... BoasSEN HALL, JUNE 6.-The supply of wheat this week has not been large, and some purchases for exportation having been made, the market is a shade better. Rye has become scarce, some demand having manifested itself for the article. Beans for England continue in demand. During the last seven days of May, 31 cargoes of corn passed through the Sound. T1'hree were bound for British ports; four ...

... CAMBRIDGE, MONDAY, JUNE 9.-This being the day before that of the nomination, the public mind here has been in an absolutely fever- ish state. Party feeling is running high-higher, perhaps, than it has been known to run at any former election, and a fearful intimi- dation over dependent tradesmen and respectable domestics having votes, is being exercised in high and very influential antd ...

... TO TOE EDITOR OF THY MORNING CHRONICLE. - SIR-If it were necessary to show the thorough Incom- patability of the House of Lords with the new circum- stances which surround It the utter impsossibility of its aetine in accordance with the spirit which alternate op. pression or neglect, acting on increased intelligence, had called-into existence among the people, and the potency of which was made ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. There can be no doubt that a very large proportion both of the misery and vice which is found among the labour- ing classes, 'is entirely owing to all Inordinate love of drink in the husbands anid fathers of families. These thoughtless and extravagant men first begin with pettyacts of dishonesty, which thle law, uefortsenatelq, cannot take hold Of. Tlhey ...

... THE BRITISH JEWl'S. The following letter has been addressed to the Right Hon. Sir Robert Grdnt, by several of the most eminent members of the Jcwish body in this metropolis:- London, Aug. 23, 1834. SIR-Although we are aware that your attention must at this moment be engaged by many important subjects, we yet hope that you will not think we arc trespassing improperly on your time in ...

... EXPRESS FROij I MORNING CHRONICLE OFIr SATURDAY MOPNINO C We have received the Paris jOurriod lo,. a letter from our private corresponaien f o da orep ndt0 of th0) thejournals of the south of France to tit th iat There is no laiter of1iceial news of Don C, I h given by us yesterday, the bad weathe r than eluding the possibility of telegrsphi n rosc, We learn, howcevr, from private soulres that ...

... )MO#N& oP ORD.-F'47. LAWSON V EDDEaRNTb was anappealfro a judgment of the Sheriff of Forfarshire, which was afterwards a grmed by the Court of Session. The Appellant had rented a farm from the Respondent's prede- cessor and author, for which he became bound to pay a free money rent of 2M1., after certain stipulated deductions. By the tack or missive of lease, the appellant bound himself to ...

... The Jeurnml desDehats considers that by some journals the consequences of the quadruple treaty have been greatly exaggerated, and by others have been treated as too insignificant. Some regard it as likely to kindle a terrible war between the west and the east, between the north and the south,while others represent that no change l will be effected by it. On both sides there is exaggeration, ...

... The Tories arc full of maneuvres. In Leicester a hole- and-corner requisition has been got up, calling on the Mayor not to convene a publie meeting, but to permit the hole-and-corner address of the requisitionists to lie for signature under the sanction of the Mayor. In Salisbury they have been pursuing the same trick. If public meet- ings be, as His Highness calls them, farces, what ...

... DESTRUCTION OF THE HOUSES OF 0 PARLIAMENT. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] DUDLEY, SUNDAY, OCT. 26.-With a view of ascertaining the truth or falsehood of Mr. Cooper's statements with regard to his having heard of the destruction of the two Houses of Parliament in Dudley on the night of Thursday the 16th (within three or four hours of the commencement of the fire), I have this day instituted the ...

... L ON D ON: THUJRSDAY, OCTOBER 90, lM34. The Privy Council yesterday concluded their examination into the facts connected with the statement of MXIr. COOPER, that he heard at Dudley on Thursday, the 16th, of the destruction by fire of the two Houses of Parliament, which took place the same evening only a few hours before. The witnesses were examined at great length, and the most complete and ...

... ST. MARGARET'S AND ST. JOHN'S, WEST- MINSTER. A meeting of the inhabitants of these parishes was held last night at the Prince's Hcad, Prince's-street, Storev's-gate, for the purpose of passing resolutions and presenting an address to his Majesty on the present crisis. Colonel Evans attended. Several resolutions were passed, and the meeting se- parated at half-past eleven. The press of other ...