... Tlill: INIEIr.LECTUAL FACULTII:S.-The intellectual quality of tien is th(: most desirable amd most brilliant feature in his coinmposition not onlv doth it distinguish hima from all other animinals, but as it may be more or less profitably cultivated, it iarks the gradition between the individuals of his species; 'tis a kind of tiierniontetric scale by which to ascertain the value of any member ...

... ?? ?? AX - - - ?? .. - r a.. . ?? ?? TRarclusiou of Roman Catholics from Parlianent..The Bisitop of loONDOzX presented a petition froin 3Maid3n, in Essex, praying the exclusion of Roman Catholics from the Legislature. Br-ifiss Legion.-Lord LONDONDERY presented a ped. tion from tie officers and privates of the late Spanish auxiliary legion, complaining that they were reduced to the greatest ...

... MX ISCELLAN EOUS. LIE -LEft MAJESTY'S ixt'ila.DAYThe flrawiug Room J ftrr beld( 0i Thiursday by Her Majesty was the most brilliant jis th ihat has -taken place for many years, and it is estimated that fth dcid ~pwrrds of two thousand persons 'were present ?? Cu ''Mpn bean to arrive at one o'clock, and in tire course Su all o two hours1111 the entire Suite of state-rooms was crowded. 0 X., ...

... DE TlIB 1YI EBCIJIa v,0 %hVMDNEDILY, MKAY 26, 18,38. The late debate on the appropriation of church pro. ' petty in Ireland although not displaying any thing new either n f --ltte A --Y ?? . ~ i - ~_ _ be either of illustrationi or argument, Is yet remarkable as fir he demonstrating the~diminishing strength off ministers when..Q 0y, ever 'they late put to. the test ?? a, qeto nopo Se, ...

... DIR. CH A:-NiURRS' LECTURES. TIIIRD LECTURE. t On Tuesdny, ]r. Chalmere delivered lbis third lec- i ture at the Hanover-square lno'ins. The whole of t I the seats, and tv ery avonimce to tho ldoors of the room w wc're, as on the tormer two lectures, crowded with I auditors. There were present, namidst a great num- b.er of the rohility, memlbers of parliament, and dig- I nitaries of the (Chnrch ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, MAY 19, INFORMATION AGAINST A HACKNEY-COACH PaoMntRToR.-On Tuesday, Mr. Thomas Lee, hackney coach and stige coach proprietsr, attended at the Court-house to answer to an information intitated by the Board of Excise, charg- ing him with raking a false return uiader the Act for regulating post-horse duties, by which he had rendered himself Ifible to D. penalty of *20. Mr. Ward, ...

... EXPLANATOLRY NOTICE RESPECTING REGISTRA- TIOX OEU BI1TTHS, UND8t THIC NRiv RLIG1TRATION ACT. (6 & 7 Gulielrni IV., c. 86.) By the Newn Regi.stration Act the parent of every child born after .lne, 1 f37, may obteidn for it the adv'antage of a legal registry of its Birch, wiloroat paymneut ofanyr fee, pro. vided it be registered by the Regisrrir of rhe'district in which the ehild was born, virhl ...

... LONDON, iUlAY 17. 'helt lonic of' 1.ords* lid niot asemblle veste rdtiy.-.l th (xusos ati soonl is thck Hoxuse rat,.\r. It. S;telnart inovci thltlt t lie house, fit ,t ili, inlour tiliio n~ext, whinch w~as ogreed to.--.2A number- of petitions were aftes v'rari- n' sexitet axul the ordiers of tle, day e i read, ?? Jul12, !eixig') forwardedi a stage.-, No division has c'.er been so aecurately ...

... Ailvices fronm Lslboll 1melltioli tlhn a ]1nrtid t change had takden place il tlic ?? gueac I ailrry , tlhulgi naijttended ?? Im alt iti',ll fil the polio f i tin party in power. Ir. .J. D'Oliveira, Minister of, F iwacc, has withdrawn 1 alter being raised to the rank otu Baro dc Tojal, and been surcceeded by )\T. I\Iannei AnLlltollio dc C(arvalho. Count Blolfin hli ?? to the Ministry of War. ...

... U1311tioll. SATURDAY, MAY 5, 138. TIhe following importanit information was be xeceivedl by thc Fienrli (overnmenat on Thursday:- BAYONNE, dirty 3.-The cannon is liring at Her. thr nani and St. Sebastian, in consepuence of the great So victory of Espartero over Negri, on the 26th, at Piedra. pu b!ita. iNointelligenceofl''rainCristco. IntelligencehIasbucii .received ?? the factious, aftcr the ...

... Tier Majcity held a levee yesterday afternoon at St. Jamnes's-pialace. The Earl of Gosford had an audience of the Queen in the Royal closet before the levee, on his return from Canada. His lordship was introduced by Lord Glenel, her Majlesty's principal Secretary ot State fbr the Colonial Department. Sir Robert Wilmot Horton had an audience of her Malesty on his retarn from Ceylon. Sir Robert ...

... FRA'NKFORT, APRoL 2 9. [FROM Ol 01 O\N CORRESlONDENT.] The Prussian government begins to fear that it has not been sincerely supported and aided by Austria in the settle- ment of the Cologne quarrel. Austria, indeed, promised fair; but neither at Rome, nor even at Munich, has it pro- duced any of the results that Prussia looked for and desired. The Bavarian gavernment, fully waster of its ...