... E N G TL A N D. I Ti The 1inzr of Prietsia.-We extract the followin' from I fo a Berlin letter of the 18th inst., quoted by the .Jornal (ile Ith Frank/frt :-;The leparture of their Maijesties ftr the va Castle of Bruhil. n the Rhine, is finally fixed for the '3d WE Their Roval Mri'n¢nesses Prince and Princess Charleb, S po well as the Prince and Prineess of Prussia, will acCom. to' panv the ...

... f.Their, Lordships did not sit this evening. t OF TntSoAYaa, JULY 10. On the motion of Lord CAMPBELL, the Aretreto Wages (Scotland) Bill wvas read a third time and passed. On the motion of the Earl of ABERDEEN, the Brazil Slave j Trade Bill was read a third time and passed. t PRIVILEGE. h The Duke of RICHMIOND presented a petition from Thou. d Boiler, praying for the protection of the House in ...

... (6MNaY MONI, JUL 14.= = MONDAY BlOnRNING, JULY 14. B y the arrival of a packet ship at Liverpool,'we heave received advises from New York to the 21st ultimo, four ( days in advance of the last arrival. The news, political t{ andl commllercial, is unimportant. The appointment fl) of Sir. M'Lane as special minister to Great Britain, for , for the purpose of conducting the Oregon negotiation, is ...

... REMINISCENCES OF WLL1AM PITT. (From Memoirs of Lady Hester Stanhope.) It is wonderful, said she, what a man Mr. Pitt was. Nobodv would have suspected how rnuch feeling he had for people's comforts, who came to see him. Sometimes he would sav to nn, 'Hester, you know we have got such a one coming down. I believe ihis wound is hardly well yet, and I heard hin say, that be felt much relieved ...

... -4r row I_1: We have received the intelligence brought from India and China by the Overland Mail, which left Bomibay on the 20th of May last. The mail was despatched thus earlv-I I days before its ordinary time of departure-in oeder that it might escape the violence of the Tonsoon. As, however, only eight days bad elapsed since the date of our previous advices by the inte'rmediate, or Calcutta ...

... RAiILWAY COIM.,ITTEE. T}IE CLASGOW .UtiCTiOY RAILWAY. I tne Thursduy.-The Committee assembled this morning at eleven fJ Io'clock. an proceeded to the consideration of the scheme which the had be en referred to them-the Earl of St. Germllanis in] the chair. xvlli The Bill was opposecd bh the I:larotir 'OT'iisteeS. dir. Ciampiell T I.ord of the Manor of a portion of Glasgow, and by the Chamber ...

... EDIN13UROGI AND GLASGOW RAILWAY COMIPANY. i GL.ASGaOW aaxCTaiN' LINE. I M, A. meeting of this Company was held Yesterday, to considertise an Glasgow Juniction Bill now before Parliatnent-J. G. Hamilton, hi Esq., Deputy Chairmian of the Directors, in the Chair. The advertisement convenirg the meeting having been read, tli ,and the draft of the bill as amended by the Committee of the House of ...

... 1Ot-USE OF CO o M NS. JU.LY 7. ?? tioise, met at 4 o'clock, triten 2-ti. 2j-itto,.. ?? t:and his seat for them borouglit ?? rirtj zl, in th e mroo to VN JT. Scones, deceased. Thle lion. .2-ten-A~ tests-s ar tia', by 'Mr. Bsotltertoan andl Los l Dlwan-sn 'The stlowing; bills we-re i'-tlazll a ,re time zl J ...

... LOCIGILPHEAID A-SD ;NEIGH1BOURTNG PARISHES I ZIORTICULTURAL. ANI) AtGRICU'LTURAL. SOCIETY. Tie irs .t c-niperition of tfis Sooi- te r tire- sea.son te-i Trlilce en t Ie a-st ?? 21, o' Jurily cir ., irihon flire Juii1geg 555; zmrthei 5i' 'rizes as follows ?? rst C Iss-Fsr sihe beet 12 s-iolnls, disislct v:ri-s:rtiss-tS' et. r. Jsohnl flai'0I, proletic-r to J. A . Casmpbell, Esqp. of Ltoks Lnod ...

... T 1, 1.ON GEST LADDER ?? TIHE WORLD. i Ft .: f .tr i'ti' eC - .: a ?? e fIr' Travtl. er.) tnn .l-sIt' . I 0 tl-e -,c ris of awmes town in tde islanl t. ii i..'!ljl fil~t,' lt-~io is .:tt-ac-te-l liv an cnnrmou.i l:.i ?? ex I tt it ls fz ?? roian Lienetli te a iT l!!t p I ' i. ?? S omit of a loll. CFlQ te eSt. elena, I tiati heatd ti tlui U ?? .ili i-ln-n- ?? ?? artlo l vizn at tenoth I ...

... I 7 ' -- REPORT FRO'M THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS. ; s ?? HOUSE OF LORDS. ; BythelordsCommissionrers appoinited asalectoommitteto take into cotisireration the practicability and expediency of establishing Ijso0c Pj inciple ofn ompecieation to be made to the owners of real propertyn whose land}, &en., may be compuisorilv taken for the coistruction of public railhas as i ald also ...

... Nelv Lanark, 2Jul .-We are happy to state that Mr. 'Wallker of New Lanarli, has unsolicited r*duced the hours Si of labour, in tile cotton factory of that place, half an hour per da(y-a step, which, wvce hope, will add strength to the h I enli-htened movement now maling for the etnanc1ation > of the working classes from the excessive drudgery of long hours, to which they have been too long ...