25 SEPTEMBER 1841, page 12

An Express From Paris Has Arrived In Town To-day, With

the intel- ligence of yesterday afternoon. The editor of the National had been tried for a libel on the King, and acquitted. The Republicans regard the acquittal as a triumph.......

Lord Granville Somerset Was Reelected For Monmouthshire...

proposed by the Honourable William Rodney, and seconded by Mr. Joseph Bailey. There was no other candidate. Sir George Cockburn arrived at Ripon on Wednesday, and addressed the......

Money Market.

STOCK EXCHANGE, FIITDAY AFTERNOON. This has been rather an important week. The announcement made by the the Chancellor of the Exchequer, of the funding of five millions of......

A Letter Appears In The Times This Morning, Signed "g.

Cockburn, General," which announces that the writer has already submitted to Sir Robert Peel a plan by which he could raise 30,000,000/. or more, without loan or payment of......

The First Report Of The House Of Commons Committee On

Public Petitions was delivered this morning. From the 25th August to the 6th September the total number of petitions presented to the House was 504. Of that number no fewer than......

POSTSCRIPT SATURDAY NIGHT. In the House of Commons, last night, the motion to go into a Com- mittee of Supply gave occasion for a new discussion on the state of the country. It......

Petitions To The Queen Against The Prorogation Of...

the popular distress and its remedy have been discussed, have been adopted at Marylebone, Shorediteh, Bethnal Green, (Anti-Corn-law Associa- tion,) Leicester, (where the......

East India Shipping.

The India, Campbell, from Greenock to New South Wales, was burnt at sea on the 19th July—eighteen of the crew and pnoweugers drowned. Arrived—At Gravesend, Sept. 17th, Rosanna,......