... 0MONDAY, JULT 1. FACTORIES BILL. Ok11Ctirdthe order of the day for the House yoX 0ctriLite mon teFactories' Bill. lot, Te PATTEN complained of the great powers to 0&41nyLSO BlTOprons called sub-inapieetors-powere I 5ythf BI thoseexereisedlby magistrates. Themsanu- gr eater th50tO her that more Inspectors should be I ,!'~rrs,i'h arersalaries, sad that there should he noe with %Iar wsehled to ...

... 1 LATEST INTELLIGENCE lFjOaI AMERItCA. t ?? OoI Li, rgvtrroot Ti ?? By the Iiibcrliia, which arrived in this port yesterlay afternoon, we bave received New York papers to the 28th of L Jaiuary, four days latcr than those brougsht bh the Sfrefficid, and we are happy to say that the ontelligence which they bring is r very satisfactory. Perfect tranquillity seems to have bett restored its sll ...

... Ti11 -MER U RY. TtIB ME RC it Y. I JLJ A~ - - -* - of I y'ie reders will. peruse with much conceru su .~rorg Paragrapth from the Mornin C2hronaicei of let0 ~~viocing as it does, that his MUAJESTrY'S the ~~t~lth jo iietrei~rtl~ed: La t rn httile two p~hysicians inattendance onl ancI t o to Windsor. We, trust.bhow: nev nntetet may occasion. ti ' ,l ost reen nes rm hesato aill leaves th obtnt ...

... arrival of Wheat to re- or g port ; but the Proportion of new is smrall. Our markets hi -have become very firm, and new and old sell readily at an er 1 advanc of fuly 2is, per qr. from the rates of last week. hi The supply of fine Barley is not adequate to the demand; 1,indeed not sufficient to enable the maltaters to start wr i Y generally : high prices are obtained for what is here inferior ...

... r COMMITTED BY THE' GOWNSMEN UPON MR. SMITH, TSHE ANTI-CORN LAW LECT.URER. As we formerly noticed, Mr. Sidney Smith's first lecture in the theatre at Cambridge went off exceedingly well, having been enthusiastically received byalarge audience, highly res. pectableboth for rank and talent. Not so, however, the second, which took place on Tuesday evening, the 14th inst. The ringleaders in the ...

... ] HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY 7. BEER-BILL. Lord PORTMAN wished to know If the Noble end Learnied Lord Iwho had a snotion for to-.night onl the subject of an alteration of the ?? hill, would have any objection to postpone the discussiots of ithe subject to-night in connequence of a notlee standing on the voites of the other House of Parliament, for diseussing the same meiasuire, to-mor- -row ...

... THE CHARTISTS.-Oy 'Wednesday evening, IMr. P. Bussey gave a lecture, in Butterworth Buildings, Bradyord, has enot on the c Six points, but on general politics ; admit. It gi 1 tance one penny each. Attendance thin. of ' tile - To MR. JAMES 1i13ETSOx, BRADrOltD.-Our Brad- Tht ford Correspondesnt denies as distinctly as he can that he corn has, at any time, maligned the Chartists of Bradford, ...

... -a- )OO Viscount Morpeth has arrived in town from Dub-. lin His Lordship goes this week to visit the Duke and the Duchess of Sutherland, at Trentham, Staffordshire. t, Tuesday nfligt's Gazette announces the appoint-. inent of the Countess of Dunmore, to be one of the Ladies l of of the Bedcbamnber in Ordinary, the Hon. Mrs. Georgiansa di a Mary Annoni, to be one of the Bedchamber Women in an ...

... S 'TURDAY. JULY 31, 1841. TirE WVE.'TIEsR AfD THE Cnlops.-Therc has been a tiecided improvemlent in the weather within the last eight days, and an imninise quantity of hay, some of which was in very precarious situation, has been secured sincc yestcr- day week, whe~i the fhrourable chlatnge took place. 'There is, however, still a considerable breadth of grass to cut, and still more to carry, ...

... SEVEN YEARS' AVERAGE PRICE OF WHEAT.- . PIE GROSS BLUNDER OF A PRO-CORN LAW th( WRITER. an IGNcORANCE is proverbially conceited and inso- i lent; and an amusing specimen of the profound ignorance usi of a Pro-Corn Law writer, even of the facts which to -constitute the A, B, C of the question, is afforded by th' 41Bell's W~eekly Mfessenger and Farmer's Journal of als MNonday last. That paper ...

... YORIKSHIRE NEWSPAPERS. 0SlI.AL RETURN OF STAMPS issued from the Stamp Oflce to Newspapersj during the six months (27 weeks) from July to December, 1842 Stamps vekW Advertise- received veer- mert within Six a Duties Months, age. pad X.s. d. LEEDS 4 .RCURY 252,000 9,333 465 15 0 Leeds Intelligencer .. 68,500 2,537 262 16 (3 Leeds Times ?? 78,000 2,889 82 16 0 Leeds Conservative jonmnal ?? 12,000 ...

... ArPOINT'igNT.-Mr. Errington, of Wakefield, the highly respected clerk to the treasurer of the Riding, has been appointed by the justices to succeed Mr. T. F. Ledger, in the offices of high constable of the lower division of Agbrigg, and inspector of weights and measures. AN AGED SPECIMEN OF DEPRAVITY.-O1 Mon- day last, a man named John Thompson, resident in Brewery Field, was brought before ...