... rtlt l-n Tx ?? V-1 Lorndon, Tuesday, Feb. 11. el CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK._-*We have no foreign A arrivals this morning of the least impor:ance, and tlhe Money lqarket is in a much more tranquil state, althoughi of considerable business has been transacted sinc. the opening. b: Consuls have been at 89Yi, but are now at 8911 for the of account. The letters from Paris are not of much interest, ...

... CORN LAWS.—The members of the Anti-Corn Laws Society and their friends, met this day, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, for the purpose of peti- tioning Parliament for the immediate and total repeal of the said laws. The Chair was taken by Col. P- Thompson. Mr. Crawford, M.P. for the city, rose to move the first resolution, but had not con- cluded his speech when our reporter cam away.- The ...

... FRANCE—The French mitiistry,dulyconsiderillg the low state of their influence in the Chamber, have agreed to alter their budget for 1835 to tlie same amount as 1834 j a saving to the country 36 millions of francs. The attention of the Court of Assize is engrossed in the trial of ten persons for forgeries ofEnglish Ijauk notes, to the amount of 800,000 francs. SPAIN.-The intelligence from Spain ...

... THE CHURCH.—On Tuesday week a highly respectable and numerous meeting of the Clergy and Friends of the Establishment, convened by circular, took place at the Diocesan School-room, Nelson-street, Bristol, for the purpose of concurring in a public de- claration, expressive of'heir determination to sup- port the National Church in the integrity of her rights and privileges, and in her alliance ...

... MANCIHESTER AND SALFORD DISTRICT I ~~PROVIDENT SOCIETY. A public meeting of tire friends of this societyvwas held doj on 111onday last, in the Exchangc Dining-room, and was UP most numerously and rrspectably attended. it' Thc Very RCV. .'1' CALvi-ai, D.D., Warden of Christ mi Chiurch, and president of the society, being called to the tbi caiir, remarked that the meeting wero aware that this ...

... DREADFUL SUFFERIArGS AT SEA. Thle following is a statement of the loss of the brig Wel- LyO Iingtohe of Corks John a eller, master, on her passage gres from St. Andrews, New Brunswick, to Cork, laden with ent deals W-l We sailed from St. Andrews' on Monday, the 23rd of in I December, and on the 25th took our departure from Cape bee! Sable; from that tine until the 5th of January we encoun- ...

... TOWN COUVCIL PfROCELEDINGS. 1iERItVEtwi TO'I. I - I.At the orjdinary mieeting of Cotuncil netl Tuesday, the- frtb siestalken Up WitS thle conuitl-ttion of tile se- cond resolution oif thle series, moved bly Mrk Ta iti sodi !,whih declared the merk per ton iii; be al n ?? brden tin the port o~f Leiih, andi an impropecr made. of raising a revenue for the clergy oif Ediuburgh. It %ill he in the ...

... O kZGAL QOFlR~81oZWiwmqcz O Tart EnDTOR Or THE DERBY MERCURY. Sli -You willoblige one who admires your principles i anid talenU, if you will insert the following observationn I your Paper. At a meeting of the Protestant Dissenters of Derby, bit. Gawthorn is reported to have said; This Home Aliis. slonary Society (ibe gentleman is ironically designating the Established Church) is always in the ...

... A MOST IMPORTANT MATTER! I Tow Poor-Law Commissioners have put forth their anathema against this F law. The following is a letter addressed [to Lord ALTUORP on the subhject, by Mr. J. M. PAINE, of my native town of Farnharn. I entirely agree with MIr. Pli~NE; and am] not a little proud to see proof of so mach ability antI so much zeal, and to hear so much good sense from one of my townsmen; ...

... OPENING OF TIIE SESSION. V Tuesday last being the day apprrrirrted for thre re. assemblirrg of the Parliament hy his Mrrjestv in person, at all early hlo u r the Park, and tire vh olh ?? front St. Jumiles's Palace to the House of i Parliament, were thronged wvith crowds of well riiessedl individuals, anasiting the arrival of bis Allje4ty, %Nith apparently the greatest anxielty.- His Majesty ...

... The French papers which arrived yesterday morning bring intelligence from Madrid up to the 24th ult. at which time the capital remained tranquil. Several important decrees have been published to put an end to monopolies of provisions and such like evils. A commission has been appointed to inquire into the obligations of the State as to loans, with a view, we presume, to making arrangements for ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF TIIE LrLEDS EILRCURY, .. ?? h 41AT, ?? I TO THE EDITORS OF TIlE lEEDLiS MEIlJURII. Ilnhlualgh, 941h/ Jon. 18. fill. GEXTLmT. ?? letter aoppjetited ill the Leedas Mlsrcury Dro of the 7NiE of Dleccelnbe, sigiled by MIr. It G. .la t11, whoreilt lie mllell. Il tions tue cnses which lie gives as, prinfe (if moy baving on arious cca- the siuns treated the D rsentete rely ...