... (From the North Chester Reformer.) About 8 o'clock on Wednesday morning a chaise from the Royal Hotel, Manchester, was driven up to the Warren Bulkeley Arms Inn, by a gentleman, who requested that the horses might not be taken out. Immediately on alighting, he inquired for the count- ing-house of Messrs. Henry Marsland and Co. On arriving there, he met Mr. Edward Hollings, one of the partners. ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE CHAMPION. GENTLEMEN: Perceiving in your Notice to Correspond- ents, in last week's CHAMPION, that some person or persons have been writing to you, insinuating that the statements you have received from Norwich, respecting the operation of the horrible Bastile New Poor-law, dungeoning, and starvation cruelties, are not to be relied on, and that your correspondents are ...

... Q. S- T9CAlwT. tchan.lJiOU cIffice, ?? NooN. . In cunscquLcLoC of. the unfavourable state of the v.-cather (it havinog blown a stronggale from the N.W. si c2 ycaerday, wvith a heavy fall of snow) there were no Foreign arrivals this morning. Tle Freocvl Journals of Thursday which arrived this. morninT, aonfirm tho followiqg intelligence,'wbiclh we niwv ' ttracted from the Mori'n7g CiUrojnicde A ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MESSRS. SPOTTIS- WOODE'S, THE IKING'S PRINTERS. n, . . , - . A . . tu I tesnay morning, at half-past eight o'clock, during the absence of the men, who had gone to breakfast, flames were observed through the windows ef the ground floor of the extensive warehouses of Messrs. Spottiswoode, the printers, in New-street.square, off the north side of Flect- street. The alarm was ...

... ' Amonz the fam; _- - ?? of - hamuses residing at Pan, during the period of s y so our in he eigh our 00d Of the Pyrenees; was that fda Hdanoverian Baron. From the society of this ed individual I derived much pleasure. The BEron's early life had been Mpent at the Court of George the Third, *ith whom he was an especial favourite, and many an anecdote tasg he told me of the ' good old King's' ...

... !. i, PA LIAM.EN1T. I-OUSE OF L()IDS, MAcc l 0. I The Ear I of I-I a OuADIXoTiN, seeing tuatV noble and a the LorP hi the II oiler, wold tab c that oapportunity to *eseit a petitio~n fror1 an liOn. friend andI relation 0f tis, MIr Xle.~avi-lr II fpo J ollstoill, who had been ever since 10 a (lriillialit for the Annandale peerage. Hie was anxi- b t their LoI rillsS should decide on Ihis ...

... : AVI ICE N. t AMEt{ICA. [The Article which we insert below is taken from the New York Ret'ald of the 9th of February. Our Econ. mists are getting up a cry against the effectof Poor-laws in America. Bitlere is something to account, first, for the existence of misery in America.] Rr.NTs.-PRoGrFSs or CUPIDITY AND AVARICP. On the night of the 16th December, 1835, cold, piercing and terrible, ...

... TIME OAZETTES. * (FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE.) DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY, March 20.-Sip- NEY HARVEwY, Diss, Norfolk, stone-mason. .BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.-JosaPH WEST, High- street, Shoreditch, grocer. NATHANIEL BONGHANI, 42, Old Bond-street, London, sur- g4on BANKRUPTS.-ANN HUGHES MERRIMAN, Leadenhall. street and Piccadilly, trunk-maker. JOEL COLEMAN JoEL, -2, Bishopsgate-church-7ard, up- ...

... (RaOM vTHE cORURSPoNseSNT Or THE SrTASUAD.) HuDDER5'IRLD, TUESDAY, MAY 2.-On Saturday last the long expected Whig candidate arrived in Huddersfield, proving to a demonstration that Mesers. Brooke and Brad- slnw had promised him the support of the Whig party. It was impossible that the requisition, which had been got up only the day before (Friday) could have been in London and back again by ...

... - LAlBETWHSTRtEET. .St GiULAa CASa.-G^P.ENACRiE AGAIN.-On Friday, James Lea, one of the officers of the establishment, made l the following communication to. Mr. HARDWICK and Mr. TtcKKBLL, the sitting ?? stated -that on the preceding evening, while on business in the neighhoui- hood, he went into the Walnut-tree public-house in Stepney-green, anrd while there the landlord, Mr. Grif- fiths, ...

... COUNTRYt Nzwo. ?? ?? I zi I ' METTilf MARKKCT.-A further -advance has this week taken jlace in the prices of both copper-and tin. Tile eopper is now at 901., cake 921., and best selected 94r. Tin blocks 871., bars 891., refined 921; Spe-Iter is short in stock, at our last quotation, 221.-Birnningham Advertiser. : JUDGE'S LoDGINos.-The Worcester corporation ma- gistrates were not honoured by ...

... [The following appeared in a second edition of the CHAM vION of Sunday last.] I IP4DSTSC RXPT. FOREIGN SUMMARY. The foreign papers and letters which have arrived contain some extracts of interest. It seems that Louis rHILIPPE, to wipe out the stain of having persecuted a BONAPARTE, has determined upon sending out to St. Helena for the remains of the late Emperor NAPOLEON, andinterring them ...