... DLNrNa TO CAPsTArIN PECRELL.-A dinner was given to Captain Pechell by his constituents at the Old Ship Hotel, in Brighton, a few days since. Tne number pre- sent could not have been less than 500.-Major Allen filled the ehair, Captain Pechell holding the seat of ho. nour on his right, whilst on either hand supporting the Chairman we noticed 1. N. Wigney, Esq. Capt. Heavi. side, Mr Phillpotrs, ...

... I Jf I might give a Short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell hinm his fate, lfhe resolves to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling uniis~d tuth le hi poclim ar ithmanind&la mod le pays de pole-neitther to givenorptoltankequarter. If he tells the trmes of great men, they fall upo~nhim with the icon hands of the law if fhe tell, thei r virtu es, when they have any, then ...

... Yesterday, pursuant to advertisement, a meetin was held at the city of London TAvern, to take into considern- tiol the best means of arresting the progress of fever, hiy providing funds to enlarge the hospital and increasa the annual income, so that all cases of contagious fever may ob- tain instant admission, the poor and destitute be restored to their families, and all classes be protected ...

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... 1 o i. nostratioiA in favor of , th. oo s C hre i. d TROWBRIDGE. .. . * ie On- Ori Tuesday'morniing- last;'a little before twelve, o'clock, e itwas announbedthat a publicdneetinfgof theiwQrbg rI. classes of Trowbridge *ould'be; held in'*the'narket-pTaee, .at six inih-Ie evening; long before wnifib time ainumerous 'ri toultitude had. ass~mbled, waiting withgiongingimpatiehce io ttie isrrsvaL ...

... - hI T AND P ITC. - INSTOY , ;AwN'POLIToss :' TRICKS OF'THE ENEMY. No men are so belpless as soldiers armed only. with muskets and bay'onets. When they have Sflrd,.. resolute adversaries, armed with swords or. loaded sticks, can easil overpowder them. These'. words were used resifuting the Canterbury, fanaltic riot not, as woUl have been 'verynatural, by COURTENAY Iiiisesf, or.s any ofhis ...

... THE MIORNING CIiRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JUNJ! 8, 18W. 'The House of Lords proceeded last night in comfiittee with the Irish Poor-law Bill. One most important improvement was proposed by the Duke of WFLLINGTON, from which we anti- cipate the beat results. He proposed a clause, by way of localizing expenses, to affix the expenses upon the town-land in which the person receiving relief was ...

... UNIT7'ED STATES. BY EXPRESS FROM LIVERPOOL. I LiVERPOOL, W1DlINEEDAY. By the arrival of the transient ship New Yotk. Which sailcd from that citv on the 7th instant, New York papers of lhis date have reached this port. Their contents are not of importance. The packet-thip St. Andrew, with London papers of the 7th and Liverpool of the 8th of May, had arrived out. NEW YORK MBONEY MARKET, JUh'f U. ...

... COURT (C1WlhU,4R. The Ro3 al processijul nas formed in the order of the offiiial progranlime at ten uclovk. At ten ?? past ten ofelouk the Qucasn, leaning on tho arm of the Marquess of Conyrighain, Ifi thle slate rooms, preceded by thc Hlonourable CoNocel caveriditll, clerk marshal, thc Earl of Albrissarlc, G. C. H., madt rr of the horte, ;.nd the llonfrurabl,( C. A. Murray, master of the ...

... LiVERPOOLt, JUNE 5. By tle arrival of the Republic, Captain Williams, at this port to day, eve have received New York papers to the 13th ult. Their contents, however, are not of a very important choractar. A feew extracts will be found below. The Republic, as is almost universally the case with such vessels, has brought very few papers; we believe the number brought by this conveyance did not ...

... ELECTION COMMITTEES-SA.ITURDAl'. 5- MAIDSTONE. The committee met this morning at elvern o'clock it coninittc-rloom No. ?? Sir J. C. Hobibouse in the chair. Thomas PybuQ, Feq., examined by Mr. COCKBURNr: I am mayor of Maidstone; I know Mr. 'Potts; he flies, Withiir the last fivc or six years, taken a very active part on tltt Conservative side; on the Friday previous to the election hi asked me ...

... COURT CIRCULAR, We have autliurity to state that tier majesty'si concert, sipfoijuted to take Place on the l1th instant, is postponed. ?? and her august mother attended divine service yesteralay morning in the Chapel Royal, St. Jamnes's. The sermon was preached by the Archbishop of York, from the 2d chapter et the Epistle to thle Ephiesians, and thle 4th, 3th, and Oth verses. The prayers were ...