Tin: Corn debate in the House of Commons was closed at the Monday sitting. A majority of' 342 to 195 rejected Mr. VILLIERS'S motion for a Committee " to consider " the act...

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elay afternoon ; Mr. J. B. Smith in the chair. Among the gentlemen present, were Lord Nugent, Mr. O'Connell, 31r. Sellolclield, Mr. Den- nistoun, Me. Ilame, Dr. Bowritig, lu....

Sit Charles Forbes called attention to the trade in Hill Coolies— An order in Council bad been sent out, directing the Indian Government to suspend the regulation for allowing...

The North Devonshire election closed on Saturday, with the election of Mr. Buck, the Tory, by a majority of 480 over his Whig opponent, Mr. Buller. The final numbers were 3,720...

the North of Eng- land. especially in the neighbourhood of Stockport, Rochdale, and Man- chester, are armed with pikes. They maintain that, by the Bill of Rights, every man is...

the Albion Tavern, on Wednesday, on the occasion of his appointment to the Lord- Lieutenancy of' Ireland. The Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Morpeth, Mr. O'Connell, and several...

stated the course which Government had resolved to take in consequence of the vote in the House of Lords for a Committee on the state of Ireland- " I rise to move the...

York, brought 7,723 letters and 1,133 newspapers, being the largest number she has yet had intrusted to her care. It appears from a Parliamentary paper that 4,600,000 fewer...

by a fatal affray between two young men, pupils of the Reverend Frederic Stunner, of Hayes. Mr. Francis Hastings Medhurst, having quarrelled violently with his fellow pupil,...

Lord Glenelg is to have '.A.tieliland'resigned on If s appointment to the Governor-Generalship eV India. . . The tatteen as bestowed a pension of 2001. a year on Colotet...

'It e hints of SPNT7 1 subieriliers as to Om IXPEX will be seted on.

weeks has de- clined to seventy-three shillings, the minimum price at which foreign wheat can be imported at the lowest duty. The average of the Iasi; week is seventy-tour...

SATURDAY NIGHT. The Standard of this evening publishes, exclusively, important news from its Paris correspondent. The negotiations with Swim anti Timms have been broken off, by...

merchants, bankers, and solicitors in the City of London, attended.. at the Treasury on Wednesday, to present a memorial to Lord Melbourne against the transmission of letters...

a vote of "confidence" from the House of Commons—for such, in effect, under existing circumstances, would be an approval of Lord Nolo OTAISIn'S Irish A dmmistration—has set...

to his constituents, in explanation or his vote in fitundir of Mr. Villiers's motion finr a committee on ill.; Corn-laws. It k n and. in tiles! I..t . ys of menn eheffliug....

has resigned his seat ; communicating to the Speaker by lt tter. (after the presentation or Mr. (lisborne's petition against his return.) (HIS he should not defend it. A...

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present session. Two move; have been made, in accordance with a jediciotts plan of operations, and a third is resolved 'woo. The men who malmge th's movement, accustomed to...

Srocli EV'llANGE, AFTERNOON. Tile intelligence frvuo .1.meriea did not oil its first arrival produce much effect on 'Change, and the prevailing belief still is that the dispute...

THE opening of the Haymarket and the closing of the Adelphi are the only incidents of the week. KxownEs's charming comedy, The Love Oast', which was played for somewhere about...

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WANTED A DELIVERER. ALTHOUGH public affairs at this juncture may seem vehemently to desiderate - practical men, we are not sure that it is not theoretical men that they more...

Tut: Legislatuse of Landowners, in ly.sth thcir chambers, have do- ereca that 171 , 2 Ilsead-tax shall m.t 1 0,‘ loached. The principal mannraettning and vommerend tosstts...

THE disorderly proceedings of the State of Maine are said to fur- nish proof of the peculiar weakness of the United States ENCC , a- cutive. Then, what is proved by the...

not to enjoy the fun that is made of a notice of some concert, which appears there, wherein we are introduced to anew composer of the name of" haber,"— a song of whose, it...

Tim concert of last Monday was not only an improvement on the first, but stood in advance of most of its kind. There was not a single piece inserted or performer engaged from...

THE author of this volume is a German scholar, whose youthful enthusiasm in the cause of liberty procured hint a public lodginr, in Dresden. On his discharge from prison, he...

MORAL PRILLORRREt o Manual of Political Ethics. By Francis Lieber. Part L Pook L mk s. General and Political. Book 11.—The State, Ihnonr, Insurrection of Poland in 1830 -31; and...

THIS volume contains a very lively and readable narrative of the insurrection in Poland, from the first outbreak at Warsaw in No- vember 1830, till the final suppression of the...