... poblic mind en the suhjaect? Not the slightest. Men see in this country, plainly enough (though an Englishman In his closet in London cannot) now proof's, In the occurrences of every passing day, that what has haptnened was for the heat. To 1 disfranchise ...

... pretences and of mischievous consequence-the creasing of a new office, and the creating of a new operation. These two things the House was called upon to do. He did not object to a new Court, or a new Judge, for he was inclined to suspect that both would ...

... inspiration of S;cripture lies in the sense; but the faith of the ignorant hang. by the letter ; and to them a new translation is equivalent to a new religion ! This was well known to the two sets of theologians, and neither would consent to give the other ...

... his composed pomp of manner, cJ I shall throw on the New Ministry the odium of turning me out. We have not before mentioned this tinecdote, because we thought it prudent to wait to see whether the New Government could bear the odium of turning out Sir ...

... AIR. HUNT S- TrE ELECTORS OF PRESTON. I . l - .. I - - A Meeting was held last night at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, for the purpose of expressing admira- tion (if the conduct of the electors of Preston in returning Mr. H-lunt as their Member ...

... futile, and that there was not the slightest chance by this new system of effecting the object Ministers appeared to have In view. At the late Dor- setshlre election a striking illustration was supplied of the position for which he was contending, namely-that ...

... Clause might be Inserted'in the London Bridge Approaches' Bill, by which ai open space of ample extent raigirt be tetained In front of the Lady Chapel, St. Savlour's. Mr. A!dertuan WAITHMAN observed that the Corporation of London had no interest in the matter ...

... estafettes are arranged bet9 lry Brussels and Compiegne, so that, in case of need, news WaY the transmitted to the KING sooner than by the mail. NIO A courier, who came from London by way of Calals, arrived had Brussels at half-past three yesterday afternoon ...

... theatrical circles, upon the two events-that the combination will be tried, and that It Will not continue in force until Christmas. Kenney's new Tragedy, accepted at Drury-Lane, is upon certain remarkable iticideuts growing out of the well known Vespers of Palermo ...

... abolished; and the other the ground was laid out for the creation of them. The e cessity for a new Schedule A is made apparent even before the return of the new Parliament; for Government itself is employing the arts of corruption upon constituencies which ...

... THE MORNAANG CHR OANCLE. LONDON: JJFEDNESDJY, DECEMBER 5, 1832. We received last night Hamburgh Papers of the SOih No- vember, and the Prussian Slate Gazette of the 29thi, An ar- ticle from Berlin, in the former, enters at some length into the military ...

... Jon's, New Bruniwick; Zephyr, Fitzsimmons, from London. WELLS, Dac. 12.-Tae Isis, Moody, floated off the land last evening, and returned iuto the harbour without damage, and will proceedd. - The Aleppo, Bejan, from Jamaica to St. John's, New' Bruns- ...