... WE *ere last o erk prevented by a press of local melter from adverting to the appointment, on the motion of Mr. Buxton, ol the 2ind It. of a select committee to inquire into i he situation of the 4pprenticel negroes. 'The numerous accredittd statements which live, from time to time, reache-d this countrv of the cruel- ties perpetrated by tie planters on this unhappy rce-, and which have ...

... BATIT.-G RN. PALAltt.-WVe are enaliled cotifidently to negative the report which has within these few days obtained such extensive circulation in this city; namely, that out' gallant Member, Gen. Palmer, had receivedl and accepted an appointment in the British Colonies. We can assure the inhabitants and the electors of Bath, on the best authority, that there is not the slightest foundation for ...

... i- .o-t, . .. LONDON, THURSDAV, April 10. HE news from Brussels confirms the hopes entertained . that the disturbances will prove as transient as we yesterday anticipated, all remaining quiet so late as April S. The only apprehension entertained is that something of the same sort may take place at Glhent and other towns, where the Orange.party may have recently exhibited ?? indications. ...

... PATI8' S EPISTLES ON CORPORATE PRO)CEEDINGS & MUNICIPAL AFFA'IR'5 GEINERALLY. WITHIN THE CITY AND PORT OF BRISTOL. To ABRAHIAM H1LII1OUSE, Eso.' En'- Aldnermon of flit city of EniatL 1110111 AND tNw~'1iry- Sms/ were roe hope of forgiveness this 'side fitturity did 'I nelcta b r thec duty of paying my re- spects to your ex-wripu w -aesse. Indeed I feel, as it were, tied to the sujc:tetra fyu ...

... * T BD3t~tot g~rtzU SATUPDA Y, 3IAacii 2. T ?? Paper. in addition to a large and increasing circulation in Bristol, will lbe found to be mnore genoeally circulated, in the adjoining Counties, than any of its contemporaries. It is seen, to a great e:telnt, in Glo7ncestcrshibrc, $0osneersetslire, 1Vilts, Devon, and Cornwvall; while in .llonlnouthlshire, Glamnorygnsh ire, Caurnar- thenshui e, ...

... The Annual Meeting of this Society was held on Tuesday last, at the Bristol Institution in Park-street, when W. P. Taunton, Esq., was called to the Chair. Bly tbe Report of the Committee it appeared that the number of' subscribers had increased, notwithstanding the visitation of the cholera during theaist year, and the collections at thedoors of the exhibitions had amounted to 85l. The ...

... .jpolittral Alirror. IRISH CLERGY.-TITHEIS. One million is to be given to the Irish parsons 5for the payment of their tithes. We call it a gift,-the government have named it a loan. We have always heard that a loan implied a security-that it produced interest-that it was liable to be recalled-and that the borrower should defray all expences. But according to the notions of the present ...

... FDI¢ bt+8otoll MeturP. SATURDAY, AzPRIL 5. lgids Paper, in addition to a large and increasing circulation in Bristol. will be found to be more generally circulated, in the arjoinjin9 Counties, than amj of its contemporaries. It is seen, to ag) eat extent, ija Gi)ncestershire, Sosnersetshire, Ifilts, andDevon, while in Gruwrnall, JAfonwnuthsAhire, Glamorganshire, Carmuar- thenshire, ...

... Am 4900tocript. LONDON, Ti:ILSIAY, July /1ISE Paris papcrs of Tuerday have been U. iOri'inf, but their contents do not posreceived t liar interest. Paris remained free from listurlitsne Peel. great number of foreigners, ten thousandc, it ai s A Entgli.sj, had a crivcd itn the capital durigll the last ?? ?? ten days, for the purpose of beingr present at the ce r of tthe three gloriiuis dlays. ...

... AlONMOUTISHIIRE, SOUTH WALES, &c. SWAXSEA,-The defendant in the important cause of Davies v. Vivian, tried on Thursday at Carmarthen Assize, and which involved almost the very existence of the Copper Trade of Swansea, obtained a verdict. Sir James Scarlett was specially retained for the defendant. The trial comnmenced at 9 in the morning, and did not terminate until half-past 12 at night. The ...

... HUNT. AT BRISTOL.: Mr. Henry, Hunt, pursuing his old fashion of doing iil'the?4n-' jury he can to the cause lie professes to advocate by dividing and tisglsting its 'riends, has offbred himself as candidate for the East- en Division of the County of Somerset. Mr. H. has commenced inthe true currish fashion, by yelping over the grave of the dead, and heaping unmerited obictuy upon the memory of ...

... Mr. Thelwal's Lectures on Oratorical and Elocutionary r accomplishments. t On Monday lost Mr. Thelwall delivered his first lecture on elocutign.as the Institution in Park.stieet On ascending the R platform Mr. Thelwall, in reference to a glass of water, which ladl d beer placed upon the table, said, I am glad to see this water, as it a givo'.mt an opportunity to remonstrate against the use of ...