... I HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, IsIAY A19. The news of the resignation of Sir R. Peel's Admi- nistration, which was circulated with the greatest rapidity this afternoon, occasioned a large nunsber of persons to assemble in the Palace Yard, near the entrance of the House of Lords. Within the house, also, there was an Iappearance ofunusual excitement. The strangers' gal- lery was completely tilled, ...

... 1'O THE INHABITANTS OF BIRMINGUAN AND THFE PEOPLE OF EN(GLAND. MEN AND BlRaETUREN,-We, the founders of the Universal Suffrage Association of Birmingham, pre- s-nt ourselves to your notice at this important period of our sountry's regeneration; at a time when every effort should be made to enfranichiso the millions, and to obtain the rights of citizenship for all. IVe deeply deplore the ...

... LONDO1, MONDAY, MaY 20. Th Prs apr in general .seem to eplitaftflhl very, litll L Th ?? stabilis ity Of the now French .Minilstry. Wl4irh W ,onfidenee inte tb itticl leaders of ?? cTly, and.is conktaflns ?? tbO 11C fivldently fotmsd onhepn bil otb8 ?? at ofelSTeW, le wer and Consequently thne -chief , Courier.,w it is understood that the French ~Govertnmelt have agreed B tp withdraw the ...

... ORIGIN Pl CORtRESPONDENCE. LADY FL ORA HASTINGS. To the EDITOR tf the EXETER FLYING-POST. SIR,-It is with cqual paini and grief that we lcvort to an occrurrence! which has so astounded antI fflicted eve!rY well-wisher to Itis country, every title aid loyal supporter of its Throne att its altiarso- e allulde to tihe lecent treatillea t of neost ?? aCroliliasttl, tiad v'irtnotstt youing feoetle ...

... ,. I R~rIOCOENTATIOW OF0 WGAN,-A. paragrapho having op- and, peareit in thod London Staodardl necspaper, stathig that W Ai. enrse d oe. ot intend to heronie a candidate for thle Proc repieeseatation of thio hbravugh in porliament, in ilha event of 11tH a diteolotion tahling place, avto are nathorised hy Air, KaOM- hloo ley to sayI thot he didnoatdirect, norbhod any person authio- 'I'll ...

... I onfleftic *intelItgenreI1 Tbe Marotns of onyoghirni hoas resigned his situ ation of Lord Ohamlierlalo nod it is snid that Lord Ux- bridge will secceed him. ?? lianidlovs riot in Wrles seem, to be at nn end. According to tbe Slrewlsubry Next of the t9l, the whole Aaffair sn toocls exoggerned, aind Lord Clive, on his sr- rival, found nothing to (lo, and did notbing. We rejoice, il common with ...

... SlK,rThAPor„b!1Sh,ed le,tter-0fLMr- J°hn Frost, theex-magis- Irate of your bo rough-wherein he expresses his sentiments at seeing our worthy and universally respected Lord Lieutenant sitting on the same magisterial bench with Messrs. Phillips and Edwards, confirms the opinion of the public, generally, that the Lord Lieutenant richly deserves the thanks of the respectable and well-ordered ...

... UINIVERSAL SUFFRAGE. GREA.T MEETING IN BIRHIINGlAM, N Agees'ly to a resolution passed last 'week in the N tonal Convention, the meiebers of that body on 'dndavn last proceeded to Birminghba, per railwiay, ?? of Wehich was given in the town by placards, i Ait uig the inhabitants to asseirble. and to form a precessdon to welcome them, into the tow,.. In con- wequersce of the notice whic' hd ...

... b-i M? ! IC rkiLN'r. SATX GE 4LX= FF- u ES %iLAND.e BOLTON.-A public meeting of the Clartists of- this town was held in the Town Hall, LitrleBolto ts en Wedneaday evening. 24th of April, in aid of the Rev. J. R, Stephens s Defence Fund.' Mr. Dariel Diggle was called to the chair, and opened the proceedings of the evening in an energetic speech; after which James Brouterre O'Brien, Esq.; was ...

... , THE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE PEE1RS. Eight new Peerages have been created; for a reason which few would ?? discovered by their own unassisted sagacity, but which i4 thus revealed by bhe G/obe:-- We understand that when the Government deeided to ask a vote of confidence from the House of Commons on their Irish policy, they at the same time determined that if that vote should be carried, the ...

... IT is right that our readers should know the real points of this important question, it real his- tory, together with the deep disgrace which it has already been the means of bringing upon England -all this we now have it in our power succinctly to lay before them. We have been put into pos- session of an a Exposition of the ceuses and con- sequences of the boundary differences between Great ...

... SATURDAY', MAY 25,1839. 'm Ta~~ctz acis 1 e~llxd are en tttled. Wrst. to the regular tdmilniA tratiam! and free course of jultt e in tbe court Or owv, nem. to the right or petitiot t the tiog ald PilI'Ale ct for Ired s Of grievaices: and M:.stl to the iight or livina rris 1 or sel -prese tion eid defenice.'- BttSCX0S C ON 111i LAWY OY ENGatND: Boot 1. Chap. ENLARGEMENT OF THE NORTHERN ...