... The Queen held a Privy Council at half-past twelve t)'clock vesterdayj at Bu1l-ikighiim 1Palace. It was attended !Jl lilt Royal ?? Prince Albert, the Lord President, tihe Lord biance'llor, tihe Lord Privy Seal, the ?? Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of' State for the Home and ?? Deptartments, tihe Plresident of the ]onrd of Con- t trol, the First Commissioner of the Woods and Forests, ...

... NAVAL GUNIV1ARY, TO THER EDITOR OV1 THE MOR'NING P(.ros. Site-The speech [ made at the dinner given to AMioirni Sir Robert Stopford by the navy and msarriges oit Ports mouth, on the blith of ,August, 1841, on proposing, the hen ,i of Sir Charles Napier, the captains, officers, Ns1en1l ,Ii marines, who so nobly ?? him on the coast of Syria has not been correctly reported; and there lint been i, ...

... PsJl;31 EAf-OR}Ltfri(7 ( HR.i)A.RCLE L O N D 0 N: WEDNESDAY, JUN:E 23, 1841. ?? word of the specch (f her MAJESTY O0l 1i o.ogiting Parliament, wit it a view to its immedliate i30solut'o0, shoubl b2 treasured up by her faiiftiul suibjects, idal remain engraveD on their hearls. It ?? qvoxthy of the head uf a nation, distinguiihed ahove all others for the successful prosecution of in- his v ...

... Thie LONDON GAZETITE of TUESDA Y, June 22. IIUCKING1IA.M PALACE, JIUNE 15. This Eld ay is andienice of him' )ajccty thel Bairon dIC Bionte, Eiiivoy Extranrilinary aind Minister Plenipotentiary I'rolla the Kiii~- of' Denitiark, *to Take leave; M. de INon~te- zinna, Envoy Eixtraordiiniiy anid Mlinister Plenipotentiary froiii the Emnpeiror of' Brazil, to deliver a letter fron his Sovereign; tlnd ...

... -.6 y Yesterday a commission of lunacy was held at the Graflolrn t Co(ieehouse. before Conomlmiioners Philtimore, C. K. Murray, and WeSt, to Inquire Into the state of mind of loseph Ireland, olsq., an eminent architectand builder, of Csnaburg.street, 0Onablsrg.qilare, but now vn inmnate of Moorcroft-house Lunatic Asylum, Hiliingdots, nerr Uxbridge. d air, Chambers, the barrister in support ef ...

... DISTRESS IN SPJTALFIELDS. To T}lE EDITOR OF TIMF MORNING CHRONICLE SitI-l have enclosed you a copy of a note which I sent to the Lord Mayor, on tue 18th inst. In that note you will observo that it is to theoyublicpress (to its great honour) we can look for its unanininotis support, in pleading the cause of the poor and distressed. Now, sir, the amount of distress in this kingdom is most ...

... I -E d 71~ THlE HUNTZVTERS' ASS O('A 'I'ION NORTH AMERICA. When in 1837 a portion of the Canadian popil- I ttion were driven to rebellion, not so muich by the plans of their leaders as by the energetic measures of Sir John Colborne, which obliged them to throw nfl the mask, the people of the United States were taken quite by surprise. They did not expect ia rebellion for at least ten years to ...

... CLJERK OF 0'I'E P. ?? *EtfiLANCJ STFR Wq1l, Reported; Diction mnade, aid Qieslin int,- That tlp pill Ie - croiomitted :-The HIotaie divided; Ayes 51, Noes AYF:S. Adore, Lord tirahina, Sir J. rarker, R. T, Alsrovorth, P. Grimoilltch. T. Peel, Sir 11. Artriithao't, H. HBamiltin, Lord C. PitsToptre, .t. P. Italef. J. Ha3rl vurt, Ii. ?? Roe, Sir WV. Itaidwtn, C B. Heplisrr. SIr ?? Iticliaids, F. ...

... CGHURCH JOBBING IN GIBRALTAR. [VROM THE TIM98.J A good deal of interest has been raised amongst the Qnecns Roman Catholic subjects in Great Britain and Ire- land, and some excitement in the European dependencies of the Crown in which the Roman Catholic church is the reli- gion of the majority, by the proceedings recently instituted in the supreme Court of Gibraltar against Dr. Rugits, the ...

... ?? ?? 11?. CHiJARLES SCOTT; SOS ?? T'llE lIT' SIR WALT.ER. ?? r' . tr iv' (ll et( It ct tII ouir ?? t 3I Itit i II olI (Ir. I% It1 .:w ;'it III ti t., of' whirl, aC e regrtt to coul- !i ?? ilig ?? :t;IANTiNl,-iL, Notv. '!7.-Ify It Tatar, beringlinti i' i. t:v i Vtr-ut, itlttli.i 'iic lihts been rccttivcd of - I,:;z ji',enm, otil Mr. Charles Scott, sfrt ef thle ltlte =::I Ii oeit ' the clerks ...

... The American papers, received by the Caledonia, are filled with details of the enthusiastic receptions of Lord . iorpetil in surch parts of the United States as he has alreanly visited. At B0stonl a tarnificent entertaimnent .wassgiven to his lordship on thle Jtlt'i ult. From a very long aecount of tbis entertainment, we extract the follow- .lug from the Newc Yolr7 Jerarldl ''TheO CicAInncAN ...

... 'TO T'iE TPE-P'JOTALLEltS 01F GBA' BRITAIN AND IRELAND, 'ilS' M:Aita F -is il 11w aboilt ?? i1ioiitlh ?? I took your pledw'' I have slime nI 1 t liso workevd hard~er thiii evecr I JII before, and nnl'g ii a _,reater a1 iiolinit Of, ?? than1 most inch tin iisi aid 1111 has ir's Sck'kucss- I hive, 11050'r illi'.cf '1 siia'~le a ppoi iii- monpt, anld I hoe bceii iii betth h iieqltli sine'. I ...