeiti.fior ever th6e. go ...

... LATEST FOINIfNTLLXINT El Ii CANADA.- By the arrivalof the New York pecketebipSefeldaat Liverpool, we hate -received. New- ork papers to the 24th ult., iolusive.eing four. days. later I tn s tho intelligence il iia aziodtor part of tAhs .paper. Extracts fromi them, confirmiing tleintelligence ofthe evacuation of Navy Island by the instugents on thee gight of the 144th,'will be;und' below. We ...

... An express from Portsmouth has brought New York papers to the 20th, received by the Gladiator, which sailed upon that day. They announce the evacuation of Navy Island by the patriots on the 14th, without a show of resistance. This explains sufficiently the clia- racter of the rebellion. The moment the American Executive manifested a determination and proceeded to enforce a strict neutrality ...

... THE POL1TICAL FEELING IN THE PRO- VINCES OF T'IIS COUNTRY. LFROSM A CORRESPONDENtT.) Sir Robert Peel stated in the House of Com- mons, and the honourable baronet's followers profess to believe, that the masses are endued with a strong feeling in favour, of the Tory views of politics held by that party. - Carve the con. stituencies, alter the franchise as you will, n Sir Robert, while ...

... I ] HOUSE OF LORDS-FaRIAT. BEER LICENCES. Lord SEG1RAVE presented a peririon from the guardhian ofan ucuon In tjloncesterabire, praying for thre aruendmecrt aof tire Beer-licetrsiing Acts, Also a petition from Holforri. In the same counlty, In favour at' the immediate abolition oft cregroslasvery, THlE BALLOT. TlireEarl of RALDNO prtesented petitions fron Richmnond~, In Yorkshire, and fromt ...

... ; Upon the chairman's election for the special corn.. mittee on the budger, ministers suffered a defeat (by a majority of two); and this weas followed by another- onmely, the appointment of Nd. Gouli to the secretary. ship of the same special committee, by a majority of tell over the ministerial candidate (Al. Biigion, de ls Loire Inferieure). These results were held to demonstrate that the ...

... EMPLOYYMEY ' of BIll'MSH LEGIONAfUIES IN' CANADA. MY DEAIL Sln-I omitted when I last saw you to return tite inclosed copies of letters expressing the desire of' officers of the late Legion to be employed in Canada, and the reply of Lord Fitzroy Somerset, &c. I had myself previously adopted the course which ap- peared to me most likely to contribute to the wishes of those referred to. I think ...

... SIR? ZANIES (URAIIAM AND) THU? PEM11- BROKE DIS7T11C2T OF BOROU(GHS. [FROM TtTE WELCI1IMAN.] Friday morning. We leave ast receivedl from our ecorrespondent at lNem- broke thD fllowin; copies of tl:e addresses issued bv (Volanel Owen and Sir James Graham, upon bich e have r0o time to make anv comment. Our correspondmit inforne4 us that the inlishitants of 1eriebrOke were eae- pletely takenu by ...

... HER MAJESTI'S LEVEE. The Queen held her first levee this season yesterday aternonn at St. James's Palace. Her Majestv arrived shortly hbfora two o'clock from the new Palace attended by ker suite In three carriages, with an escort OF the Life Guards. The llonourable Corps of Gentlemen at Armns assembled at ?? Palace, and were inspected by their captain, Lord IFoley on the commencement of their ...