... gorefga Intelligence. - lop- SWEDEN. SpEECR OF THE KING OF SWEDEN ON OPENING I TIIlE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATES-GENERAL. Pi JULY 20, 184I.ST Tie p00.tliof Which I occupy in this snored place, irs the, -0 mitaot of thle Stales-Gcoerat of Swedes, brings to nill ourrainds 0 tl ~raleteiisniof a greant and irrepsarablelosos.,and thle first t glirt antI dsejs regiret. These feelinsg roust ever be yours ...

... ISTEAM-BOAT ~ACCIDENT--SEVENITY LIVES LOST. TriE following melhncholy account is extracted from 'n the Itio Janciro papers:- nt At five o'clock in the afternoon of the 25th inst. d e l (May), about 200 persons had taken their passage in f the Especuladora steam-boat, whiclh plies between this - city and Nitheropy (a pleasant village on the opposite side of the harbour). Lhe i sext day being ...

... IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE OF CIRCUM- STANCES RELATING TO THE AFFAIRS OF TAHITI. 0 . . _ . . A correspondent of the Times, who signs himself a Waier Brodie, and dates iris letter from 'Tbe he Gore, Eastbourcne (Kent), makes the following d a interestirtg disclosure of circuimstances respecting the fa be position ol affairs at Taliti ti Dl On the 21st of February last, I took the liberty of Y ...

... The noble Border Castle of Naworth is in course of being rebuilt under the instructions and good ?? Of Lord Morpeth. The Princess de Joinville, on the 13th instant, was safely delivered of a Princess, at reuillY. The following day, the Prince de Joinville attained his 27th year. The name given to the infant Princess is Franeoise-Marie-Amtlie. Last week, at the Mansion House, London, a man ...

... As every thing that exemplifies the care, accuracy, un- wearied perseverance, and regular habits of Dalton, must have an interest at the present moment, we subjoin a few particulars relative to his daily record of meteorological observations, the instruments with which they were made, &c. He took and recorded three observations daily during a period of more than half a century, namely, at ...

... 'gortip Intelliquice. ml_. BIRTH OF A FRENCfl PniNCEss.-TheFrenclh papers contnin the following asmounlceront:-' Wo are happy to state that thlo Prinicess de Joijville was, at halfpaet twvelve last night, safety delivered of a priness3, at Neonilly. Her Royal Highness and the G infant ptincess nre both going on Cavournbly. It is a in curious coincidence, that this bs the enniversary of the PI ...

... RAILW ao G6nitsrtY. -A requisition nulmerously and respectably signed, is about to bo proe. 3seted to a ish d oship tile Mlayor of GriTmoby, requesting him to coil a, meeting for thc purpose of considering the - brin of tc dite, andf~lilig inlife wlla bes woel above question a It it hopedm toe meeenti wol b h well attended, and meet vvith that enconnsgebtanfts ofro tho twealthy and it llstenls ...

... lerial ,Intelligence. -:lxU t T A ?? -D~l & PRnEFEp.?rFTS AND APPOINTMENTS. -The D e aRcv..John Collinson, B.A., rector of Beldon, his been lI O appointed an ?? canon of Durham Cathedral.- (If o, Thle Rev. J. P. It Shepard, of Usk, to the perpetual Ill an curacy of Monkswvoud, Iear Usk. Patron, tire Duke of or es Ueaufort.-The Rev. Geo. Mounington, B.A., hns been ar of instituted to the ...

... MEETING OF TILE SUBSCRIBERSTO THE E RE-BUILDING OF THE PARISH CHURCH. I he On Wednesday last, at the Leeds Music- Hail, a meeting he of the subscribers towards the re-boilding of the Parish Church, was held for the Purpose of hearing a report of the committee, and N5 devising means for raising a sum of money for the discharge of a5c- re counts still due. -Tue Rev. Dr. Hooic, Vicar of the ...

... H OUSE OF LIORDS, -FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. tisir Lord BRO'UGHAK iprelslilad a petition from the Earl of Don-Re aonald, stating that thirty Years ago he bad Invented a mode of po dastroyisg fleets and batteries, and praying that be might be allowed Si' lo compete ho a Iy exp'eriinonts, and obtain a; Portion of any premiums ford that might be awarded for any such discovery, byt Tb. report of the ...

... Lrte afliero' tXoDXnwu. SUBSCktIPTlOSS FOR TIHE COAL MINERS RECEIVED objet IN LONDON.-Ilr. Side's book Gs 4,1; Metropolitan Delegaite Council (Chartistb) 75 6il- Painters. Goorge are 4 ard Dragon, Gleek-street 2g 4di, Mr. Hill and friends and 7s, journoynien tim.plate workers, per Mr. Ching £1 ; emig choai. imakers and friends, per Mr. bloorland 13i Gd; en. expe gineers, Lambeth 8s 8d; Messrs. ...

... PUBLIC AVALKS IN POPULOUS TOWNS. erA SOltLE EXAMlPLE FOP H1LL. Ttle town of Manchester is doing its duty nobly in regard to thl provision of public parts, walks, and play grounds.' The Guardian of Saturday contains an interesting report of a meeting on the subject, held on e Thursday at which the splendid subscription of seven tsouisan pounds was announced, simply as a beginning, from only ...