... Mr. Maurice O'Connell has been returned for the county of Clare, Sir Edward O'Brien having resigned the contest. On Monday se'nnight a duel took place between Mr. Mahon, the brother of O'Gorman, and Mr. W. S. Brien, in consequence of the latter having called the former a liar on the hustings. An exchange of harmless shots took place and the parties left the field, but without coming to any ...

... 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 ...

... TUESDAY, APRIL 12.—The house re-assembled this day. Lord Encombe asked Lord J. Russell whether it was the in- tention of Ministers to abide by what they termed the corrected returns of the population in various towns and cities in the year 18311 Lord J. Russell said, thatMinisters when they were consider- ing the Bill for Reform, obtained from the Home Office the number of inhabitants in all ...

... fWatfiets. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. f Monday, April 25.—Our supplies since this day se'nnight, 0 English wheat, barley, beans, peas, seeds, and flour, have p limited of foreign wheat andbarley, Irish and foreign oats, great; Bri of English oats and malt, as also foreign seeds and floui, mode rately good.—In this day's market, which was not very nume-' rously attended either by London or ...

... Advices from Poland to the 1st of April contain the fol- lowing important piece of intelligence ;-The Polish Gene- ral-in-Chief attacked General Giesmar's corps, which occupied a strong position near Waur; after two hours' struggle the Russians were beaten, and their loss amounted to several thousand men, while the Poles only lost 400 or 500 men. Private accounts state, that on the 1st instant ...

... The First Somerset Regiment of Militia, is ordered to assemble at Taunton, on Thursday the 12th of May next, for 28 days' training and exercise. On Wednesday next will be launched from the yard of Mr. Wm. Morgan, shipbuilder, at Pill, a pleasure yacht of 60 tons, of a beautiful construction and arrangement, built for Col. Berkeley, of Berkeley Castle.-Bristol Journal. HYDROPHOBIA.—Another ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. F Monday, March 28.—Our supplies since this day se'nnight■ English wheat, rye, peas, foreign flour, and most kinds of EnSj.#. and foreign seeds, have been limited of foreign wheat and seed, English and foreign oats, and English,flour moderat good of English malt and barley rather great.—There waS(fy this day's market a strong muster of London, and some couB buyers but ...

... Borough, March 28.—Our last week's quotations, are still manded for very superior East Kent hops of last year's gi0,V^j whence their quotations remain unaltered. In both the Prl. j and the quality of the best Mid-Kent pockets there has beep^ great falling off; and with other kinds our trade has been A dull at a depression of from 5s to 10s per cwt. Currency: Kent, in pockets, 1830, £ 8. 8s to ...

... LONDON NEWS. The Commons re-assemble on Tuesday, the 12th of April; and there are already 63 orders and 39 notices on their books, engaging each day as far as the 17th of May and, though only one day is named for the notices and orders, many of them will occupy several days. The Eng- lish Reform Bill, for instance, according to Mr. Hume, will occupy ten days in the committee. COURT OF COMMON ...

... BEAR-GARDEN SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. We have given a faint description of the scene of riot and con- fusion which took place in the House of Lords on Friday week, in our Parliamentary intelligence. The things with hitman pretensions did not actually come to blows, but they were very near it. The Lord Chancellor keeps these gentry in due order, when he is among them but on Friday he was ...

... These assizes commenced on the 30th ult., and were not con- cluded until the 8th instant. There were 28 causes in the list of nisi prius business, but none of them were of any public interest. The calendar of prisoners for the county, which, at the commence- ment of the assizes, contained 162 names, exhibited, before the close, 179. In the city calendar there were 12 prisoners only. Cornelius ...

... LATEST- INTELLIGENC E. ANOTHER VICTORY OE THE POLES.—The Poles have just ob- a toined at Grochow a new and important victory over the Rus- Itans. The corps of Geismar, it is said, has been entirely des- toyed, and that officer, severely wounded, is reported to be i, fIlaong' the number of prisoners. Marshal Diebitsch, closely ig 'emmed in by the army and peasantry, is enclosed in the marshes, ...