... I ?? _ TO THE EDITOR OF THE NRA. Six,-Tern LORD CHANCELLOR, LORD COTTENHAM, in es- -teemed by all the profession as a man of the first legal attain- ments, but, in his capacity of Speaker of the House of Lords, he is what may fairly be called very insufficient. To be sure be has the merit (which all chancellors have not bad) of great disinclination for the wordy war, bat that uncon- ...

... The inhabitants of the Caucasas, instead of being subject to Russia, are not even at peace with her, but have for manv years been engaged ins continual war. This war they have maintained single-handed. They have received at no period encouragement or assistance from any power. While the Porte hold the supremacy of these provinces they were left for their means of defence to themselves, but ...

... I If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell him his fate. If be resolves to venture upon thedangen'as precipice of telliag unhiassed truth, let him prclaim wvar With mankind a la mode le parve de Pole-naither eo give eor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men, they falt upon him with the iron hands of the law : if he tells their ireu, when they have ...

... -augEN 404-4,10E. 0 Queen ADVLAiWr is comre ?? blessing to England- that line iinporitaltion from (iermantt-thant exquisite specilmen of ia quiet, vaitient, silent, 11011-1)Olitical hlay.Shiscebckt England, *aild sh-3 has brought wvitl ?? ?? cr5o ,rooks, and drcesesrs, and coachmen, and impurtant personlages of this dlescriptionl. Wec ll(j)u to Ifeav-en that she found the climate agree wmith ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MoieDAYi thu Thit Marquis Of WESTMEATH Cqmplained of the imperfect returns pre. ani sented by the- Government regarding thhi transactions at Mullingar. bu Several most important letters anod documents were omitted. His lord- I ship entered into extensive details on. the state of Ireland, and on the tin anihagement of the inquiry now proceeditig. em The Marquis of LANSDOWNE Moved ...

... CHARTIST MEETING AT' BRISTOL. A public meeting of Chartists, designed to ascertain their sentiments upon the subject of the Convention's declaration, took place on Monday evening upon Bran- don-hill. It should be stated that the leaders of the body had previously applied to the mayor and magis- trates to allow them to meet in the Guildhall, and that those functionaries had refused to comply ...

... THI SUPPOSED DAUGHTER OP GEORGE TVIL FOURTH ANW MR§. PIT'zERah.I I~ ~ . ' A number of letters have t~egfipublishedi bilaring o'n tlid application e made by Mrs. Guelph Sims, the reputed daughter'of Georde the Fourth ' Mid Mr8. Fitslierbert, to the Lord Mayo~, the particulars of which: were , given in the1 Ntws of Monday. The leading facts of the case are' 'el givetil ii the follbi4itig ...

... ANOTHER-OUTRAGE ON THE BRITISH FLAG fV.-- . a ?? t - f t. ?? t rom. a %t orresponueuiR s T nat IwS.) On the 18th of April her Majesty's steam-vessel Medea ar. rived at Bermuda, bearing the broad pennant of Commodore Douglas, naval commander-in-chief on the West Indian and North American stations, being nine days froim Jamaica and eight from Santiago de Cuba. On the evening of the 11th of April ...

... tHARTisT MOVEMiftT&L i -BOLTwN--On Thursday week, a numerous, public meeting., called by the. Working, Men's, Association, was held, on, the New Market-place,., for, the purpose of ap- proving of the Manifesto of the Convention,. and elect- ing a deleeate, or delegates to that body. At eight ,o'clock Mr. Duncan Robertson..was called.to-thexchair, .wio said he hoped that the same order and good ...

... [FROM THE JOURNAL OF COBIMMERCZ, JUNE 10.3 By the Patsey B.. Blount, Captain Pedersen. from Belize, we have advices from Guatemala to the 13th of April. That unhappy country is stll in a state of con- fusion and civil war. . The treaty concluded a few months since by the contending parties, headed by President Mo. razan on the one side, and General Carrera on the other, has been renounced by ...

... The Queen held a court yecterday afternoon at BuckIOg- ham Palace. The Bishop of Peterborough was presented to her Malesty In tile royal closet, and did homage on big appointmelnt. Lord John Russell, secretary ef state for the bome depart- ment, and tle Dean of Hereford, deputy clerk of the closet in waiting, assisted at the ceremony. Count Pozzo di Borgo, ambassador extraordinary and ...

... We received last night from Liverpool New York papers to the 6th inst., brought by the Rochester, Captain Woodhouse. We had previously received papers to the 1st brought by the Columbus. The most interesting information contained in these papers is the folloowing from MEXICO. 'DEFEAT OF THE FEDERALISTS.-EXECUTION OF GENERAL MEXIA. We havejustrecelved papers and correspondence, which we will ...