... TllE poLITICAL EXAMINER. lf I migl t give a short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to I tehim hisfat. I herelive to ventuore uspon the dangeroiss ~retiplce of tell- ing usbinsed troth, let himn protaim war with rlallklnd-either to irti when they hav'e any, then the mob attacks him with slander. list if he regards troth, let him expect niactyrdom on both sides, aod thea he may go en ...

... LONDON, Saturday M7orning, Jan. 7,1843. There was no news of the India mail in Paris on Thursday. The Paris papers of Wednesday, which should have reached London on Thursday night, only came'to hand last evening. They add little, however, to the very meagre contents of the previous papers. Every letter from Paris dwells on the admirable health enjoyed by his Majesty Louis Philippe. Every ...

... The Commissioners for the City of London have this week resumed their sittings. The result of the deputa- tion from the Tower Ward, which waited on the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has induced many to come forward who are sorely aggrieved by the overcharges, to have their papers rectified; so that the appeals will no doubt go through this month. The appeals of the city of ...

... --CNNET OT (From our own Correspondent.) TURKEY. Constantinople news of the 18th is most impor- tant, if it turn out to be fully corroborated. This news is, that the Sultan had recalled Reschid Pacha to resume the post of Foreign Minister. The ?? party in power had indeed made all kinds of blunders: it first affronted all the Powers, even those most friendly to it, such as England, by its ...

... FRANCE. It appears that all uncertainty respecting the opening of the Chambers hag been removed, and that King Louis Philippe will preside in person at that ceremony. There will be consequently a speech from the throne. On Monday next, the 9th instant, says the Jour'al des Debats, the King will open in person the session of the Chambers, and pronounce the customary speech. f, It would be ...

... PTesday, Jan. 3. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, De.c. 31. Royal Artillery-Sergeant J. Nicoll to be Quartermaster, vice Barker, retired on fall pay. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. D. Faulkner, Hangerford, and G. Adler, Newbury, Berk- shire, appraisrs-J. Abbott and H.W. Arney, Charlotre Street, Bedford square, and George street, Hanover square, and Salis- bury, WiltAbire-B. Challis and 3. W. Pugh, bermondsey walB ...

... We were yesterday favoured, at the East India Inner Dock, with a private view of this splendid vessel, on the occasion of its being inspected by Sir Edward Parry and other naval officers. The Great Northern has been con- structed for the purpose of successfully combining sailing with steaming for the longest voyages, and is, therefore, a subject of the highest national interest. As a steamer, ...

... N OTAB I LIA. THE I3URNING OF A RUSSIAN THEATRE. ?? wooden theatres of the Katsclieli are some of them very large One is generally preeminent among them for its dimensions, and, considering that it is only of wood, it nay be termed a gigantic structure. It is very lofty, has several galleries and tiers like the regular theatres, and is said sometimes to contain 5,0th) persons. It was this ...

... THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.-The following letter was received from Governmnent this week, in reference to the conscientious objection on the part of the Society of Friends to serve as jurors where evidence is taken upon oath, and which was transmitted by the city magistrates to the Executive, at the request of the Friends Having, by desire of the Lord Lieutenant, referred your letter and its ...

... P O T IT I C A L. REPEAL OF THE CORN LAW. Those who really wish to attend the great banquet on the 11th should look aboutthem immediately. The tickets for it are running off at a most rapid rate-1,200, we hear, were sold in one day ! This is reaction of the right sort, It must tell with Sir Robert Peel.-Glas- gore Reformers' Gazette. On Wednesday a meeting of the citizens of London was held in ...

... The extraordinary alternations in the state of the weather which have taken place in London during the last fortnight continued throughout Thursday, notwith- standing the fall of snow which took place on Tuesday evening gave promise that something like a real winter season was about to commence. At six o'clock Thurs- day morning the thermoneter stood at 32, but as the day advanced the ...

... THEPOLITICAL EXAMINER. If I might give a short hint to san ?? weilte, itwould be to toll him ?? lmfhte. @If h rhoat as to veutore upon the ?? precipice of ll- give nor to talse quarter. Iifhe tells thhecrimnes iof gereat men, they fall virtues when shey have any, then the mobh attacks him with slandes. lot if he regards truth, let him expect martyrdom en both sides, and then bso may go noa ...