The Sun. — London, England, 1835-03-02 00:00:00

. ' - , • , . . _.......„,,--, 1 i . 1 -i- - -n- . _ ...-........-_-_-----... . ..• . _ _ . Mk) ere s .,„„,.. air ' TH.E Strlst - LONDON NIONDAY lid Allen 2, .1835. .- ........................................._. - -- - -, _ , - -MAGAZINE DAY. , ever, is too lout% 'rhe best thin.- in it is the lively I tioned here (toeing winter has jutt left ott, mid le taloceeded by I 4:). rs THE BUN EXPRESS, - „ a fter- ._____ eseee _____ the Kingte hipeeeli-saotl the clivilion oli the Addres.s. Tile I - iiiiiiiin the tee4lt, 6ritainieg the division ea the Speaker:hip.- 1 REMARKABLE C.ASE of .ABD I) C TeoNe treeeev - .13LA CAP W 0 OD' SMAGA Z INE. squib headed " Sir H. Parnell." , the division Crider Captem 3acot. We are quite tranquil een. ( Isonn the J./we/Lek Times.) •;. In. the article entitled, " Shall we have a Conser horns the nterehantmen and small vessels pass without interrup- TO THE EDITOR d.O 1 4 .#/i .Vi.N. !orrrawx• , at fion. The Belgian poiitions remain the same, and are relieved Sig --As Chairlinan ref the eeening at tbe Falitalf i / ietie- 1 .-. 3 ili i i r t ffi ei ii ii , ,g e b fe n , ; 6: 7 ,4. l l .: .. e n : ,: : :! ! onf r l 4 4 : t ;:ii , ; ,,i ,,, , , , li . i ! I t a e rri ,a - c h (1 )( " s. At thd Nenegli Petty Sessions, on Titursday lost, in ie pale% - Vaal; . e THE .4 4 1ONTHLY REPOSITORY. Fos. from time to time." room ' le` I' 'l.'a' 1 A . •I h b e . , innti n, am r ques e to testi y t e warm appro a ion Sitetieli ineelied prrmingbam at one o . clock on t edoee ay , e ,. , . Government ?'' Christopher North displays his Plato's Dialogues, however delightful they appear to • The Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Marine has in , s• • • inth it to 1 don and 3s`l't morning. - Mr. Aidrieol,jun., immediatslt startcd 1 ormetions we're stvoen by Catherine M`Naniaro. aglinet ve s eeifo il s.n.al vigour and even more than 11 . " _ ) . is usual acerbity. scholars in the original, are hardly suited to the pages formed the shipowners of several changes which will shottly .or the cieletn fel- the iiiiereatriplad liberality and dispatch you haSe thaillfeSted hi farehnidittai l t Ili exttot e rthlieatient of The Sun s; • -. ;7 jaetlan7i ?out him • with hi . § erutch with a heartiness be made in the light houses on the note-110a sanent: of th, e of a monthly periodical, to which the public loas h 3 l l( l 7 . lc p h e e st st e e i r g a h i t i . (! Li . ver . poel affhting et die former town at ~ l . e ao l l i • i o n e el -a • s t i le u i gT .l . : tc o nt :N w e ran e r t r i a n . ntC • % r v e ii • t g s l ic t oo i l l l , s en , n i nd e c t lt t l iey r e; sf s o u l e • In , o b - u v e;ti t ea inder • fiinhapapor, tentalning the ()notate ded diVieide iod the: Aclairees, It is well knowit that ono. a tbe greatest difficulties which reached 'Lincoln .at half-paet nine o'clocic oil r i l li -1 :4 ,„ e i From the Carnarvon Herald Of Isel). :TVS , Bench of Magistrate:7; ' .. •otteslcia Si r . g t create a sensation even at Donnybrook to which Was nre subject, 'is to issue bank-no.tes which can .f. more for entertainment than instruction in the philo i e • eVehinF, being twelve hours sooner - than arly other eewepaper. . The Arili.•ilhar erenannin beaten. The laconic have gait" l - Margaret MtNatnarn, a very pretty country girl, eg toe led, Mag a° • sir. v 1 • • • • • • eet eioqUent-animated as is his diatribe, it will sophy of the Grecian schools. It is pleasant, we admit, e n j o e t e b s e e f r e t . i 7e t e g d. M We are informed that one of our most inge.. T ~,, another rietorho The eff.'ee. ef substantial Reform has agaiu . . Augerstein, „ , 41 84ear easo c n elY 0 ;e . l t h s e_xcept with the hottest Tory partizan, by . e . I, . . .. . am, ale. Editor, respectfully, your most obedient servant, a Eobard, of this city, as just discovered a • Lincoln, Feb. 28, 1835. only. gnmarvied daughter of - a comfartable fennel- of ileat. o eve our memories refreshed vvith school-bov recol th • • tbers, aisew very simple process, which wholly prevents a euecessful imi . Let it be tried ! The Reformers are up and donig. . Their inune. res.:tong In the pareei ot Island, in Calneiy e. Jonan _CIIARLES A R NO L D: been succesefilly aeserted. Anotti L esS enteve• nation is threatened t . : . , ,„ - . . . i lack of sound argument. It reasons so- lections-to be weaned back to the haunts of child- tation. • (From the Manchester Adverther of Feb, 9.8.) • motto is " Ueien and action 1" • The expresr ef 7 - Ide Nitsn• bY Creiglitoe, a liarnlet. etfze and village debatuthee, living ila , l' w h h ia i ti.ea , lly,.on the wrong side. Speaking of certain ___ after hood and to . have re-opened those, springs of hope The Chamber of . Representatives contieued yesterday the Tne Sex Exeasss.-We hate again tu feeded• the Wander- which vre aro enahled to peive the mean of Teursday raght's , tlw same neighhourhoed. teor< it into hie head, liv one bold. L s oon debate on the.b u a ge t e n t h e mi t oe ster e n Fin ance . Th e moo s _ e e l „ nem e n Ai n Meedo I.• ; outis, 048 eoirited prentriefor of debate. left London at half-peet three o'clock en Friday mom- •• - - ! 111. 'a rOW I ' g ateronners, the writer obs . erves, " There are which scattered their fertilising streams over young ter stated that a p ro t ect e e h oe et , t h e customs had been drawn riot s t i i ttlt . linkSitlif U. The division on . die address, in the ing. • lir. tfololten, of 'PAH:), took charge of the papers for streke, to secure. la-ascii in apretty wife and handsome , rore c foot a tb e al e'', among us now, teachers.of the public, who are h ..earts; but L great discretion . rnust : t:p•by the Gover nmen t, an d h a d b een sent to the entlittll t ini liome of •CommLs, was come to at twenty mieutes past one Birmingham, rstiretteiteury, .and North Wales ; Mr. Youlan tune, which would . enahle hien te gies iarteer ark! longer shetal 44 •0111 tel ' lA' df Id d • be used as to in the proyinces, in order he have, their'epiilltri. He thought ye - sterday (Friday) mi.:ling ; and an exprese edition of The the proprietor, talsihg the North of England. We reeeiVed ae ilia ab :a r y e f a t t la iv e e 2B t t o ll ) y in o c , hoodwinked by a day-cap it would be laid before' the Cltaintiter very shortly. andoned career.. Cen federation with u . fey. ef his: as the fr . equency with which these appeals to the poet are ,„ ; on th e .12101. broidered with bigotries and prejudices." Sun, coritaining a reOort of seventeen columns, and bringing Our express paper at eight o'cloelt tide morning. In them:Arlie . :' - dd eoes . as, ( ne - Telt() nit ae hie log tlitr Mai 'in) at.a plibliee f the Stole; la,r.one of_the truest This to be hazarded. They may be tried too often ; and ,_ the discussion continued on the third 'd w fh proceedings *to the adjournment of the Housg at of the Welali Reformers we ac knoWledge again the public rucuu the Customs and the augmentation of tie e n n e tl i m n l e n u u r te l i t t a p n est h tw , wag publkhed of which a copy was spirit of the proprictore of The Sun. Itoese, he - there revealed to them his adventurons project, and moet eloquent definitions of a . Sir Georg e what is more, they may be dwelt upon longer than i ) e " . 0 aTP ; 000: - : f i r ‘ r a r h xl . hich Was allied fel ' ', wee appreved.-Brue se a s . and it was unanimously agreed that their leader should have tanry expounder of the C . oestitution WC ever . met N . Vitll. d lt ° lr CH. Lewis of Market-street at • t r . Secret,, sl a Wife and fortune. Accordingly - , at deed of night, they we would desire, were our tastes and feelings consulted *Kalf-past nine • last n Y ight-n . jnst nineteen hours after the 'ad. HIS MAJESTY'S REPLY To TILE . G C ll. ' on, - • , .. y what process of logic Christopher was induced to . ADDRESS. devoted girl. A :unitary and startling knock at ehe door was norset, Na, s a on the sub' • - • I I ject. "An evening with Char es .4amb . n Fremanlo, PPly it to a Liberal, we know not. "Go the whole d ' •. . GERMAN PAPERS. ( From . the Bolton Chronicle of Saturday, Peb. V.) .41 , - • - hoe i s a. ca • 1 . an Coleridge' contents nothing particularly •striking ' , 'Fen. to.-Mouri 13eletschi Effendi (Turkish Minis sallied forth, and soon arrived at the, eottage-hame of the , - , ' te • 11 -4 ietimation that the uneotnetious ieniates Lod of Corry, Coe; pita squib, better than any we have seen . . . DIVISION ON THE ADDRESS TO HIS MAJESTY•-Last night o e th an / you eh-merely for the assuranees ivnien you nave ,"',-..., , e Who eetnes there l'"'•-•-" A' friend, open the ent the Load for .as respects the illustrious individuals to - whom it re- Pisni, _ we had another proof of the unwearied zeal manifested by the given me; ia Oda loyal lids, diltiro acldrests, of your disposition taro , ir d d an ts,,, re iv ~ , 1, Fiat 11°I. a years.• Of course we do not s k ..t1 f pea wi 1 re erence lates. It is, however, well and eloquently written. t o, lr f. of Cprine t ree) ar . riveq yesterday from Constantinople at spirited proprietoe of . The Sun paper, toput the public in yes to S t •l•. . , i :e - 1 ' Old IVl‘Namara. rora; and " est) metter--epettste a nnr• Foreignaa s pontecat tone : our i pra se regards only its spirit " Sketches of Domestic Life,'' by Mrs. Leman Grim- p up, with his numerous suite consisting Of 33 session of the eerbest intelligence en .ell important oecetaior.s. perso ' ns, at the Fortune Hotel, which had been beenoke for The dielelon ofi the Addresi to Lis Stajestv took rtlast.o St A ,titut;onc ii church and state. . mainteoance od oar no . ~. , . .. to co-operate witlome in the improverneot, with a view to the dtnnr • - h id e n •-1 - • -wed Leh...7h! her Mother in the , bed.' A I , his- wanted at thie unseasonable hour?"- • r • • " niearn with regret that yen do not conc - ar wit me as to .1....n.a1at a coe,, ichy Of Lan e i - llnd vivacity The last stanza is remarkably clever. ki m . some daysbefore. He will set out to-morrow to proceed on parte: past ono yesterday- morning, anel - Mr. Young - arrived. - "te elapsed- e au. miirninr of : President-of , weer_ r •• • stone is characteristic of the usual style and man paymaster . , • 04 11 sery Rhymes" is an ineenious ironical criticism t h e . b . 1 ) ner of thinking peculiar to that very talented Insjourney to N , ienna, Paris, and London ; the rank of thistles- in Manchester ley expresa soon •after ;line o'clock the same o r my people . yeller gives reason to infer that he is going on a ver •im o t . evenine frow w'sente, by our own exprees, we received a .4 ,_ whispering, voices wai _heard, and, tn . anothea .. u d tant, tat the polley of the! appeal which I beve recently made to the sense. dead sdence . or some MM.' . , .. . sc, . . L o rd Cill in h I never have exerelse , ano never wii exereise, any , o ' - • e All teen' wag thine e( t e .00r wit a 'erasaing, 1,011).-.• . ' - , Preitotype of which ma be found in Carmine's • ~ .. . , a p r ar:, ~ , ~, ____ • - .• • - ( )1 , 1 lard, and t-e burle. • y lady. The' " Choice" is an able paper. The ponces P . " di lomatic reitsion and it is tl uri . -- , ~. 1? 1, 1. to ba in con. egaence•of the cope of The •Sett paper, and have transferred to °or eolunins the prerogatives winch I hold, excepting . forthe single purpose iiproar end confosion--reeistanee woe - ustdeee. ...-- , .que review of the poeneof the " Queen of Hearts" of the month are wiitten with more . then ustial care.. "all the honours due to his rank. Yesterday he visited the . . forma. ion of the new Ministry ln England. Hens treated with a brief abetract of the dtliates, togethe'r with the result. •d 1 I I . . • • f 11 Ih (1 • h of promoting the. great end for which :they are i en:unsted to me MfNaniarn was• felled to the groutud, Wins; sn • inns fti - mlsZ :to the King' I n tilt Microcosm. In the . essay on ", William Pitt," (From the Manchester Times of satardav, Feb.. 28.) -the publics. good o and I coreldently trust tam, no insasure were u mercifully . beeten tins- mother's. arm hroker, end Altoget:her the number before us is a good one, but German Observateela at Ofen, and in the evening went to the " THE SUN " NEWSPAPEE.-An express - from The S Lai CO 11(111C1Ve L'l tne gereeral interests will be endangered or inter -we trace the ornate st le • d It 1 'eh T • * e f • e „, r. ..y ae u . ra- ii e - oryiem o rather too heavy. th • vitae. To . dayibeeVisited the remains of a. Tutkish Mosque, Office arrived in Manchester at nine o clock y 1 „ d• ' ' we e re es by the opro,t,mite which I have gnu-deft the frialden herself w • as d • reeeed freni her bed out into the, be ' - •estert ay even- rupte in its I Addrets• alld near Ofeitt and geenenlebrated Baths. We expect him te-day ing, containing, a report of the parliamentary proceedings ex- - to my faithful ,ai r' id loyal E . ubjeeh:of ea - pres . sing their Opiidons , " Croly. It contains little or ndthing that we did cir :.._. THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF AGRICUL. hC ' ' P' - ' . Ph If cl . • at tee ,Serma,n _ream ) at est ,am a terwar eat a grand' tending to , sixteen columns:, thus anticipating by• ten - heure the • throu-sh thechoice of their representaeves in Parliament.. . brouglit out, and she wat erimpeil.:4 to hitddle them ott her. hewn in almost a stnte Of nudity! Tier clothee were nheti *Soulburni tto 7m know before. One passage, however . , is worth masquennele. London morning papers. o . theirfid leat esogerful •sseistanets might be brought to tho 4fington, .B'7 ; TURE. Odell. . . - • . .. . _ . :- remembering -that, we mean, ' wherein the Doctor . MuNieu, FF.II, 21.-M. Alon Flad, Privy Counsellor in the i : ./1 1 .11 exce . , . , . lar mjnt ot e, oye.. macaw.- one o. a ore.gn ....a.renset . . e ( From_ the d; figistu f t . y h irro s a . o. ...,,,, . „ , . d ~. th. snot. and that they mieht be dergiyed cif their prize, the Beni rnurrber of a most useful work cori- de )t . fhR•111 'id 'if P i All' ' f qaturdat Feb. 28,) , FASHIONABLE INTET,LIGENCE. ley Wer e th-e a . a ta . ,. l_ its of the poeuliar qualifications necessary to con . E q uerrY . ',,/ taming upwards of twenty tutides •on most important - out on r nursday !last tor London, where he will probably stop eityes e t h o p r r il .; R e f t e .gt o t o c t i i, , .tion e ;ft . c: P r P fi r ; "PaPe rc ar l e " in 1 . . ...... '"'"'3..-- - .. . . ' Shannon, and ;dike regardless of the forlornness ~of her ". I tute . a popular irkh Viceroy. " French and Ger- • ' .- - - • ' • for sone - nonths. ' he report of the death of Count Reehheog formerly Mi ,e o clot , wit too retult • ARRIVALS. .: li • ear ' llese Wietelics drz e igged her a:one; the verge of the r e y eo men ' . subjects connee 44 .. e d with agriculture. The first paper T of the debate on the address. We cannot omit offering our . ' L o rd .George Ilteltirtrit i . et Harcourt: !Luse ; • the Tlon. It ilan Belles Lettres'' . • ' e h , - s ft e. 1- . elite- the io is a staid and somewhat heavy is especially c'• - - ;• hy of attention, inasmuch as it 'treats nister, seems not to• be confit : ined.-Lir ‘ eirtVart Pan :" mede of obligation to this enterpriaing establishment _fer the Caotaia Forreeter in - Charinatiden tlairk.nletY - nn"sre ;' r.isnl• }oat an( spaoilied to tho oppoeite ore. ;a. % e ...,!... , , ~ , I ro7di . tion i a i n...d . tine (lodic:my . of I ,. ier stere they fiung liernoto a Srms' wer e au tie . e of some recent continental noyels of the con- Fe F b.z,..e . , t8.......we expec . ":1' Pains and expen se th e y mus t i nour .b y thi s mo d e , e lf furnishing Colonel' I..vgtitt, ia. •( ;rOSVCIIOr-Phit'Ci..T , Vnt the L e o oi st. wire litenlly drageeed,tor. the distatnee of .1c- e utiles aero. •e. of the application of .the fureoses cf husbandry-' tin a.fhw days the new Prussian Am. the . ea -- ~, e - - ' . 1 iIA Yids rlieat intellieenee tinthe country. . - " - - - . Si. Germains, Port Elliot . ; linn e t Vete brie Istederick Lamb, lonely anti cheeriest tract. •of eountry ; ao - 1 tte the ilahan a e nnee • me school-a sciywi. we *est, because it holds l e li e• e ' .l o. I 1 . . . gaturdaP* I lature p ou e In e nd impell.n e the drav, for instance. Were • bassador; Count Matzahn. Meri • • Bev the l'arkish Aruba,- (From the Bristol Mereero of Feb, - 28.) --- et Viscount Melbourne's, Soutli.st, e'en 11%.:11•1 the Norfolk Ho- ivas i.rc..lli.ing-, she wite . naereted, in a atate.of exhatietioo, at rirms-length, and violates every principle of tel, 'at Brighton I hurd Robert Mariners, ia 'he Athaq, frorn in :t friend's hOuse tif Creighton's, on the lands tn` (adotrited send' sedor to. ng en dec o this scheme perfected anti carried into ' o eration, - its London, had an audience to-da - ; of Prince Metternich.- . . -We have much pleasure in ackno*ledging our obligatioes • vesterd o gYa e , r uni• " Spencer" is the. best paper in the - whole ff., i i• •• f 1 • , P .._ The report i , n some Gel - man papers that Don Miguel intende to to the liberal and spirited proprietor of 7'he Sun, for his*ex- Belvoir . Castle . ; Ldid . and•Lady How , ard of Eflin ly , t. 'n) , ". I t i lle atoglier, near N i enagli. .D.tring, the . -• • re . e bton n puree), -re . 7 Il lnilber. e t.ct on tnc cow Rion o tus country would exceed ail come to Noenna, and that a residence 'hag already been cruet's in forwarding to this city express editions of that 'ex- Royal Hotel, from in ighton ; Lord Keitslegton, io Piaean d t brothers frequetaly Fetid to hitn_e Glory to you, Johns arge of O w The oienin • . a i . I g passa b e spe . u e . liarl • ol n rning in n e e and ei a . ) s em . calculation. The present number ts embellished with selected for him, is as unfounded as the other statement that cellent print, containing full reports of the interesting d e b a t e the Mar .. quis or Bade at the Rev e Ineed Jahn T e liyiitie it. inn , - ~,; :, .,in ~,,,, drinls and stroke enough!' ectlng. We would give worlds to hear it read . he hen asked and obtained the consent of the Emperor. . on de question of the addrees. . The result of the diviaion streen from his seat Lengleat, NV dr:muster, NI ilts ; Mr. aid ewe ;yet morning, Mt:Camarids li•iends were indefati don preantnal a fine coloured ma of Roxbur hshire ai dtw It . p g , 1 . opa es and the -36 , 1 °tit, - as Coleridge would have read it. The second • According to accounts from Transylvania the Diet is -not was, by this means, communicated to us at, six o'clock yes.. 11 , 1 rs. Wyndham Lewie, .at groevenor-gate, Paric . -Inne ; Sir (" a bl e elcn e ne t , onsueccesfed, .in their entleevours to find 0 representing the plan of working the coal mtnes under , formally dissolved but only suspended for the present. • A terday- evening - , in a paper =staining upwards.,of 16 closely. Goorge, Lady, and m ...Iss Berkeley, in Park -s..reet, . from e, .. t . tion Allel e ' Passe '1 le erie • Mr Reed a ncighbouriug wa ge contains oree or two ideas as striking as imagi , Briehton • Philip Yoe': Gore, Esq., Chaege d' Ainires in the Creighton ano (s}.") • • . . '7••'., if .. '. - Ca' IlatiO n . , the Firth Of Forth. prosecution is eommenced against Vesselengi, the chief leader Printed columns of Thursday night's debate. Brazils, in Dover-greet, from Rio; ,Geoeral Phipps, in Inwit- gistrate, granted a sea . reh .warrant ; atm mime I 1 pi . rsen, i the Que e . i , , ii . eter yet uut forth. The epithet " wavering" -____ ____._ _____ • ef the opposition, for haring, contrary to the ordinance of the (From 'the Devonport Independent Fcb. 28. of police scourud the eountey. buts their ex • the oc' hilit ' It_aparticular is fall of Shakspearian significance. C,on- . .b'RASER'S MAGAZINE. Governme n t, caused the debates in the Diet to be lithographed. The able and spirited editor of The . Sun ' oewspaper hes•in- street, from licighton ; the Iter. Neville and Lady Charlotte with an escort . n _ .._ _ _ . Grenville, in Hill -street, from ditto; Slajor•General Sir ertiene were equally uncrowned wait success. Mieelieed at his own expense and distributed The conse uenee f 9 ,s. o creased our debt of obligation to him, by sending tet an exe • " The Songs of Italy, translated or paraphrased this • • , • . Chanles Doyle, from ditto . - St- Robert Dallas, Ilan. from i -i n n root ived intellistenee that the ofreoders were hi the sria. and th e ! r . ted as our limits are, we cannot resist the tempta- : .. . , prosecution, CNCII though the pemulty inflicted may press on Wednesday.evening, containing the King's Speech, ti e ,. , by old Father Prout," is the best article in this nutn- amount merely to a ditto ' ; Adin - irel Sir David:La:l ' v, a• , (l ' Miss Gould. at M ' ivarrs .1-- ; e i 17, 01tr h ot yi of Cnsile Lough, sent a note irs' enntosa 1 .0 ervice yes °. " ssi quoteog this impressive pasFeige :- trifle, may be E 0 far important, as a Noble- which aigived two hours before the mai!. man. n - ho has been once condemned is thereli di! uali Hetel, from di:to ; Mr. and Mis - n Hartopp, and Mr . s. and Miss I laN ie l i r -l aktitlionv Parker, n gentlenizti of high respectability, .t. ed ChaP! er e 'e ''' Romeo Itud Jl•tf•-sll / Y Y • - b ber. There is a quaintness--a vivacity-a freshness- f • • - • • y q fied ( Frern the North DCVO)) Advertiser of Feb. 27.) ne e e _ , _ ule , ale et. we . .our Ives . egan but , . rom receiving any dignity or holding any public office, and, Guest at Fenton's' llotel, frem a tour ; John Helev Adding deputy lientement of the county of Tipp,... the Fill' e Wflde s le • d - •let (1 t l e-s • •st fTi S s'• --' magistrate, and teasi,i4 S° lt ar I,uees-your loves ended but with your lives. How about these pleasant papers, joined with a fullness Vesselengi would therefore never again appear in the Dien - A II _e ee : Ap e le ~, .. .e. , d toe_ l e oprigor u ,_ a . u .. n, . h o, , ton, Esq., at ditto ; Sirdnrenville Tempd . e. Bdro, in Piccadilly, rary. Mr. Parker, with his usual promptitude, institlited a 'evening. - a , t how blissful ! how agonizing ! and, all at once, and the PI), cns still ! W -d • b nsh h•d • t •ht of knowledge, and a power of original thinking, that we district in which he was elected has taken back the small e t. ar e_kin t d pro .. a t iptit t t c d: r. 4,ttli t. n Inch_ In . ha t s . fat o f u t re I q us , :t k i.h .. .t f c fro . m C•3astantino i plc . ; .dajor-G . c..neral Sir Tnoinas . and La i d! ^ - eneral search throur hout Castle Lough and the surrounding % ca. e _ . as eser • ay so ri e t urne in o . nig so . l i fi d 1• d • 1 , ' .. . , lan . d . ed estate whieh . he bad required in order to make himself th lies r , e , po, _?f li.. , d_ha ~ on the eiec ion o he epaa. e. or Elizabeth Reyee.l, ia Devon_shire-place, from a visit to tee ta, the Li° °-• untrw Dming thie lapse of time, Catherine M•Naraara e, , ,,, , •_ Dallied ever broken hearts so desperately with death? se c one n nom o ne in tie same u riter. " rhe eligible in that distrien and has thereby annulled his election, e House of Commoos. Countess of Newburgh, at Standon Hall, Surrasy ; Mr. and s' 9 - • • Gloucester. e loeteine . to an individual natnetl removed to P CII . 1.) . ill he . . . ~.. .. , i , f 41 ;_" ; (t ever the young, the pure, and the beautiful, with such Clifibrds of Craven" is by the late Andrew in consequence of the prosecution instituted against him. (From the Devonpori Telegraph of Feb. 28.) Mrs. Ilan aye. nt their residence in Carlton-gardens ;G. was 0 his residetic Picket), an . centre of a oreart t h eie z l, of . desire into the grave? Corruption may not touch . .., Fun. 19. his. 20. We have to express our s.incere thanes to the proprietors of Finch, Esq., M. P., in Uliper Brook-street ; Mr. Thompson, Reedy, the local posnion l ot avhich was tl i e . d. . i yesterchiP t m thieer n o odles -love-embalmed in our imagination, that cannot esturiable man, but an indifferent author. The tale is Five per Cents...• 102 101 - The Sun evening journal, fur their promptitude and extra o r- R. H. A., at ins residence, 76, Wellyeennetreet, Cavendi s h_ b og , While there, del: °ring tier , un_tirninato . , edra , Ilion, norning at flt half. a ee r ae ts f f re s e n i el hf c s le t zyi ) . eon i cr T}:ilathellofv the d to t mb h a t r h e i sl7t- t il prosy - . and common-place, and what little interest it • Four per Cents Bank Shares 1331 . 951 . . dioary exertions ea forwarding us copies of their papers, con- square; Mrs. an d th e Mi sses B as i le , a t th e Sn a rl of Listowel's, she - was alarmed by the ery or Poe (~, . rime . .. it the oflie e p tisrn--no light waken the bride on the bridegroom's brea P st a.,- l age:inlet , ins, is destroyed by the fact of its being unfi- _ 1326 _taining the debates oa the opening of Parliament, and on pie Kingston's House. flly !" She lifted her had. and saw Cre7liton riutu , ng . nended in' t e rodr f Ilea _ aces smile together, as if ench knew that the other was nished. In the " Tour of Oliver Yorke's Rhyming . Allgemeine Zeitung, Feb. 9 4. Address, by which We were favoured with intelligence on • the's° subjects several hours Were the arrival of the mail,. DEPARTURES. •Lord and Lady Crofton, from the ,Duke of Argyll's, Upper out of the bank door. while a mi:toitswired, sandy-corn plexioned man and five country-fellows. who were well Earl of Regi,n he r. Despair has left their forehe.ade to which delieht has HAMBURG 13011 SEN lIALLE, I'm 20. Brook-street, for Mote Park, C d n 'otinty -oscommon ; Count Ellenboro nt4 e - ` ti rned Af 11 h • ';' . • b . COUSin, " there are many good lines, and not a few lame (Froin the Cheltenham Free Press of Saturday.) armed, darkened the front entrance at almoed•the same ino e• Ed'°. 1 ,,, 0 ,, 0 . ter a t eir trouble, toeir eyelids are closed in Bills. Money. Bethyany, froin . Carlton-place, to •jonedthe hunt at Mdlto . n ; The announcement of the division of Thursday night was !neut.' An involuntary shuddering seized •her when she a , eir n ‘ under peace ; • nor evermore shall they let fall a single tear. ones. The author writes with case and fluency, and ' t i r e an bletll i l t i t cgies, I" .; i i i , e o r r r ee e , n ). t. .................. 1 , 1T , , 4 i 1 ,) 1 ; ;( 4, ntess Gage fnom 61-Ilion's Hotel, Savtle air ', And why weep we thus for netitious - woes-for funerals Ditto Bank Shares ~, • flu men teeing inquisitively in her face. Reedy, the F ' f Fhe t ' Hotel for saw • ' s s • rth s seems to have a strong disinclination to blot or 'con- 1318 1310 piece; Chat es Henen e e, ,sq., rora h o on a arrived before five o'clock, yesterday afternoon. A h lord of the " mud edifice," demanded "by what authority view Ist .44 ' 474 b .1 I . 11 •h ' • ld . te r , 4 ./. y unt 4 t ietr pa sin t e wavering wor of poetiy-- A Anglo-Russian Loan Melton I3owbray a e Licutenant-Gen.• nor-Evan Lloyd an t e - . gen elle ? nals that never were in earths though seeming 'of the uense. His description of sun-rise. on Mount Righi, Ditto, 5 per cent Paper 1 incripticn. ti per cent. - - '79% '79% . ( From the Sheffie/d litercury of Saturday, Feb. 28.) Dowager Lads- Trimleston, from the • Pulteney Hotel, for they dered to enter his man : , ~ . mon' r Th,. man who seemed'. .. e d businen, be the leader, heedless of R•eedy s quention, approached etas!: 2, ( 2 l :thy'--ristotouled with the sound of tomb-doors, that trite as is the subject, displays much picturesque Russian Inscription, !lope and Co., 2tt and 4th For the debate of Thursday evenine, and the division which Salop •- Mr ar - d Masa Oaltelev from ditto-fm• the Continent ;to "in pi t ,, , ~ ith a clash but in imagination's ear-overcome with 0 eth series - - the ehivering girl, and asked her in a northern accent, "if dinner on r e - s tnat cannot be sustained, for the fate of phantoms ? T 1 l't 11 •t t • th • th • f B p wer. ie 1 erery ius ra ion is mon is o e- Portuguese Regency- Bonds, 5 per cent Ditto ditto, 18 ,, t £33 N .. of the Proprietor of the The. Sun newspaper, which was sent- mond's, Belgrade-se u uere, fOr Tunle • ride e • W e ll s ; sir F,•aneis she trcre detained against her inclination, or•if she needed. ,ns, to aP a t'• . i ` We wee because G d • le tit tear e ja• . oin is goodness gave us the gift ranger, the celebrated French Liberal Song writer, the Ditto, 6 per mot eeei taa •by :Express, and arrived at Mr. Wiley's, the sole agent for Holyoake Goodricke Bert., M. P., from Arlington-street, for - eo p tection ?" Her humid eyes met his, and in mute elo t the C°' Dutch tlY, t er Ccnt, ~, that paper in _Sheffield, at ten minutespast seven o'clock last ngs es ti p eel _ a• We vi cep for phantoms, because we ourselves are placid, meditative expression of whose countenance, Ditto 5 per Cents 99 99 'Litton Hall, Staffor'dshire ; Lord Harris, from Albermarle- uenee ina• loved protection. " Child, do you need pro!eee night, having left London at four o'clock in the morniog. The hilip Ef e l 01 is b e 'ous. Are we not the Shadows of Shades ! Our life Point, Bonds, 3 per cents t g ions 4 th: same ,- voice 'again repeated in a hurried ea ;,. H . , Co , ° Att , , 1 . L .' 1 a dream-and we sadden at the dream of a dream-in especially the forehead and nose, with the spectacles Anglo-Danish Loan n per cents 74li. 74 express after*ards went forward to Leeds.' Symmon's Hotel, on a tour ; Lady and the Hon. Miss Mon- t • She gragunl - hie ern]. and almost breathlesely Alsager , il k t en the s - -• . • tee et,. ron ia an image of our own sorrow-the death of perched a-top of it, remind us of the veteran Godwin. Norwegian Loan of 'ISA, 4 p:r cents S i anish, in piastres, 3 per Cents.... ........... - Lord Dorchester from Stock-wood " nee : '*"- ' • - l* n •", Ite ''' Ti e honee was Bethel' , Te le LI ., °wn death. Brooding on our own mortality, the soul n t 4 • Ditto 4 per Cent. 59 ,- :. ..Sun, last week, we stated tCat the •express gained two heurs P:rk, Hants, int Newea ' stle ; Mr. and Mr's. Henry - Stewart, exelturned, " I yieint nothiog e d ea . Irtoin as sate& ITI •,. ' le History of Corporations" is a uceful, practical instantly cleared of a crow 1 t e i .. tt, het it ' ati collected : n, ~.es e o tra ortalioes more mournful than We can imagine even EXCHANGES ON LONDON. t• upon the Mail, but we ehould have said three hours and ten from Nottingham-place, on a tour ; Major-Genoral Dickinson, , r , T. D'S. t a , INV be : in some moods we draw coinfort-nor can article, h eut we cannot spare time to comment on it. teeseese. Fes. '20.-13 9•.„4 ; twomonths, 137%. • .minutes. - . . •• - for Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. .Flemine So John, for ditto ; her clothes were gathered ; t le t 1 le party filed , nate 11 1 ,";',e,,nurselves of seltisbnese-from the superior sorrows of tiitig , e 7.l.. Le li a t;il . ,. 9 ,;, -T a hre ld r oouths , 6 25 . .( From the Worcester Herald of Feb. 27.) ,the road, esPecto Colonel Sir-Oeorge and Lady Teesdale, from Brighton, for around her, and proceeded silently , o . _ , The number, on the whole, is an amusing one. VIENNA,IFEB. 10. 1 Tut ;rno-Jare9e igmt he, 10 19-32. ' ' • '-' - A third edition or The Sun evening paper of• last night, . e tei ` t hinsal sufferent-in others . we darken our lot-nor feel Weymouth ; Major. General Sir John Wate; s, from ditto ; ing each moment to he attacked. She was afterwar3e _epn .. - n ot 2' or ingratitude-by bringing over tt a gloom that belongs GRAIN . . . - has just reached us by express, anneoucing . the conclusion of Col. and Lady Isabella Kemple, from ditto, on a visit to the ducted to the hotete of a respectable farmer named Quin. - .b 1 S aar dn the atmosphere in which we breathe, but to a region MONTHLY MA GAZINE.-Cochrane arid Co. lArti eat. Marks . - Mecklenburg ...„ 216 to 228 ' • ' ' . ) Lots, 1iiian.„,.......... ...... -to -: the debate iu the House of Commons ine, the Address to Ise to wit , ...__- Nlet.sclenburg Earl and Countess of Errol, at Richmond Park ; lion. John where .she svas hospitably received and entertained, and ited State s ne • t ed by intenser griefs." The " Conservative Reformers" is a t . ernperate arti- - ri a et ? burg ' r 4 'too :ig i- _ ritdle:te : 108 (~.: 1 7 1 the King. ' Carnegie, from ditto, for Rosehill Park, Hants.; 'Sir Charles protected 'for the following night and day. Mr. Baxter, the ! of Cole - de, written with considerable ability, especially Where -. Aithalt, wt i nte... , ---,- Pot . ersi'm n rgb & Riga " 1 re 1213 'We (From the Plymouth Herald of Feb. 28.) and Lady Blunt, from ditto ;y. Blent, Esq., from dive; Sir leader of the little party rhet . lind rendered such signal se o r t: p a ge 6 e c THE NEW MONT.HLY. 279 t " o: - .28 I 'Matt, l'ftineranian ,tat we were in ete to Felix Booth, from di:to; St . Smitb, Esq , and film , ily, of , to - e „„ vice to the cause of huinarot e , then learned from the po i ta • the writer combats and scouts Sir Robert Peers clahn - ""'''te-i"re( iSil to 2221 Buck Wiica , - to .... 7n, Suit paper for the•ample report given insa late -impression c4„ilowfield, ricer Reading., from Dimond's Hotel, New Or- ~, eirl's own lips the particulars connected with lier abduc t iec .. ceedingly heavy this month, lookine altogether Rye, Mecklenburg l% to .195 I Pease, Upland. ye110w.....195 to 2•2.8 Of last week's Herald, of' the debate on the election of the ..• a n) cone an 1161 th E l ' ' ha l ii • 'I . • 1 ° 1 • ,to have " a fair trial." On this point he justly Observes, --.- Holstein . 169 to 192 Bems mondeetreet, Queen-square, for Boulog - ,.. . IP° to ..h.)14 tion. Before he wentto Reedy's cottag - e, all he. knew was, e c itor a oet -ie nsua. sprigateness witn , i , „. e ., . Speaker. The San was the _only London newspaper which space ot to , , the - Danish - to - Tares 198 to 216 ained per e e l : IL , c oining of that season which;imparts new life -to 6ir etobert can beget no confidence. A Minister must I3arley, Mecklenburgh... 150 to 156 Itoiteseed to _ arrived by the Friday evening's mail, the: contained the de- . - -- 7 ---- that a strange young woman wile detained there againat 46,000 gi u 'W r i have entitled hithself by years of service for the people -- 1 1 .::::e t ;:tbe e„.. • --- t t ( o ) -.-,„. 1 E i i i t , t s o a d ti ale t s to , 'l5 to 3: :bate, cOnsOquently its infortitation pr6aciatirtut of 11 - ; centein- FASHIONS 'FOR/ ,- .IVIARCIE. -, ;,, : •ler inconatien, and ondee suspicious ciretunetances. Next , 11 - . st of this beautiful world. Even " Gilbert Gur- 44 to 51 dav she was accompanied to the sessions-house of Nenagli, ~,, - ith• e r is . •to its confidence, ere lie can be - permitted to claim it. SUGAR.. . porarice twenty-four houre, • .. . , ... (From the Ladys.Maga.tine ancl Museum.) , 'tvliere - Mr. Parker, fortunately,' was a sitting MagiStrate ; eh are r- n jo ~, graver than he was wont to be, albeit, the Epi- Bahia, White, fine 71% to - in, ,Pe rnamb., White. 0rd.... 614 to 0 (From the Carlisle Journal of Saturday.) : -. •Ir c execu ilo s 0. 7 of the Dead Lady at the Inn is very finely con- I beh • . h t..otes t e people of this country to look upon mid IA NI • • ord. 6P4 71% Ilavannah, White, fine - 836 , Elc• Journal-Office, 2 o'clock ? a. m. BALL DRESS., -Dress of white crape ; corsage ala teeve,. ne. 1 - I it/ d into the Jury sle was a( m ..e romn,. and her eeidence • hal'ij 'lv'ed th . eir rulers vri p . j 3 , *th the most sus icious *ealous , • and to Brown, fine 6% ID% I m id... 8 8% By the most extraordinary exertions of the proprietors of vs The sleeves very short and full anti u.'''atnented with two deep re' mentioned. After taken, a.nd . a warrant was iseued as b . 0f,,, , . lit of blonde - that nearly cnver theists ~ The skirt of the ler, pun' s d , and altogether original. The anecdote of the , mid iili 0 I md ••• Z% •7% Tha . , Sun, we have received a full report, of the conclusion • • being examined, )Ir. Parker very kindly gat . e he . r mon y, Ilen e _ give the present men what they call a fair trial, is to 6 e 6% Havannah, Yellow, fine ~ .14 73 4 f " '. b ni d d - e h sid s os .. she front about - n. • le an • t ee , • was not worth the trouble of stealing ; but as Rio, White, fi:e rd - 71 % o the debate on Thursday night in the 'House of Commons. c a l:T v :s a n s e t a h .y . k um nee r s °l w e h r :re it7o n ntin ac tiee all ro:ing ohe dress. got her a proper conveyance. and an escota _of polteg to con rise poP u e nn put the House of Commons into their hands, and IC) mid. p i p i r e g -,. jive , s; duct her to the arms of her afflicted parents:, Where eh`e• now 4 kstone is none o ti et . • f the inost scrupulous of drama- . or 4 64 7 i Manilla, Yellow .... it 0 - A deep blonde put on to a narrew satin lisere . or Llation ; ts r Reed • •, , wait and see whether they will hand it over to the Aris- Brown; fine OO I Refined, fine 0 0 ( From the Leicester Chronicle of Feb. 28.) - the dress the appearance of a short tunic. Ceinture of pin., remains under the, especial protection of M . . .?.haracter; , ''' We dare sav it fluent De possible to trace it to mil. - ' The Sun ciroulated the ne , .vs of Mr. Abereromby's election satin ribbon. Another pink satin riband, edged all round with . . - ' • •sre e o s, . '", „ t ie ~ . F ri _ tocracv or no "A" Vo • • %acre in the North Sea "is a ord.,. 5,4 6 ord ....... 0 0 . Iles , earner prouuctfon wan " iturai Kenclty." elle s. '. e es. 4 Perriamb,, White, line ... 0 0 Batavia, Brown •oee tO the Spottlter's Chair by express, at the . rate ef nearly eleven blonde, forms:a poiet that reaches to the top of the waist at THE MARKETS-(THIS DAV). NESS' t. l 3 a er • . ~ , tale written with much skill and eraphic force ; and mi 1.... 67 1 , 714' English lumps in loaves... 0 0 • miles per hour 1 :We believe we have to• thank the proprietor back; it is heought over the shouldets, and crosses beneath ta t ee p s are " Francia, Dictator of Paraguay, by .. b • COTTON. . fort wpy, though by some mischance it did not reach us till the ceinture in front. The ends are short and rounded. This EXCHATN - GE. • at )t n on. Mrs. Norton, and the " Chapter from the Note • to the " N we may extend the same praise e eeromancer," Caroliva and t Tennessee... l 9 o4 to 10 1 Georgia, r d drd 4th sort 9to 04 t.-- ' tfO L , 0 0I t eorgia. 1 ,1 „. 5 d sort Surat .......... 7_ 4 3' Su % •••• th 'd . f• t' dna. of Eublicetion. We grate () or ree ays a tei ne .. , riband is rut on the ehoulders to make it sit. Coiffure en ,In cone uenee rd C; t ° lle l t N oister ' ous state of the weather last week, c DAY ., which, however e we have an indistinct recollection of G iiii 14 ,4 It Tg a o n e of a deceased Lawyer." The former is a most. 1. te it' . Tully accept the will for the deed. T e Same paper brouget c hiffons, on-lamented with jinvels, and three ostrich feathers. the arrivar g s of , all kinds ef gre.in were ,6rnall, and of _Fleur also in it Week. - " te resti having met with before. -7liamburg Papers, Feb.l.o. to Leicester, before . one - p.m. on Friday, Thursday night's The back hair is in one high braid, encircled by a rich orna- considerable. Tizere wae ne venation in - the trade during thr DAT• ' 11 he vi our al' d pe, u _ n ng paper, wntten with a.. t g 4 . , - - meal! FUNDS-Asisrganam, Fir':„ . 24. . . debate and division "on the Address ! • ment ofjewels ; puffings of gaze • Dona Maria are placed at week. This morning 'there ere moderate t areelorpplies of. er h ery ling. . * ea l th 4 d en which inark every production of the lair UNITED SERVICE JOURNAL. Money, Bin, (From the Bath Guardian, of Feb. 28.) each side of the braid. Two high ostrich feathers spring from article. The millers showed very little ( epos•iloo . tc pole . a.e • Actual Deht, 234 per Cent. es been dull at. las , wee/t s Times. ' Prime „ 4 11 • 4 'ir!ss : the latter is a painful detail of circumetan- Colburn, London, 1835. Attiort Syndic, 414 per cent ...t 56 4 5614 5 ) 5 4 RI The Sun newspaper _with. the result, pf fine debate MI the the hank ; a third is pl f aced . or . er the left ear, and droo . ps to:v. Whe . at, and this trade h i .. . h ont hair hroncrht lOW at tho Sides is reansu s Barlee meets a ao. deman a.. -. , d f ' 'eat quotations ; in on) . et' reSpeC ting ' , eVid e lo nCe, vague, rambling, and desultory, which There are etnne clever, caustic remarks'on " Modern . Ditto, ditto, nei l er cent . Loan (IA110) 5 per cep. ~, 80 34 : Bn% . Amendment to the Ahress, reached this city by expfef i g be. t;teds the ince.- T e e . r , , 1 . . ' - l' rk'i 0.1 ere have ziot beon manv transactions, Beans aro meal- I n n 11 nte ' tween ehrte and . fou r yeef er d4- 'afternoon. The account n-as in full elesters of rt . nelete. A sanall flat egoel chain, a tours, n t • es n to Ditto (1632 and 93.3 q; t.u... ..._rey ..)oase toipport t u t I' < - lin . %ling Pease• remaiii -dell,. 111 s; 1 to the Preetaoi lit the execution of a gentleman in the . prime of Naval Novels" in the present number of this periodi- commercial cose ee ,.. eia 5 p - er cent. balled with delight . by .all.friends of their country ; age o e t e e eres - ses the kora like a ferrenrecre. Necklace, eer-rings, s only n.t tlie . teFlus of tins day e, f 4 t;, per cent 10514 Ina.s 4 th e'r eir • value. Oets meet butera Al on th,.. e ,, P ,0 6 Exchange on ioautton, One month 12 10 to 12 12 4 „Tories looked lugubrious; but Sir Joseph . Surfu ee s s reeon o. and brooch of cameos. White kid glover., white ;Atm shoe!, 5 ;,,.. i ,,. ht . , Th. ti our trade naes dell: without variation in :law'. L. or the alleged crime of poisoning a relative of cal. The writer, however, underrates the merits of tzrov Dn.-gar .n ~ ew e . Two months -Dulfit 1 4 ftpers, Feb. 25. 12 05 mendation to the - Tories - to mueter etrong; to prevent his being silk stocking?, blonde scarf. - Tomos ON }MARI/ 01 ;Mir. ised to t-l' r ~ , • fe tilt , • It endi too painfully ; but being 'a. fact, the Glasscock, Chamier, and Martyatt, who are assuredly . . - beaten last night upoa the report, WWI the flickering light that (From The Court .:11eyazite.) ns, Small k now', ......... ....-1.---i. itl,e.lt, ILA (tad . % . -'' -g „' ( Bet ' - , oli) -s. . . . , _ --white v•a.1•••• ..... --- --- - ---- - : ' 1.- Cbrk fl •... ti lm l aY . not with the writer. The. opening e .artiele "On men glued with much penetration, and show abundant ' hope permitted to cheer their &earn apiritin Dt!omtn Dittss.-An. under dress of white satin, the rope too 0 ... 34 5, ...,....„,:i t ts, „;: , e. i - i ,ck (nc4 ) Xis :its. a of the ei - FRENCH 'PAPERS. ' • - ... • 42,.. 41... •- -- - (ohl) 3:s.:l *. , 'it)' 3 t te s al of the Rural Population," conteans several very knoWledge of nature. We cannot_ agree with him that • _____,.......___ (From Woe/Aer i e &e'er Gazilte ot Feb. 28.) . white crape, the Ctirttage i 8 cut - love and square, Pointed at __- Fin e 44 e 4.n. i- 1 forro7' y/N,- • . '1 ., • 38s ii. (d i,' "b le b - • Tim publle, Rs well as ourselves, -are tinder the grea t es t e b_ bottom, plain bellied, and draped . a . la Tyrolienne oil the ----- T e sl ; ,"g e • r ( l i tal e 'n' ens. easp--- h ----- nee)............e5.40 5 . aountv a if( , .• ic PAnts. FEB. 2a o-We have already mentioned the - -• le t o servatiOns, which We shceatd be happy to Captain Chaim: s Unfortunate Man," is a mediocre repo.. . the itt u if ° ligations to the spirited proprietoe of the London Sun Ev6nin g bosom ; a blond lace mantilla encircles the hael i t , and . shouldenn ____-_ ye n . - t,i d . ss .: t. ,: Lra 3u n . „..,. - GO 4' enf orced Whiell Iva ' s pretty generally spread, the - t - the son of Don Carlos p d auze re- -- :,tipertin . , , c 1 in - e6 ta r i ous 4, on the attention of the .Leeislature. The performance. There arc passages in it, especially was f the exte-ordniar dis t•h aper, _or _ ... • y ~ pn L. and exertioaa . he has it is _ornamented with . papillon bo . w i s of rose , co , r r e e r et , aii . the _ led.„,igdi .. , ‘w,. 47 : 1: 1.... _ () L' a , , , , , 4 ,,,.. . ..... ... y , i,.. ,..., 14,.., gs f 0 on board the veesol recently captu-ed on the e en f un ount_e lae o . , te ri , . r. . . . ' . . ° s ° • again evinced m sending us copleis of th s Notes of the Mopth" are 'exceedingly well writ- in the first volume, of very considerable eneroy, though Biscay.' We aeain e find this nevvs in the following terms, in a bi Th K' ' ‘ 4 ' • 'lt I' I : t '• a Express Edittotsa of bthid. Double bong int sleeaes, t iedippe._ seile v - in iront " Y ` .. Iran : d t e e: ‘ , l ll . u s i 5 0 1:0 1 , , .. 5.." ~ ° , letter from Madrid, published by the SentiTielle:- II d hlf I spaper. --e iner a .!.13 , - , ei. , i . Vl.llta WU e..veree at a • otter forms only a large . bouillon. Ihe sloe. ope i ns I back ' "lc). Grinding -_,jp. • - n s , - Potat, ,, ' t he ob t • ^ th •el f - f 1 as h 1 the work • p o l ice . serve lone on e c 0 ,41 uct o some ot le awo e, is not equat..to " baitors and .4 past two o'cli , rk on Tti f esay . afternoon, was received at our and trimmed down the sides with blond laee, .i.s ‘l t o h o le e t e. .........-- New 25.3.c77. Irelsn'cl, f v It is positively affirmed tha the eldest son of the infant ei s 'e( o-1 the - m a ltin g edgers& th e I naglstrates strikingly jilSt ; and the notices of Saints," or " Peter . Simple." " Traditions of the Don Carlos, and tbe I3ishop, were' among the Carlists tak . °ffice at 1 . 2 o clock the . 01.0 - N , ing day, and we had the ideasure in full folds by , pepillon botae, conwspondi . ng•-t ( lea ) - e t e h . t• ot Mait 'F"r • New .i.is. ',Os. -... =:•oteli 'ins. ti.l4. Iri.,:li h 4 19.1.24s lit " Fi e ~ • on boar . d the en Isabella-Anne. There are ivarious conjectures of supplying the principal News Rooms and Public Institn- shoulders. \I lete•crape turban, a low foun slum , e ro. id - z - e i ~ , , , d . _ ew ::ii, 40, 1 nom l' ? tvn k pc• • . L.' -3•4=111. !MSS. p t o, Of ti , c Arts creditable ta the critical taste and fancy American War of Independence," contain some highlu tions in this city vvith' copies. We, received the news of the is arranged in high arid voluminous foldS on the left Side, e and a • nt e r ee -N, e„ ee l . ew e -. necoees ate ete-.. rs for the nnrs "e editor. 0 . respecting the means that have been emp oyed to efface fro•n • • termination of the debate by 7 / x: - . de ...4iin per telegraph. - in sma I •- 1 tar ones on the right. A ,gold band of a rich but tight _ m t c„ - ,l.ts. 33, I - North Country ....... :.x. , s oes. isions are of coloured reminiscences of the most stormy period the the list the names of those two 'persons. I have I d a a rea y told • tn. I Bran . • , kind le placed at the base of the folds on the left side, and -,-- Boilers _ ...... you that the prisoners had been condemned to banishment to - (Fr . em the Liverpool Chronick of Feb. 280 ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING r.,AST WELK. eget 6ts ,l t i l l' l' , i'l, TAIT'S MAGAZINE. New World has ever known. Of the remaining articles, the Philippine Islands." We recetved from Mr. Willmer last evening., at a qtiertee i ! the rieht. A . bouquet of red roses P i s tu e t s lie b l e t li b il u ld sls t i l e le i r i n ts:r n ted in the band on the left, and a single -- - ' ----- 7"-- -- - - - m -77 ' c ies, ot io , - c St 1 we must content ourselves with saying that they are '•1 1 a b i an ey and Gesham plan of Church Reform . 1 . . .lc. La Santa, Member of the Chamber pf Proeuradores,' lock an ex re ' - peen - tee tee , . p . es e . dition of The Sun, containing • ..- er -- e . •-•. . • , • - _____, ~,, i , i .„ in the las „a to :: .. ese laced under the folds on the ri,ght. ' Polonaise ef broad .. i 4. '1 F. 5 : P '.°'. '-' 8 Houses , tle;aos Se Y and mercilessly shown up by our stout Radical e re neither . aeove nor below par, in point of literary ex- juet as he was returning to his own house, on the ilth, re- the whole of . the pro . ee . e .. dings in the House. of Commons on , hn P s• tin riband embroidered in a wreath of red roses and 1 cons Nyhence. , ii . ~ ,, r , r 5 1 Si I_e . I ld of Et i 4 1, 4 4,-Tait, this momh. Not a leg does he leave these un- cellence. , ceived three wounds in the head with a knife, and was ethen . Thursday, with the division on the Addrese., Our space being u ... i e d • • • ' stripped by the robbers who had attacked him,-21fe eseger, already wholly occupied by the previous d ae , a a on. eb ts * mu t 0 ' foliage ;it is lined end bordered with swando . wn... , Witit t, e k d id ... .....1_,... ___....1._,.............. -......--i Qrs. Om, qrs. 1 Qrs. ! Qrs. Qi, 1 Qrs. , .a . ..ka he HO% Case S t i ll Sta Feb. 28. , fitte ourselves tc; a mere enumeration of the mimes of the gloves, trimmed . with a double ruche . or 714ite sa.ia renan .. yuy liouSet... no r., £it teSME R to stand upon. The article is in his T.HE SPORTING MAGAZINE. White satio flippers in sandals. The Tewel.ery worn with thIS 1 - ' 4 ' .igh: ; 4 ,...„ , 2 ,, e ._ i 2f i. , 3 ..- fif) • ti , 71 Landing tiv o ot ° ,:! Ina tin all er, and will flash conviction on the minds of Pittman, Warwick-square. , FRENCH FUNDS.-Panis, FEL 23. Five per Cents., 1084 30c. 25c. 40c. • ' ..speakeri on Thersday. • dreas Ehould be peare, . maven 1 ~.::, ; .... . 4 0 .., 6:c • hall f ee rttes s i• e ivif Four and a Half per Cents., WE -e. ( From the Inverneis airier of Feb. int.) till4llto Dlits3.-A round robe of bleu de Roi velvet, a iko . : , e - tzt , , ' 111 i - 11 - 11 , 119 2:i6 Aloe ' , 1 01 ' '' ° are This number is embellished with two handsome , we _ (te n 44 f at not duller of comprehension than the Four per Cents., 9lr. LOc. 'We have to acknoWledge the courtesy of the proprietors of i on the hnsle an . d front of the p ee ; . Three per Cents., '7Bt 2 c. l'Oc. low corsage, draped .horisontally - - 9 ' l - - - I - .Vo f ; arid ~ telt '4 4,7 weed that rots on Lethe's wharfi" " Shirrefrs well finished' engravings, one a portrait of C. Newman, Bank ACtiOns 1,13251. . . The Sun London paper ; in forwarding a copy of their Er:press breast, and pointed nt the bottern. Sleevus a4a tolle,nt bloode s teeetoe, ---- - - . , • - • e King ' e el ;, 'Leine de N.ipl'es, 950. 50c. ';, oe . edition of Thursday, containing a full•report of the debate on de .Cambray, over beret oinei of white eatin. . Velvet man. , tetidnds di iv , :t _ : . a..„. de _ ..... ___ _ _ to O r ' oP i ' lil t , 'IS in Canada," is one of those sound, business- Esq., by Rolfe, frorn a painting by Turner, and the Roman Five per Cent-„. 9714 74. - er . _ do c .m t • re,,;__ , Rente d'Esp•agne, • the Speakeinhip .that afternoon, filling about six colinfins. cherona of die, shelrforre. edg::dwith blond lece. .r e he ruche la,,,W ee 'n' - - 7 . _ r .. 11 'IL) 70 ___ .. _ ... riv-_•. per Cents., 411,4 %. trY, De ,,,,r 0 '.., ig z i ll "",W4 s crammed full' of facts, for which this Ma- other a view of hunting ground, with three .of the Rente d'Espa-• •.- - . This is a striking instance Of great exertion' and die - patch _in which trim"; the hoso:n ie - of blend° illusion. l'he liao• is parted a a r.. ;ii , roatli eiteCt, , he „de; Three per Cents., 25%%%. .:-.., - 6 5 t:4 ILI:, -- - - ...... 'Loral s9.':.usli - Loan, 441 4 .. ' . - the oommunicatioa of, intelligence. . ; .__ ed ia. ftill _ciirle at the sideee . anl t ints te.rwick .... - 49 -- :lilt - - , - iio zoll' tf) th „ e has lone been celebrated. Within the small Essex Fox hounds in front, and two horsemen enierg- . on .the forehnad, arrang Rents , ' • 7 • , electi°"•"'ell • • T 4 SS f '-' - .- • _ : - ..rerpetuelled'Evagne, 14 4 %. ti - 68 - --- -. -," it 16 4 0, It lth o some four or .five pages, it furnishes us mg into view in the distance, The dogs are not stif• . eeleian tom, 102. - ' 7 , , '-' (From the WolverhamPtou Chronicle of Feb. 20.) .. _ full how an the summit of the liead, - Inem !dome a . i•nett. e , or Dene,r , rm.:, ,_ tie _o.s, Gratl, s e:TlJ I sing, to e a .v vie . Portuguese Loan live per rents., 91%. We are requested to state, that the latest and expreithedi- two is suffered to stray. A golden aigow trave t h f Leith - • - i 0 la - - - - - ild be eied y .; At te , l very pith an 1 e essence of . the work it expa- ficiently animatedte- The F4porting • articlee are lively . Haytian Lozn, 340 t: 3.1'1' * - f.• tions of The Sun NeWspaper nre forwarded to Mr. Pope of and a circlet of gold en forromere eoreple , fs I e.il d ernallion ; ts .. e ''--- - - -- ---1-• te -- 7 - 1 Sitting n ale lid e 0.. . EXC .fiE OK L , NDON. :"1 0 . 1399 797 .1944 '94 .72.5 1 hs, the Mitre Salop-street, from tho office .of Maniell and do., thecoiffura. - Neekchain ala Chevaliere of go . IRISH • trea ti nes ". - " The Great:. Modern ',Poets, great Re- e - and full of interest. The' " Sportstnan'S Dream sa ..7 . Olr•i• . - month, money, '2 , ..oe.; Three months; !IX (Nei' ' - .-.. • . ' . - . ..----- . . . ... Cntt ~. . : ..... ...... , -.-, - • .I?tl • --, 4- i. - 4 4 a'°*re e • • - FRENCH FUNDS.-Paats, F „ . 26. , „ entirminghani, who possess advantagee in supplying - these late • - ' ' - enFashio..) the e?P f e- 04 Ak a. )is from the ' f . W H•'. h 1 b excellent. - -. - . ~:. . '. Five per Cents., 10 4 f. Ze. 40e. 45c. '• , editions winch provincial agents have. ,On Friday morndogrot • . cFroin the Gentlenzan'. , Nuca.t.l n y ~..4.1;1ia. .. blank otti:liii ._L_7_ - . 1 " ? 7 - -1 - - pea' p . m. owitt, wo a ours . eteree" • ece e il'ehut ; . • zee = . Four per Cents., 97f. -t.. , 'fi've o'clek they received that paper by express, giving eight . Even on rile" c‘rdte are er blue ' ret h e or' -., ..,-. ' -, ' Total ... I 1..03 1:399. i 797 :Bi4l .:4 :`..?:, 1 . 171, I'l 1 taken" CO Ull it eL , .11 ‘aiii-to prove that Sir Walter Scott's CO UR T MAGA ZLVE. Three per Cents., '7Bf 3ne 35c. 45c. 13u 1 t titton ; tee in th e ee e 1•-- .4 i) reath cr 'Witte de:Naples, 9,5 f. £3(le. 65C. , golinnes of the debates on - the Speakership ;nand" we hate' pre- and claret colours ; the blue has a pel. .. g e • lilted eteel AGGREGATE QUANTITII:4 OF OTHER KtIVI.YS 01 , 1'1.1.314'. • • ''' ,heirl' o f ( . 11 1 , :erte tt i e _ e a b enume Reforming - spirit. The ob- Some of the best, because the most .characteristic, Roman Five per Cents., 98 97A. , viously had occasion to speak of the great activity displayed brown, dahlia, nod clar(7t have fanny gni : r.. r,* ~ s ; . ,s Tar , 4 3 ; _,,,,, 5 ,,,,d,17,.....,„ 1 ,. ~, e e.l.-• liti.••o-Nlis!Arcl,`44.--S.ecrts . ,.4 . li lost .., 'Lento d'Esurigne,. Five per Ceats., 44'4 saSn. o. I. ..h . . , in . . _____,...___ . ____ ......._ ...____..._.______ buttons ; • and all drepe coats have silk tatsingas, I ,9 , I a coq . o , l o :d bit er 2ns on the " Stamped Press," will be read with reminiscences of Charles Lamb, are to be inet with in Itente'd'E.spagne, Three per Cents , 271, l? 8 27%. ,• by the proprietor and agents of that paper. . ge i tie . SMITHFIELD - MA.I - ".KET. Royal Spanish Loan, 41% 41. and hreastiz, and velvet collars ; they., are. wlthout 1.....T . s % p oden± e : A ri t !' o g f t ,,,,:g) first, from their anecdotal character ; secondlY, this . • (From the Macclesfield Courier of Feb. 28'. ) • . ' * I tne trade w-aa some ltente Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 44%2'. I rally, and the - t:kirts are net so narrow as they have been " ern This dav's supply was. inederate.e good, ent ~_ ; re se" e rsy th "' th e c ~ , number. From internal eviden ' ce, we may safely Portugue e Loan, Five per Cent., 1 4 1 , A. , , ..XFItESS WITH THE DIVISION •ON THE . ADDRES3 •-11I.r. a- \that brist:., at the following• • tive te li ee ~, (arum', ofF-hand gossiping spirit in which ascribe them t h fM P Th . ot e pen o r. atmore. "Ditto, Six va Cents, 99. , - Murdo Young, tbe very spirited proprietor of The Sun paper during the'winte,r. • ears ef \,,,• 7 are „ e , e story Haytiau Loan, 3991. 385 f. ' FO - wandcoate velvete ic every variety, with white satin or !quer)) PER •STONE OF tkI.M. 79 SINK Tsl.^, ox'rAl.s. o te, 4 .14 1 i ti Mied. " Political Morality - and the Tory , passed through this - town yesterday evening about half-past • .. 6d. to-s ill. j soto s cI. f ate. it h , atry ,') • of the dog Dash, whose vagabond • ' ' propensities when EItcIIANGE ON LONDON. . They are inade sinele breasted, mereella undennenisteo . ats. . . e e o e ee I In - c•ier 5heep....... ..... 2 “.1 2 4 ber ° •tiii'! 1 , 0 Verj es -la clever and pungent. The subjoined One month, paper, -f. ---c. ; money, '2 f fl9e. • seven o'clock, bearing the . in:Portant news of an Amendment 1 tioighirs" e s s i l ,%. o ., • a 4 •.i . ' See'ol'•il eitahte ditto.. ... P. A 31 , aOl ~t out walking with his master, bid fair to "be his Three months, paper, -f. -e.; money,. 25f. 17... C. .t 0 the Address - on-the King's Speech,. in the House of Coni- noth tt broad rolling etollar. • •• • • • second eine. "e•-•••••• :; " r . o s neen ane.,,,eoa di tto e . i; 6 3 A vide t , t , o r eti a re so 1 Dress trovreers nave no great variatee,black rioS neilberry n ee , teree r, e n... ..: , t! -,,. , it t , t- - conlidliwn iNetht•ri , ... ',.kl'. 4 c) xped ien t 0. 0 1,4 I, O tQ th , . muc4 to the purpose, that we must death," is capital. The embellishment to the present FRENCH FUNDS.:...'Paat, FLB. Ite mans, tontaiired in a *second edition of Thurslty's Sun, brine . - _ _. a 9 11 ei .. fro° k eP a ulin - nee eer cents., !ref 80e. .109 f. 1031*. lA. Jag down the debate. to itR ehlee. et 5 neeesee .4.- 4.-- -e.t.a. being the onit - colour!. Thsy are alwaye cut rather tight - to new" seots, ftc.f... ••••••• :, l c : A _ , ~,,,. ~, .A., ; fully convinced that no Tory will ever be I Four per Cents.. 97f. • -...e. number, is a portrait of the Hon_ 'Mee_ Rb.,‘,.. .-t.:_t. future ta " to !, _ It - Ink. __ OTIO I4 /7 ; 1 ri lent hoc wof pew -01 j,ar 1 ) f M.. 0 ,, 0 , a. aiStrat .;eta f, an ter the Lavi ) It o tirc,, f Ese bev e or ' to 5° se 111 ill, aitc— ,.260,0 oe c o' Offieq - 5c0t 10 , 4 0 443 A for 0' iv. a or ° the 1, J o lating the 3T ios'illat# on t l ' e le aglev a t tool, L . 11 3 ' is fY, 4 , 11!",, t f C,0n 5 ?1, I.3rit i ` 115 f [ ,,,ft ° lat e the TAIT' S MAGAZINE. is T , he Stanley an d G.:sham plan o f Ch urc h R e f orm fi. i :u l _ , Y and mercilessly shown up by our s t ou t R a d ica l 114,-Tait, this mouth. Not a leg does be leave these un -I,PPY statesmen to stand upon. The article is in his kli whn t 1114 nner, and w ill fl as h conv i ct i on on t h e m i n d s o f fa are not duller of comp re h ension th an t h e T r t ' l ' t eed that r o t s on L et h e ' s w h ar f . " " Shirreff's lik, s ' e ts in Canada," is one . of those sound b iva usineiss- Lq z ,rev ieWs, cramm e d f u ll' o f f acts , f or which this 111 ' has long been cel e b ra t e d. Wi t hi n t h e small of some four or five pages, it furnishes us il k 4 ti le very pith an d essence o f the work it expa fortn " The G reat .. Modern ":Poets, great Re -444, is from the pen of Win. Howitt, who labours but in vain—to prove that Sir Walter Scott's ti . e l •ti " bre a th e a genuine Reforming spirit. - The ob- i l t , a °ns on th e " S tampe d Press, " will be read with f t , i t in r "t, first, from their anecd o t a l c h arac t er ; secon dl y , th arc cordial, OW-hand goss ipi ng s pi r i t i n w hi c h Penned. " Political Morality and the Tory is clever an d pungent . Th e su bj o i ne d Itlo t ie 4 re so much to the purpose, that we must to th eta ; fully conv i nce d that no Tory will ever be • i nake any satisfactory reply to them : t ll 4 the Porno-meat, however, the evidence is rife, respect iSf e °PiniOnS of the Tory party. The whole strength h or o t - f the .t. co bty rrupt corporations has been put forth t ? supp tw hn .4ndidates. hereT seemed a natural alliance be ee Se e , bodies • and every on e understood the reason of . tho it,c,c44,:ih_eoco2rporations believed, and said, that the. Tories, N ity 14 4 n . t Powe r , wt?uld . render abortive the endeavours ; to refor m their iniquities. The . Tories, from one iel4,4:l;;;.th;:roeticintarnyyto the other, acquiesced in this statement ; Ih Nt 1 1 %',e w,..e are, that no honest man of that party would say alteration in the old Corporation system. 14, L PPor ht l i d ol a Sir . Robert Peel, if he intends to increase the tali - erit p ~'-onstituencies, by making them identical with the constituencies Ones? - Does he intend to make the Cor -4)" oMeers eleciive, and responsible to the people? If he ti:lll,ithese thing, wherein lies the difference between him li t ;44l;Yhißs) and s why do the old cOrporations favour and her t „ ) : 1 n 1 ? Th e truth cannot be denied or hidden—they op t l'brted him becaus e they believed that he would ad- I,' principles and Professions of .his party; and they, e , 4 'ter, mean that no change is to take place." th a , Experi ences of Richard Taylor, " are penned delightful, unaffected, waim-hearted spirit, for e all these Papers have been remarkable since end °llRnencernent• Their chief recommendation_ i t is k ri 44 . 4 great one —is their perfeet naturalness. They ))t kr 41 hg the few periodical compositions which will titlNre-khlication. In the dialogue entitled the" Pry A i , ') there are many sententious and sagacious re th rnWnoff, currente calam o ; the article, how- Some of the best, because the most characteristic, reminiscences of Charles Lamb, are to be met with in this number. From internal evidence, we may safely ascribe them to the pen of Mr. Patmore. The story of the dog Dash, whose vagabond propensities when out walking with his master, bid fair to "be his death," is capital. The embellishment to the present number, is a portrait of the Hon. Mrs. Shawe, which is executed in a very superior style of engraving. ENCYCLOREDIA OF GARDENING. GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. Longman. London, 1835. As these two periodicals are both edited by the same gentleman, and published by the same bookseller, moreover, as they are devoted to the same subject, we have classed them together. Both are carefully con ducted, full of practical knowledge on those matters of which they profess to treat, and illustrated with a va riety of neat wood cuts. FRENCH FUNDS.-Pams, Fee. 25. Five per Cents., 10531. 30c. 25c. 40e. Four and a Half per Cents., 102 f. ---c. Four per Cents., 9 , if. We. Three per Cents., ISt 2 c. Bank Actions 1,8251. Rente de Naples, 9.5 f. 50c. ';,oe . R R e o , m ,t a c n ci F Es iv p c , p g e n r e Cc f n i t:,. 2 ,: r 34 (.7 74 eiit5., 41 1 4%. Rente d'EsPade, Three per Cents., 25%7 %. Royal P•':.stsli Loan, 4 410.. eerpetuelle d'Espagne, I.sj v • r'lll". .. e ig Pt an pain , 102. Portuguese Loan, Five per Cont,., 91%. Haytian Loen, 30t: 3FO • "f. - EXC ON ON ',NEON. Pue month, money, 2 . ; 'Tree months, 451. INe.' FRENCH FUNDS.-PARis, Fan. 26. Five per Cents., 10 - 4.33 e. 40c. 45e. Four per Cents., 97f. -t.. Three per Cents., 78f 10e 35c, 45c. Route de:Naples, 95f. 80c. Ssc. Roman Five per Cents., 9s 973 . Rente d'Espagne,. Five per Cents., 44'4 Rente-doEspagne, Three per Cents , 27,, 28 2:A. Royal Spanish Loan, 4474 41. Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 44% 5 . Portugue c Luan, Five per Cent., 11 1 A. Ditto, Six pt Cents, Sig. , Haytian Loan, 390 f. 385 f. EXCHANGE ON LONDON. - One month, paper, -f. ; money, 2 f Three months, paper, -f. -c, ; money, 25i; FRENCII Fee.l7. • • Five par Cents., ICC< 80e. .109 f. - 1021. boc. Four per Cents., 97f. Three per Centic., 751. 63c 7)1: 791. National Loan, 108 f. 75e. Bank Actions, 1,825 f. Rote de Naples, 961 96f. 20e. 45c. Roman Five per Cents., 98 9314. Rente agne, Five per Cents., 4414 45. Rome d'ESI agile, Three per Cents., 2734. • • Royal Snithish Loan. 45 • 5!•; Rente Pet pet. d'Espagne, Five per Cent., 4414 41. Portuguese Loan, Five per Cents, 91 1 4 92. I taytian Loan, 390 f. EXCHANGE ON LONOON. 0.. e month, paper, -f. -c. ; innnoy.. 25f. 30t, Tit rte months, paper, -4. -c.; money, 25r. c • 'FRENCH - FUNDS.-Vaitis. Fan. 28 • Five per Cents., Ice( 108 f. 95c. 10J1. - tir par Cents., 911: 25c. 1 lace per Cents: 791.-15 c 79f. 79f. 30C. Rank Actions, 1 , 825 f. 1;8301. Route de Naples ' 95f. 30c. - 20e. 4oc. Roman Five per Cents., 93 98 1 4 93. Rente d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 45 Pent,, tiTspa.glie Tiiree per. Cents., 17?3. Royal Spanish Loan,i • Nervet. r 1,1 , Cents., 45. Belgian I.oati, - Five per Cents, 102 1 .4. • Portugueso Lroaa , Five per C.int., Ilaytial; Loan, 3.15 f. • EXCHANG% a. 4 LONDON. Onp month, mo ney , . Three months, paper, 7sf. -f.f-c. ; money, 25f. 17!- - c. --Cours . 4 7ithentrwte., • • BOURSF, QUARTER. TO Fonn.-•-Five per Cents., 1014 f. lbe. ; 70:. 30e. ; per Cent... Spanish, 45 ; 3 per Cent. ( 3 1i t Pr t e o, C 271 ', ; '' Cortes . , 45 ; Coupons, ; Guebilard, 4 5,E ; pit- feces, 15i ; New Loan, 661 ,• Ducats, 96 6f.); Romans, 93; Bel gians, 102 i; Tedroi, Cis ; 0 '26 •• Dutch, a; 30. (From the Inverness airier of Feb. '25.) We have to acknowledge the courtesy of the proprietors of The Sun London paper, in forwarding a copy of their Express edition of Thursday, containing; a full report of the debate on the Speakership that afternoon, filling about six columns. This is a striking instance Of great exertion and dispatch in the Communication of intelligence. (From the IVolrerhantiiton Chronicle of Feb. 25.) .. We aro request e d t o state , t h at t h e l atest and cap:re:4'oEli tions of The Sun NeWspaper are forwarded to Mr. Pope, of the Mitre, Salop-street, from the office of Muriel' and Co., Birmingham Who possess advantages in su pplyi ng • t h es e l a te editions which provincial agents have. On Friday moreirig . at eve• o'clock they received that paper by express, giving eight .columns of the debates on the Speakerihip ;- end we hate• pre viously had occasion to speak of the great activity displayed by the proprietor and agents of that paper. (From the Macclesfield Courier of Feb. 24. ) ..EXPRESS WITH THE DIVISION ON THE . ADDRESS —Mr. Murdo Young, the very spirited proprietor of The Sun paper, passed through this town yesterday evening about half-past seven o'clock, bearing the important news of an Amendment to the Address - on-the King's Speech,. in the House of Com mens' Contained in a secon d edition of Thursday's Sun, bring ing down the debate to its close at a quarter after two o'clock yesterday morning. Mr. Young's endeavours to furnish the country at an enormous expense with early intelligence of Im portant events merits very extended support. \%'e have to re turn_ him our thanks for the means he has given us of laying the result of the debate thus early before onr readers. (From the Sheitiqd Independent of Feb. iiB.) • nE SUN E:6 , R E ss Es .—W C cannot express in too strong terms our - adrnratioir. of the splendid exertions now being . made by the proprietor of 7'he Sun. Yesterday evening, about half -past seven o'clock, we were favoured by Mr. Witty with an express edition of Thursday's. Sun, which left London at four o'clock in the :morning, containing the whole debate arid the division of Thursday night. Mr. Wiley also sent papers to the news-rooms, to his numercus subscribers, and to Leeds. Owing, ,we believe, chiefly t o the heisterous stat e . o f the weather, th e express of Wednesday was so far a failure, that the papers did not reach here till twelve - o'clock at noon. They were, however,.'exought from Newark by • Mr. Wiley's horn.-express, in about two hours and a half. The London morning papers of Thursday, by the politene s s o f M r . Wil e y , were laid on th e ta bl e o f the Commercial News Room as early as seven o'crocitTestesday morning, owing to a new arrange ment, by which Mr. Wiley still receive the.. morning papers, regularly, nearly three hours earlier than teretefere."; • • (From the Stettiord.shire Advertiser, of Saturday, Feb. - 28.) THP. SUN NEWSPAPER.—The publishers and Agents- of The Sun. London Newspaper have, during the last ten days, made the most ex t raor di nary exert i ons to satisfy the public, by 'com municating the earliest possible intelligence respecting the important political proceedings of the present crisis. We perceive that The Sun Expresses have, in every quarter of the country, anticipated the - mails by many hours. We are, our :selves, personally indebted to the Publishers, and to their agents at Birmingham, Mess rs . M anse ll, w h o appear to have entered ardently into the views of theie 'spirited JoUrnalists, for Express copies of The Sun On three different occasions From the Gentleinan'.4 Itiocazine . cf rishio:t.) Evening chess coats arc of blue, rej. browir..dr:Via,.. black, and claret colouts ; the blue has a 1;:.)11 , 1w,e1 gilt button ; the brown, dahll4, and claret have fancy giii polished steel buttons ; • and alldress costs Lass silk skirts and breast i; and velvet collars; they .• are without I,..Tns gehC and the skirts are nt.t so narrow as they bare been worn during the winter. • For waistcoats velvets ii: every variety, with white satin or ntersella uncl2r“vaisteoats. They ere made single breasted, with a broad rolling •collar. • Dress trowsers have no great varhAy, : black al..' nrilberry being the only colours. Tlry are always. out rather tight to shape and short at bottom. The Earl of Derby took his seat in the House of Peers .on Thursday on the Opposition bench, close to his frknds Lord -Holland and Lord Bi•ougliam. e! tog (1. '2 • .! I% $ (I 3 1.% 31 , 4 ') t : 4 ti 3» 4 0 S 4. U PONTYP 60L.—We understand that lately a great number of respectable tradesmen met at the Cri):i Inn, Abcr sychan, and enrolled themselves into a society, for the purpose of putting a stop to the truck system, which is still carried on with the greatest impunity in this neighbourheoi. —.Hereford Times. e,ricr.s PER•STONT: OF KI.M. 70 SINK TH.". OITALs. d. to-s ..... .tf Inre:irr s„„„do a ,..iv - 2 :4 •'2 Secotal ?rime terge "n ri o 8 Coarh.o.w.ol!ed ditto . it) ,Jaittuicwn I,,etncr. , • Mine SC:7AS. •• •• Large coat., " 11 4 'l Large 71; ,, ...'s Prone F.m.111 ditto 0 !, 4! Nina!! Porkers . ••• Calvcg each ...143 i/•.cirte.i . old figs each stirrtr, Afi ru:lt CI.I7II.K'S .sTAfFNENT. I3easts shee?... Calves. 1 Pixe. 3,074 ( 10, lisp -.. I 13n &JO tkot :no' .1 the Bexst4 cam,: up ta. ', St. Allian's rend; about .1!It) up the other ~, n ti,rn ru.t. h Aiiiitit 1 , 5 n Om:I.-nog Irish) from the western all tutcl!and district. : about 1:10 , 11mm NOt.CAk • Sufrolt , . Fi , ex. and Cam bridgesb ire ;, about 100 from rsent and Smaeik t an:i most of the remainder from the. manilies, tic. in the neighbourhood m London. -_ It is stated iss th 2 diplomatic . circle's, that Admiral Count de nigny is daily expected• to .....rrire at the seat of-the new French emha;sy, Manchester-houie, fet Aissv.me th.l func tions of Ambassador, in the room of General Sebastiani The amateurs of good dinners are in great a!3rm at the dangerous illness of Lord SeLon, and tev:ral sere long faces have been observed at the Clubs of iate. We ar4 happy, however to state that his Lordship was last evening considered to be . better. - •Or the unix - al of tlic Lont Hawiek. on Saturday, - and when it INasmacle known that Mr. Abercromby had gained his election, the bells were - set a Tinging, and a band paraded-the :st:reels twice in the course- t..f:the day. The liefortn flags. were .maim in ; requisition, and 4uspeirlefl from windows in Olt tow;i. . . The receipts tg Lciocq have cxee-xled during tho la 4 ceek. quitting the theatre I'ciday eituio;ipronuuneed. it the grande3t performance :tie bad ev ar seen. 7- TATE RARY AND Se2I6:NTIPIC'XIEUTINGS. T:rts Du.. Entrinologipal Society Eight, r,m, (Linnw . . an Society • • Eight. Y. 'Vi. TcF , DAr.• -1 Horticultural Society v.- , titution of Civil Engineer: Societ: of Arts .. ' - :,.. :~. p. 7, r. N. (Huai Society .. THlirtfiD, ) Sotiety of Antiquaries ,night, r.,t. ,;oological 50...-iety, Scientitiu Business ip. ,r. M. FR/ P -V - ...... Royal TnEtitution •1 F. 6, P.m. Stu ti*T Ro 4 yal . Asiatic Society T.s.co, P. M. NV F. r,N . NEA, nxEts. r the. C 410,0; NENVGATS AND LEA I At pt, steLn, b s it 0 inf..? e,;•. . ... 'l . 4 ,:t 2 - I s.ltlttva, inforiort. ..... 2 2 2 4 • snitititlng .. .. . 4 2t' I ---- tnitid:ii!e.. ..... purl,: larg,' • 2 )i) 8 t.) -- prime ....—. .. 3.4 2hi prime anvil .. ...... , 4 3. A Fori:,l‘rje ..... .... ...... 2 4 3 .) Veal ..... ...... C' U. f, 7 1'.;11 , AST;,}: aN 1i ASK ET —Erb. hid a 14:7;e: Sti'oply of Wl:rat trout orr canters t.:)-eay, v:hich wcnt on' stomly a¢ A Of full .1,4. per f x llarterti. ilavinr, rsl Oat buyer oo t.ur market, that were again brisk it an ad van, of h. per quarter :rot:, Sa.tttrday. In Barley ay. mipply ther exem,is the oonaad. stud Jalcs ate rery heavy at our q‘lotA tion.i. Malt, unie4t.t Ter,- fink, ;iorr :Flit:. !lye ;.linust Bean and I'e?4:,e without your dull, ;it x ttezlino (.1' per Iztarir- New. Old. tti hsa, Northunkbrrland ..... Norfu'keinJ ..... • :IN lt, , rwtt Scotch , hr k ...... ..... 4\t. • Norloll: awl ----,-7,Grouling :sun Feed:.rtg `.l.ss. • —s. . :at.. Sr,Alf - 'lss. ----- Gray • 5'23. -4, --a. 0 Lt.A, Nortbuitherl,ll.;, • .••• tign Flour, Floc Wet race BRUSSELS PAPERS. M. de Muelenaere, Minister for Foreign Affairs, has just received' from .her Majesty the Queen of Spain, the Grand Cross of the Order of Charles II E. M. Polet Conroy, who has just received the Order of the Tower and Sword from the Queen of Portugal, is not the King's Secretary, as has been supposed, but his brother, who took part in the expedition to Portugal. • The Merchants of Brussels, who deal in cotton manufac tures, have announced that - they 'are engaged in drawing up a refutation of the answer of the manufacturers cf Ghent to their observations against the prohibition of cotton goods. Meantime they endeavour to demonstrate that they are not wholly _strangers to Belgium, and indifferent 'to its interest, as has been (unjustly as they say) asserted. A letter from Lille, of Feb. 22, says, " The division of gun boats, commanded by Captain Ratzin, which has been sta-