... 11~ zgf ?? Itg ; ILl Z am - (From, the -Thpein Cronil of Thursday.) -The ik~rhia tus6ionte language of the: Post-office Bgill has oeor two curious points con nedted Mwith it.-: In te first kplcejit3,had ian1836 pagsed through the ?? df ?? and got into the 1, ln4 yet floO( tlie ('ntt scode-ed last night to b ,o ?? liad a/akened attdhtion; before, We have always thought O he peculiar claim set ...

... PITf CLUB DINNER. .. Tliere are some things to which political parties feefethemselves bound, and yet which they would be glad to be relieved frowio. This annual Pitt-Dinnenr is one of such -things. The. Times of last Monday gives us a report of the last dinner, which was eaten at Merchant-Tailors' Hall on the 23d instant, the Marquis of SALtSBURY presiding. In proposing the immortal memory ...

... - FRANCE. The Paris papers of Wednesday have reached us in course, but they aire totally destitute of news. 'The Courriir Francois repeats that the Ambassadors of Austria and Sar. diala to Ae Swiss Gov'ernment bnve presented to the Federal Vornrt 'a-note, in which thev'demanud satisfaction for- the non-exeoution of tbe convention of 1836 by certain of'the cantons, and the expulsion from the ...

... GI XAT ZROTISO AT, DUNDEE. The Dundee Courier, after giving rathe'r an interesting account of the celebration of the coronation in that town, concludes it as follows:- But the proceedings of the evening were not, as we have before hinted, distinguished by the same harmony- whichprevailed during the day. A disorderly crowd of boys and men, of the lowest grade in society, congregated on the ...

... ESAT ,ME:TZG -IN NOXMICH. ('rotu a Correspoitdent o the ClHArPION.) On 'Wednesday afternoon, Juli Ith,i ISS, accordmg to:publie announcement,, a meeting of the weavers took place at the New Inn -ardens, Green Hill; the hand- bills calling upon the weavers to meet, expressed a iwish that as many as were permitted to remain outside the gaol wysuld'attcnd-the object being to hear the report of ...

... 'UPPER CANhADA The following proclamation of Governor Artliar has been issued inconsequence of the affray at Short Hills, It will be seen that all persons going, Xo or comiing from Canjada are required to give an account of themselves, and be provided with passports -PROCLAMATION.- By his Excellency Sir George Arthur, Knight Commander of' the Royal lianoverian. Guelphic Order, Lieutenant- ...

... WAR3!AGE Or GnOiGt xv. ANn an. FXTZHERNBEET. The Edinburgh Review, published on Saturday, says:- | We have received from Lord Stourton a letter re- specting our notice of Mrs. Fitzherbert's marriage; and we have much pleasure in laying before our readers a communication so creditable to the feelings of the noble writer:- To the Editor of the Edinburgh Review. Sir,-A mis-siatement, no ...

... vmp~ &~ABLI&LMDT.1 ?? HOUSF. OF COMMONS-JuLY 21 : So0fe petitions having been presented, and' sonmebills passed through a stageiwithout observation, the. order of the day W44 read fior the houi going ioto.cdminitteeon e MAILS O' LAlWAYS BILL, and Mi. WijLcE'6os0 to propose that it bie 'qommitted that da'y six utoutho . Ho thougtht the tjim ariived when her :Maesty's Covernbidnt si id bring ...

... 71drAim vvoxmn=;- On TIursday a grand reviewI of the RoyafArtillery and corps of Sappets and Miners, followed by an enter- tainment of unprecedented magnitude and ayledour_ 'apd accompanied by all the English sports that ?? 'to gooal humnou'r,'took place at Woolwicl, in ?? of the, corona othe nea'rs. Fio a in earl' ttin r 't steamers and' coicbe that ply brtween London' an& W0olwW .h ...

... THE ESSENTIALS A . I . . -_ I- - -. ?? It will be seen from the debates of last Monday, that the Bishop of EXETED has determined to put these things to the test of the law of England. The essentials, as our readers must remember, are the shuttings-up and the separatings authorized by rules, orders, or regulations enacted by Poor-law Com- missioners. Now, we gather from the speech of the ...

... 1 ?? v - ?? W YU An event-of a most tragical character occurred on board the Seacornbe steam-boat Alice, near Liverpool, on the afternoon of Thursday, the unhappy sufferer in which exhibited a de- gree of reckless intrepidity and coolness of purpose, in the execution of her horrid project, ?? unparalleled in the history 6f hesr sx. The facts of this distressing case are as. novel as they are ...

... THiE PAilLLAMENT. .We tae the' liberit of iitiiting the Wchnimt a |tention of our pelitical readeri to 'i A'stt ot I the p oceedi rgin Parliament. I t1'k-'oV gect in -making thratabstrict, to give ascexaet ''aico &fipre- hensive .a -etail as weI can of. everybthing.oif' real importance that is saidd q]oneoathatbscene, whet& more thigs of. impo'rtance are passing .than we hav1e. always time; or ...