... POS'rscLt IPT. LONDON-FRIDAY. MlAY ~3. In the House of Commons last nighit, after the pre- sentation of numerous petitions and thc transaction of much private business, chiefliy relating to Railway Bills, Dir. Lushington moved an address for copies of all cor- resplondence bctwcen her M~ajesty's G;overnmenlt and ?? relative to the claims of British subjects for redress on account of injulries ...

... 'T'Hl E CHABLTIST'S. [AbridIged fromt thle TJimces.] Newport, Moninoo01tbehire, May 10. EXAMINATION ANT) COtMMiTTAI, OF VINCEINT (Or TlIM CON- t'.I'I'trON') cliwvAM0)SrW~S~, A ND ) ICtCIIN5-ON, Tilt' L ill- ilnteitlet il tht Vineent, Who hiid CII cen aprehleridlet in I nOli, should iiiodergo sict ?? lit Newpourt [1b15 dat, cur ?? Proceeded thlere in thle steam- patkat firom Biristol, on~ board ...

... UNLAWFUL. M EETINGS. Copy of a letter lately addressed to the Lords-Lieutenants of certain E ctuntiiC:- Mv Lord-I beg to inform ?? thatin caseriots should take place, or if there should be good cause for apprehending that riots ?? take place, ii any part of the county, and the principaltnhabitants of a disturbed district should be desirous of forming ail association for the protection of lift ...

... noiA AYon, W'ED)NESDAY, AIAI'2>, 1113f). Biv time S~aiddons, Capt. Palmer-, we limmve re- ceived Newe York papers of' the 1Tith of' April, whlich IuPplY us with' intelligence drated three tivys later tiatam t hat which tite Great Wecsternm conmveyed. One of those miestructive fires to which time cities of the Unfommsem to hie pucttliarly liable, broke out at Albany on tue 20thi of' April, and ...

... PEr'S IN PARISII CHURCHES. A iquestioli of i'olsiik'iahll! inii 'tet aidsil O swliehla souh iguri- ralime prevails, Caime ?? hle C' ?? of the( D iocese, ill thle Coiisistoi'y Court of Chcistir, oii I'lii'siiav ?? in time shiale oif a suit brought by Mrs. ittithlte against ?? . Norburv and others, ?? iii t tiara! ?? ol' Iistonl, inl this ciutity, forjnot ihavtiig sotted lwri iin her fa ...

... OF PJ;ERS. IONDASY, Mllr 1l.1 A contltnence wits ordered, of, ib' inotisoi of' Lord D)unctinnon, with the Comintions, Uo til st ?? of' Oteir ILordhiijp's disagreement to ant oiiiendolcut of'the Comminons to tile Ecclesiasticjal Ap- yoifmltitts Suspension Bill. Th'le Esitl qj' l'jn'elletsci inqu~iredi when a report tisight be ex peited tromt the SC leeL commint tee on the state of en inc inl ...

... is cltu - ?? ?? : ?? FRIDAY, MASAY W,1039). itE'IGNATION (iF )MINISTERS. large aill ?? tie lrornaiay Admi-liser' of W1edniesday.) position, And so Lord ~,elhourzte and his colleatgues i e s. I hiave resigiied !andI resigned without anything in the advatita1 bliapc (of' reasonable excust'e. There was a majority of relitt.C tile intheir favour, and according niot only to the de needful I ...

... &-cIlua'0 anti ?? f0tss (From the P'rench Pnpergs.) PuRIS, IlIY 22. LIE MAuonileur of the 22d has no oflieial part. The Gazefte des TAi6f117ian of this morning 8says, that the medical men who attend Barbes, at the infirmary of the Corciergerie, have sue. cceded in curing him, so that there is no apprehension ot dauger from hi8 Woundi. o'n the day of the ittsurrection Barbes with five or sis ...

... PUBLIC DINNER OF THE WINCHESTER. CONSERVATIVEs. ?? ~ ~ - i ,i The Winchester Conservative Association,, dined together, at St. John's Rooms, in that City, or, Thursday; Capt. Nevill, R.N. presided on the occasion. I Upwards of 300 sat down to dinner, amongst whom I were his Grace the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos,l T. Chamberlayne, Esq.., w. Abbott, Esq., W. Yonge, I Esq., Capt. WilIcs, Rev. ...

... British and F~oreign Temperance Society. U~I . VlflLJJGK~t*J& AJUIAC&$5.' 'e Tshe eighth anniversary meeting of the members and friends of ts this Society wvas held yesterday, at the Hanover-square Rooms. -. The audience anmounted to about 100(), of wvhom more than half- wvere ladies. The Lord Bishop of London took the chair as ; President, and woas eupported by the Lord Bishop of Norwielh, Si ...

... HOUSE OF COUMMONS. M\lON2DAY, ?? ILord Kelburne took the oaths fol Ayrshire. Aflir the pesientattiis o01 nilly petitions, several no- tices ?? giveCI. .Uiillit sic rtlioig to dthellotice hicilhe lie hadalready given tthe il titl inst., regarding the Bank ofEngland, (IQclribed the course le shloild pursue-lc sholld propose iliqliry into thlie Iseci-itlir trainsartionis f thei Bank, and 1.owv ...

... ?? an', £b ?? wOotl. (l'roin the 1'riewch Paperw.) Pntjjs, MAy 14. INFORMATION furtilsihed bydeputies,who cnn nottbe ill-informned, affbrds us the certainty that the j1rct'ect of iolice hall let the :Minister of the Ilte. rior know that lie had received notice that aln in- surrection would break out in the course of the day.- Ac ulo not expect that our assertion will bh denied. Ahulost all ...