... I I - D- ?? - t * II QUl EN. A The ruflanly andi ?? attacks of the Bradshaws, and Robys, and Thomases, on the person and prerogative of the Sovereign, have eli- cited an excellent address to her Majesty from the inhabitants of King's Lynn, and led to the adop- tion of a petition to the louscof Commons, praying for the abolition of church rates, the substitution of the ballot for the present ...

... RtEPRiMAND BY tORD ?? Or COt, TAORAo I MAJOR MACLEAN, CAPTAIN AINSLIE, AND; OTHER OFWFCERS. 1 I Horse Guards, Nov. 20, 2839, a STn-By Lord Hill's deaire, I have the honour to corn. .nunicate to you his lordship's sentiments and decision upon ea Cue which has lately occurred in the district under your r command, which has occasioned his lordship the utmost concern), and of which the following ...

... (From the Oibserver.) . IXt is mah the utmost pain we feel compelled to allude to some discuissions which have recently taken place respect- ing the conduct and motives of the most illustrious female subject of these realms; and although the introduction of tier name in the conflict of party warfare would be to us, under any circumstances, a cause of deep regret, we frankly own that it has ...

... 11ANOVEI. I HANOVER, DEC. 1.-The draft of the new constitution (after having, as we hear, undergone some modifications in the cabinet) has been approved by the hing, and the con- vocations of the Assembly of the Estates is expected to be published in a few days. It is thought they will be sum- moned to meet in January. It is generally reported that her Majesty Queen Victoria, has written an ...

... NEWS. OF THE DAY. *A meeting of the Meath Club is to be held this day, in Navan, for the purpose of selecting a suitable candidate to succeed Mr. Morgan O'Connell as their representative. Connected with this subject was, perhaps, the following note, which was, the Drogheda Journal says, circulated widely on Christmas Day Sir William Somerville requests that you, as one of those who take an ...

... -E The City Grand Jury on yesterday, showed themselves strongly opposed to any reduction in the selarics of the tI grand jury cess collectors, which at pedsent are so exorhi. e tantly high. 'Mr. Callaghan moved that the per centage I which they all allowed should be reduced from 5 to 24, h but his motion was only supported' by his seconder Mr. a AM'Loughlin, c In the ?? Court, London, on ...

... FRANCE. I reg The Paris Papers of Sunday are nearly a blank, sup as far as domestic news is concerned, but private div Ca letters speculate anew upon certain Ministerial . cur modifications, by which the parliamentary abilities al' of M. Guizot and M. Theirs might be enlisted in the the service of Government. the The small army of observation kept up by the pid French Government on the ...

... NEWS OF TME DAY. . ?? 1 __I. I L SFNAtFTLl Lord Brougham brought on his long-ttlreatenee resolu- tions on the administration ofjustice ina Ireland on Tues- day. Those resolutions, which have been already before f, our readers, are in themselves harmless enough-in fact, n they are mere truisms-but the motion was only a pretence for a malignant attack on Lord Normanby and Sir Michael S o'Loghlen ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONSWEDwsaDAv, AuG. 7. (Coutinued from the Freerugn of yesterday.) The house resolved itself into committee on the county and district constables bill. The clauses having been agreed to, with amendments, the house resumed, and the report was ordered to be re- ceived next day. BIRMINGHAM POLICE BILL. Lord J. RUSSELL moved the order of the day for the second reading of the ...

... MENDWCITY INTITUTION a MFETING AT TI M.I ,IN3tON H-TJR . AT TEI Yesterd sv. pirsulot to a ?? frroy the Lord ii iyqr, a ptic~ rn'-etin¢' of ith- clr 4v, c'nrchw vtr lens, and .tizlys of 1) 1 )lil 'vii hw ld in the X i'si ti || is 1r tr Ie p-ap iof o:ils)plii4, the hest means to prevent the Closing ,f'the Mlendicity Inititution until the poor law would'comt, 9to np'ration. Siortly after twfo ...

... ; . According to the latest accounts from, Spain, Esparter I was expected to march, in a few days, against Cabrerap, who,' on the other hand, was rmaking efforts-to givebims a 'dcct igorous receptioni. Espartero entered Saragossa in triumph with 12,000 of his troops on the 4th instant. MI ras The affairs of the East continue to be involved in mys- or- stry, and the most conflicting accounts ...

... A DEFENCE O THE SM .!iMS OFIRE ?? #Nn ?? ?? ,. i/| That large jarm, wbusld'bc iszetp~jiii TFIflslr1.hcrs theal IinesCnoteym 'h feial tend have fiot s1 the knlowledge, necessary for the maakzjei szfuIthLi. ye anbecause -it, -alea#,,!frorsj#imna 'that the class, (flargefrerfinEnMel:~ sia te I aproch a~t ?? anltf-4dobly f eapabld oftais: tamng hei peitislby th?.60litigiu prices predikcediy , 1 ...