... IIS rEGsTitATION BILL-~DEFEAT OF MiN11ISTritRs. ATLA.S.-Lord .lStanleyr's bill forT i repeaing the MMol Reformn Act-for ouchil fet ti-w boen road a socond thno inl the HIouse of Cmonbyasjotyof sixt~eon Thus failsl Site favour-ite flgmotfttossiyetctfortm Act. Serb is tho first prautiesi com etr pn irotnrepeated vowe of allegiasico to thle presntsteote rpetntttion, whichl the 'lories have beon ...

... ?? MONDA.Y'S POST, Sp.&g-he Pninula s ato n. a state of viplont vivil commotion, if not of ftevial civil war. In Spain', the. determnination-.of the Queen-Regent to adherq to the.4~~. poration-law passed ?? the Comfes, threat~ens .entjprg~jft,., destroy her Po~wer. ?? ll~n Intell'igec f l~~ti meit of the ?? ?? I ftadi, 'was received as a decided deelaeetlen of thte Queep~s ~O-, tentioris not ...

... The Right Hon. J. C. Herries will come forward for 'lip vacant by SirEdliard Sugden accepting the Chaneellor. ship of Trelanu.-Tho Duke of Wellington is, it is sold, determined, by means of a lottery, to, tbroe open Watorloo. bridge to the public. Considering the state of the present localities southt of the bridge, we think it will prove highly advantageous both it a moral and political ...

... LONDO1, MONDAY, MaY 20. Th Prs apr in general .seem to eplitaftflhl very, litll L Th ?? stabilis ity Of the now French .Minilstry. Wl4irh W ,onfidenee inte tb itticl leaders of ?? cTly, and.is conktaflns ?? tbO 11C fivldently fotmsd onhepn bil otb8 ?? at ofelSTeW, le wer and Consequently thne -chief , Courier.,w it is understood that the French ~Govertnmelt have agreed B tp withdraw the ...

... ?? - .- ?? -- - - - - - --P0 T S( 1 t C 13 PT.2 ,.ATAVDON, 7TE.'5I)A NOP. 20. The accounts receivel frorn Mmtriil are still of an unf:- votirabht naiuve. Ertptltero appears jealoas of the favouis cii!vrreti ott Navuez, aid the large atiny of reserre wbich he is appoinited to command. Advices from Constantinople of tbn. 27t11 ult. have reached towvi, wilhi ettnnouhcL, it trite, the taairtr ous ...

... ?? _ ?? nE BusrlEss or5 PiRnLIAols!;T.-There is every prospect of the Parliament sitting until late in the ensuing ?? at least. gXTntA5OiDINAY CorLLEcT5oN---Ol Thursday week the Rev. Jahes Bunting, D.D., preached a sermon at the Ne~w Wesleyan chapel, Higher Broughton, to a crowded conrgregatie, after which a ?? wvas made to liquidate the deht on the building The collection amounted to tice ...

... I I LONDON, TURSI)AY, August 30. ARCHIBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, We aye happy in being enabled to state that the accounts received from Addington Park this morning are rather more favourable. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, and several of the nobility and gentry, maile inquiries at Lambeth Palace in the course of the morning. A bulletin, of which the following is a copy, was received from ...

... 7 ORT I :VO BARWOP~LE N'EW CHURCH ?? A Pubslio meetfing of the lnhb~iitants, was convened. on.Au Thursday afternoon lost, for the pitr~6io of subiiitting proposalsi andunmainig arranugomn ts'for opailing a subscripthion id fa C fund foir'tli erection of anwchrh Slisitly 'after three O'canel, tU. chair iha. tallan by the Jur WosIpflti' Toayoi','suipportead en the right by the Right I'- I ...

... By the arrival of the W 5arspite, with Lord A Ahburton, AeArican papers ofthree days later date then those brought by the last packet have been received, Their contents relate chiefly to the dinner given to his lordship at New York. Whatever may be the ditference of opinion in England on the snbject of the recent treaty it seems to have crcated a general feeling of approbation throughout the ...

... 4feNDONJMO MonAY Sept, Ii. Tie par~is papal's are chieflY confine~d to the I'llbiect Oft'le jY ?? to Coistantine, [ild to, the state ot affair; in Spain, Pu which it is agreed upon by all parties~cennot wvell be wvorse.- Several of tile cabinet Minlisterlis have left Paris for thle camp at Cjmpiegiie-the foreieti secretary, Count Mo~tle, is there. of The Kjimi is not expected to hie present ...

... FRANCE.-Al. de Falloux has been compelled by illness to resign again his 'Ministerial portfolio ad interim to AM. Laujuinais. The illness of M1. de Falloux is the subject of very diverse reports; the fact itself was much doubted in the accounts at the beginning of the week, which explained the illness as a diplomatic ailment adopted to veil M. de Falloux's absence from the Cabinet Councils, ...

... . . Topsham, 24th September, 1849. TO THEC EDITOlt 015 THE }HEEE PL;INXG. POST. Mr. Editor,-I was btrnin Topsham ?? aresident therein-for years past have on 6'veryjThinlsday morning 'anxiously awaited the post delivery f odr newspaper at my door-the week. would not;;be pefcet .without my: *-Trewman an ths fitbia','asidmy ebnnch upon the. seventh-my motto.bas ?? 'thro'llfe Church and State ...