... LONDON, Saturday Morning, March 9, 1839. Our Paris Correspondent writes that On Thursday morning 434 elections out of the 459, which compose the Chamber, were known. Of these ministers are not Sure of more than 200, whilst those to be elected could but give about 20. Of these 220, there must be deducted at least 10 for absence. On the other hand the coalition count 220 sure votes, with 18 ...

... IfImight give a short hint to an impartial writor, it would be to tell him 1;1;,ote.Ifhersolv toventue upn ?? of telling bniossed truth, let him proclaim eau~~r ith ?? ti lai ofod ite io de poe~neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the erimes of great men, they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law if he tells hirirsirtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks him with ...

... L.,Nw roa THEE Rica.-At the conclusion of an in- quest on Thursday, in the House of Correction, Mr Wakley asked whether Medhurst was put to hard labour, and subjected to the silent system ?-The go- vernor: No; he was not sentenced to hard labour, and in consequence of the chaplainl's recommendation, books were furnished him, and he is permitted to prosecute his legitimate studies.- A juror: Ah ...

... ?? , T ?? AR GREAT WESTEhR RAILWAY I QUIRY. :tTbe following account was prepared for our last publication, but postponed in consequence of a press of matter.] A:'pfecial general meeting of the difectors and proprie- tots of the Great Western Railway Cotmpany took place 'en Wednesday, pursuant t6adjourinment for the purpose of taking into eronsiderationi the 'reports of Mr 'fawk- ?? Mr Nicholas ...

... Tuesday, January 1. WAR OFFICE, JANUARY 1. 6th Foot.-Ensiogn C. N. North, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Stewart, appointed to the 21st Feot; D. Ogilby, gent. to be Ensign, vice North. 7th Foot.-Serjeant-Major D. Dobbie, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant, vice Brandling, who resigns the Adju. tancy only. i7th Foot.-Ensign H. W. P. Welncan, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ...

... ?? I BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE BRITISH ARMS IN INDIA. The Generose steamer, in the service of Mehemet Ali, arrived at Alalta on the 20th, from Alexandria, which place she left on the 13th, with the India mail, brought by the Berenice (from Bombay on the 13th or 18th September), and received at Suez on the 6th of Oc- tober. These despatches stated that the British army. which marched from ...

... I i I New York papers of the 19th of June havebeen received. The executive of the Canadas still continue to detect and arrest the scattered remnant of the recently dispersed revo- lutionary force. One of them, Beausoleil, of whom it is said that he is connected as a partner with a respectable commercial house in the province, was captured at the time he was armed, brigand like, with pistols. ...

... On Thursday (the second day of the tilting),> a eon - sequence of the ntfavourable state of the w eataer, the tournament was put off, and the knights con- tented themselves with sword-play in the temporary ball loom, to which the public were not admitted. In this room the Queen of Beauty, and many of the ladies as- sembled in the castle, attended to witness the prowess of the gallant ...

... LonD DURRHAs.-A deputation, consisting of Bernard Ogden, W. Bell, E. Mlusclhamp, and A. J. Moore, Esqrs., and R. Brown, M.D., waited on the Earl of Durham, at Lambton Castle, a few days since, to invite his lordship to a public dinner in Sunderland. His lordship received the deputation in a most courteous manner. His reply was as follows:- 1 beg you to express to my friends at Sunderland my ...

... I EMPERIAL PARLIAMENT I H10USEu OF LORDS-FRIDAY. The royal assent wies given by commission tie Lord Chaincellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Viscount laklandi being tihe commissioners) to the Designs Copyr gbt BIDl, Staffordshire Potteries Police Bill, Perth Police and Cloan5- ing Bill, South Eastern Railway Amendment Act, LiverPQl and taimchester Railway Amendment Act, London and Birmingham ...

... -a ~QUE~EN AND THE MINISTRY. 1 WESTMINSTER. % ,T s IN .T HtN-F19L D.-A requisition has bese 9. a )lA5 no in course of signature In the above dts %iggd o pou the Inhabitants in vestry assembled to her Majesty upon the noble stand she has made ne.of her just prerogative. p OROUGH OF MARYLEBONE.1 i rcwlatio uB nanim~ously pasoldit eta tte f~llO~ tbeg wingi h old last eeilongi, con- u IlS rin of ...

... SOUTH AUSTRALIAa g a ?? The third annual general meetiun -^J A i i held 'on Friday last, the 28th June. tti oifc~5, &, New Broad-sireet. ; G. F. A'NGAG, Esq., on taking the chair, and introdni the business of the meeting, observed, that he should not then reply to the charges circulated against the company during the past year (though he could easily refute the whole), as the voluminous report ...