... 7'W ff EQR.A7- IG CIZRJ( O'CLE.S L O N 1) ON: S.l TURDI'JJAY i, JU LN ?? tet1. The debate u-n the wornt of ?? motion terminated this mornig by a ma; ority of one ngainst MAlinistsrs. It was at one time thoughit that the majority would he tousiderable, but latterly a hare majority was till that the most sanguine of the oppo- sition expected. We had nevcr, however, heard it estimated So low as ...

... TIlE PENIAY POST. 'TO T'r EDITOI Or TIMIBM MOIiNING ClHRON1CLim'. S li ?? yo ?? Ime to ghe vvidllmie in CorirolbimrtioII of yior lced ing- pa:limgriiphl Sat mmmdmmay last, 11ponl thle' pro- 'a:Ibility fhiit autiltettmmll)t wvill 1ic miadi' (iimtin' event cliir I1. I'eel oibtaitiw_:' tibe goverimictitl to deprive ti4! ?? of lie ?? 'res iwiimi result from tile ?? P'ost I mim :miII CXtilliSiC ...

... TO J. B. SMITH, ASQ. Leicester, June 15, 1841. SIR-I have frequently seen your name in connection with the anti-corn-mw leagIe, and haLvC been delighted to read your spirited addresses upon it repeal of that iniquit- ou~s and diabolical law. I have read with pleasure many siggestions and schemrnea for carrying out your important designs, yet none have ap- peared to me sufficently to show to ...

... 1 I] pe i-1 L PARL AlAM EN 1I HOUSE OJF LOR{DS-TURtSDAY. peiti oltIS iii tlavour Ofi thle t'orli -1; Is uwere p rest'uted 'bv Loerd Itul ?? 'rota plces in 1)',u'elslijre ; by the Duke o;f 'tu ol ,if frow 0 ahii't5ill 1b iceoursfhire,1 Deryibroire, and Ul n- 'tlttre- thle EaWrl ut WUitihil eot, froit m aces in Kent otl .iitln hiiifr Ut Iy Lord livailiiilit, frtin places iii York- 'dcii' v~ ]~w ...

... -.0 11AMBURG, JUNE -2. [ 0011 OUR *WN CoIritesPONDENT.1 Tlhe negotiations between Prussia, Brlilswick, and Han- over, relative to the Recession1 ot these last-mentioned states, or one of them, to the ?? leagle, continue to excite great interest in this part oftermany. The fillow- ing are the short filets of tile ase, so ftl' llS they ean at present be stated ?? Thle immediate cause of tile ...

... DUBLIN', JuNrE °,3. [FROM OUR OWN COiltRESPONDEN T.] ThE ELIC1'lWONS. C1ONTY OP ITAYOi.-RErll rPMEN'T 01' LoK1 ALTA- .SiCN r.-l in ItIOtiC( VC-Str)-lny thle iitr:irement of the 11011. (-sutoiltime Dillon, ilme of the tour Libirnl en nililates, iu ir'1hi lii r:vlirct nax' i uj nrine citn31seqluilicostrout aw divit ionl ia the Reform interest. I Im tve tb*, pdwure now to state, that iiotiher of ...

... AMR. M'CULLOCIT'S PAMPHLET on the POLICY and PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES q 'the PROPOSED REPEA L qf the EXISTING CORN-LA lT'S. - Avte hovte just recetived a. secon'd edition 01' Otis loon- 1thliit, which was in the fiust itiotaltee pitllisliet aniotty- utoritlv. Mr. MI'Cullocb, 'those tiname alhppears to this edition, hats added a1 postscript, which we here transfer to our colluamns OSTSCtOIPT. ...

... LFrI'rEnm rito.iM lIANII., ii COXNNSLL, ItSQ., M.P., TO JOSEI~I.i PElASE, iflN., oN TriE SUB-itHUropi- iiE 1)15- .lIiii SSS, ;FANli1N'I-,s, &C., *I, 1iliiTIS1i INDXA, AND THEI5R REOMEDOY. 10, Pall-mall, May 2.15, 1Id4l. MY DEARt FRIEND JOSisrir PEASE, SKN., I cong1ratulate you very sincerely onl the succe.ss of' the exertions oF lie friends of the natives of thle East Indies, that success is ...

... _I, CITY OF LONDON. Ar GU LUAtL.L-The meeting oathe electors , the city of London, to consider tire alteration in the tboe- laws, ti:es place this dlay. The Lord LodMayVor has si-nified tl intention to take the chair at Twelve for One o'clok, toil it i s desirable that t hc friefndl of the meassre should lis os vrl;'y OS possible ii their attendnnce. IORTI'LA l; 1. 0I1i Friday Icetiim, I * ...

... 2IIUJKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE,iTitNn -2. [PROM OUR OWN CoRR~E6i'ONDENiT. There, no longer exists ainy doubt as to tile expedlition o the hatti sclierifi, the departiire of which was prewaiiirely aunimionte'd upon the It Pt ilut. The claiuses 0? this ili- portanlt dot menint, togethelr with the le1t1 , or Ilote, iII tenided to vxpilah i, and ?? it, fumving'beenj f no fly ?? aijid de termined in the ...

... THE MORNIAG C~iPO YviE. L O D1 0 N: FIUDA Y, j UNEE 5, 1P41. Ive ito-getherconcur with the T'imes in thinkiruo it ?? highly immortent ?? Dow, Whel the Constitu- encies of tile United Kingdom arcabout to 4ecide bhtween thle claihs of' tile present Ministers mi(I tbeir opponents, the grounds oftheseclahns should be '4p14iinly stat:d, and clearly understood. W(e do not think, however, tile ...

... i~'fl' _AORI LO(N)h i)ON: 7'tUErSD).4Y, JUNVF 15, id41. It ejivrs us greii L tis.or.ii to larl tat t'e ver' hest unj:rstar4aind prevails awroig all Ciasses otf Liberals iu tite City a ith re ference ?? the a:pr.pnl- ing election. The mecting to be held this dfiy in thio Lonodn 'Tavcrn, at whl:'h Lord Joita 1RUS6;iLL wili be prwss itl' 'h l tthc stre-rn;th oib t'he sup- I ...