... - We are enabled to state, that on Monday, the 27th inst., the Right Hon. Henry Goulburn -will certainly be proposed for the office of Speaker, vacant by Mr. Aber.. cromby's resignation of the chair, and that the house will proceed to the election at half-past 3 o'clock exactly.- Times. . We have been furnished with the following queries by a highly intelligent and very cautious correspondent: ...

... DUTY OF THE RADICAL ELECTORS. The probabilities of a general election, as a consequence of the chsuge of Ministers, have set Whigs and Tories on the alert, and already may canvassers be seen jogging from door to door, with cap in hand, soliciting the votes of the iadepeadent electors for the liberal Mr. Tomkins, or the Conssrvative Mr. Smith. We see no reason ,hy the Radicals should ...

... THE NWOQR MP On Wednesday, a public meeting was held atl the Town- hail, Boymgh, Southwerk, for the purpose of eallig upon thie two;. members to use their exertions, either for the total repeal of the liew cor Law Act, or to efyect such mnaterisi~lteratis 005' as necesssr y; and also to use their influence in preventig the passing of the New ,olie Bill. - J. HMES .s;Esq.,.the bigh-bailiff, ...

... b SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1S39. THE OUSNTRY WITHOUT A GOVERN- MENT. The country is wsthout agovernment. It is true. that we have here, zis they have in France, -aninterihn ministry- governing vjithout responsibility; but notwithstanding that the Whigs have made great ,and numerous inroads upop. our - constitutional rights, we are not yet brought to that deplorable condition in which a ministry, ...

... : .F-4 CITY, SATURDAY NIGHT. Nothing farther has transpired on the subject of the ministry, and not having later accounts from abroad, the fuctuations in the prices of the different Securities have beer trifling, with limited business. Console are 934 to I for Money, and 93* buyers for the Account. Exche- ner Bills are 39 to 41 premium; Bank Stock, 196 to -J; india Stock, 256; and India Bonds, ...

... 'FRANCE. The Paris papers are still much occupied with the in- surrection of Sunday, the 12th inst. The Commerce and other Opposition journals assert that the comiplete ignorance that any movement was in contemplation by the disaffected in qlwhich the government had been was only assumed. The paper just mentioned, in accusing the prefect of police of fall knowledge of the intended outbreak;, ...

... LETTER It. My LORD,-In a speech delivered at Bristol, last week, by Mr. Bukeley, the member for Bristol, I find these words: Lord John Russell is in MANY RE- SPECTS, a statesman. I cannot tell, my Lord, what ideas Mr. Bukeley meant to convey by these words; whether they intended censure or commendation ; but I will, in the course of my correspondence with your Lordship, which, in all ...

... LoNDON IsEMOItSTAT16IN.- IMeeting. of the Me- tropolitan Chartists was held on ,~oiiday o lenin Common. There were from -80OQ9 to- 10S000 persons present, and Mr.' Watson was called to the chair. He hoped every one would assist hinm in preserving order, and if they saw any one showing weapons, or a disposi- tion to break the peace, he hoped every one present would consider himself an officer, ...

... VAKIETIES. Why ought ?? of Sutherland to resign.her situation as.Mistress of the Robes ?-Because she has now done-robing (Dunrobin).. ..The Hon. William Ashley, Treasurer and Vice-Cham- berlain to the Queen-Dowager, will be the successor of: Sir Herbert Taylor as Master of St. Katharine's Hospital. ' An earthquake was felt at Interlaken, in Switzerland, about maidnight, on the 8th instant, ...

... A man was lately arrested in Paris in the act of SteaU the money from the poorbox in the church ofg by means of a bit of whalebone tipped wi& ~th which he introduced by the slit in-the lid. Hievvs Asid e. in possession of a good deal of silver, believed to liave been obtained in this manner. The Rev. Sidney Smith, observing Lord Brnug one-horse carriage, remarked to a friend, alluding tothe B ...

... J nT: I*.. ' : ^I , rs . -, OVIr ND -(FRO OUR OWN REPORTER.) A nuiimerous nmeeting of the Friendly SoIety of Master Bookbinders, was held on Thursday evening, at the King's Head Tavern, Newgate.street, to take into consideration the propriety of certain arrangements for the taking of apprentices. Mr. Simpson was caled to the chair. He said the question they were about to consider iwas of vital ...

... WHAT WILL THE WHIGS DO ? It is believed, in well-informed circles, that antagonism towards the cause of progressive Reform need not be ap- prehended from them; and that, if not actively aiding, they will not be found impeding the endeavour to obtain for the people their just rights and reasonable desires. If this disposition be rendered apparent, they Will insure our hearty confidence and ...