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the voices o4 tAe isjos.iy of tle people, he will make an effort to carry his bill y ealing to the Upper House number oi the eldest sons of it's present members who arc supporters of the bill, so that thenewtitles will be gradually absorbed

 by the ancient aristocracy-by raising some ofthe more distinguished common CTS to the peerage with limited remain ders-and by calling :. small portion of l the Irish and Scotch nobles to seats i'll the British legislature. If the consent Eof His Majesty De obtained to these eS- redients, and there is no reason at pre- sentto suppose that 1t will be withheld, new bill will be forthwith passed through the Commons and sentup to the Lords,witil certain prospect that, after ssosiisse 1t will will receive the assent of every portion of the legislature. In the midst of these doubts and difficulties, the people keep the even tenor of their way: and tho q deep sense of regret appears to pre- vail, not q single case of tumult has oc- curred.-Obseroer, Sundoy, Od. 10.

 LIVERPOOL, llth October. Accounts received in Liverpool last evening from Derby. represent serious disturbances to have taken place in that town, on the receipt Of the intelligence ofthe Bill having been thrown out, the popnlace, il is added, vented their fury against the inhabitants whose sentiments were known to be at variance with pub lie opinion, by attacking fbcirdwellings, breaking their windows, Sc. when tie populacc proceeded 10 tiie gaoi, and liberated the whole of the prisoners, both debtors and criminals.

 The news of the defeat of the Reform measure, produced the same powerful sensation in Chester, as in other parts of the Empire, where 1t arrived on Sun. day about noon. The inhabitants irn- mediatcly assembled, and presented q requisi;ionto the Mayor the same day, tSunday) requesting him to call pub- lie meeting at the earliest moment, to address the King on the all absorbing topic. The representatives of the City have also addressed letters to their con- stltuents, requesting them 10 exhibit iirmness, and unite in the present d. arming trials.