... SOUTHWARK. Wednesday being appointed by the high bailiff for com. mencing lihe proceedings of the election of a representative of the borough of Southwark in Parliament, the nomination took place in front of the Town-hall, where substantial hust- ings had been erected. As soon as day dawned the friends of 1he several candidates in the field were on the alert, cud the greatest anxiety was ...

... I . There is such 'a str'n, ruiour .of Parliament meet- ng nearly a ?? usual next Sersion, that cvejral of the nobility's Christmas parties are now asseta- )ling; while many famnilies, are staying ,teiporarily at the ?? of.keeping house in the cQuptry. t'or. a 8hort ,period.-~ -HEerald. . ?? . ' Tlie Sri~.s'aEhas issue,4' hi&s,wri('for' the. election of. Member ,fioi the'county ofLongford, in ...

... 'ILAwjqT t J3RIG 1#eWa - . , - ->rc1vE-D 1Sts MOQaeUNG.], . :- *, TheParis Papers of Tuesday; are still engage;3 in drawing'the- most invidious o6 mparhons between the 'con- duet of their Adinital'and ,that' of ?? dr`ig the.' late abortive ittempt to change the form of Governinentit Lisbon-the one 'being as' they. ny, an linoffensivemimni- festationr of anxiety for' the safity of , l Frincfie ...

... CB. I Mislax. 31119TEP I . -1 EXPRESSWRODMMA-DRXI0 Weberw~e~ana1 t ?? and We have received, by expreoss Madril piped i nb letters from our correspondent in the Spac ith capital to' the 13th inst. inclusive. a refers, The most important Portio ei of t hei arrivttitr to Gtie movements of ?? in s sditua a, 're petingo which the information T su pap ?? 'not. appa-G rthe;ycofra later date than the ...

... RO0USE OF COMMONS, MARCH I I. AWU - - Mr. HOrMED moved for certain returns connected with the late Brevet, with a view of bringing under the notice of the House the great inequality and partiality which ?? in the mode of promotion in the army, navy, and marine forces, and the injusticm alleged to have taken place in the late promotions. Lord HowICK felt no objection to lay on the table all the ...

... WOnsINo or THE NEW 1OORL.LAW. NATIONAL EDUCATION.-The following letter has been addressed by Lord JOHN RUSSELL to the Poor- law Commissioners, who have immediately issued cireu- lars to the board of gtardians; directing the required information to be sent forward:- Whitehall, Zug. 25, 1838. GEeNTLEMcN,-I am desirous of obtaining information upon some very important matters, in which it appears ...

... ?? 14; 1 - I , - , , R -A! a -1?, 4q . . asagstwa, -1., .1 - ?- . - ? ?f -F? , m tfour c rt mini 1l9p, I nt - an'd ;iiai ,Xy\St-roe- ii Pteq-L :k O-VAI ,Pf.-4he lalifls - A 4l~elSMAM~h 1' ,, ?? ,, . attention toi; aw -osvoe.loerzzx, ng I .Wimiho,swold i&, U Utntet olawil 11 : es1lifishi natiol it atso particular no right to interl State f tbe Ulil coiwlode, that ys ?? ani fSE fit, and, ...

... ATTEMPT TO PRODUCEA PECUNIARY PANIC. TEES Manchester Guardian says: we received on Wednesday evening, through one of our regular London agents, an advertisement advising the public to take. care of their gold, as the Crisis is rapidly advancing. By the same post we received in a paid letter the following communication, accompanied by a request, purporting to come from 1 A Constant Reader. ...

... I 1ntOiT TO THE TOOT-LW, COMMISSIONERS. I 1 TO th;S-POR-LAW COMMISSIONERS *Or ENGLAND We, the -id pnt of th#i Poor of the #.Bedford '6jion3 in th county of Bedford, having observed with in- finite.regret tevaribus efforts making by interested' di. vidoals. sphy some of the daily prints, to render the Poor- LownAmnndrelit Act hateful ard odious, consider it a duty owe to the public to endeavour ...

... At this time when unworthy efforts are making in certain patriotic quarters to throw a wet blanket on the benevolent efforts to. make a provision for the poor of Ireland, the following recitals may prove in- structive. The first scene took place at what is termed a Presentment Sessions in the City of Cork, on appli- cation being made for the sum of seven hundred pounds, to be raised under ...

... LATEST PARTICULARS.) The head of the woman which was found in the Ben Jonson.lock, Stepney-fields, was on Sunday sent up to Paddington, for the purpose of being compared with the mutiltd body which, it will be remembered, was found in a sack near the Pine-apple Toll bar, Edgware.road. The body, having been examined, was conveyed to Paddington Poor-house; and about one o'clock yesterday Mr. ...

... FROM THE LOND9N GAZETTE. -- - -d -I . TUESDAY, APRIL 14. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.-W. SMITH, Upton St. Leonard's, Gloucestershire, miller. BANKRUPTS.-T. HAnWiNoGsA, Lower George-street, Chelsea, bricklayer. R. YOUNG, Love-lane, Wandsworth, builder. J. GIBBS, Bedford-street, Covent-garden, man-milliner. I. HILL, jun., Shepton Mallet, Somersetshire, grocer. R. WILSON, Aldermanbury, City, hosier ...