... INSURRECTION IN PARISI WnNe have reecived most aamn nelgncfotp m twvelve o'clock on Sunday night, the date Of th ate A of the city was for nine hoursin a tate of siege, the lotr-. expr raised, and the Hotel de Ville in the p o lsef aod attionistg. At half-pasteloroocoka psessroritoryf ~the n-called at the Tuile-ies, at %which the King presided,,Tu.,% Chamber was crowded' waith Peers, Deputiea. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY FALL OF MTEORIC STONES. (From the Philosophi cal Magazinae, of May, 1839) ?? In the sitting of the London Royal Society, February m 14, 1839, the following article was read:- di An Account of the fall of a Meteoric Stone in the Cold ill Dokkeveld, Cape of Good Hope. fy Thomas Ma- K clear, Esq., ?? &c., in a letter to Sir John F. W. by Herschel, Bart., ?? and communicated by ...

... I -. (Frvom the Morning Clhruoicle.) In the present peculiar situation of the Government it is nature! that there should be abundant speculation il I tle plans which its members are, no doubt, maturing for its future course. The different assumptions which are nade, and thle varied advice tendered, concerning it, may be nnt nuwurthy of their consideration. Ihey should mark the general ...

... CALUAINIATOILY REPOlR'TS ON A CORONER'S IN QUEST. . h the EDITORS of It,* JJNCll1ESTBR Tld11ES. Sius:-Aso oy chatacter has been msailed ie your last w.el's paper, you will obli, ilou by iupblisohog thiy rviply. I am your obedient sreraut 01. D. THOMPSON. Stalybrilge, Mlay 20th, 1839. Clduonuioatory reports were publi.hed it your ?? week's paper. Dnd reportld as facts having ?? place at all ...

... ,. 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 ...

... We understand that a strong difference of opinion arose be- tween Sir Robert Peel and Lord Stanley, cs to whether the Duke of Buckiogbam should belong to the ?? Ro- bert Peel urging that he should. This was one of the many difficulties which induced Sir Robert Peel to seek for the pre. text of abandoning his futile attempt.-Observer. HEn MAJESTY.-WO understand from good authority, that the ...

... I _ SHORE AND OTOROS V. TIIE ATTORNEY.GENERAL O.iD OTH ERS. 'T'hi8 was an anpeal from a decree of Lord Lendhurrt which affirnied a previous decree of the 'Vice Ch;alncellir, ?? that Unitarian ministers vere not intended to be the objectsof the bounta of Lady HlenleV. The judge- were summoned to assist their lorildhips ntibh advice, as tihe poillis it contest were the alleged improper admis. ...

... blUlS1 TIS PAIVO. ch rt PhtgncPpr-ato.A aesitting of the London of RylItttio, rnrayithe course of sore remarks to uI~~pr* * le onitebsotog;enusc draino, alltde tother Proeous ofreir.t Tarod, in sbipwreck speisy paesr wit auriseoni fro tetras ofr s iverldi a herslf inst ?? p it iv dane of ytire, and promises to exhi it her of self, pro bono, this scason.-Ailhenirtan. Sleant-boat Disasters in ...

... ,, , 1- , - . ?? ' - . I I - I,, p O rrfip. _ ; ,. , '-ON DON, THURSDAY. !vt Te THE NEW MINISTRY ?? yusotrdaynt for thi e Duke of We lingo D who ivaited on he' Maesty. His visit woe hort.- His mlt grate immediately afrwards repaired to Sir Hobart vo Peel, and the right h.broepoceedled forthwith to W the palace,. wheret is understo he received her Mla ov jestye commands for [te formation of a ...

... GRMICTULTURE, &c. G1ENERAL AGRICULTURAL RELPOUT FOR APRIL. From the commencement up) to about the 20th of this montI the ntmospherie temperature wes, for the period of the year, eold and ungeniial, which, and, tlie cold northcetiastrly winds, matelially oibsttructel the grow I hof the wheat plants, and in famt of the whole vegetable creation. Snbqequently to tbe above dalte the weatheri has ...

... . If _ _ i k In pursuance of a resolution adopted by that body of Llnotables, Tclept the National Convention, at Birmning- ebham, ?? talleous meetings have been held, or are about to be held, this week throughout the country, for the professed purpose of gathering the sense of the people on r the five points, and the guidance of the said Con- vention as to the ulterior measures which, in ...