... [We have been requested to repeat the letter to the Rev. H. W- G*oodenough, signed F~. A. S. N., which appeared in the Courant last week ; and also to transfer from the Journal.to our culumns.the rev, gentlemuan's comniunica* tion to the Hon. r. T. Liddell, n L P., Which was the oc- casion of our correspondent's remrksa] ' TO THE lION. H. T. LIDDELL, M.P. DEAR SIR,-A thought has lately comse ...

... | I GENERIAL MEETING. Onl Friday, the general meeting of thle members was held in the Adusic Hell, at which Lord Purtman preSided. The NOBLE CHAIMANee, inl opening the meeting, road at letter from the ilayor of N\ewcastle, in which his Worship expressed his thanks for the great courtesy esith which he hail been received by the president, ceuneil, and nienhbers of the society, Mid thle extreme ...

... LO:NDON, TF1J1USDAY. APRIL 29. I ?? has been received of the death, at Graefelnberg, of Mr Thomas Joplin, the founder of joint- stock banking, and who has for many years held a pro- mine.t iosition in the bankinig and mercantile worldI ?? had gono to Giaefenberg to try the effect of the cele- reated walrer cure, but ba.' for some months befora his death ielinquished it. Thie htigia price of ...

... THURSDAY. The LoaD CHANCau.LOa moved the second ieading of the Religious Opinions Relief-Bill, which was founded on a report of the Criminal Law Commissioners, to whom the matter had been referred. At his suggestion the Commissioners had drawn up a bill, a copy of which was on their lordships' table, but which he had thought advisable to divide into two Parts; one part relating to oaths ...

... . MANC.IE9TER GUARDIAN~.-1t in now Otgted ?? the division on the Irish Coercion hill will take place oa Friday, and that the %inloflty against the government will be between 22 and SO3: that Sir Robert Peel will then cer- tainly reu3,n. and that a Whig oevrrnnent ithe arrange. ments for vrhich are now in progressI will be formed in the course of next week. These statements are at variance with ...

... IUNIVERSITY AND ECCLESIAStLCAL. I The Rev. Richard Croft, late Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, has been appointed to the vicarage of Hartburn, Northuinberland. |The Rev. John W ilkinson, M.A., hasbeenap- pointed to the percetual curacy of Cambo, Northumbuir- land. Robert Walker, Esq., M.A., of Lincoln Col- lege, Oxford, ha8 confornied to the Roman catholic fath. -( hurch a2id ?? (iazetee. ...

... .1uORrTzrwa flJn1R n . - .. - ?? tthuONICLETo the policy of gradually *,eting eleetsral babses, and enlarging the basis of elec- toal franchisee-in other wordsag takingthe nextsort form bill ay easyt instalments, as ccasion ?? Johe Rtesell has given a frank adhesion; and there are few considerate men, we apprehend wbo will not be of opinion that be has judge; wisely. For outr own part, we ...

... PROSPECTS OF AGRICULTURE, CoN- I (From the Bankers' Circular.) For many months past, up to the present hour, we have been importing labout a million Lquarters of grain monthly, a scale of import four times larger than what in all years preceding 1840 invariably produced uneasiness and embarrassment in the Bank of England, and restriction in her administration. Why has no such consequences ...

... TT oAPQ I aidedl inet~ae suing a de. cedy agrarian character. The tenant-farmers,' a ruined race of men from the begisn ing of time, are now assured on the authority of thi adlrsta their case is perfectly hopeless. The Mlarquis of Granby tells his father's tenanets in Leicestershiire that at the present price of' corn their labour is in vita the soil of their country is comparatiel barren, ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, IsIAY A19. The news of the resignation of Sir R. Peel's Admi- nistration, which was circulated with the greatest rapidity this afternoon, occasioned a large nunsber of persons to assemble in the Palace Yard, near the entrance of the House of Lords. Within the house, also, there was an Iappearance ofunusual excitement. The strangers' gal- lery was completely tilled, ...

... I . IDN. *edLI _ Joseph Hunt, of Durham, 'filed 2,. Cd. wvith 8s. 6d. costs, and of t pe - place, mason, 5s. with ,or a-street (1isturbance William rnley, pinal *vas fined 1.s. with I Is. spass1ing on land in the occupation of Cobl COMpany; James Bell John obert RicO1arlsoin ati Joseph Delman, 3tle-, all under alleasoi g , ee the Hous 0' Coreoton, anuode to b e I' lbour fur six~ bekasrg es R ...

... XoSDON, WEDWBDDUA, APAILt 15. COaN EXCHANOE (Thia Day). The arrivals of corn and flour since Monday have been small, and the weather having been remarkably tlne, duihne.e bas' prevailed In the sale of every article, at Monday's prices. Thede- mand for flour very limited. ENGLian FUNDS (t4it ?? itock 1751-3 per Cent. Reduced 90j%-S per Cent Cou84lis 9O1u i-SY per Cent. Reduced 984 %-New Si per ...