... em tropo U A section of the metropolitan police are under orders for Constantinople to assist the Commissariat. The men have volunteered from the different divisions, and each constable re- ceives a bounty of 121. and a stipend of 4s. per diem. The Guildhall Wpllington Monument has been entrusted to bir. Bell the sculptor of Dorothea, and other works of poetic beauty and portrait character. ...

... 4,P,4602. jUbactlany, UNION OF THE FOUR GREAT POWElUS. The representatives of the Four Powers have drawn utp and signed a Protocol, by which the Four Powers recognise and adopt the separate treaties already concluded between France and England on the one hand, and Austria and Prussia on the other. THE CZAR TO THE -PEOPLE OF ODESSA. The Invalidle Rasse puolishes the following rescript from the ...

... ri , veriatjm I inrliament. HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. P The fuke of NEWVCASTLE moved the second reading of the egialaivo Cou ncil (Canada) Bil, the object of which woe to modify certain provisions in the Act of Union between England u and Canada, so as make the Legislative Council elective notead of nominated. Considerable discussion followed, in which the Earl of Desart, Locd Wharnoliffe, the ...

... THE TEMPERANCE PEST.IVAL FOR NORTH WALES. GREAT MTEETING. AT HOLYHEAD. The Annual Festival of this laudable Association | was held this year in the town of Holyhead. To ac- commodate parties residing at a distance wishful to attend the meetings, choap trains were provided by the Chester and Holyhead R-ailisay Company, which had the effect of bringing together a great concourse of people from ...

... 3141Itfr viii adiamiet5 HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURSD AY. Petitions verc presented from various places against the opening of publieliouses and the sale of beer upon the Sabbath, fn favour of the total abolition of church-rates, in favour of the ballot, in favour of the admission of Dissenters to the universities, and for a uniform rate of postage. On the order for going into a Committee of Supply, ...

... The meeting of the Board was held on Saturday week, James Mlaurice, Esq., ex-officio, in the chair. pe Mr. J. W. Lloyd, Llanrbaiadr; Mr. R. Williams, ju! Llangwyfan ; Mr. J. Lloyd, Llandyrnog; Mr. IA. L. an Jones, Llanfawri George Johnston, Esq., Linn- ne rhydd ; Mvr. Tlomas Francis, Llantarmnon; Mr. ap Ebenezer Lewis, Llanyniys; Mr. P. Williams, Clo- oP caenog; Mr. It Lloyd, Dorwen.ob A ...

... 4 ?? [Our readers are 5spcially requested to observe, that undler this Irai wre give selections from the leading articles of our eornts ptlornries as a matter of Mass-a, without respect to their political tone.] THE RUSSIANS IN INDIA. ( 'Plunes.) In the absence of other topics, or perhaps with a sagacious persuasion that the English public rould just now rather read about Russia than about ...

... fliscellaneous. O A few days ago the whole of the Custom-house establish- TI meet at Great Grimsby, was peremptorily suspended by order wE of the Commissioners of Customs in London. Pr 'At Northampton, a young lad named George Walker, baa Bl become insane in consequence of having been operated upon cii repeatedly by mesmeric lectures in that town, pa The Salisbury magistrates have decided that ...

... Corresponcen ce . THE HON. COLONEL DOUGLAS PENNANT, NIX.P. AND THlE WELSH- ]PATRIOTIC SoCIETY, BROWN BEAR TAVERN, SOUTH- WVARK. 1o ?? ?? Males Chronicle. 1 Sir,-As 1 was the bear that disturbed Colonel I ,einnant's equanimity, and caused him to ridicule threI above-named Iociety at the Beaurmeris dinner, I ought to take the responsibility. I do so, moat Nvillijngly, be-I cause I sin not a ...

... VI' ttitifilI. Although the Whsitsuntide holidays offer great temptation for official relaxation~yet the Majority of the Ministers assemble in Council daily at the Foreign Office. PUBLIC REVENUE AND CONSOLIDATED FUND CHARGES BILL. This Bill, brought in by thle Government, is for carryhing into effect the now arrangement for bringing the gross income of the country into tire Exchequer, end ...

... 4 flefropolitan 11hum E~ducational Union.-The second annual meeting of tuis society, which lias been founded by Mr. Denijanmin Scott, lately Vicc-C~harnbcrlain of the City, for thle purpose of publishing diangrans at reducnd ehargtes for the illustratien of popular lectures on scientific subjects, was held on Wednesday. The lecturers of the society delivered last year fully 3,336 lectures, to ...

... i?crIhinron? Mischievous Thieves-Two boys were apprehended at Watlington, Bucks, charged with cutting off the tails and mains of eight horses; they, however, contrived to escare from the leck-up, and have not siane been heard of. The eldest is described as about 18 years of age, and the youngest not more than 10 years old. Alleged Attempt to Poison a Family.-A woman nanmed Cecilia Knott has ...