... . -. - r - -. 0* -WEDNESIDAY, June&5-Some petitions were received * 7i landw bills, forwarded:. a stage, but ntngof importance le occurred-i - i -. e.HOUSE. OF, COMMONS. VIt it .WEDN~rM1iJAT,4e 5.-The.House mat at half-pasti VIl Id o'cock. PetttionBi against the Beer Bill, for the better ob*. -w! Is servance of the Sabbatit, against Slavery, and on varioust. PCs ,f. tgrs5tS C-eed.,M..Sandford. ...

... QUAKEE M.1P., We can state from unquiesd nable authority that Joseph Itease, tbe Quaker member for South Durham, has made up his mind to go into Parliament an nut.and-out ie Quaker,' or not to. it at all. He is of opinion that his d recep'ion or rejection will put to the test the liberality of f the House of Comm6ons, if not of the present age. 0 ,The -Morniqg Herald of Wednesday last ...

... : * aAVTE T UURDAY,-.MARC 21sen~i.-r: S the AGOPAVATUID MArs4sAUsGHTtas .-Edwvard O'Weale, -o 18,4aJ.ees OWlaoi~hn, y5. were i dicted ior kilinj and fo ' slaying Edward M'Phelini'tat Manchester;'on the A5th 0l1 November last. .. : -. .. '- ' i Br.- AatSIiROXtG state~d the case to tile jury, oberving me that it was aa most serious outrage and at the very least amptnted to man.laughter. I I The ...

... TEMIPERANCE SOCIETIES. ?? a Correspondent.] sti a!- fo This age is rife with inventions and discoveries. How an M, many of these are improvements time must prove. Some eil Is affect to mend the roads, and some to mend the morals of Iathe nation. All of them plead some useful or philanthro. fri f pie purpose-the suppression of some evil, or the multipli. on cation of some good. Amidst this ...

... X a .- - - ?? . Ii f XVemOESOAV, Jusa 7. d 'l'he monthly mneetig of the Coimlon Uouneil was held ls on Vcdncoday Istutekenocloekthe Slayerin the chair k There wasa very thin attendanceof members. The meet- o i0 g lens jripally ocupied with a revision of the proceed- s hmgs of t cc various Uomuijttoeos ice the last meeting (if the d The report of the Finance Committce was first read. It n ?? ?? ...

... to va- The question of the Corn Laws has again, for the Ai ti- present session at least, been sct at rest. On Thurs- th iday se'nnight the very qualified proposition of Mr. n i a Clay to substitute for the present fluctuating duties, S't ss,founded on the average of prices in the home maket, which present a constant temptation to the * of speculators in corn to falsify the returns,-a fixed tax ...

... NIANUFACTURE OF SILIK. The great improvement which has been recently ma-de in the Jacquard loom has given a new interest to every thing connected with this important piece of mechanism. Heretoforethemmovemciltsliavebecn considered too complicated for any practical pur- pose, unless in the hands of' the most skilful weaver, vombining, at the same time, great physical power to accomplish the ...

... THEl UNINTELLIGIBLE ORATOR. 3d. The writer of the following jee d'esprit will think chi neil ted it strange that two individuals should hit upon the 1ml1 ted same subject and nearly the same phraseology; yet she ing those can testify it who have ever heard Mr. Ryley an) ain in one of his happy moments, deliver himself of one ket rn of his burlesque orations, consisting of disjointed lithc. ...

... 15 LJNJ. JUr4, VY rams IDLAIA 1fi V EN IN. A PhFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. T IL Very little business has been done in the money market, ie but Consols continue at very high prices, higher indeed than al a, they have reached of late. The quotation has been 93b i s- to-day, money and account; Exchequer Bills, 51 53. There tI s, still exists the same uncertainty in Spanish affairs, whigh 14 If appear ...

... 74Tes Anti-Cores-law Delegates..-The anti-corn-law de- c, legates assembled, on Friday afternoon last, at Manchses- a e ter, in the great room of the Corn Exchange, which. wits v o filled by a body of the most influential and respectable se 0inhabitants. Mr. R. H. Greg, in the absence of' Mr. tU Smith, (who is sufferint from a domestic calamnity,) pro- tj Isided at the meeting. kesolutions ...

... MR. JOHN NORTH AND THE DOCK WARE- HOUSE QUESTION. In our last, we expressed a pretty confident belief, that I the second memoriallately presented to the Dock Commit- tee, and sinie published in the pamphlet sbape.emanated from warehouse owners, through the agency of Mr. North, I their secretary, and thedisappointed candidate for the o-l licitorship to the Dock Trust. This has called foith~a ...

... limperitd Povhanelnt. HOUSE OF CO.MeONS. . 1RFDNwDA9rt, Mum 27. UOVERUMMNIT 4OF .TAAMIAiCA. jgf Lnrd J. UUSSBSILL expweeda hone thilittte leuse mivold allow ol ttbo Seeretary for the Co oisesto bringdit a bill, of which he had i Riven notice for the previonsmighttto mna&e a temporary pronv-: sion for the Government nf.Jamoin; butffir Robert Peel havinig IPI rhgted that he thought, irsn mtnter ...