... sorripn [iWot-eIMtL'. FRANCE The Chamber of Deputies continues to debate the new (CIstsolls Tariffis Bill, and has sanctioned some changes with respect to the duties upon foreign iron, cotton taist, &z. It is unnecessary to add that the Chamber still keeps i!} Vi the safe principle of pro ective duties, repudiating altogether those of what is called 4i free trade. All the French vrssels at ...

... : ?? - ?? - - : I: INCREASRE OF SOCIAL COMFORTS AND CON- VENIEtNCES IN ENGLAND.-(FrOYl Ilie last No. of ife Edinsburgh PReiew.)-At an average, the weight tit cattle and sheep has been a good deal more than doubled since about 17S0; so that a stack of ?? head of cattle, at present, would be more than equal to one of 10,000,000 at that epoch. But tile number, as well as the weight of cattle, ...

... montrotle ilatouillally. NEW PreEn.-Whiteliall, April 12.-The IKing has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed Under the Great Seal of that part of the Uhited Kingdom oF Great Britain and Irelantl called Ire- land, granting to tbe right hon. Dominick Browne, ani to the heirs snale of is body lawfully begotten, the dignity of a Baron of that part of the said United Kingdom called ...

... . . 1DBouieqic. = SfNlmsLAfiif ATTEMPTtD SU1Crx.-T]he following case of attempted self destruition, has occasioned consi- derable exciternent ln the neighbourhso d of Ipswich Mr. William Wilsoa retired early on .Monday morning last to his back premiies, And disclsarlle4 the contents of a single-barreled gun, loaded with swan-Ahot, at his own head. It appears that t'le muzzle was placed under ...

... Tnn.. WILL OF TiE rLATE LORD lnE SAuMAnIEz- Anything relating to this distinguished n1obleiman will, we are convincwed, he read with intcrcst. IIis lordship leaves to his dear and holoved wife, Lady dl Sainmarez, the enjoymenst of all thoe Capital, invested in the English funds in their respective names, wvith the polver of dis- posing of it as she may thilink proper. Ilis lordship leaves in ...

... PRLESTOsc MARKET TIis DAY AT TWELVE 0 CLOCK. There was no Ihisk Wheat, but a full average supply of fariers' Wheat, in this morning's market. The v demand was very brisk,. and the prices fully maintained .the quotations of last week. Old Wheat may be quoted in full Is. higher. Id WHAT, perwindleof220lbs . ?? 340to 3S 0 DI). New ?? . . 32 li d FLoUn, sauperfine, per pack ut :t0tlbs ?? 0 -54 ...

... AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER, I - The harvest in the midland countics approaches to its close; and the results are variously reported, as inci's holpes or fears preponderate. ..Wheat, as far as we are able to judge from direct observation and intelligence, is of the finest character, and, with few exceptions, well se. cured. Barley and oats are not regularly good, and they have, in a ...

... I lorellanp. AN ENC~ptSH STAO a COACit..Thenieat, graceful, compact form of the pretty toy, the mettled and impatient air of the shining Find well-grbomed horses, the high polish of the harness, and admirable order and neatness of the wholeaffair, togefther with the atately and cnequentialair of tite portly and ntell -muffled COatmn anli liescene mien of a mo. Tba rteb aeatin himdelfvupon aV ...

... eoe.f r~oaEnteritfgnt+. I l SPAIN. in The Journal des Debats of the 10th,' after giving th: AkL- telegraphic dispatchesi mentioning thle acceptance of thi ived constitution of 1812 byr the Queen Christine, adds, It ices appears certain that grave dissensions arose 'during the i, re- last three or four days in the vouncil of ministers, rela. ieen tive to the affairs of Spain. The two ...

... DEATHS.-On the5th instantaged 81, John Hulmie, Esq., ot' Stockport.-On the 8th instant, at Weston-lodge, near Ruiicour, Ellen, daughter of the late Hobert Crow. ther, Esq., of teaton Norr is. A TaliP To LivEuRPOo I-We understand that tie Stockport Independent Band inteod visiting Liverp~ol next week, to go by the Old Quay Packet. P'rincipal drunmmo on this occasion, 1%1r. William Faulkner, of ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES, O Ianaof3ijirt anD 01pobirr Examintr. SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 18A ==L I ic re- It seemis that a more decisive intervention in the aflairs °oses of Spain bas been determined upon by our govertnuent. Lord John Hay, who commands the Castor, has addre.- y the sed a letter dated Santander, March 24th, to General nittee Cordova, in which lie says he has received instructions to ected ...

... ?? jvarliamaelt HOUSE OF LORDS.-F-lDAY, MARCH 4. The royal assent was given by commission to several bills. Lord KENYON presented a petition comnplaining of a decision pronounced by Lord Broughem in an appeal case. The prayer for a re-hearing was opposed by Lord Lyndhurst and the Lord Chancllor, and the petition was in the end withdrawn. The slave compensatin act amendment bill was brought up ...