... EAST INDIAN COMMERCIAL IA TEL- LIGENCE. The following is an extract of a letter from Bomrbay, leceixelI -j, at the Jerusaletu Coffee-hou-e, dated 7th November, 1835:- Since we had last this pleasure our market for cotton Ila, C experienced n great reduction in price, in consequence ot E the frech imports from the interior, by tile opening of the ;ea-ons, and transactions haxe taken place ...

... 11011%0011, .MONDAY, JANUARY 25,, 1836. T[he. P iris~ Papcers of' Satur day inform us that IClioi ?? i' i V ?? 'tti S, rstn ?? ol' Finance, petf ioWI I~ i ' II -w I leI tb 'him I)r i-s diitI Ide, s;ix hav de V - (it): tolttiv a. r' cuoivertint', Ith e ?? pcrt Cents, th Ith ai O Iht1 . Jfl`: IAi 1.Tarey afdj ti nid thO COnSideratlliOln of' Coll ~i i~ttite to ?? ILa't try of' sittinig. .i. ...

... DINNER TO AIR. O'CONNELL AT LIVER P OOL. i. Mr. O'Connell arrived at Liv~erpool on WTed- -tneday, froma Ireland, to attend the dinner given to him ti ie at the Cernt Exchange, which was fitted up tb the occa- sion. Thirty taLkes, capable of accomniudating thtrty- six personsl each, were arranged across the roomn', and ..11 P n~ were completely filled, iiaking the rnumber of~ personsP ,e ...

... BPVIR1 OP THE PVSULW PRESS. . MOST ALARMING Niws.-Couriers arrived esterday from Blackrock, near Dublin, bloody with spurring, fiery red with haste, at the resi- ?? of the principal Tory nobility, and at the houses of nearly all the Bishops, with the terrific intelligence, that a great conspiracy had been dis- covered in Ireland, which threatened not only the lives of all his Majesty's ...

... f ln , ?? ?? ,- , T. i n,, ?? S'i1' Thomas Bary .Birt., aind Sir John Tyiden, Bart. a Taa MC EDITOR Of c',a Il-lAmpskiias Taa;OsAxr. ai' Sir,-.The truthmust ultimatelyprevail, however un- a air others, is chiefly ow~ing to the chag n h urec and that there is no hiope of any maeilimprovement 1 so loing, as money retains its present va lue ; for by this f, change, so great a reduction is made in ...

... PoSrISC *F t ;T W AIt -()OPIC F. JI is. 211. OSPITA L STAFF.-Bfrevetc Deputy tinspeec. toarT. GOrdon, M.D.. to he IDepiliy lll1qectflcrtVnera1 of* J- lptt.Assatlsvti ('lalse, Mil.D., H art Ki.HI.. to be Depury tv-I estc or (l cutes (If Iosphi tal. -J. P. (ihrke, M.Dl., fromn the hiltiluy : lobe Assist- ant- Inspector of Ilospitals, viee J. Clarke, Al.D., placed upon hslf-pay. BANKRUPTS. ...

... iRELAND. ST BRIDGET'S CHARITY DINNER, DUBLIN. On Saturday week, the annual dinner on behalf of this Irnstitution (which oripporte upwards of fotty female orphans) took place at Ruldley's Hotel, Dame Street. D. O'Connell, Esq., li. P. (who on his entrance into the iaing-roarn, a fewv minutes after six, 'was greeted with the mest enthusiastic cheering) presided. When the cloth was remooved, lif ...

... sCO ponxDmxCkE LlX.1- ConStil ;narket .remins I(onstl market remiiai CplliO of tttntio as h y ae not Varied1 (ol- til tre (C ,ney being 91 to ?? *i ?? 5~coiat rliequer Bills colti - 'a.;eaefl pr^l0rtleim Active st0c. mu l~ 1oritiefl pade° f cent. upon tile in .Iroi(;3 ?? pe~~tlrol~i43}E atjl4-- ' 11 ai0 ThNess yestdocumn at t h efrho a lrc baiteorlliflayctir .. .on tbeing rece1stl, fo et of00 ...

... THE 11-01INING CHR0,1VICLF. L MlONIDAY, FEBRUA.RY 1, I136. l is 'we are now at the close of the Parlia. mentary recess, it may be instructive to glance back for a moment at the exertions which have been made during that interval, by the enemies of onu tranquillity and freedom, to wrest the (To- vernment once more from the hands of a popular i Administration. The Session closed with fierce ...

... [Yno55 MR5. WAGIIORN ALEXANDRIA, OEc(. 31. Much mtystiiication appears in F ig landl ti, have been attached to the present relations of Mohaamed Ali with the Porle. simpl fact' hive been greatli exaggrated and other. totallyl misrepresented. The pres nit state ofthitS is as follows. The Porte at this mmoettt is fttr toe crilp- pled in her nwn resources to attempt theconqiltet otf Stria, c en ...

... TATTERSALL'S-Januaiy 29. 1'* l I - O I.n-,A .IMPV'S lot (offel S iA II 1,1i A. L. O-iadll y - ce Derby.-] I to 2 igpt Lord Jorsey's lot (offered); 10 to I agst Load Jersey's Brother to Nell Gwynne (taken co freely); 12 to I ogst.Mr B. Peel's The Mummy (taken); ul 15 to I agqt Mr Bowes's Brother to Maria (offered); 15 to I agst Lord Chesterfield's Babel colt (offered) ; 20 to mI I agst Mr ...

... SHIPWRECK OF THE WALLACE FROM LEITrH. From the Van Diernen's Land WLoial Times, ...