... CORA%-LAIV MEETINGS, -c. WoLvEtRIAMPTON.-The dinner to Messrs. Villiers and Thornely will take place on Thursday next. John Barker, Esq., our highly respected and influential fellow townsman, will occupy the chair ; and, after mentioning his name, it is scarcely necessary to add one sentenc; his standing in the borough, and the high estimation in which he is held by townsmen of all parties, ...

... C(URT' CIRCULAR. W INDSOR-TUE1sAY. The Duke of Cambridge paid a morning visit to the Qucen at the Castle to-day, arid remaicile at lunch with ther Majesty. Ills Royal flighuess took his depariure from the Castle at half-past threc o'clock, and returned to his resideisce at Kew. Her Majesty promet'naded on tile East Terrace of the Castle to-day, attenided by most of the ladies and gen- tieouen ...

... THE INDICTMEN2T The following abstract of the indictment a~aiust Frost and his companions we abstract from the leetchmcan. It contains the substance of what occupies three or four columns in the daily papers:- In the first count, strip- pedof all its technicalities, the ' levying way on tile Queen in her realm' is the treason charged, with the ' mode' and 'means' by which war las levied, ...

... AMERICAN ELEC'T'IONS. (Frome Captain Ala rqjats D)iary in Aste'ii'a.) lWe sivist now examinne itot one' or twvo other points. the Americans consider that they as's thle osily people oit earth who governa themcelves ; they assert chat wve have not a free and perfect representation. We will not dis- pute that point; she gluestion is, not wehat the(, case in England may be, but what -America ...

... The LONDQAN (,GAZBT2'R qf TUESDAY, Dec.31 Thle Quteen hus bpee pleased lto order a coriae W'elira to yonss the Great &aI, empowerlilli, the Deanu oid 0,allter of the cathedral durch of Licel~Ild to elect a, lviqeb ot that see, thi) Faine bwi~it ?? by ithe death o: Doactor Samuel. Bittler, ltte Iltuops iherioi ; aend her Minajety bas aico beent ?? to rpoultrtienftd to tile blaid ]Jeuin and Cbap ...

... BAST INDIES. .- CALCUTTA, OCT. It. LFROM OUR OWN COIRRESP'ONDENT.| I write this without any justified hope that it will rcach yiu by this month's overland inail front Binibay; for the utiac ouintiibe conduct of the otliciats at that Iresidency, in despatciting the stcamer for Sucz, rcnders any approach to certainity out of tie question. Yct certainty and regn- larity are thle chief ...

... TyR PEBVNY POSIAGF. ar We extract the following front a copy of a Treasury at minute, dated Deo. 26, 1839, on the subject of the Penny o Postage,. which is to come into operation on the 10th of 1x. January next:- is Stamped Covers.-The stamp being struck on pieces of tI !paper of the size of half asheet of 4to. letter paper. at Stamped Envelopes.-The stamp being struck on k- pieces of paper of ...

... Y 'Trl following letter deserves a very attentive perusal:- Y Abinger Hlall, Oct. 1839. If Dear Lord Ashley-1 send herewii my first sub- seription to the National School Society, The lateness of this subscription is the result of circumstances purely accidental, and not of any change effected by recent a publications, or by any other recent occurrence, in those opinions which induced me to ...

... ]O- -S--CI*P!1 I- LONDON, TUESDAY, December 31. Letters from Constantinople, of the 4th inst., have been received. An extraordinary sensation prevailed in the diplomatic circles of that city, in consequence of a revelation made by M. Avedick, the American inter- preter of the Capitan Pacha, who, having escaped from Alexandria, arrived a few days previously at Pera. M. Avedick informed the ...

... ?? . - I~ B aeo I * ?? ?? . , \S i . ii a ;P --4 ?? Y, 'accustomed exercisc onitb* Terrace duig t . ' ?? wellas to enjoy airingsrin e rk . s ,d On Christmas-day.Her.Igaesty attended divtne ,wmr* ship, ?? St. 'Georee'g 'Chapel' and .afterwatds receeveh 'the sacrament. .The Qnein Dowager, and their Royal THighnesees, the Princess- 'Agusta,' and the. Dachess .of Gloncester, Serformedt the samec. ...

... ' The ruin or prosperity of a state depends so much upon the admin istration of its Government, that to be *. acquainted with the merit of a ministry we need only ob- n serve the condition of the people. If we see them obedient r, to the laws, prosperous in their industry, united at home, tl and respected abroad, we may reasonably presu ne that 1 their affairs are conducted by men of ...

... 7?1- 7?7? ? 1 ? ?? .% ? -: o?? ?11 ,, A ' 'A ?? ' '11' J, ?? . ' 'L ?::m AM il?, 11 W I 6 1, .1 Itij saidjj that, Lo'r&,Meihbtirfie is, ?? nteatin ereta monum i ctc ?? luhe. ih Pr Sir t Ve ?? ?? ?? .The. eidy. fh-therA '-Coalwb inri i ob et ..son~dfrodm~ Thu ersa:the 9tut XDa h,3 ! Pu aL O'oc hah tiseitekrceiventh ae in House of Com %o'n ZHeny,. .nd etioroiishiesaiiy ?? |-2 v XimursstetntM. ...