18 JULY 1846

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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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RESPECTING the measure of the most immediate interest, the alteration of the Sugar-duties, nothing more definite has tran- spired this week, except that Lord John Russell has...

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The elections are over ; at least but a few

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more newly-appointed Members have to drop in; and the Government has experienced quite as little effectual opposition as it could have anticipated. The race has been almost...

Debates ant( Vrocettings in Iparliament.

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BUSLNESS OF THE SESSION. On Monday, the following newly-elected Ministers took the oaths and their seats in the House of Commons: Lord John Russell, Lord Palmers- ton, Sir...

The Governmental derangement in Canada seems to continue. The papers

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which we have received fail to enlighten us on the subject, and we only recur to it in order to remind Ministers of an unaccomplished duty in that quarter. When Lord Cathcart...

How often has not the English traveller in France, especially

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towards the semi-civilized South, laughed to see the one postilion of a diligence turn a corner with his intractable team ; the "wheelers" perhaps three abreast and the "leaders...

Small progress has the American war upon Mexico made, be-

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fore the citizens of the great Democracy begin to discover the inconvenience of having to provide for the expenses. Two salu- tary results promise to flow from that feeling :...

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gbe Qrourt.

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SOUTHAMPTON and its waters presented a gay appearance on Wednesday, in honour of the Queen's visit to Sea Lock, in the Itchen estuary, to witness the mode of salmon-fishing...

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'be Attropolts.

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The Tower Hamlets election took place on Saturday, at Stepney Green. The Universal Suffrage party issued a placard, intimating that as the pre- sent Parliament could not be of...

Zbe iprobintts.

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Sir George Grey was again elected for Devonport, Captain F. Berkeley for Gloucester, Mr. William Francis Cowper for Hertford, Lord Marcus Hill for Evesham, Mr. Jervis for...

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SCOTLAND.

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The Edinburgh election did not terminate without a contest. Sir Cal- ling Eardley Smith accepted the invitation of the Free Church people and some of the more Anti-Catholic...

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IRELAND.

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The Earl of Besborough, the new Lord-Lieutenant, arrived in Dublin on Thursday last week, and was sworn into office in the usual manner. Mr. Shell was reelected for Dungarvan...

_foreign anti Antonial.

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UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.—By the royal mail steam-ship Cale- donia, which arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday morning, accounts have been received from New York to the 30th June....

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InistrIlantous.

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Ibrahim Pacha's visit to England terminated yesterday. On Wednesday evening he left London for Portsmouth, travelling by the South-western Railway. On Thursday he partook of the...

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We understand that the christening of the infant Princess will

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take place at Buckingham Palace on Saturday next ; upon which occasion her Majesty will give a grand dinner and an evening party.—Morning Herald. Colonel Anson was reelected...

We have just received an account that the new Pope

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has published a general amnesty for all political offenders since 1836 to the present time.— Venice Gazette, July 3.

POSTSCRIPT.

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SATURDAY NIGHT. The Parliamentary business last night was of minor interest. In the House of Lords, the Earl of DeLnousto moved the resolutions giving effect to the Railway...

Mr. O'Connell has published a lengthy reply to Lord Milltown's

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request, that he would suspend the Repeal agitation for a year, in order to form an Irish party, for the purpose of exacting the fulfilment of Sir Robert Peel's promise—equality...

More fires have occurred in Liverpool. On Thursday night the

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greater part of Ogden's iron-foundery was destroyed ; and yesterday mormng the warehouse de- partment of the Apothecaries Hall was burnt down.

MONEY MARKET.

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STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY APTItaNOON. Some speculative sales, made in anticipation of the effect to be produced by the absorption of capital for Railway purposes consequent upon...

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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

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THE MAIN POINTS OF THE SUGAR SETTLEMENT. Noz only for those who are charged with an active share in the - Sugar settlement, but also for those who will shortly have to form. a...

THE THEATRES.

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ST. JAKE8'S. To those who are accustomed to live through a series almost uninterrup- ted of dramatic spectacles, it is extremely difficult to preserve a vivid re- collection of...

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

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Asatyzn—At Gravesend, 10th July, Abberton, 'Purchase, from Port Philip ; 19th, Pestonjee Bomanjee, Austin, from Hobart Town ; Union, Todd, from Launceston; - Equestrian,...

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POOR-LAWS IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND IRELAND.

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A GENERAL Poor-law movement in all the Three Kingdoms seems to be threatened. Mr. Hume has appeared in a novercha- meter, as an opponent of the New Poor-law system. It is a...

THE COBDEN TESTIMONIAL : PREMIUMS FOR AGITATION.

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OUR support for the Cobden Testimonial has been asked, and we are not disposed to withhold it; since we respect the disinterested zeal of those who ask, and fully recognize the...

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THE OSTRACIZED STATESMAN.

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Tne new Whig Ministry labours under the defect of being with- out Mr. Vernon Smith. There was a general notion that he had been merely left out; but he has taken the pains to...

THE CRIMINAL CODE.

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LETTER III. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. The third article of the Code is—" Provided that no person shall be ex- empted from criminal responsibility by reason of any...

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SPECTATOR'S LIBRARY.

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Poxmcs, Revelations of Austria. By M. Koubrakiewlez, Ex-Austrian Functionary. Edited by the Author of "Revelations of Russia," "Eastern Europe," &c. &c. In two volumes Newby....

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SALE ' S BRIGADE IN AFGHANISTAN.

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"AT the sea-bathing quarter of Walmer during the autumn of last year," Dlr. Gleig met the officers of the Thirteenth, the European regiment which Sir Robert Sale commanded...

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MR. MURDOCH'S NOTES AND REMARKS ABROAD.

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tlrucumsTAsress rendering change of air desirable for some members o his family, Mr. Murdoch departed for Jersey in the autumn of 1843. and remained there six months. In the...

PUBLICATIONS RECEIVET.

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Bowes. Sale's Brigade in Afghanistan; with an Account of the Seizure and Defsuip of Jellallabad. By the Reverend G. R. Gleig, M.A., Principal Chaplets to the Forces. (Murray's...

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BIRTHS.

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On the 6th July, the Wife of the Rev. George Monnington, of Bitteawell Vicarage, Leicestershire, of a son. On the 9th, at Clifton House, near Exeter, the Lady of Major...

M US IC.

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MAYERBEER'S HUGUENOTS AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Brussels Opera troupe commenced their second season in Lon- don, on Wednesday, with The Huguenots. The great elaboration of...

COMMERCIAL GAZETTE. .

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Tuesday, July 14. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Kenworthy and Co. Stalybridge, corn-dealers-Sidebottom and Ridgway, New Mills. Derbyshire, cotton-spinners-Gilbert and Fargher,...

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PRICES CURRENT.

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BRITISH FUND per Cent Consoh Ditto for Account.. ...... 3 per Cents Reduced . 37 per Cents Long Annuities Bank Stock, 7 irer Cent . India Stock, 101 Exchequer Bills, 1}d....