... SMI~hFIELD, Afolida, Det. Id. _ The market is fullv supplied with Beasts, bst a great Ta. jorisy still continue of a very indiffiere (It resterpto. Themn approach of Christmnss. however, has caused aestetdemand fo ,et ,ulties of, Beef, which have gone titp to 4s. beiugI an advance of 2d. per stone upont our quotation of this ay se~~sitt.~~.Mutit is also dearer, no doubt arising from a1 ?? good ...

... HOUSE oP LORDS-o1VeOday. Viscount STRANGFoRoD, in presenting a petition from Woodstock against the importation of foreign gloves, gave Al 1s notice that lie would move for a Committee on the subject of Apn the glove trade on Tuesday, March 6. Ast Earl GrEY, in answer to a question from Lord Aberdeen, Ati admitted that our Government had received informatidn re- Bai specting the French ...

... IXO SE -j s..i11onday., PATRHONAGr OF LORlD XEbL. TA10I brongchi forward thle m10io~i! of which The Earl on 01LDO4 k his conlduct wlhle he was I oieresipecting he had give, Oljtih, Wearned ?? said he courted the Lord Chancellor . al that Ile had done during the forty strictest inquiry ittO defraded the grant of every place of i years he held ofe a bestOwal. The Noble Earl, after which Ilie ...

... BLUCKS. * BTICKS. ; ZIEMORll, OF TIlE C7..Eltiy Or THV AfrC11DEAC0$R1Y OF IUCICS TO 'THE AtARQUIS OF OJOAwDOS. II the present days of innovation, CeampICs of firnl) 'and uncuiprmisflgconlsistency are bu~t rarely to be we~t w~ =rAmonlgthose iflo, ,,sitaiuted by tle contagion Of speculativeo theories, have proved themseciss thle stedfat ChlamPiOngsof the venerable iistitaticils of our country, ...

... IZXECUTION AT NOTTINGHAM. aa±.' i Ut, A LU= ?? Ua U Act fl- a, - 0Nottingham, Feb. 1.-At a late hour last night the High Sheriff determined to defer the execution of the! unfortunate men from eight o'clock in the morning to an; hbur after the arrival of the mail from London. This alteration in the time. of the execution was made at the earnest solicitation of several humane individuals, who ...

... LONDON, JuILY 17. An express has this morning been reccived from Falilouti, announcing the arrival of the Fibebrea~d front Lisbon, bringing advices from ;the Britlsh squa- t (Irna in the 'agus, which place slie left on &II evening f of the 9th instant, and at midnight of the l0th fell in Ivitli Don Pedro's squadron lying it anchor off Oporto bar. A boat, with officers from the Dvna A'Thra fi ...

... Both Houses of Parliament met on Saturday, there being a Commission ill the Lords to give the Royal Assent to various Bills-amonlg theta the Speaker's Retirina Allowance Bill, the Lunacy Bill (to extend the operation for three years of the Act for the protec- tion of insane persons), and the Scotch Customs aind E xcise Bill. The Comnions assembled to advance the Bills in rogress, and severally ...

... There ll be an ELECTION of TWO E SCHOLARS on the Foundation of Mrs. Sarah Eaton, E on Friday the Sth of June next. tl Candidates are required to call in person, before si Ten o'clock on the morning of the preceding Tuesday, on the Vice-Provost, and must produce Certificates signed by the Bishops of their respective dioceses, by 01 the Ministers of their parishes, and by two or more respectable ...

... 'WI X , M 5WO SATURDAY;, MAY 5. TO-MORROW Morning a SERMON Will be preached by the Rev. Eow. HAIVmINS, D. D; Provost | of Oriel College, in the Parish Church of All Saints' , in thfii city ; after which a collection will be made, to assist in defraying the expenses incurred in the purI chase and erection of the Organ. On this occasionfidl a Cathedral Service will be performed, in which the ia ...

... £TITJES IN IRFIANND. Report brosoghtfrom the Lords to tire Commons. By the Lords Committees appointed a Select Committce to inquire into the Collection and Payment ot' Tithes ill Ireland, and the State of the Laws rclathjg thereto; and to report their Observations thereon to the House; and to whom were referred certain Petitions, anid Papers, and Accounts, upon the Subject Matter referred to ...

... VEDNESDIVS AND) TfIUR DAY ,. N 4 > D. ' . . LONDON, AUGUST 23. The elginan question appears to be almost as f from arrangenlas ever. M.Van der ?? refuses fof ?? olse niayp Va t d rm 'toentr baint hwev, betiatiodo, except on the basis of by tlse.treaty of the 15th of November, which has been m~i~end by the five Powers, and he will not even attend the meetingsof the Conference. It wasdspese ...

... 1OUEBE or LORDS-lWondav. Tl1 C rporatC Funds' Bill was Tead a third time and pued. after Lord Eldoll hadl opposed it, declaring that it laoeed on on entire misconception of the law. I'he Earl of RoI E presented a petition from a most ?? part of thu Corporation of Dublin, the Mlaster ardlen, and Corporation of the Joiners of Dublin, praying fir a repeal of the Union between England and Ireland. ...