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Since the narn..s of the mover and seconder of the
Address in the Commons have been announced, the impression
has become universal in political circles that Sir Robert Peel
wilt stand by the landlords in opposition to the people and the
League on the subject of the corn-laws, and that if any allu-
siou be mace to them in the Queen's Speech, it will be in de-
precatit n of change.— Observer.
Tit EC ttur l'AstgoN.—We are requested to
state that the new work of fiction entitled " The Secret Pas-
sion," by the author of " Shakspeare and his Friends, " The
Youth of Siiakspeare," &c. in 3 vols. post Bvo. is published
this day by Mr. Colburn, of Great Alar:boroug,h-street, and
may now be lvtd all the librarie'. Mr, Colinro has also just
published the following new novels and r,rnatices :-1. [he
Ui.loved One, a domestic stoi y, by Mrs. Hofland, 3 vols. 2.
Whitefriars, or the Rays of Chatics IL, an historical romance,
vols. 3. The Hrtithers, by the Author of " Oliver Crom-
well," &c. 3 vols. 4. Jessie Phillips, a Tale of the New Poor-
law, by Mrs. Trollope, complete in I vol., with numersms
illustrations by Leech, 12s. bound, anti 5. Windsor Castle, an
historical romance by W. H. Ainsworth, Esq.', complete iii
1 vol., with 110 Illustrations by George Cruikshank, &c. 145.
brunt!.

•
WESTMINSTER GENERAL DISPENSARY._-11 ere was
a contest on Thursday-for the electicn of a surgeon to this In-
stitution. The balloting commenced at twtivr, and dosed at
three o'clock precisely in the afternoon, when Mr. Du., the
sucees:tul candidate, was found to have. polled fully three
votes for one of either of hi* opoonents. • lhe Duke of Cam-
bridge, Mt. liycg, M.P., Sir George Murray, Mr. Marjori-
banks, and many influential gentlemen gave him a very cordial
support.—Post.

1'11.1.; CAMPDEN LECTURF.SIIIP.---A General Court
of the SN'ors-ipful Company of Mercers was held on Friday,
tnr the purvote of filling up the vacancy occasioned by the
death of the Rev. M. J. Naylor, D.D., Lecturer at the pariah
church of All Saints, Wakefield, Yorkshire. The only can-
didates who appeared in I:erson before the Court were the Rev.
Dr. Carter, Incumbent of Saxton and Head Master of Wake.
field Free Grammar School, and the Rev. Dr:. Senior, Head
Master of the Free Grammar School, Batley. when Dr. Senior
was declared duly elected to the above responsible charge,
founded by Elizabeth Vitcouniess Campeen in the year 165._'.
SUPFRSVDEI).-By revere c?
to Friday's Gazette, it will be seen that the authorities at the
Horse Guards have at length officially noticed the absence of Lieu.
tenant .Munro from his regiment, by superseding him. It may be
inferred from this, that Lieutenant Munro has no intention of
undergoing the chances of a trial at the Central Crirnina, Court.

Titt, funeral tiliiitiT;NMs qu,s or I lasting- will
take place on Monday next in Castle Donnington Church, Leices-
tershire. His Lordship's ancestors have been interred for many
generations at Ashby-de-la-Zouche. The accouchement of the
Marchioness is expected to take place in March
'The Duke of Brunst+ ick has just presented the
St. Mary's, Bryanston-square, District Society, for visiting
and relieving the poor at their own habitations, with the very
liberal donation of forty pounds, being the fourth annual dona-
tion which his Serene Highness has presented to this useful in-
stitution, vehich hu been in active operation during the lag 27
your.