... PRI 4J.TE CORRESPOVD ME2c_. ~ -h b ' LOndon, Aavl g Leiters have been received se-day fromn Madeira, V5h instan;, which are filled with ceomplain adetra toeh I press ie proc~eed lgs and excesses of the liguellt th, piL 2, -nieaS ekttshed4n thie isivad. All people in Ofllr.e frsohi 3 9' ov ter the ery lowest subaltern, seenm to vi 4 eaocs other. forlhe purpose of renderin i tne, , thes ...

... TtlE' MELVILLE ANDV WELLINGTON-SBIACKS. . my . - . I . ., o : 1 .The following co~nmmancarion, which 'we have received from a most, respectable vuarter, we think eminently de- serving of attentioi$,.' -The colisioin ?? these vessels 'is not the only, aundens' of the~ kind- (if accident, it may. he .called), which. ha -occurrejlg of laie r_~t we are not aware that, ini any onelasnsc, en were ...

... AGPICUILTURE. Moist cold weather has particularly-marked the month that's awn. So wet were the three first weeks'of it, that a general suspension of- field labour was the consequence, and the plough was left upon the headrig to rest in its rust; except what couldzbe performed by carts, little out of door work was got at. during that time, but the thrashing machines were busy the while so long ...

... -~j Y N. 11 5 .B- y - *mtnlaXS10a i'eporatei IVMach I dl ii~t-Ge. *blf oiiwt PaakiWiteh :of ErivAn , rbit ?? 'hiaH bfi~ ~7the1Woiwin dcti4 of ?? itS ~ba''r *Centrt~e¢hIs dtio~i~D an1 jlur ieJj, ~p c ~s,34it the -.Thrks Qia4; ?? .themsel4.es iii coas4n.ia* },Akcq-o-- thle-botanhary .of K.}abulets. :so as- to .LkeeR ze ...

... PRI VAT 'E CORRESPoNvD I'.NCE. Lond6n; April 29. f f .A further decline~of per cent. hac taken place to-day l, Consois, which closed at 87i to j tor the account, and this depression, though trifling in itself, has gone so contrary to the expectations but a short timne ago eitertained, that a de-: gree'of alarm had spread among the stockholders far great- t er than circumstances would seenn to ...

... I I _---BURGHf From all we call leagn, it seems that a crtain degree o nervous interest attacb~es, in our ?? circles, tote affairs -of -portpgpL. Some aqtenpt iuqi., ~ lb~b mad e_, alodirt pidt to put the- ostensible relationso0 allth ?? ?? -country, on a e gulr isdsetledfwtirt,. Sutrmises Indicate, ?? dmro may ,~i~i onrcg Wtn ?? rothers's assump., tion of the throne. utnyannc ?? ?? measure ...

... !AC~f ,PATI(ON OF THE LONDON MAIL._ I ! . _ _AIA~i C i n A. .r rwa An _I * > a eeting iimi held in the Vouncil Ca~i sguravlC vee-rs' Coniiiaittee.qcif Oublic~bd- !- tirhee, Ojsdjiilg cOuotlk~S inltertsted in' he -t, bi th ondonf mail-the Lord ..raivost of. Etit iptt4 the Cea* Amonig the gentlemen fir.sen we .o 'peri Murray orOchierivire, Sir John' Da1j pronW Co n~drd. Sir John. H~ay of ...

... MEXICAN MINES- Y The fnl wm-'j article froin the Courier, on. the' Wm sr psscts airl i-nqivya'enezit of the mines of' Mexico, 1i , appears tib be written from kn'owledge of' the subjgect. . e :ill wih, j tgi ment ha Sweden, in4 Germanpy, a; W. to erety where ese, mining is .but a poor tradle, Anil it ala wiss ?? iow rate of~ profit here that eaused. a de. pec terinimmi oivn of eapta1 ?? ...

... P!.l SBY'IERY OF ED.TNBURGH-CATHOLIC QUESTION. YaSterdav an eytraordirary meeting of the Preskytery of Edinttbicgh WAs l'elit Fr r the ,r'srpose, aerreeablv to the re- solntitn of tht .rsv so'ennight, of considerint the prop'ietv cf rttitioning Pairliament on the subject of the CathOlic Rielier f ill. TIe Clerk 'a'igr read that part of the minute of last treetirLg. which ?? the resolttion on ...

... iHOUSE OF ?? 5. The royal assent was given by Commission to the bill for the suppression of dangerous asnociations it, Ireland. The -Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Shaftes-. bury, and Lord Ellenborough. A number of petitions? were afterwards presented 'against the Catholics. The House asiijurned at a quarter to eight o'clock. HOUSE OF COMNIONS--March 4. The House cunlinued till ...

... COUNTY 1)F EDINNUR(GI-I. *On *lTuesday a quritvter se-i4ll ?? the Peace was held in, tfic Couintyr i-al I. the Sheril it' ~iii e cl; I. Thiie flirnt fill. f~ncm wart thle Cooviderro,.io of appeal.s agaist deci- vosof tile Jusirie4 fi i~iant na pand r sI g ce Ila tIC to obtarin licences tj sell -aic. Si ol~n flope -apfpeared as to I appella IIt a gifi nt 'cruain person s obi m ?? si tilere ...

... I.N VjIA. 1SiN LFiLLsuY v Plymouth, Jan. 22. The Warspite, 76, Captain 1 arter, C.'B.,vs paid ont on Wcdie~asday, .veri~eo ito., hnabyav-' bap: ta-io Sherriff, itoibe ?? ?? Balker. The Rent was commisssioned' on Thursday by Commander Westphal. His Majesty's sloop Procris, ?? Commander C. W. Paget; drrivei at. Plymouth- Coi Thursday, an her way to, Pertsmouth, to be ?? oT, for re.mnission.- ...