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By the arrival of the packet ship Napoleon, Capt Smith, from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 24th April, the Editofsof the New-York Mercantile Advertiser have received their regular files of Lon don papers to the 24th, Liverpool to the 23d, ano Glasgow to the 20th April, all inclusive

 In relation to the affairs of England, the most in teresting information to us, and the most important measure to that country, is the propagation of Far lament, being step which will be followed almos imm edately by the dissolution The Reform Bil which was the order of the day for the 18th April was then taken up; the debates on this question, subject arising thereirom, with some of secondary consideration, are very voluminous. From Monday the 18th till Friday the 22d April, when the King r person prorogued Parliament, the reports in the At las, fill upwards of haTtyt,cO columns closely printed matter-their great length renders it absolutely inn possible to give a summary of the various to- pics that engaged the attention of the conflicting speakers even to read them carefully would occu- py more time than will intervene betwixt the re- ceipt ofour files and the hour paper should go to press. As far as we have been able to peruse the debates, and read the remarks of the London Jour naists, we are convinced, that neither in our day has there occurred, in history since the time of Charles 2d, is there recorded. such stormy and tu- muuous proceedings in the British Parliament, as took place between the 18th and 22d April, ISL Tn both Houses majority of the speaking members exceeded all bounds of order and decorum in de- bate-thelr tempers overloaded beyond all dis creton-and in several instances their language out ragged common courtesy so grossly, that the London Journalists declined to publish their se0rdsi This is sad episode on English refinement!

 The Reform Bill has caused much irritation in- doors and much anxiety without Lord Grey, though supported by tho King and the people, has boon fore ed to abandon the idea of carrying his measure, as the iate Parliament was composed-the high toned Arstocrats and their servile parasites were too pow erfu for him. By our brief notice in another CO., umn, it willbe seen that on Gen Gascoyne's amend ment on the 18th, and on Mir Rankes' motion for ad- journment the 21st, ministers were in the minori- ty What course was in this emergency left them to pursue Resignation only, and the alternative with the King was either to accept their resignation or dissolve Parliament Wisely he chose the latter alternative-nine-tenths of his people will applaud him for his decision: it was determined upon on the nstant.-BaH Pat.

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