The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-02 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT.

THIS Department in THE ATLAS em.
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1. A careful digest of all Parliamentary papers and
documents of obvious reference and popular utility. 2.
An elaborate and well, digested report of legislative proceed-
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Parliamentary Session, the most desirable medium through
which the public can be informed of the acts of the Lees..
lature. The great care that Is bestowed upon the coerce.
Lion of the speeches, by which they are redeemed from
verbosity and obscurity of diction, a process which no
other journal takes the pains to carry into effect, gives to
the Parliamentary report of The Atlas a desirable and his.
torical value. Throughout the ensuing session, which it
ie believed will form a crisis in our history. more than
ordinary attention will he bestowed on this department,
which will he conducted on a scale of distribution thatwill
enhance its intrinsic value, and afford to the other parts of
the journal a still greater scope. Some exclus►ve sources
of information have been opened. The earliest Parlia-
mentary intelligence will be found in the columns of The
Atlas ; together with authentic lists of the majorities and
minorities on all important questions, a faithful abridg-
ment of all reports, tables, minutes of evidence, petitions,
or acts that possess any claims upon public attention.
Published at The Atlas Office, Beaufort-buildings►
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venders.

" INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE MIXTURE OF
WATER. COLOURS."

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and the Public, that he has jttat returned to Town, and
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RUSSELL, Olt THE REIGN OF FASHION.,--
This long-expected hovel of modern life will positively ap-
pear in a few days. The author's former triumphs will
doubtless obtain for, his new work great popularity ;
though we hope it will not work the mischief attributed
to his " Winter in London," to the satire of Which the
the death of the Duchess of D was confidently ak
tributed.

The Officers of the Yeomanry in this neigh-
bourhood have had a communication from Government on
the subject of calling out their corps, upon the event of
the state of the country rendering that measure neees'inul.
—.2,'nie .11 ache.

DALKEITH COW
The supply of Wheat at t'
sales ready, and the prices 1
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The opening for the public. from Carlton-
'isrrme to St. Jatnes's-park, by the especial command of
the Ktt4o, and superintended by Lord LOWTIMIt, the
Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests, is not, as it
has been stated in various journals, suspended, hut is pro-
ceeding with all possible despatch. It is true that, in con-
sequence of some legal difficulty inserted in the leases,
grunted by the Crown to individuals who have built houses
upon the site of Carlton Gardens, the capacious and elegant
entrance, originally intended by Lord LowTurß, mot be
changed for a less prominent, hut, so far as public privi-
lege is concerned, an equally convenient one. The
columns, which arc to sustain the work, are now manu-
facturing.

FnAscATes.—it has been well observed
that " this novel has at least one very sound teat of a
good book—it gradually gains upon the reader until its
clue; when its utility, as well as its entertainment, are
impressed upon the mind with a strength not easily to be
forgotten. Like a second ' Diable Boiteux,' the author of
Fraseati'e unroofs the houses of a busy capital, and shows
us the secrets of every place of human resort. There is,
however, a mansion mare difficult to ' expose as in a mir-
ror,' and it is this which the author makes us thoroughly
acquainted with.—tha human breast—the mansion of the
passions, which are here drawn in all their variety, from
the repose of maiden virtue and loveliness, in the duties
and affections of private life, to the agitations created by
an indulgence in the worst vices of society."
Mr. I)ONALDSON, of Broughton-hall, a gen.
tleman long connected with the ;Edinburgh ildvertiter,
and whose death was announced in our Paper of Monday,
has left property to the amount of 220,0001., the whole of
which he has destined to be employed in the foundation of
an hospital fur orphan and destitute children, to be erected
in the neighbourhood of Edinburgh. Five gentlemen have
been appointed to carry this bequest into execution—
namely, Messrs. JOHN ALEXANDER MONYI,ANNY,
WALTER COOK, and .Last flocs, writers to the signet,,
and Mr. CADELL, treasurer of the Bank of Scotland; but
we are informed that, owing to the uncertain terms of the
will, it mty be necessary to procure an Act of Parliament
before any decisive steps can be taken. The mulles of-
DONALDSON and MARSHALL are to have a preference for
admission into the hospital, these being the names of the
testator's parents. Annuities to the extent of only 1,000/,
to 1,2004 to the relation, of the demoted arc the only
excerione to this splendid foundation, anti these fall with
the lives of the tumuitants.—Blinburgit Evening Courant.
TRIBOULET, FOOL TO FRANCIS 1.-•TRI,
lOULKt, the court fool of FRANCIS, set shown CHARLES
on his tablets as one of his own class, for risking to pass
through Pram*. 4' But if 1 let him pass ?" *creed
FaANots. " Then," said Tutuoutxx,. "' 1 will rub oat
his name, and' write yours in its place, as the moat 4'loo-
- fool of any."... kardndes. cobi.kei coopfedia,
Vol. X 11.; being Vol. 1. of the Eistory of France.