... 'flIttropolis. THE COUn'T.-The Queen is still at Wind- ti sor, but her Majesty and the Court. it is said, will n adjourn to the Pa jilin, at Brighton, olt the 14th inst. si by whichl time all the arrange~ments at the Palaic are c expected to be completed. Ot Sunday her M-ajesty a attelnded Divine Service in the Chapel Royal of St. 'I George; and in the afternoon her Majesty caine on ii the ...

... faeeting of the Td QuRsounil. A meeting of the Council, pursuant to adjournment, took place at the Mansion-liouse, on Wednesday last, George Cookman, Esq., Mayor, in the chair. There were forty- five members present. The ToWN-CLEaU read a letter from certain inhabitants of Grimsby-lane, containing an address to the Mayor, thanking him for causing a gas light to be placed there, and wishing im ...

... local Intelligm(r. I HULL GENERAL INFIRMARY-WEEKLY REPORT. IN.FATIENTS. OUT PATIENTS. Discharg&cIed, Cured;, &c di d . .. 4 Admitted .. 6 A .. 6 Admitted 5 a, Physician. Dr. Cbalmers.-Surgeon, Dr. Fieldin,. iouse Visitor, Samulel Lightfoot, Esq.-Chapilaiii, Rev.J. King. Vaccinated by the Hlouse rcon 51. The SecretarY has received the sum of £13 Vs1, ...

... Exclanb. O'CONNELL'S AGITATION TouR.-The agi- tation is now in full operation. Already there are accounts of the proceedings in Kerry and Kanturk, and I hope to be able to forward a report of the '1'hur- les dinner, which took place last night. The reports of the speeches in Keiry and Kanturk are exceed- ingly voluninous, but I shall endeavour to give you the substance, without the repetitions ...

... EFFECTIVE FORCE OF THE RUSSIAN I The Russian army consists at present of the follow- ing corps:-The Imperial Guard, composed of six divisions, three cavalry and three infantry. Of these there are 12 cavalry and 12 infantry regiments, one battalion of sappers, one of marines, one of chasseurs, one of veterans, four of horse-artillery, and 12 of foot- artillery. The Grenadier corps is composed ...

... ADDRESS OF THEr MANCHESTER UNI- VERSAL, SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION, TO THEIR. BROTHER RADICALS THROUGH- OUT FHE tUNITED KINGDOM. Dax~aitisri-We hav'e xnw reacbed amott porten. tons cri~isd ana .every man ought well to weigh the 9uestio,'how he Iiuld like to become the inmate of a union bas'i1 * tlhere'to have his hair out short, his manhoodibnitaeized, his wretched body subjeat to a ruffian's stnpes ...

... HULL TRINITY-HIOUSE PRIMAGE. We have been requested to insert the followving letter, which has been addressed to the Hull Chamber of Commerce:- HSll, lor. 2, 1838. Gentlemen-l beg leave to call your attention toad subject which ever since I have known anything of the trade of this port (anld I understand for a much longer period) has been a bone of contention. I mean the question whether ...

... NATIONAL EDTFOATION. _ TRERE is not in ton _',glom a more dangerous class of revolutionists than the dabblers in national education. The wildest schemes of improvident legislation may be remedied, so long as the principles of the people are uncorrupted, and the moral sense of the nation remains unvitiated. While a healthy action is kept up at the heart, delusive measures of state policy have ...

... I Aitns anb Momtes. I DREADFUL FinE.-At a late hour on Wed- nesday night week, intelligence was received at the several fire brigade stations in the metropolis, of a heavy fire raging in the village of Hlarrow on the Hill. The first inform ation was brought by the passengers on the Birmingham Railway, which was about nine o'clock, and aftervards by four or five persons. The engines of the King ...

... I - - -metropolis. I . . I TSHI COURT.'.-On Sunday morning her Majesty attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, and in the afternoon her Majesty walked for an hour on the terrace.-The Queen is still at Windsor, and is in excellent health. On Friday afterncon her Majesty rode on horseback in the Park, accompanied by her Roval Highness the Duchess of Kent, and attended by Lady Charlotte ...

... tartettep. ty HOW TO GET OUT OF A DILEMMA.-The le famous Tony Lee, a player in King Charles the id Second's reign, being killed in a tragedy, having a S, violent cold, could not forbear coughing as he lay dead upon the stage, which occasioned a good deal of laughter and neise in the house; he lifted up his head, and speaking to the audience, said, IThis makes good what my poor mother used to ...

... it 11 I The movement anongst the masses of this country is evidently progressing at. accelerated speed. Even in tbL Tory county of Dorset; in the very saac- turn of oligarchical rule, the active missionaries of the Working Men's Association have convened, in spite of the most strenuous opposition, a great meeting of the agricultural workmen. At Charlton Down, near Blladuffrd, the filst body of ...