... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, FEB. 11. —Mr. O'Gorman Mahon made a furious attack on ministers, on account of a riot in Mayo, where a man had unfortunately been killed. He said a Mayo magistrate had called a Catholic priest a bloody rebel; government had .issued, a bloody declaration the act under which Mr. O'Con- nell was prosecuted was a bloody act; and ministers were guilty of uttering ...

... Monday, February 14.—This day's market exhibited throws r out but a limited supply. The trade, however, with each kind meat was very dull; with veal at a depression of from 4d to perstone. (rer stone of bib. sinking offal.) 4 Inferior beef, from 2 4 to 2 6 Prime beef, from 3 6 to 4 « Ditto mutton 2 4 to 2 6 Ditto mutton 3 8 to-5 a Middling beef ..2 8 to 3 0 Veal 4 0 to 6 a Ditto mutton 3 0 to ...

... TO J. J. GUEST, ESQUIRE, M.P. SIR,—Perhaps it may require an apology that I thus address you through the medium of a public paper; but as this is the mean through which public men are generally addressed, I have adopted the same course. In the great question of Reform, which now engrosses univer- sal attention, all men must feel an interest. The man who feels not an interest in the question ...

... At a meeting of the Wine Porters, on the 13th instant, at which Mr. O'Connell was present, that consistent patriot made the following speech :-— My friends, I gladly accept the call of the wine-porters of the city of Dublin. Before the end of 48 hours I'll be on English soil (cheers,) on my way to attend my duties in .parliament. I have only been kept too long from my place. (Hear.) I made a ...

... PORT OF CARDIFF. SHIP NEWS, FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY. 15,1831. atrrtbals. WITH SUNDRIES.—Bute, Walters: Castle, Phillips: Brother s, RosseC and Amity, Rogers, from Bristol.—Jane, Mathews: Mars, Jones, and William, Clampitt, from Nell:port,-Mary,Halls, from Barnstaple Felicity, Dugdale, from Bristol for Boston. M WITH BLOCK TIN--Torridge, Shepley, and Friends, James, froC Penzance. WITH ...

... ENIGMA. A Templar kneel'd at a friar's knee He was a comely youth to see, With curling locks and forehead high, And flushing cheek, and flashing eye. And the Monk was as jolly and large a man As ever laid lip to a convent can, Or called for a contribution, As ever read at midnight hour Confessional in lady's bower, Ordain'd for a peasant the penance whip, Or spoke for a noble's venal slip, A ...

... Our last number contained a long address from Mr. Pro- thero (whose extensive colliery concerns entitle him to be considered as the representative of the coal trade in this county) to the proprietors of the Monmouthshire Canal. The object of that address was to induce the Canal Com- pany to lower their tonnages—on iron from 3d to 2d per ton per mile, and on coal from lid to Id per ton per mile ...

... TUESDAY, EEBSTJAUY V3-—COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS. The Lord Chancellor presented a petition from the bankers, mer- chants, and solicitors of the metropolis, praying that their lord- ships would adopt such measures as in their judgments seemed necessary to abolish the fourteen lists of commissioners, and in lieu thereof to establish; such a court as would give to the public that convenience ...