... ONE HONEST TORY.-A day or two before the news arrived in Edinburgh of the fate of the Reform Bill in the House of Lords, a respectable lady called upon her baker in street, and inquired for her account. The Master of the Rolls replied there was no hurry, he would wait till the usual time of payment. She insisted, telling him, that if the bill did not pass she was afraid that all the Tories ...

... ahhbals. WITH SUNDRIES.—Bute, Walters Castle, PhiHips Brothers, Rosser; Friends, Rudge; and William and Maria, Owens, from Bristol.-J ohn and Mary, Davies Swansea Packet, Steel; Mars, Jones; William, Clampitt; and James, Morgan, from Newport.—Venus, Gulliford, from Bridgewater.—Providence, Evans, from Aberthaw.—Independent, Oakley, from Gloucester. -Lively, Pill, from Porlock.—Endeavour, ...

... LONDON NEWS. Lord Cochrane is to be restored to his rank and honours in the British Navy. Mr. Byng, M.P., for Middlesex, and Sir F. Burdett, have each subscribed X50 towards Alderman Waithman's expenses for the office of City Chamberlain. The Duke of Bedford has also forwarded .?.5 for the same purpose. The family of the Duke of Beaufort have been plunged into the deepest affliction by the ...

... COUNTRY NEWS. The Duchess of St. Alban's, although a resident at Brighton, has not been included in the invitations to the Palace. On Tuesday night an extraordinary hail storm occurred at West Grinsted Park, Sussex, the seat of Walter Burrell, Esq., M. P.; it lasted only 10 minutes, but in that period, 935 feet of glass in Mr. Burrell's garden were destroyed. The hail stones measured in ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. NEW POPE OF ROM E.-Cardinal Mauro Capellari has been elected to the throne of St. Peter, under the title of Gregory XVI. The new Pope was born in 1765, and is therefore only sixty-five years of age. As he is younger, and in more robust health than either of his two prede- cessors, he is likely to wear longer the triple crown. Like all the recent chiefs of the Catholic Church, he ...

... MUSICAL AGITATION !—A music seller in Dublin has takeR advantage of the present moment of party-feeling, by publishing some Orange and Green Quadrilles, respectfully dedicated to Mr. O'Connell. Also, Mr. O'Connell's Orange and Green Walts together with the Anti-Union Quadrilles and Anti-Union Walti> most respectfully dedicated to the King Shou'd the two parties in Ireland come to blows, the ...

... jHatftets, CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday, April 18.—Our arrivals since this day se'nnight O t foreign wheat have been great; of English malt, English, Irisht and foieign oats and flour, English beans, and foreign barley' t moderately good of English wheat and barley, English peas, ( English and foreign rye and seeds, from all quarters very limite' This d ly's market, having been numerously ...

... LONDON NEWS. On Monday last, between eleven and twelve o'clock, Mr. Ilarraway, a respectable carver and gilder residing at No. 27, Park-street, Dorset-squaie, Marylebone, committed suicide by hanging himself at the foot cf bis bed. lie has been in a desponding way for some time past, although no reason can be assigned for his having been so. He has left a wife and large family totally ...

... BY THOMAS IIAYNES BAY LEY. I KNEW him not, I sought him not,— He was my father's guest; I gave him not one smile more kind Than those I gave the rest He sat beside me at the board, The choice was not my own, But oh I never heard a voice With half so sweet a tone. And at the dance again we met, Again I was his choice, Again I heard the gentle tone Of that beguiling voice I sought him not,—-he ...

... jMatKets. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. December 19.—The past week's arrivals of grain were moderate, and of flour tolerably good. This morning there is a small sup- ply of wheat and oats fresh up, but of beans and peas there is a much larger quantity than of late. The wheat trade retains its recent dullness, and onJyfine dry parcels remain as last quoted; other descriptions may te reported lower, ...

... LONDON NEWS. It is said that the Tory anti-reformers are determined to ''try -their strength on an amendment to the addres., so is their haste to mark their aversion to uii that t lie Court and the country wish to obtain. The election of officers of the Royal Society took place to-day at Somerset House. The Duke of Sussex, who was in the chair, was unanimously re-elected President for the ...

... Sratletr. WITH SUNDRIES.—William, Clampitt, for Newport.—^Ebene- zer, Thomas and Bute, Walters, for Bristol. WITH IRON.—Experiment, Anning, for Newcastle.—Mary, Beveridge, for London.—Eliza and Jane, Davies, for Holiwell.— Ospray, Jones, for Runcol n.-Gomer, Peters; and Susan and Jane, Lodwig, for Larrl.e.-J ames, Mattix Emerald, Owens; and Valiant, Llewellyn, for Dundalk.-Amity, Jones; Jane, ...