... IIS rEGsTitATION BILL-~DEFEAT OF MiN11ISTritRs. ATLA.S.-Lord .lStanleyr's bill forT i repeaing the MMol Reformn Act-for ouchil fet ti-w boen road a socond thno inl the HIouse of Cmonbyasjotyof sixt~eon Thus failsl Site favour-ite flgmotfttossiyetctfortm Act. Serb is tho first prautiesi com etr pn irotnrepeated vowe of allegiasico to thle presntsteote rpetntttion, whichl the 'lories have beon ...

... 'Ic;lN XL CORRESPONI)ENCE. 'SItg.T AND tUNPR(OFITABLE CONTROVERSY. :1: ji .:Jj4TLI oR f ?? EXErlT Rl FLYING POST. 4. 144 4 -.U1444in444 44}4 44 tie4 Cm r4 atlto4'y orbervation4s I wtai ilb bt ,ot s-ubmittiug to ryoiur readers last wveeit, I wirl l o,:timor, to rculavd *I na hlaturev alirog yolur vaeluable labour4, I ,o ?? ai ot Ia p4 0 40uoticed, It ?? to me a lolbmtter f.4' vorv 4 44rgret, ...

... N T, Hoq Dli0VON1 ; . DD;COMEMAaTEO AliD NHTH D;iVOOS .LVVL AND LSAD MINE9.-At the geneial -anniihl ,mieeting of the: share- holders ,f the above ;Mines, .onii ' Vedpesday last, G. Marweli, Esq., in'the 6lhaif.thit report of tlie.Directors, Captjain, -and Aaditois'.:tated, 'that 'snce the last arnnual nieqting the operations on the southern Ooridtn of ihe mine' Ih*ve been'.very .extensive, and ...

... TE[E COURT, ?? -. I The court has been stutionary duringelthe sveek at' Windsor Castle; where the Iiing niid Queen' ?? Belgians remain on a visit to the Queen. 'TI ?? been no festivities of aui' hind beyond the sishl'dinner- partieS; the ?? numerous of which wason Moiiday, the Duchess of Kenfs birthday.. NTlse jausussneata of the morning have heen limited to drives, rides, walks, atd shooting, ...

... THE :FLYIN%1-PO' T. I .. EX, : LE E, ?? THE MINISTERS,-CORN LWS, . A FTER a period of unusual dearth in the way ofpolitical news the tide has now set strongly in anlopd site direction. The m ost stirring topics have ?? to .151 engage the public attention, and the w orld of politics seems endowed with unusual activity ,, The Irish Regis- de tration Bill-the favourite Governmenit scheme of the ...

... MONDAY'S -POST. Amnericas papers juet ?? announce the fact, that Mr. Mi'Leod, charged by the Americans with being concerned in the destruction of thc ship Caroline, had been released on bail. No sooner, however, had he obtained his liberty than hle was seized by an armned mob, and again thrust into prison. So much for the boasted ficeldoni1 of that load of slave-hsolding democrats. Osl the 3d ...

... ?? MONDA.Y'S POST, Sp.&g-he Pninula s ato n. a state of viplont vivil commotion, if not of ftevial civil war. In Spain', the. determnination-.of the Queen-Regent to adherq to the.4~~. poration-law passed ?? the Comfes, threat~ens .entjprg~jft,., destroy her Po~wer. ?? ll~n Intell'igec f l~~ti meit of the ?? ?? I ftadi, 'was received as a decided deelaeetlen of thte Queep~s ~O-, tentioris not ...

... ; The Paris papers of Wednesday are priocipally occupied with the fortification of Paris, which seems to have become more than ever an object of solicitude nith the King. Coneected with this question is the general aramlent of France, 'which those journals, show to be carried on Awith surprising energy by the pacific Soult- Guizot Cabinet. Private letters repeat, that the extent J of the ...

... : ,fI14YD{ - ?II I. EflETE:R, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1842. A THIRD ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE QUEEN. IT is weith feelings of deep regret that we again advert to another attempt to assassinate 11er Majest5,. The parlieulars of thiis occurrence xvill be found in detail -in another. column, and it is gratifying to know that the most affectionate and loeal solicitude for the safety of the Qunen has ...

... I' NERIAL _ A T.. TUbSDAY.-V Dne f Bomm on the part bf the Bishop of Loudon, moved for th 0'appointmenitOf aiselectdt motion seas Wgeedl to, Sind thQ counmittettappointed.. Tle, Billes ontet'l ee dsedasef aridh aise to,' tcanrstiu4di ofomreieilcnpertan bonw~inesste o adjae oud, ined' WVEDNESDAY ~~The ~standinigorderaweresuseed 'pass through its remanianirg stages; Some billeon the table were ...

... eONDENSED INTELLIGENCE. The Income Tax Bill was read e. third time in the o House of Comnions on Tuesday, and passed; after a division, o when there appeared 265 for the third reading, and 141 against G it. The tax will be deducted from all dividends paid by thle ?? p down to £16tl. l3s.'4d., but not from ineomes ?? Duke of Cleveland is going to erect a. splendid mausion at the c lower ond of ...

... I I LONDON, TURSI)AY, August 30. ARCHIBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, We aye happy in being enabled to state that the accounts received from Addington Park this morning are rather more favourable. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, and several of the nobility and gentry, maile inquiries at Lambeth Palace in the course of the morning. A bulletin, of which the following is a copy, was received from ...