... On Saturday morning last, at six o'clock, a number of male convicts were removed from Newgate to the hulks, at Chatham, preparatory to their transportation. Amo/ig them were the Rev. James Sevencroft Blomfield (convicted of stealing a gold snuff-box), Octavius Smith, and Charles and William Mann, and several others formerly moving in a re- spectable station in society, who were tried during ...

... The House of Lords have come to the resolution to hear council at their bar in opposition to the Municipal Reform Bill. Their Lordships' zeal for the people's interest is so great, their love of justice so sincere, and the determination to do good, so exemplary, that they agree to the proposal of the immaculate corporations of Coventry and Liverpool, although such compliance may have the ...

... The following is from the Moniteur of Tuesday;—On the 25th of August 350 Carlist infantry and 50 horse vio- lated the French territory, near La Manera. A Lieutenant of the 3d Light Infantry sustained against them a fire which lasted an hour and a half. A chasseur of the 3d Light In- fantry was killed and another wounded. Several Carlist detachments prepared to assemble at that spot. General ...

... domestic fUiua. It is understood that the Grand Cross of the Bath was conferred on the Earl of Durham at the express desire of his Majesty, as a mark of approbation of the talents and diplomatic skill displayed by his Lordship during his mis- sion, and more particularly in effecting certain recent ar- rangenients in a matter which at one time threatened se- rious difference between this ...

... The Professorship of Irish, Trinity College, will be esta- blished without delay, as the sum required, {1500, has been made up. Strange the revolutions that are the offspring of time. After all the care taken to root out the language of the people, we have now the college of the Virgin Queen applying itself to revive and extend the knowledge of it. The power of St. Patrick appears to be on the ...

... COUNTRY MARKETS. Monmouth, Sat it niay, Oct . ...

... ADDRESS TO CUPID. WHY dip thy shafts in poison, God of Love ? Lo twanging idly from thy sportive bow, 'Tis thine dread tumults in the heart to move, And make it throb with unaccustomed woe. Small pleasure mingles with the cloud of pain Which settles round the subjects of thy reign. The poets feign thou art of heavenly birth— But this thy victims idle fiction deem Can minds celestial agonise ...

... II UNTING DON .-HenTY Russell vtasindicted for being accessory to the murder of Sarah Wormsley, on the 1st of February, in the town of Huntingdon. The interest excited by this trial was so great that the doors of the court were besieged long before they were opened, and on his Lordship taking his seat, the court was in a few moments filled in every part. The prisoner, who pleaded not guilty, ...

... Monday, March 12.—This day's supply of sheep, lambs, and calves, was limited of beasts moderately good. The trade was throughout dull; with mutton and veal at an advance of 2d per stone with beef, lamb, and pork, at Friday's quotations. (Per stone of 81b. sinking offal.) Inferior beef, from 2 2 to 2 4 1 Prime beef, from 3 6 to 4 0 Ditto mutton 2 6 to 2 10 Ditto mutton. 3 8 to 4 10 Middling ...

... DOMENICHINO'S ADDRESS TO THE PORTRAIT OF HIS MISTRESS.* Ah! smile not so, thou mimic loveliness- Thou cherish'd image of my lost Floranthe The smiles of Hope and Joy are lost on me They shine around me like the useless light Upon some dreary mountain's lone sterility, Making its desolation only visible. Yet once I woo'd coy Happiness, and won her, And this lone heart was bursting with her ...

... DOMESTIC. The appearance of the French squadron at Spithead has induced a very general belief that England and France have at length determined to enforce upon Holland and Belgium a final adjustment of their differences and that the blockade of the Dutch coast and the occupation of Antwerp would immediately take place. The Nouvelliste, one of the organs of the French Government, has given what ...

... A Natchez paper relates the particulars of the shocking death of a young man of respeclable relations named John Morfat, who kept a grocery store in that city. He was much addicted to hard drinking, and for the last two or three weeks of his life he had not a sober hour. Under the maddening influence of intoxication, he sold his esta- blishment, and started on horseback fur North Carolina. ...