... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. The accounts received from Manchester this morning are of a favourable nature respecTrng-eut home trade, and no symptoms want of confidence is experienced. Both the country and London houses have been buying exteasively; but there is a 411speUsion of large purchases of yarns foKshipment, and it is 'bought that much will not be done in that article ...

... LONDON POLICE. QuEEx-SquARE.—TnE ExnusH LEGION IN SpAix.—A man named James Hamilton, in a dreadfully emaciated state, and al- most without clothing, was, on Monday last, brought before Mr. Burrell, charged with begging at Charing-cross. Police-constable Hudson, of the A division, proved the fact. The man did not deny the charge, but went into a detail of the miseries he had suffered in the ...

... Accounts last night reached our offico, announcing the cheering success of Mr. Blewiu's canvnss in Monmouth. Mr. Wall's name was accidentally omitted in the list of the Reform Committee last week. MONMOUTH AND GLAMORGAN BANJC.—The first half- yearly general meeting of the proprietors of this company was held on Monday, the 6th of February, instant, at the King's Head Inn, in the town of ...

... I've a yacht in the Island, the Sea Pink, of Ryde, Not a craft in the Club can be better; I own when she goes very much on one side, I'm afraid that the wind will upset her: I belong to the Club, which is very genteel— We ne'er let a Scamp or a Shab in But though it's the fashion, I own that I feel More at ease in my Cab than my Cabin 'Tis true. I know little of nautical ways, And less about ...

... FmDAY, MARCH 17.—The Birmingham and Derby Junc- tion Railway Bill was lost by 90 to 33. STORKS SUPPLftD TO SPAIN. Mr. Maclean said he understood a ship had been sent out lately with ammunition and stores for the service of the jQueen WSpsno he wished, therefore, to ask lhe ~~t-lh' Imri wjithir sui-h was the fact, and also whether the government Had re- ceived any payment for stores hitherto ...

... Our intelligence from Lisbon is not of a very satisfactory nature. The Clubs, having obtained a temporary triumph over the Chartists, seem well enough disposed to follow it up by an attack upon the Cortes. This might have been easily foreseen, and it is not unlikely that the Queen's re- fusal to sanction the law of dismissals will be made the pretext for the rupture. The fact of the Cortes ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. The accounts from Manchester and Liverpool announce no new failures' trafle was dull and no confidence, but it was hoped the worst of the crisis had passed. No failures in the City have been announced on 'Change. The American packet ship, which was due at Liverpool, was looked for with much anxiety: she had not arrived up to the leaving of the ...

... Somatic NtwØ. WINDSOR CASTLE;.—Several alterations are being made in the interior of the casfle, and some of the rooms are be- ing newly decorated. The workmen are very actively em- ployed, as the whole is to be completed by her Majesty's return.— Reading Mercury. The petitions for the ballot have met with a hearty re- ception in Lincoln. Nearly a thousand signatures are al- ready appended to ...

... This country is as far as ever from being in a state of peace and contentment. A new movement in favour of the monster Miguel has been made in some of the pro- vinces, which have in consequence been declared in a state of revolt. There is at present no responsible government, the functionaries discharging the duties of the executive being ad interim. It is expected the new Ministry will be ...

... STOCKPORT RSFOFTSF FESTIVAL. Mr. O'Connell, in compliance with the invitation accepted by him to a public entertainment at Stockport, arrived lft thattowm on Monday fast, escorted by the Mayor, Aldermen, and^Council! of the borough, and accompanied by several thoBsands of tne- inhabitants of that densely populated neighbourhood. The: Liberator was hailed with deafening acclamation, which en- ...

... Among the complimentary presents made to her Majesty on ht-r accession, is a beautiful portrait of herself, drawn by Mr. Minasi with most exquisite skill by a steel pen and Indian ink upon patent ivory paper. We have had an opportunity of specting the work, and can pronounce it a beautiful tpecimcu. How far the labour and skill required may he repaid by a corre- sponding novelty and power of ...

... OfulD BACL FOR THE BFNFFIT OF THE SPITAI-FIELDs Wt.AVtRs.-On Thuisday, the 1st inst., the )onn expected ball at the Opera, for the benefit 01 the Spilalfields WEAVERS, took place, and never upon any similar occasion was there more NUMEROUS or a more splendid assemblage. All the rank, fashion, and beauty now IN the metropolis, were pre sent. The Princes* Victoria, accompanied by her illustri ...