... 3E~Mrial Plarliamnt. HOUSE OF LORDS.-Fridy, January 31. Lord Brougham asked whe her the Lord- Chancelldi would be disposed lo makealterations in PriiceAlbert's Naturalisatiun Bill ? Hle put this question in order to prevent, as much as possible, disagreeable discussion on the subject. The Lord Chancellor answered that he supposed that some precedence would be allowed to Prince Albert, and ho ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRES- I i PONDENT. Wednesday Evening, Feb. Sth, 1840, Haif-past Six. FR03T AND HiS FELLOW-SUFFERaRS&-The treat- ment which Frost and his companions have expe- rienced at the hands of Government, has created a deep sensation of indignation in the minds of most persons who petitioned for mercy ; and the mode of carrying into effect the commutation, is viewed with little ...

... I CHARLS THE FIRST. I a . . .. .. . I The accession and coronation of this monarch gives almost a poetical character to the commencement of his reign. Notwithstanding that it was altogether in opposition to the practice of his predecessors, Charles affection. ately insisted on prcsiding as chief mourner at the funeral of his father. Younig as he wlts, it was the third time that he lied ...

... AMetlopois. ,d WATROVFICSr, FEB. 8.-Her Majesty has III been pleased to appoint his Royal Highness Francis le Augustus Charles Emanuel Duke of Saxe, Prince of r- Saxe Cobnr- and Gotha, K.G. to be a Field Marselial of in the Army. Commission to be dated 8th Feb. 1840. rig The Gazette contains the Queen's declara- 2e tion that Prince Albert should be styled and called a His Royal Highness, and ...

... 10robinEls. The scion of a noble house residing in the to division of West Worcestershire is poken of as the Conservi tive eandidate to oppose Capt. WVinlmington at tho next elec:ion. ci Such is tile anhiri caused by thle Chartists, ,3- that wve snderstand three counties in the north can rl muster ,bove 10,000 troops on a short notice. (I The Hon. Captain M. F. l'. Berkeley, the )t late ...

... ztc~enlts Ellb offenceo. e A LOVER or HIS COUINTRY.-At the Wor- ir ship-street police-office last week, James Creedy, a .I very respectable-looking middle-aged mann, was at charged with having fraudulently obtained the sum of !d £3 from William Smith, a cab-driver. The com- er plainant stated that about live years ago one of his or brothers was unfortunately transported for life, and was ...

... I intcit cadrts ffrnm ant to 111111f. SAiL NG OF TlF. GRtIMSIBY STrLA'I P.X ;1i,.S j i ~~~Sol foitf. II,,II. (soil a.,',6',, Fell 2.SlStur>;ay 4. ti tis 2ktafternt iS-n jrl 115 M:r. ISnli1lay . . 1..: . 5-1 3. Tnes.tv * n . * i 4. ' 4. 'h1dl .sd.. i 4. 0 iia. morti 15 s. iTlnrs lay . . .. 6 6.Ihidav 0 7 A)IEltDrElX..XFrom Huhl1 eveir Saturday -mr'i Th*,f Bevery- Wel~e ...

... TWO MORE INDICTMENTS, VOR SSDITIOX AGAINST MB. TINCENT! WE informed our readers a few week's ago, that Mr. VINCENT had been served with a notice of trial in the Court of Queen's Bench, for attending public meetings in blonmouthshire ; but we have since heard that his Whig persecutors have changed their minds, and that he now expects to be tried at the ensuing Mfarch Afonnmouth Assizes, and by ...

... | FIOM OUR LONDON COEIIRS- !PONDENT. Wednesday Evening, Jan. 20, Half-past Six. Tila WEtLS PRIsoNrUs.-lulmediately aftelr the, rising of the- fifteen Judges, yesterday, an express was sent off to Monmouth; although no decisico ha yet been pronounced. The Courts, and tha va enues leading thereto, have been, if possible, stili more-. crowded to day, as the expectation was very veneral, that the ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 29,1840. BAWDY HOUSE BULLIES AND PARLIA- MENTARY PRIVILEGES. Every house, every institution, every class, com- munity, and society, has its peculiar privilege. The privilege of society is better defined than the laws which govoi n society. The privileges of society are so strong, that even the privilege of Parlia- ment would suffer in a contest with them. ...

... aloral latelliameC. I gIULL GENERAL INFIRMARY-WEEKLY itEPO RT. IN-PA~TISrET. t OUT PATIE.NTS Dtselbarged,Cured, &e 1,7 Dischtarged, Cured, & . 14 Admitted .. . 15I Admitted . . 46 P'hysician, Dr. Horner.-Surgeon, Mr. Robt. Craven. Hlouse-Visitor, Wm. Hsewctso, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. J. Robinson. Vaccinated by the House Surgeon 12. HULL AND SCULCOA'rES DISPENS4RY. ...

... jrobincls. I It is generally reported that Sir G. Staun.. ton -will be the commissioner despatched with the a force destined against China, and that he will take , passage in the Pique frigate. it The Rev. J. Williams, M.A., late curate of s St. Nicholas, Rochester, has been appointed by the h Archbishop of Canterbury to Trinity Church, Sheer- Le ness, on the nomination of the Rev. H. Turmine, ...