... POSTSC RI PTIl FROM FliIDAYV'S LONVJDOI GAZETTE. -0- DOxVnNING-Sa7TEVT, SF3rT. Ifi. HiE King has been pleased to appoint Malor- General William Thornton, Companrion of the Ahoft Ilonourable Military nrder of thc Bath, to be a Knight Commander of the said Orderj in the rdom oi Lieut. Geijeral Lord Ayitner. ST. JA.NIFWs's P.Ar.acr;, berrtnita 14. This day had an audience of his M11ajesty, Baron ...

... . r -. - - Nothing islore disgusting in the present policy of the Tories, than their affectation of pecu~jia , anxiety for the spiritual welfare of the poor. The Chuijgie W we are told, is emphatically the Poor Man's Church, I For him, then, the Archbishop of Canterbury receives his 18,0001. a-year; for his benefit are cathedral sine- l cures maintained, and tithes and church-rates levied.- ...

... DINNER TO AIR. O'CONNELL AT LIVER P OOL. i. Mr. O'Connell arrived at Liv~erpool on WTed- -tneday, froma Ireland, to attend the dinner given to him ti ie at the Cernt Exchange, which was fitted up tb the occa- sion. Thirty taLkes, capable of accomniudating thtrty- six personsl each, were arranged across the roomn', and ..11 P n~ were completely filled, iiaking the rnumber of~ personsP ,e ...

... IE-IE\ OF THE RECENT ELECTION OF CHURCil. i _~~ADES Tire necessary antd ?? tendency of an arbitrary Go. ietis so to regulate everything, iriternari and external, as to ,CO le the personal interests of those who govemnt.--Tauley- pro'j Viienoil h Commrrercial Reieatiors of Errgirr ri.yu loer ?? over thle miserable Whigs and the yo Ihuked and laughed in your sleeves when you ~ss~re~ gneilc ad ...

... 'I'HE COURTI On Wednesday last, Their Majvstics and the Royal party, with the exception of Her Royal ?? tire Princess Augusta and the Landgravine, took their lepariure. Iheir Majesties left about a quarter before nine o'clock arid were immediately followed by Prince Ernest and Lord Elpiwntonee; togetheri wili the Eald and Countess of Mayo, Imon. 'liss Hope Johnston, and Sir Herbert Taylor, Col ...

... FASHONABLE JOURNAL. I. I 1w! - i 'a ' ; t ~ ?? ~ l.Last Saturday was the anniversary of the birth-day of Her Tajesty, 'and celebrated at Windsor Castle. T1 o-miorrow, vill be the anniversary of the natal-day of the ifuihets of Kent; annd next Sunday will be the birth-day of H;HsiMajesty 'TheiDuchess of Kent and. the Princess Victoria propose ?? at Claremont. for tvo -months, consequently ...

... ght i-on. the Lords spiritual and 'temporal in the present Parliament assembled. 'IhIe humble petition of the prisoners confined Ibi' debt in Horsham Plison. Most humbly sheweth,-- 'I'hat jour petitioners rely with humble, but confident hope on your Lordship's wisdom, justice, and bhunanily, in givingthe Bill now before yonr Right lion. Ilouse that serious consideratiors which your Lordship's ...

... THIE LOTTE lBIRMINGHIAMI MEE'L'ING. ] BilectiaM, Nov. 19-For the last fortoiglst the Tories had brete makitig lie greatest possible exertionsto get up tihe meetings. Ihe sceretaries to the Conservative Club had beeni sending out tihe following printedlcircular for twenty milesiounud B3irmin-gham, Ulgillg people to attend. r Tie committee i& conducting tlte Protestant mteeting to be OM2ll in ...

... I IThe Brighton patriot-a paper whichi I strongly recoin- mend to all umy ?? ett'5 last Register. TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1S36. A general meeting of the Dissenters will be held, we understand, at the City of' London Tavern, on Wednes- day, to-morrow,-_Dr. Lushington in the Chair,-for the purpose of formning a General Association against Church Ratesl. 'is is another cdition of passive resistance ...

... ?? n rd 'M ofIf' ' ! .: , (hlod Pp (im+ ?? t lawl h l i 3 F ljin'3L ~10100i'OWT ,Iin Ahi! M~essrs.' iit'1o4e'i5sfic) ?? fatelis upotijyiou A long arm from the other side of thc Atlantic reaches you. rhe;2bkaveopepplff America are avenging-- the wrongs -'-of-the people of England. WhilsttfieTotid69*e6ie s4uabbling wjth the Whigs-the House of Cbipmnons' 'wiih ,t& idt ...

... LUCIEN BUONAPARTE AND TIHE DE.MO- CRATIC PRINCIPLE. [Fromithe Con.stitutional.] Lucicn Buonaparte has published, in the Yimes- of Saturday last, en uttack up;on the deinocratic principle. With the con- sistency of his whole life has he chosen the organ of his denun- riatioll against popular government. Wdell does it become the ancient President of the Council of Five Hundred (who bld raved the ...

... TTHE DIRECT LONDON AND AIGHTUN RAILWAY COMPANY. A Very numerous sebting of this ~Company waS 'held (pfir- suantto, public~advertisement) at the London TVavern,'EBishops.; gate-Street, of Tudsday, th18t-lsunantj to receldvea the'repr, of the Directo~rs, of their 'last' Jihoeedingg,-'and -to-;tak into consideration the steps necessary to bie pursuied'for promootink the nlimhate success of- the ...