... tendon. Thursday Keening. The Journal Paris of Monday contradicts tile statement which lately gene live the French sti.l English Press, that the' King baa, In reply demand for intervention made the pari Kuani.b. Govcrunteur, declared he would not a French enter St..to, and exposed the danger inoculation with have announced that instructions hat s. t>> the Commander the British Squaw roe ...

... Tkur,ri,, BVeariiag. Kensington, Wednesday Evening.— Her Majesty ha* not quitted th* Palac* sine* return ftwaa visiting tb* Queen Dowsger Windsor oa Monday last. This forenoon her Majesty gave audience, to Lords Melbourne, Albemarle, aad Durham. Tbe latter nobleman remained at tb* Palace opwards of boar sad a half, after which visited tbe Oak* Sussex rhis afternoon bar Majesty waa visited the ...

... Trade Leeds—The demand for woollen goods still coniioues, and. though not perhaps so brisk as it was some two or weeks ago, decline hat not been neatly so extensive wbich has recently taken place in the stuff markets, induced by the unfavourable news from fsct which goes stroogly to prove the correctness of onr statement, that the improved demand of the last two months was principally for ...

... CO.M-'i'-H'l advertised lor lhe 12th lost, is uuavoid- .] s postponed lill further Notice. M'u.ic Hall, Leeds, 23rd March. 1838. HOLY ORDERS. A BENEFICED CLERGYMAN, late _. _- of St. John-, Cambridge, and now resident in South Yorkshire, very near to a Medic. l Watirin. Place. p.s_poses to give THEOLOGICAL INSTI ...

... last; yesterday was named for bringing up the report; and on Monday next, the 19th inst., the third reading to take place. We do not anticipate much more discussion, for if Ministers, aid the pledged, were able to carry the most objectionable parts of their measure unscathed through the Committee, nothing can be effected against them on the third reading. It is supposed that the Bill will be ...

... yesterday, I was surprised to find that it had been industriously circulated by the friends of the Liberal candidates here, that the supporters of Mr. Wortley were the parties who had commenced the riotous proceedings which all so much deplore- As that allegation is the direct reverse of the truth, and as the report may operate some places adversely to Mr. Wortley's interests, I doubt not ...

... o'clock precisely. Lot 1. A HAY entire HOUSE, rising Eight A''-ars 01.l I',) Hands high. was got Phantom (the inner nf the Derby Epsom.) Dam Sir Oliver, lie has never done any Work, is steady •« Hide, .mild ntake very superior Hunter, awl will warranted Sound. Dot 2. A BROWN MAKE, by Smolenvko, Eight Years old, Siateen Hands high, was bred tie late Mrs. Beaumont Hall. Lot 3. A BAY TILLY, ...

... MILITARY INSTRUMENT WAREHOUSE, BKICTIATE, LEEDS. W SVKES AND SONS • beg to announce that they have just received from London a HIM COTTAGE. MICROrHOROON. SQUARE PIANO T'OR'I'ES, &C. from and dementi's. Also Stock of GUITARS, FLUTES, and MILITARY!INSTRUMENTS, of British and Foreign Manufacture, which will offered the following very low : Octave Freoch Horn, with Slide Concert..Do.#.Do Do. . ...

... ANTHONY N.B. The Overseers the several Parishes are desired to bring with the several Notice* Claims the Voters, and also all Notice* Objections I* Voters which shall have sent in to them. And the Voters who have sent in their (Taints, whether ohjected to araot, are to sec that they have been duly and accurately registered, regards the Description of th'triwlvrs and their Qualifications, ...

... DECLARATION INSOLVENCY. Nov. t.V —WILLIAM BE AVER WALKER, the; ManpHss of public house, Drury lane, In the county of ddlcsex, victualler, c. BANKRUPTS. ROBERT SMITH BHARMAN. late of Mincing lane in lb* cily ot London, uhole.ale grocer, but now of the Tower, agent, c, *ur. Dec S, Jan ...

... BANKRUPTS TUESDAY CAStTTB. Thomas Hogg and Benjamin Hogg, Leeds, woollen-cloth mannfactnrer* merchants Hubert Miller, Chester, brewer—Robert Great Yarmouth, mast and block-maker—Samuel Hodson. Birmingham, apothecary—William Noreott, Lite Janusstreet, Covent garden, wine-merchant—Richard Driver, Great Yarmouth, chemist and dinggisl—Thomas Haslop, Bury Si. Edmunds, saddler and harness ...

... In the House of Lords on Thursday evening, the Archbishop of Canterbury presented a petition from Rochester, praying that a measure might be adopted to regulate the hours of labour children employed in the woollen, cotton, silk, and flax manufactures. His Grace would not enter into any inquiry as to the facts, but if the facts stated in this petition were founded in tiuth, he could entertain ...