... I HOUSE QFiLORDS-MOKDky. * The Earl of Shaftesbury'took his seat on the woolsack, in the absence of the Lord Chancellor. Lord WYNFORD presented a petition against the operation of the new pdbr-law. *.TaEATY WrvI TH''tmEy.-Thc Earl of RlroiN after aliud- ing .tothe sixth article of the treaty vith Turkey, which stipulates that all monopolies shall be put an end to in the Turkish dominions, ...

... PORTSMOUT}I.-The only ship which is actively preparing for commission at this port is the magnificent new three- decker, Queesito mount 110 guns, said to be the largest ship in the navy. She will be commissioned about the end of November for the flag of the new Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean. The Jupiter troop-ship. Mr. Falton, master, whose arrival in Englanrld was looked for this ...

... =O=REIGNN13WS. FRANCE. The Paris papers to Wednesday inclusive have arrived. They are almost exclusively engaged in discussing the affairs of the East, and the entire go so far as to larmentt that the demand made by the Five Powers, through Admiral RoIJSSrN, to MEiieDIET Ai.a for thte restoration of the Turkish fleet, which they argued would not be complied with until the claims of MEiIEMET ...

... THE RECENT GUARDIAN ELECTION ORDER ISSUED nY THE POOR-LAW COMMISSIONERS. At a vestry meeting of the parish of Lambeth, held on Tliureday evening, relative to the sending into that parish by the poor-law commissioners a returning officer of their own appointment, reversing their order of the 2d of March, 1836, two important circumstances took place. First, the reading of the opinion of Sir ...

... THE MANCHESTER PRISONERS. On Wednesday, September 25, some of the Radicals of this town had a tea party in the Carpentcrs'-hall, Garrot- road, at which Dr. Fletcher, of Bury, presided. The prin- cipal business of the evening being to takesteps for the defence of the parties to be tried at the next assizes for po- lities. After tea was over the chairman addressed the meet- ing on the duty which ...

... ALGRZCULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS. SOWING COLESEED WITH BEANS.-At the Hedingham agricultural meeting, Mr. J. Way stated that he had tried the experiment of sowing coleseed with his beans, hoeing it in with the second hoeing, which he seemed to think might be profitably followed. 'TRIPOLI ONIONs.-On Monday last, Mr. William Waine, gardener to Digby Cayley, Esq., of Ripon. took from an onionv bed, ...

... CORN-LAW MEBITINGS IN LONDON. Since the Birmingham meeting on the corn-laws, and since we expressed, as above, our anticipations of the good effect of it, *two miost important meetings on the same question have been held in London j ohe in At. Pancras, the other in Finsbury. At each an amend-' ment was moved in favour qf.the charter. At Finshury, it is admitted, the amendment was carried by a ...

... We have not room for comment on another proclama. tion which has been issued against public meetings, by Lord JOHN RUSSELL.. It calls on magistrates to put down meetings for arming and training, which, by a law passed in that terrible year, 1819, are now illegal. It also calls on magistrates to put down public meetings attended by persons carrying bludgeons and other offensive wea. pons. The ...

... ANOTHER-OUTRAGE ON THE BRITISH FLAG fV.-- . a ?? t - f t. ?? t rom. a %t orresponueuiR s T nat IwS.) On the 18th of April her Majesty's steam-vessel Medea ar. rived at Bermuda, bearing the broad pennant of Commodore Douglas, naval commander-in-chief on the West Indian and North American stations, being nine days froim Jamaica and eight from Santiago de Cuba. On the evening of the 11th of April ...

... DEATH FROU WVANT, AND ALLEGED NEGLECT OF PAROCHIAL OFIICERS. _ On Saturday, Mr. Bakcr, corouer anti a highly..respectable jury resident in the ueighbouthood, assembled at the Cumber- lanid Head, City-road, lor the purpose of investigating the par- ticulars relative to the death of tartit Mlolloy, aged 38 years and, owing to the rmmour which had been circulated nvitih regard to the distressing ...

... THE CHARTISTS AT RYE.-*k meeting, pursuant to public notice, was held on Monday evening, at the London Trader Inn, l1ye, when MAr. James Osboine, delegate from Brighton, addressed the meeting previous to the attendance of D. O'Brien, Esq., from the general convention in London. Air. Terri took the chair, and expressed a wish that the gentlcmcu would keep order iilhilst MIr Osborne, who he ...

... I MR. SHARMAN CRAWFORD AND THE WHIG3. We quoted last week some expressions, in which Mr. O'CONNELL invited a reconciliation with Air. SHAJIMAN CRAWFORD, and expressed, at the same time, our hope that Mr. SMAIiMAN CRAWFORD would show that be had too much self respect to listen to the proposition. Mr. CRAWPORD has since appeared at a meeting of the county of Meath, in conjunction with two ...