■ The Unemploted in England. —The Bee hive statei that a petition to the Queen is in course of signature, praying Her Majesty to see that measures are taken without delay to enable the large number of persons at present out of employ and willing to work, to go to those portions of Her Majesty’s dominions where their labour is required, and where they may prosper and increase the prosperity of the Whole empire. The petitioners also declare that they hare heard “ with alarm and indignation ” that Her Majesty has been advised to consent to give up the colonies, “ containing millions of unoccupied land, which might be employed profitably, both to the colonies and ourselves, as a field for emigration; ” and, in order to discourage and defeat all suchprojects for disunion, they humbly pray that England and her colonies and dependencies may be incorporated by name into one British Empire, and that pro clamation be made that Her Majesty is Sovereign thereof, in like manner as she has been proclaimed Queen of India. The peti tioners also ask Her Majesty to assemble her Parliament without delay that they may inquire into the causes of the present distress, and seek a remedy.
