3, 1840. JAMES BRAIDLEY, Esq., in the Chair. Resolved, That a circular letter, dated the 25th ultimo, and signed by three of the Vestrymen of this parish, having been extensively promulgated, stating that upwards of 10,000/. had been spent in litigation by this Vestry, who there

THE BU. N9 LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1840. ambition on either Turkey or Egypt, she has a deep stake in the pacdic and permanent, arrangement of the contentions between them, and must regard with disquiet the possibility of anv union and direct interference of Russia and France.

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The attempted awassinition of her Majesty and her illustrious consort has excited intone interest in the City this morning; it is, in fact, the only snbjec:: of conversation. The intellisenee. however, 111 , . not had any effec . ; upon the funds up to the present time. Consols

CA111113,IDG1 , ;, JUNE 9. , The Porson pt . iza has beett adjudged to Mr. Robert Andrews, of Peutbroke Colfege, Cainhridg,t, The Chancellor's medal to Mr. John Cues Conybeare, of Peterhoust. BISHOPRICS IN THE COLONIES. YesterJay a special meeting of Soeiery tor Promoting Christi

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HI1GH6 COURT OF JUSTICIAIY. On !tlonrlny Elizabeth %I'Calla, fiom Windygates, Fifeshire, pleaded guilty to exposing her infalt, thir- teen days old, at Brunlton Place, London Road, and was sentenced to four months' imprisonment, she having already suffered twvo months' confinemen