... [EARLY EDITION.1 T¶'.E MORNIA G( CIHIR() X CLF, LONDON: HONDAY, NO VOrMBBR 22, 1841. Fast laid in the very foijndations of man's moral nature and the eternal order of the universe, there exists a principle, of which the unfailing applica- bility to all races of men and all forms of govern- ment has secured to the world wvhatever little liberty it has anywhere at any time enjoyed. All nations ...

... The LONDON GAZ.ETTEQf FRIDAY, Nlov a, I WHITEHALL, NoVELMBERi 2. 'fTh' Queen hal bfeen ?? to li)i)~oitlt the Righlt, h0- iooirabie James Etarl of' Laiiledtirdc' to be her Majusty a Lieutenant aind Sheriff Pr-c cqiol of' thle shire of' Berwk-i('k, in the roomi ?? liar! of' 16leii, deccaocid. WAIUOFFICE, Nov. 5. 1ifth Regiment of Fon~t--Captail 'fioaiees itiracs Lord Coehrane, fretn tlie 66th ...

... The following extracts from the letter of an intel- ligent, observing, and perfectly disinterested corre- s ondent cannot fail to move all, except those whose convictions are the result, not of principle, but of in- terest, We are discharging one of the most obvious duties of a public journalist in laying them before our readers. The writer is wholly disconnected with trade:- I was in ...

... OGRAND DINNER TO LORD ELLBAT- BORO UGH. I Last evening the Directors of the Eilist Itidia Company g~vce a splendid dianer tob ?? the inauguration of Lord Ellenborough its Governor-Geaeiitl of' India. The enter- failiument was given at the London Tavern. There, were present uit thce dinner the following,0 noblemen and gentle- 'len: -The cletir was occupied by George Lylill, E sq. On l1isa right ...

... MADRID, NOVE.MBER 2. [PROBI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Maria Christina loses her dowry of thirty thousand a year as the widow of Ferdinand the Seventh. After the perusal of her letter to Senor Olozaga, confirming in a way not to be misunderstood the belief of her Iarticipation in the recent events in Spain, the world will be of opinion that the Spaniards could not do less. Their forbearance ...

... ICORN LAWS COMMRCIL RFORAND COMM:ERCIAL- REFORM. PRICES OF FOO)D A OATIM AND ABROAD. It is upon the labouring man, of course, that tile artificial augmttentation of the price of food allls nost oppressively, but it would be dilicult to name any branch of national industry (agriculture not ex- cepted) that is not seriously injured by the laws by nhlich the supply of foreign provisions is at ...

... CHlLDREW'S FRIEND SOCIETY. In a Western Australian journal, the Inquirer, of March 31, appears a notice of the above society, from which we make the following extracts. After commenting upon the gencral meeting, at which the dissolution of the society was resolved upon, the editor proceeds: - The society is looked upon very favourably in this colony, and has in- deed been of infinite service ...

... CONSTANTINOPIF, OCT. 10. [plt'3a OUlt OWN CORRtESPONDENT.] It is stated positively at tile Porte, that the Divan has come to a final resolution to reject the demandl made by our government for permission to erect an Ail lc.ul church tit Jerusalem, notwithstanding' the( strenuous arirueliuts and exertions of Lord Pousonby, set forth Iin repeated notes, and enfiorced in various iaterview~s iteld ...

... SJ3ECO N D EDITION. EixPrESS FVIOM PARIIS. Morning tlitr(niclc Oflice, Five o'cloek. TJiC Mo1aniteiar of Sunday gives the following news, )rrvevt'(l iv telegraph, friont Barcelona ' ireelona l retliailis still ill i state of siege. Every h-. ,lirrit tl' Nationll .Militia, and not belonging to the l v o oar armd, shalfl be shot. A military 5 (ij~xjOl i tlj~ilte, anid tht( *'isarruttent of the ...

... COJURT' CIRJCULAR. TIIE QUEEN DOWAGER. Tbe fallowinai nerorint of th~e bcel th o' tihe raeen Dowirger nere ree-ived in towti'! ve-Cft'ruv:- The Queen Dowrrgrer lara siept at intervals dniring the night, a9nd her alojesty is not qutite so In ngrlid this mornl- inc. ?? DAVID DWtvm1s, M.D. i Sudbury Hall, Nov. 3, IrtI Her ADaesty aud Prince Albert took mn airing in the Parks yesterday afternoon, ...

... GERtMANY. FRANKFORT, NovxMnaEt 21. [PRtos OVut OVWN CORRESPONDENT.] The l1russsiae State GCazttc contains the recess or decree ratifying the royal sanction of, or dissent from, the resolit- tionD of the diet of the Rhenish provinces of Prussih, held in the present year. Amongst 70 sections which this volu.. minous message contains, the following are the subjects o thegreatest general and ...

... LOR1D BLLENBJI3OUGl and MR. PETER 13BORl Tl WICK. We hear it so generally runiaoured that there was a di- vision in the Cabinet on the snhject of Lord Ellenborough going to India, that we begin to give sonme credit to the story. It is understood that Mr. Peter Morthwiek was his lord- ship's formidable competitor, and that the appointmhent was nctuilly carried by the Premier's casting ...