Prince Albeit has been much increased by the private manner in which the examination has been conducted, and the refusal to affard to the public authentic information ou the subject, and yester- day the crowd oi" respectable persons congregated neal the scene of the base attempt

14, in St. Mary's Church, in the afternoon by the RF.V. WILLIAM BARBER, M.A. Curate of Great Wigston. Divine Service to commence at o'clock. CHURCH BUILDING -SOCIETY OF THK COUNTY AND TOWN OF LEICESTER. nnilE Annual (.'cneral Meeting of the above Socicty win J. held the County R

MONDAY', the 22d of JUNE 1839 Batiio N. machine maker, Salsord To audit 10* Commissioners'-rooms, Manchester 1840 Brazsndale T. coach builder, Preston Last xm.aud.&prfs. 11 Town-hall, Preston 1839 Byrne C. H. sail maker, Liverpool Audit and div. 1 Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool 1840

1840 Dann T. merchant Last exam, passed 1840 Evans D. stove-grate manuf. Last exam, passed 1840 Ford C. jeweller ........Last exam passed 1840 Halfpenny J. victualler ... .Last exam. ] assed 1840 Heyward R. linen draper , .Last exam. July 6, |-past 1 pr. 1840 Ilillier H. B. C. a

V ARIET"YIES. I ol ?? -Ilope is :1 flitterer, ,lt II II ost upriglit ot Ill p irnslvf; IO' shie t fqowelits the poor ian's hilt, as well ns tliv ilazte Of his slileisio. A IIINT -i- 13iIt :ies. -Ladty fllessington says (and sil ely she ought to k1now) tbat thtose bho are forliied

Notice was given on the loth in* b y ,L t. sioncr, that under the Metropolitan JLii Police Co mm has been declared by the S V,., olice A « ?? first Friday io July f and* any^^ ZT? £ beyond that day will be liable to a penau! n^ Ptln * * "old ! or m default of payment, 3 months'

ma CITYADDRESSES- He ?? Pflb ;x1R3O3 2i no- DC~ :QFR1ZP:, On' Monday the Lord Mayor, Aldermecn, and'mte~nber E of the Common iaConil- assembled at' the GnildSill, for, fore purpose of going up with 'the addresses voted to her b Xiajesty, Prince Albert, and'the Dtachess of'Reat, o

Respectable Family ; within three miles of Worcester. For cards to view apply the Office of this Paper.

Sir Hubert Peel bis on the snbjcrt of the Jew* at Damascus, and begged to ask whether the rejiort was authentic the speech said to delivered by the (tovenwvr Jamaica at the close the l«-fft*Iative Session.—l<ord John Kussell said it was correct, and th«* Government rejpiced in t

CAISTOR COURT REQUESTS. Mr. Editor,—ln my opinion, the Commissioners of this Court have been guilty of a gross dereliction of duty: the facts of the case are as follows:—A poor man with whom I am acquainted unfortunate enough to hsve a summons from tbe court for the payment of s