... TorY ATTACKS ON THE Q1?EEN.-Our excellent co.. temnporary could not have been aware that the Duke (of Wellington) had been recently styled, by a certain great personage, as ano old rebel, and a scoundrel, os the occasion of his opposing Prince Albert's Precedency Bill; and that it would not be seemly that inquiries from the Palace should be made touching the health of an indivi. dual so ? ...

... I SULANNA. d A shoemaker recently got married to the daughter of a nallor in Airdse, and the fortnue the man of lals got with thi maid of the avil is six jears' supply of nails for whatever shoes he ?? Chroick. QuasTiow AND ANswEit.- Why is a race-horse like a lollypop I Because 'the more it is licked the faster it goes.--Globe. I A CODNSaST.C.Why is the present Ministry not like a lollypop? ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TWICKBENHAM.-Loss or Lirz.- On Monday night a fire broke out in Park villa, situated on the road leading from Isleworth towards the Twickenham end of Richmond-bridge, and closely adjoining the park and resi- dence of the Marquis of Ailsa. The villa was occupied by Mrs. White, sister of Sir Ivan St. Aubyn, an elderly lady of most eccentric habits. On Monday, about eleven ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE- SATURtDAY NIGHT. ?? p having on board Frost, Jones, and Williams, put into this port with loss of topmasts. They inhabit a cabin of twelve feet in length, and about eight in breadth, having three comfortable sleeping berths, a bathing macbine, &C., fitted, and other conveniences; although dressed in convicts' attire, they were not shackled. From the expedition manifested ...

... PARItSH or LAArBr3TI.-A vestry meeting of this parish took place on Thursday evening at the Vestry- hall, to take into consideration the propriety of allowing or prohibiting the prosecution in the name and on the part of the parish at large, of the writ of mandamus, directed to the churchwardens and overseers and col. lectors of the parish, for the production of the rates and collecting-books ...

... MILITARY INTELLICENCE. ARmY.-The 18th or Royal Irish, from Ceylon, relieve the 6th Regiment at Bombay. The 21st Regiment are to sail from Calcutta for Madras, to replace the 54th, about to return to England. The 13th Light Dragoons have left Bangalore to embark for England, having been relieved by the 15th Hussars. OFFIcE OF ORDNAXcE.-Royal Regiment of Artillery.- Second Lieutenant Walter John ...

... TtRSDAY, FEBRUJARY 25. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Davies and Jones, Victoria and Alxrcarne, Monmouthshire, general shoplkeepers-J. Bower and J. Bower, Hunslet, Yorkshire, oil of vitriol, glass manufacturers, and chemists.-J. Ramsbotturn, Barnett's- place, Sussex. and W. Burton. King-street, Soho, ?? and Roberts, Liverpool, lead pipe ?? and Bullock. Ciren- cester, Gloucestershire, ?? and Wilmhurst ...

... COT-LAND. (From our own Correspondent.) DUG Edinburgh, Feb. 25, 1840. parn CIVIC CHARITY aersus COMMON JUSTICE. eaxe 'The disgraceful doings connected With THE utng DOINER ?? TO the Poor, which we lately noticed, wih ...

... RIGHTON er TO THlE RADICAL ELECTORS OF THE BOIROUGII OF cc PHICIITON. t A history of your borough from the period of ce its enfranchisement, under the falsely called si Reform Aot, passed in 1S32, would form an un- ce broken catalogue of the basest treachery, craft, tc and lack of principle. The Radicals have been tl the dupes alternately of faction and designing regicides. It would indeed be ...

... CHNRONICLE Or CHARTZSM. SottURY rOLETIcAL UNION.-Tt the third public in etii of this unron, at Hatfield Place, Westminster Road, on Monday seen'night, a resolution. pliedgin he in eting uevtr To cease agitating until M smr;. Frost, Jones, and Willasns are liberate, was carried tua- nimoioly. An address on the Corn laws wa:s also *rdered to he published by the comrnitree; and the fil- lo, jio ...

... ?? AFFAIRS. FRANCE. The Paris journals are naturally occupied with the vote in the Chamber of Deputies, 'which we last week stated to have taken place on Monday; and the consequent resignation of the Soult Mi- nistry. The journals of all shades of opinion are unanimous in regarding the rejection of the Do- tation, or marriage dowry bill for the Duke of Nenrours, as one of the most important ...

... I I - BOW-STREET. DEFEAT OF A NOTOzOR S COMMON INFORMER.-Mr Martifn, of the Feathers public-house, Great Wild-street, Lincoln's Inn- fields, appeared before Mr. Jari. tie, to answer the complaint of Rawlins, the well-known informer, for selling gin and other spirituous liquors without being duly licensed, contrary to the provision of the 9th Geo. IV., chap. 61, sec. 18.-Mr. Palmer attended ...