... MONDAY, MAY 8.—Although there was by no means a large supply of Beasts in our market this morning, the buyers, owing to the weather not being very favourable to slaughtering, the large quantity of dead stock expected to arrive shortly from Scotland, and various parts of England, and the salesmen aim' ing at advanced rates, were by no means anxious to deal in the early part of the day, except ...

... HATTON-GARDEN'Information having been received that a most notorious and desperate gang of coiners were in the habit of manufacturing and disposing of counterfeit coin, at a hous. situate No. 3, St. Anderw's-lane, Westminster, Monday morning. Duke and Hale, officers of this establishment, accom- panied by Sergeant Ashton of G division, and Reynolds a constable, of Clerkenwell, proceeded ...

... FRANCE. The PMis papers of Sunday and Monday contain no news of importance. Count Pahlen having demanded of the French Government that General Skrzynecki should not be allowed to reside in Paris, the request was not ac- ceded to. The Duke of Orleans has been seriously indisposed some days; he has been completely confined to his apart- ments in the Chateau de Villiere. The physicians ascribed ...

... ROBBERY AND SUPPOSED MURDER^— On Thursday morning se'nnight, the body of an elderly man was dis- covered jn a pond of water, called Crowther's-dam, near Hope-hill StockporL He was found standing erect, his feet bemg fastened In the mud his hat, which on me 'u\e omy means which led fo tlie diseoyery of tbe body. It was conveyed to tbe Victoria Arms, a public-house close by, and medical aid ...

... A Jew butcher, of Lille, has just been brought before the correctional police, ou a charge of having in his posses- sion an unlawful weapon. The prohibited aitic e in ques- tion is a long and very sharp Damascus knife, with which he slaughtered the beasts for the use of his Israelitish breth- ren, their religion preventing them eating any meat not killed by a person authorised by the grand ...

... PJtOMENADE DRESS.—Manteau of tissue Isos, with large pe- lerine en chafe, trimmed with black lace, and collar of velvet. Bonnet of velours d'Afrique. CARRIAGE DRESS.—Robe of gris perle levanterie, with a f single deep flounce, and mantelet of the same. trimmed with a volant. Bonnet of green velvet, with bird of paradise. EVKNING DRESS.—Robe of pink moire, with trimmings of velvet, tight body, ...

... The Nouvelle Xlinerve states that a treaty of peace has been concluded between the French Government and the Bey of Constantina, without the participation of Generals Damremont and Bujjeaud. The Bey is to acknowledge the Sovereignty of France, and has agreed to testify his vassalage by hoisting twice a-year the tricolotired flag on the ramparts of his capital. The same journal, after stating ...

... Now that the first tumultous throbbings of our joy have died within us while the ear still echoes with the rapturous shouts bf thousands, and the eye yet aches with the blaze of pageantry passed on; now that our hearts' devotion burns with a flame, less ardent perhaps, but more intense and pure while yet is dependmg the grand issue on which some at least of our young sovereign's course must ...

... MAGNIFICENT DOINGS IN LONDONDERRY. Sir Robert Peel was wise in hi* generation when he refused the invitation of the Derry 'Prentices to come over and dine with them about a year ago, for they make but a sorry muster on such festive occasions. Even to honour their own Marquess —that centaur of the peerage—whom, after a lapse of thirty years, they last week feted, they were not able to assemble ...

... WEiRLiH^ Xctopott, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1837. HER met her hereditary counsellors and her faithful Commons on Monday last, and delivered a Speech from the Throtre, which, if not distinguished above other similar State documents, by the clearness of its details and the amplitude of its phrases, is still a production quite in character with the best of the royal revelations which have preceded ...

... Bridgwater is lost: we were not unprepared for tlap event. The success of Mr. Broadwood was certain from the moment it was understood that Mr. Ilolmes and Mr. Croiicher had gone down specially from the Carlton Club with those means which rile honest electors of that imma. culate boroush know so well how to appreciate and re- ceive. We do not, of course, say that either of these most ...

... domestic Netts. At an inresture of the Order of the Bath, on several Naval officer, his Majesty addressed kindest terms. To Vice Admiral Sir Ross Donll Majesty said, You;were in the baitle of the where you commanded your ship in a most ,eaman-like manner. I regret that the reward of t fitorious services hjJd been so lone delayed, teel the greatest satisfaction in performing a taR iustice to so ...