... TO THE ED TJ PRATIVE. SIR,-It was stated by Mr. Watson, at the meeting at White Conduit House, last Monday evening, that there had not been 401. collected in the Metropolis. It ha$ been ramouredthat not less than 200l. has been collected, but that the greater part of it has been paid to Mr. Hart- well, for printing bills, &c. If such is the case, I consider that some inquiry should be made ...

... ;THE CHARTISrS AND THE CLERGY. -It will be readily. believed that 'the Chartists do ir not expect praise at the* hands of the Clergy, for ti the ministers' of religion have ever been opposed to si change, and especially to those political changes ft which have had for their object the improvement w of the condition of the people. But though we ti look not for their commendation,; we have a ...

... . q ? - - Y-A- C _T: 5., ? A N, I )- ? ? 9 e i U, p S,., , , - of HsozRY-.They who have employed the study of it th as tbey ought, for their instruction for the regulation of their private manners, and the management of punlic sit affairs, must agree with me that it is tile mosS ?? 80 school for wisdom. It is a familiarity with past ages, and va an acquaintance with all the heroes of them. It ...

... ,IXTEL.~ gr ?? i_ FRANCE. iicb, at the moment we write, occupies nFrance, is that of Electoral Refornji. This' De. If nations scere -vise, instead of wasting 's'lood and treasure in ruinous wars, or seelsing fic another for the sake af mere commercial ad- hich, at hest, profit only a few speculators, they *alarise and .simplily their respective govrernime'uts, lectoral Reforms. France is nowv ...

... It will be seen by our Canadian intelligence, that another fight is to be fought with Canada:-that a crisis has arrived which must prove fatal either to Canadian liberty or to the British connexion. That it would be so, we predicted from the very outset. The people of Lower Canada are determined to have either the uncontrolled application of their own resources, through their representatives, ...

... OitIGfAL COOMMUS ?? _ - o = Pisbild 'ereeigls, Addresses, &c. Our ageits, corres- pinsdents, and Mends throughout the country would greatly benefit T; ?? ?? te RAdical public, by forward- ing -to 'u brief accounts of such trades' union, and Radical meetings as they emay happen to be present at. We do nct Xe- tnoire the apbeeces, unless-the parties wish it; buttb e addresses resolutions, and ...

... TO THE RADICAL- REFRMERS OF',LON- D, DONAND THE' S OTHS ' BisOTHun RADOAL -ihve tliih^' wiiient: re- turned from neof the if t qeu. pib e meetings ever- w.ikssedip England.'h 'I speak of the NPeep;;Green Destrawion of Tiesa . the 21st inst. ~n despite ef the Uotilibi proclinationus of. th.e goqvmont% and. h illegal )proclamnation of'eiltocal' magistaties tha men of the West Riding of ...

... I _1. By the overland accounts from India, which arrived in town on Tuesday last via Gibraltar and Falmouth, we per- ceive that the two elephants which the government of India intend to present to the Pacha of Egypt, were emn- barked at Bomibav, in the Colombo, on the 22d December last, to be conveyed to their destination. At ten o'clock in the morning of the above day, these noble animals ...

... ,1F , ,THE LODON GA TTE. - . GZETE I FOT 12H ?? Tiesday, March 5. CROWN-OFFCE, MARCH 5. MEMBER returned to serve irl the present PARLIAMENT;- BOROUoH OF CARtOW.-FrAfcia Breen, of Coolbawn in the couinty of Wexford, Esq., in the room of Wi'lam Ienry Manie, Eqq.. who has accepted the ofiice of one of the Barons of Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer. INSOLViANTS.-F. Blake, Eahinir. grocekt-H. Rowe, ...

... At the !Mansion on Tuesdav three. well-conducled men, of verv respectable appeariance i s, vo were introduced to the Lord Mavor by Mitr. Ilobler, jun., as a deputation from thle coal-whiplipers of the metropolis, presented a pe- tition to Ilis lordship. on the subject of certain hardsips to which thev said the whole bodv -were exposed, anud ftom which they begged his lordship wouhil endeavour ...

... GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE. This may seem to some a droll way of commencing an article treating of the conduct of a Right Reverend Father in God, but the irreverence is more in sound than in reality-for we have now to set about the some- what unusual work (in these captious days) of praising a bishop; and not in make-believe, but in right good earnest. What is still more odd that bishop is a ...

... OF TE IN~PE~T L S WBDNZSDAIX Mr. SANXjy in the chair. The Secretiry, called ,over the niaefeg of the Mewerfl ?? deleiatei, and read the minautjs. of the ptoceedilpgt Of ft Thursday Itst, i The SftCRETA*Ry read a letter froni Mr. Craig. Kir l mlirgock,, asking perm;s;on, ftrom th6 ConveltioD to Con- !T tilue, ol his missiorx, and ?? m any delhand |: un tbc tldS for mor ey. W~ithi tfie ¢onrevj ...