... MJENARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS. Mondey, March 16. t s were presented on the subject of the corn Pes ater of the metropolis, the Scotch church, and t~he sU RF e -The Marquis of LONDONDERRY S aNI return of all the moneys paid by tse British m1oved osr ?? 1824, for the support of Spanish exiles this cesotry, and also a return of all the Spanish exiles is this Css~tCY now receiving pensions, with ...

... THF POLITICAL EXAMINER. I m 'isi a short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell bim IIf ls ?? i ere0ssto venture Upon thse dan~ecO'lS precipice of telling pjI5 trtlthinpoli war with mankind ti in mode le payse anpgt ogive nor to, take quarter- If he tells the crimes of telaw :ifh tells *us ben there have ay, then the mob attacks him with slander. hef ~~rcgiaS truths let him ...

... PRTcYC ERNEsT.-Prince Ernest arrived at the George Hotel, Northampton, on Wednesday morning, accompanied by Lord Altred Paget, Colonel Anson, and suite, to hunt with the Earl of Chesterfield's hounds, at Brock hall. An elegant breakfast was prepared at the above hotel for his Serene Highness, by order of the Earl of Chesterfield, and after that the Prince proceeded to cover. The noble master ...

... FRAicC.-MrT Aston (the British Minister to the Spa. mish Court) had left Paris for Madrid.-The National states that misery was still spreading among the working classes of Paris. Out of a population of 83,000 who in- habit the 12th arrondissement, 14,368 were supported by public charity. The Cerrseur de Lyon8 thus describes the misery of the labouring classes in that city :-All the resources ...

... THE WVAR WITH CIIINA.-On Monday the Pearl corvette, Capt. Frankling, left Chatham for Portsmtouth, whence she will proceed direct for China. The Pearl mounts 20 long 32 pounders, and in addition, at Chatbahm the week before last, took on board two long shorts, as they are termed, 42-pounders. She is also fitted with two small taffrail guns. Her crew is 160 in number. COURT Of COMMON COUNCrL ...

... Mr Justice Erskine, before leaving York, passed sentence on the several parties convicted of offences connected with Chartism. One or two characteristic incidents occurred. Samuel Ilolberry, convicted of a seditious conspiracy at Sheffield, was sentenced to be imprisoned in the gaol at Northallerton for four years, and at the expiration of that period to be hound, himself in 501, and to find ...

... Tuesday, Marchc 24. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Holford, J. J. Sauer, A. J. Wolff, and H. Hasche, Man- cbester-A. Shepherd and W. Robertson, the Red Lion public house, Liverpool street, Bishopsgate, victuallers-T. Ladyman and J. Hamilton, Ashton, Lancashire, tea dealers-W. and T. Ashley, Sheffield, plasterers-T. Crowther and C. Appleyard, Halifas, dyers-J. R. and J. Ray, Norwich, iron merchants ...

... I With respect to the apartments in St James's Palace, tie following report is current about town :-Her Majesty, in contemplation of her marriage, being desirous of obtain. ing suitable apartments for the accommodation of the Duchess of Kent, who had previously resided at Bucking- ham Palace, applied to his Majesty of HIanover for the apartments formerly assigned to him in St James's, their ...

... I (From our own corresporndenat.) FRANCE. The great debate which is to decide the fate of the French Ministry and of French policy commenced on Tuesday. M. ihiers at once opened it; and after the Conservative Opposition had thrown out a few idle tiradl lears, M. de Lamartine undertook the serious task of proving the worthlessness of the Cabinet. M. Odillon Barrot replied to him. The debate, ...

... POSTSuRIPT. ?? 'ND(N, Saturday Morning. Marck 28, 1640. r lie following most important intelligence was this day Icti edd from Paris, dated Thursday ?? demand of *$oO '0f- for secret service money has been granted to the new Ministry by a majority of 86. this confirms the Thiers party in their places. There were two divisions, one to reduce the sum to 900.000f. by an amendment, when the ...

... TiE INTENSE SYSTEM OF AGITATION.- The brief conversation which passed on Tuesday in the foose of Lords, between Lord Ashburton and Viscount Mlelbaurne, should stimulate the people to redoubled exer- tion for the repeal of the bread tax. The monopolist Ilass is evidently growing uneasy under the '-intense Cystf of agitation of which Lord Ashburton complains. cl, ?? Ashburton was a little ...

... - 1 AdJ)JITICA L EXAMITER. ?? e' .,hort hint to anill hmtT= l iNter, ?? be to teht him IfiTe ven rpon the danro OIISprecipiceeof tetlinsg ?? ,Urhi ihtt~ hir, rotms.lm waer tetch m~aninnS ?? ' ?? , to giv e ner to te q~arel-it If he tells the rejnes ot ?? ?? th~~l urnon him t siah the ie hoodof tbe lair; ifbeetells 9 ?? theY have ttny- th7 th7e s C o akelon hemtb sidest and then ,oS i ?o) l ...