... FOREIGN MISCELLANY.-( rom the Continentalpapers.) Count Esterhazy, Chamberlain to the Emperor of Austria, s .ed at Vienna a few days ago. We learn from St. Petersburgh that the Hereditary Grand i luke will take his departure for Darmstadt immediately after t ie Russian Easter. M. Brunow will, it is said, be there to I %ceive the Prince.-Galignani. SENEGAL.-In consequence of the great mortality ...

... THE BETHNAL-GREEN MEETING. EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONERS. On Friday morning, at Lambeth-street policeoffice,~ Thomas Rennard, Thomas Clarke, Charles Neesom, John Cherry, David Williams, George Livings, Joseph Williams,and five others who refused to give their names and addresses, were brought from Denmark-street station-house, where they bad been locked up during the preceding night, five of ...

... X;,- 110' '416% iriZO.I AIRS Baa IEtt ,S t, W ?? ., Qayloa Xbuuisve~l ~eV ougsr Ine reSij,;'iromwE[ar1 Iatal een- fast declining, not only in her domesio- peace and happiness, but in her relative position We6oe time since vn a prediction that Eng- land would be. obliged to submit disgracefully to the will of Russia, or FTrance, or botb,on the ?? question; let us see how that question now ...

... H4OUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. *The 'royal assent wean-given by commission to Prince Albert's ?? exlsibition bill. SOCIALISM-ThtO Bishop. of EXETER presented a petitiots from foaur thousand of the inhaitants of Birmingham, its the county of Warwick, against socialism, which they stated to be'makting a salarmting progrese, particularly since, Mr. Ovwen's Presentation- at ciourt. H4ehiiil beeti much ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHAMPION, 1 When I gaze On the proud palace, and behold one man In the blood-purpled robes of royalty, Feasting at ease, end lording over millions, Then turn me to the hut of poverty, And see the wretched labourer, worn with toil, Divide his scanty morsel with his infants, I sicken, and, indignant at the eight, Blush for the patience of humanity.-SouTHEY. SIR,-At a time ...

... BLAcKauR.-The improvement which was perceptiblein our trade still continues, and though no actual improvement in prices may have taken place, a greater amount of business has been transacted both in yarns and cloth, with a disposition to operate still more largely. BnADroRD,-There is not any improvement in our piece market to-day, every one complaining at a season when all ought to be actively ...

... ?? following appeared in the Second Edition of the CHA2mPION.1 I H' C TfHE CHARTIST PRISONER.S, TO TIHE MOST 4Oi3LE THE MARQUIS OF NORNA'-By Tavistocle Ho!te, Covent-garden, Dcc. 6, 1839. MY LonD,-ln my letter of the 22d ult., which I had the honour of addressing to your lordship, I took the hberty of calling your attention to a report which was in circulation, and the truth of which has ...

... THE ARMThZY. MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAi rlFFcH, DEC. 31. 9d Regiment of Light Drogonrn-Corn t and Adjutadtt John SRI- livan, to have the ranik of l.ieutenant. 16th Regiment of Lighlt Di agoons-Lieint. W. Wilmter, to be Cop. tain,, by putchase, vice Jillartd, who retires; Cornet Marnitmuke Gwynne, to be Lieutenant, bty purchase, vice Wilmer; D.Maycolt, Gestt., to be Cornet, by ...

... M a * s I - v s 'This long-looked-±fr document nas at jast arriveO, and the reader will find, in another part of our paper, the whole of what -we consider most important to England and the present time. Indeed, he will' find the greater part of the ' Message; for the PRESIDENT has found it necessary to talk most on that graad subject, the paper- money and banking system, and the whole of ...

... . MoRE NEWS OF THEt ' it ATER.' An advertisemeiit in th'e' Northern Liberator, which has escaped onr observation till this week, gives further evi- derce as to the origin of this document. It is the printed address of Colonel T. PnloNktr TiromrsoN, as candi- date to the Radical electors of Birmingham, dated1 December 16, 1839. The Colonel begins his appeal to the electors' hearts in these ...

... SOUTHWARK. Wednesday being appointed by the high bailiff for com. mencing lihe proceedings of the election of a representative of the borough of Southwark in Parliament, the nomination took place in front of the Town-hall, where substantial hust- ings had been erected. As soon as day dawned the friends of 1he several candidates in the field were on the alert, cud the greatest anxiety was ...

... FROM THE LOND9N GAZETTE. -- - -d -I . TUESDAY, APRIL 14. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.-W. SMITH, Upton St. Leonard's, Gloucestershire, miller. BANKRUPTS.-T. HAnWiNoGsA, Lower George-street, Chelsea, bricklayer. R. YOUNG, Love-lane, Wandsworth, builder. J. GIBBS, Bedford-street, Covent-garden, man-milliner. I. HILL, jun., Shepton Mallet, Somersetshire, grocer. R. WILSON, Aldermanbury, City, hosier ...