... I Tuan NEW GOVERNMENT OF CANADA.-The following are extracts from the private correspondence from Canada received by the Great Westernb, and which will be found interesting in the present posture of sifairs :-i Montreal, Nov. 16. The province is in ns perfect tranquillity as I ever recollect, and we look forward to an undisturbed win. ter. The number of emigrants arrived from England has of ...

... The Irish newspapers are crowded with speeches deli- vered at meetings held in Dublin and in various parts of the country, to address the Lord Lieutenant, on his arrival, and also to address the Queen in support of the Irish policy of the present Ministry-On Wednesday there was a meeting in the Town Hall of Waterford, at which the High Sheriff presided. Mr Wyse, M.P., who was the principal ...

... The following are the opinions of the Bishop of Exeter upon the subject of Government inspection of publiC schools:- It appears to me, in the first place, that the Government has a rigit to expect that it should receive au accurate re port of the efficiency or inefficiency of every school to the erection of which it has contributed. t Secondly, I think that this report ought to be full-nO ...

... Tuesday, December 10. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, DECEMBER 7. Royal Engineers.-Second Capt. W. Gregory, to be Capt. vice Jones, placed on Seconded List; First Lieut. J. Walpole, to be Second Capt. vice Gregory; Second Lieont. G. A. Leach, to be First Lieut. vice Walpole. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Butler and T. K. Margetts, Oxford, ?? and Webb, Duke street, Marylebone, milliners-E. Wilcock and Sons, ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) TURKEY. The Sultan has just promulgated for his people what the Moniteur calls a charter, granting them what they have ever been without, security of life, fortune, and honour, except when the deprivation of these is sanctioned by a public judgment. One can- not but approve of so solemn a homage paid to so Just a principle, however one may see the utter in- ...

... As we anticipated in our last, the accounts of the last invasion of Canada were much exaggerated. New York papers to the 20th ult. have reached Liverpool, and clearly show that the affair at Detroit was wretched in the extreme. The brigands did not muster strong, and were soon taught the perilous nature of their position. The American public are now fully enlightened respecting the Canadian ...

... SIR,—In your Merlin of last week, I perceive a letter signed Thomas Prothero, in which he accuses the originators of tht, intended Newport Dispensary of ulterior motives. A, one of those parties who wished for the early establishment o' so charitable an institution, I beg to state that I had only ont object in view, namely, the relief of my fellow creatures wher lying forgotten and unseen ...

... lt being our opinion that the pages the Circular cannot be devoted to a more useful and proper purpose than the definition of the principles contained in the Charter, as published by us last week, we have therefore taken up the subject of Universal Suffrage, and shall endeavour to prove, W, That it is founded on justice: 2d, On the laws of nature, in strict accordance 'with the principles of ...

... The sentence of the Llanidloes rioters, will be found in another part of our paper. Unhappy men they are doomed to pay the penalty of their folly, in hearkening to the counsel of base Demagogues, when all but treasonable harangues excited them to deeds which the law was bound to investigate and punish. Two of them, we perceive, are sentenced to seven years' transportation! Had they heark- ened ...

... DOMESTIC NEWS. Piiohov,vrtoN or Pakmamknt—TnuitM>A>.—Tlii> be, ing d'P day io which Parliament was prorogued, at twu o'clock, the Lord C hancellor, the Marquess of Normauhy, and Viscount Falkland, took their scats in the House ol Lords as her Majesty's Commissioners for a further pro- rogation.—Tbe Commons havinu been summoned, were represented al Ihe Itar by Mr. Hickman, die second clerk, and ...

... In a field belonging to Alt. t'hmj ...

... » .THE EMPRESS by RUSSIA.—A Berlin letter, quoted by the Brussels Independent, states that the Empress of Rus- sia will go to Italy in the autumn to make a long stay there, on account IIf her health, and will beaccompanud by the Duke and Duchess of Leuchtenberg. INDISPOSITION OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF HANOVER. — inc IVing of Hanover, according to a letter of the 18th instant, quoted in the ...