The King will hold, this ...
The Kiiug will hold, this day, a Levee at his Palace, ill Pall-Mail. The Speaker's last Parliamentarv levee for the present session will be on Saturday next, the 13th instant. The Cabinet Ministers will dihe this day with MIr. Secretary Peel. We observe with indignation, that efforts are mnaking to excite a very misplaced feeling on thc subject of the sen- tence passed on Patrick Connolly. Weo highly disap- prove of these attempts; we think the sentence per- fectly just: we never read a case exhibiting such dis- gusting symptoms of a depraved, and brutal claracter. We quite agree with the learned Judge, that such a man is niot fit to continue a member of civilized society. It is cu- rious, but quite consistent, that the man who showed such an atrocious disregard of the feelings of others, should now (as it is stated he does) whine and weep over his owni de. served punishment1. DEATIh Or TE_E &-mi, OF CLAsENnDox.-On Sunday morniing, at 6 o'clock at the Grove, the seat of his Lordship, after a long indisposition, ihomas Villiers, Earl of Clarenidon Baron Syde, aml a Count of the Kingdom of Prussia. He compietedt his 70th year inDecemuber last. His Lordship is succeeded in his titles by his brother, John Charles Villiers, now Earl of Clarendon. The remains of the Marquis of Titchfield are to be inter- red on Saturday next, in the satne vault in Alarylebone church where the lat Duke of Pottland lies. lITe are autlhorized to state, that hir. lVi. IVilWians voted in the minority of 24 on Mr. Hume's motion to prevent the floging of soldiers. Bi ABRTAPLE ELECtTN.-O.State of the poll at 41 oclock on Satuirday .i.Mr. Noian, 106 (111r.Ald.Atkins 26 Alr.Hodgen 72 Satuirdav'afternoon whanthe.s?catmeaway, JIr. Al4e1A*n AtMs bad the iyodty othc rsidenit Voters.