... DINNER At the New Assembly Roomj To SIR ROOER GRIESLEY , SIR GEORGR CREWE, BDANK. a On Wednesday last a Public Dinner to the two newly t1 elected Baronets, Sir ROGER ORIESLEY, and Sir GEORGE t] CREWE, was given by their friends & supporters, at the New ti Assembly Room, Derby. More than 300 Gentlemen sat F down at dinner, which wssserved up by Mr. & Mrs. Taylor, of 8 in Tiger Ian, in a most ...

... EARL OF DURHAM. Wednesday being fixed on for the grand dinner to be given to the Earl of Durham at Glasgow, a larger collection of In4 4 dividuals assembled to welcome the Noble Earl than were' ever collected in that City, but in no instance was so nuiter. A ous a gathering more quiet, more orderly, and more im.t -pre-sAed with the love of tranquillity than the populationeex. t hibited an this ...

... D~ZRBY CORPORATION ENQUI~y DERBY CORPORATION ElqQUIRY 4 A. E. CoosB`UiRN and EDWARD5 RUSHITON, EqIres tha two of the Commissioners appointed to enquire into the Ch ,existing state of Municipal Corpo~rations, commenced their eat ,investigation into the state of the Corporation of Derby, at otb tel~ve o'cloc~ on Monday, at the Gujidhall. Notice had by b short time previously been given by the ...

... AISCELLANEOUS. A- or ?? . .L I WINDSOR, OCT. 26.-Yesterday the King went to Bag- d shot Park to pay a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Glou- f cester, with whom his Majesty spent some hours. After S s partaking of luncheon with their Royal Highnesses, his V Majesty returned to the Castle. The Queen did not leave ti the Castle during the day. Lord Hill and Sir James Kempt E took leave of their ...

... AVFDNmsI)Ay~s)-S-- -I.- -.AA a. I., _ . London, Taesday, March 25. TF ?? IIALr-PAST ONE.Thle Marlkets have again .M .,11 f Q1 le1s5 being now quoted at 91 fior Money and pa rtile I ?? an P Sto]k e15 ccount. ?? Stock is 217 218, and India ib Bondi 2,a, Exchequer Bills arc 52 54 and India !97j ?? aoreigl] Slarlet Dutch Five per Cent. Stock is of and ailalf per Cents., 49a 5 }; elgian 994 104 to ...

... TAHE DERBY MERCURY, WIEDW1SDAT, eAT 4. Agreeably to general expectation, the Ministerial Iris!i LMunicipal Bill was virtually annihilated by the Resolution moved and Craried hua . v DAY ?? .- - .- ?? a ?? ~ u., -a111U11sa By tne Kesolution moved and carried by a very large majority in the flouse of Peers, namely, i' That it be an instruction to the Committee to make provision for the ...

... M - CEA q MXISCELLAsNEOUS. Itis rumoured thiat'the ?? which bicame vacant Iii by the death of Earl Bathurst is to be given to the Duke 11 of Norfo1kTimne§. -:Mr. Franludl.. Lewis will be the Chairman of the Central Bheard under the Poor Law Bill. His co-partners and assistants are Mr. John Lefevre and Mr. Nichols. Mr. I 'Lefbwre is, or rather was,_for we presume he has already es~ign~d the ...

... The King, attended by Lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Taylor, G.C.B and G.C.H, and escorted from Sutton by a detachment of the 3d Regiment of' Light Dragoons arrived at St. James's Palace on Monday, at ole o'clock, in his travelling carriage, from Brighton.-His Majesty held a Council at two o'clock, which was attended by Lord Mel- bourne, Lord Duncannon, Lord Palmerston, Mr. Spring Rice, Lord ...

... FOREILnr INTELLIGENCE. r FRANCE. The Paris papers of Thursday. Friday, and Saturday last, contain scarcely anymews of interest. In consequence of the military attitude of Austria, Prussia, and Russia, the Oovernment have determined on a levy of 300 battalions of National Guards: but though France considers it neces. tary to maintain an attitude corresponding with that of its powerful ...

... STATE OF THE AGRICULTURAL INTEREST I I I ~IN STAFFORDSHIIRE- I iea MR. H-ARVrEy WYATT'S EVIDENCE, las Bef ore the Saelet Comtc o IeHouse of Vomnsons, on fl Agriculture, 1833. ha TuE RioJIT HON. SaIR JArMEs GItAHA~t, BART. ait In the Chair. Mr. 1-iAnvEy WYATTr. called in, and examined. U Where do YOU reside ?-Tn Staffordshire. liti In what part of Stafi` lrdshire PAt ActonS Hall, near ex0I ...

... AGRICUlTURE. Mr. Scrope, AI.P. for Stroud, has addressed a Second Letter to the Agriculturists of England, of which the fol. lowing is a copy I_ Gentlemen,-The letter which I lately addressed to you, relative to the unjust and unequal terms on which you are now competing with the Irish grower in your own markets, has, I am pleased to final attracted very general attention. Were it a matter of ...

... NVEI)NESDA't''s POST. London, Tuesday, Feb. 28. Ciy, Ttiede ?? have no Contineotal netna of the slightest. inmortprace this morning, and being settling day in the Stock Exchange. no general busines of any conse- quence doing in the * locrv Market. The account turns out a Bull account. M oney is scarce and the continuation b 16. Up to the preaent time the settling has passed quietly nor ii it ...