... POSTSC IIIPTO ?? O FAiDA1 Y'S .l. O .VDON, C2,AtZEl'Tr'. Iranr CetAMxqelta.At>;s Ot i TCL:. JUN>E 12. ' A HIA; Qtteen h5a been gracioutsly pileased to apt- reeve ct the appointmenit It' George Ha~ter, as sqr 1'tilteipal Palintet iu titdinarg Itv ber' Mtajestv. in the icon rof htir Davir l Vilkiti U n Ort m a, JuNL 1S. 7rth flioejeno Gtit~roda-ireeet Ctd. E. Cheney, fronm haif:pay ...

... ITrIE COUNTIES verus THE TOWNS. In the coining struggle the cities, towns, and boroughs of England are destined to fulfil their ancient duty of defending, within their limits, and by their unaided valour, what would other- wise be the defenceless cause of liberty. The historyv of this country teems with instances in which the towns ol' England have been found the only refuge against a ...

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... ?? As At the meeting of the Dock Committee last week, the subject Is a of the charges brought some time ago by MAr. Chap nan against the Mr. Hartley, the Dock Surveyor, was taken into ...

... w ; - . . ??ALCQll Iflitt'llfROM. ---- :BpzE11RY A:T' ELECTIONs BILL.;-.-`Jis bill which ,S ri6ad'a secOnd tine on Monday night, propose5 to onact ae foUdlvs -1. That any promise or agreenie1t made by a candidate to give to aixy other person any mon'ey, Offi., &c., in cousideration of hislia'viiig beelectedn orin order to procure bis election, shall be deemed an act of bribery &c. 2. That ...

... THE MINISTpY-DfSSOLUTION OF PAUtLIAMEN I'. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, Who, ill 1831, in replying to all address froirn that uow definiiet body, the IPolitical Ullion o(t Birminghliai, termed the voice of tile conservative partv the whisper of a factiti, lhias found that slviispers increased to a hIurricane, before xwhich lie has becn com- pclled to sUncuimil ; and the divisioln on Sir lOBERliT PEEL'S ...

... IT is q.itc evident, that il Ireland there wvill uot be the sli lltest frecdoni )f clection permuited inl those pl'jces Where O'CONNaELL and the priesthood have any influence --thIt is, threouglhoeut tinl vihole ol the R oman Catholic pl)erion o tllf 'e CotliIty. 'l'Ilc tclrrort of leligionI are called in nid of cltual cinli uidatiou and violm ice, to ctotl)pl the poor slaves whio term ...

... Asnro-.uoNDcn-Lr-Nx.-There will be no opposition to Charles Ilindley, Esq., the present whig member % a BorTroN.-_e learn, from tolerably good authoritem ?? Mr. Edmund Ashworth will be put in nomination for this btrough, ii conjunction with Mr. Alosworth. No second Tory candidate has yet made his appearance, and some doubts are entertained even of the re-appearance of Mr, Bolling be- oire the ...

... fliordlan couo. At a late bie ikinig ii) Of DUdIey teeto/al Iptrty, they are described as sotising trout thle icinperosce Its/toial /ne/io/pirits. Protstranto Bishup of Nalals.-lt sow n/i/ears ~-r tain ihmii fil e coursiv of aniothier 3uar -Ii irirttes~fti Lb/rap viill be ?? ?? Maliar-Multa Tinies. Finte prcui Lsito capls wvill be allowed life military to every four riitcridges, whethier bail ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE EX'T'RAORDINARY 5 (From the Correspondent of the Age.) ) q. i All ill the Dateis, AlMay 27. S a ?? fleet, that for the past weck or two has been It d lying ir. the Roads waiting a favourable wind, under 0 the command of Admiral Melbovrne, has sustained so n Meuch damage from the liae evseeping gaes, that the majority of the ships will be crompelled to go into o re dock to ...

... I-1- If, R tiutrptiutie &.Sc Method to Find the Weight of a Roulnd Stack.- ?? the circumference at bottom, and at regulat distances up the eaves. Add the amount of these to. getber, and divide by their joint number for a neon circumference, 'Ihe square of the circumlerenco must be multiplied by the decimial, 07958, and tile product multiplied by the height up to tile elves arnd one-third of ...

... - - ?? 01, ?? 1-1 . - . -- 3T01 NPAYX \IA I 7 i1 Mr L'coinvu~, in, reference In Athyl tii .l ret i'e ill 'ug 7lta:e pt l e lr in AIn i horentdu -Il .1 arch \Lid that 31Ir. 6urgeatit h . .IJn o given the nenine t'era roanaed Tie CL . on. ?? a recozzt 7 j. . : d:1.nc' ilea, onac e 0 :0. Ii oo. n1117. ?? 7.ly i 11, ii3'illli 1110 UC,'iii~tii~e to7.w1 joC ife winal, p i;ocui,.1 uiry ?? Z3 1 a, . ) ...