... MANSLA UGHTER. u-- n kK A Jt. On Tuesday the 27th instant, an inquest was held at the house of' Mr. John Bland, the sign of the Bull and Butcher, Selston, Nottinghamshire, on view of the body of Isaiah Brierley. It appeared from the evidence, that a party of men and women were drinking at George Clark's, at Selston, a retail beer seller, about eleven o'clock on Saturday night, whence they ...

... THE SNOW-STORAI. ,- .. . - [From the LONDON PAPERS.] The impediments from the storm to the arrival of the fc mails during the past 10 days have been of a most serious description. The delivery of general post letters did not h commence on Monday se'nnight till twelve o'clock, and was On then only partial, the general postmen being ordered to re. 1 turn again after making their rounds for the ...

... D A D- . -_ .. I . . f The French papers contain the particulars of another mostI o atrocious and murderous attempt upon the life of the French King. This attempt was made whilst the royal carriage or was upon its road to the Chamber of Peers ; a young ruffian, or one of that murderous banditti which compose La Jeneoe I- Fraooce (a young wretch of 18) contriving to get in front of in tile ...

... OBSERVANCE OF THE SA.BBATH. The following observations formed part of the speech of Joseph NWilson, Esq., the Secrctary to the Society, at the fleeting on Miondlay week, in the parish of St. Bridc's. On the Continent of Europe it was appalling to see the shops and theatres all open on the Lnrd's-day, and the la- bourers at work on the public roads, in violation of a law which ought to be ...

... 'THIIE LATEST1 INTELLIGENCE. f London, 'Tuesady, Jan. 3. t CITY, TUESDAY, TICEIVE O'CLOCK.ConsoIs. which closed yesterday at 90gi 90J. opened at thesateprice, since which they have iaeproved to 9041 901 for the opening. Exchequer Bills, 20( 28; India Bonds, 14 16; Bank Stock, t 209 210; India, shut. n Portuguese Stcck, 44A ; Three per Cents.. 271 27i YColombian, 273 28 ; Mexican, 27 28; I)utch ...

... DrCLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Edmund Dowling, King.street, Tower-hill, grocer. Richard Carrutiters, Lower Thames-street, cheesemonger. Simon Peter Rice & Philip Rice, warehousemen, AddLe. street, City. BANKR UPTS. James Elliott, Derby, currier, Jan. 7, Feb. 7, at the King's Head Inn, Derby. Solicitor, Mr. Williamson, Derby. George Green, coach.broker, Eagle-street, Red Lion. square, Jan, 13, Feb ...

... THE DERBY MERCURY. WEDWMESDAY, JANU1AUY 4. Id -I In entering upon the New Year the Proprietor of the DERBY MERClluty respectfully tenders his thanks to his - ~ ~ ~ ~~~~ ~~.. UlaIIKS tO MS2 Advertising FrIends and Subscribers, for the flattering support they have extended to him during the twelve months which are past. It, in former years, he has had the gratification of acknowledging the ...

... CONSERVATIVE & INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION. The Annual General Mleeting of the Membere of the South Derbyshire Conservative and Independent Association, was held at tie Tiger Inn, in l)erby. on londay last. At twelve o'clock the members assembled .' for the dispatch of business, after which they, and the friends of the Conser- vative Interest, dined together. TIxn 3ZINNU. At three o'clock the ...

... MISC'ELLANEOUS'. I rr A C-en {s .._ THE PLAoUE. -A letter from Constantinople, dated F November 30, says-,' The ravages of the plague in the northern provinces of Persia appear to have been as dreadful as in those parts of .Turkey which have been visited by this ( calamity. 'I'o all appearances, this malady will prove as 0 fatal to the population of this country as the terribleepidenic I ...

... . Their Majesties, we are glad to hear, are in improved health ; they have not left the Pavilion during the past week from the severity of the weather. On Friday the Duke of Montrose expired, in his 82nidI year. His (irace came to the title in 1790, and his eldestI son, the Marquis of Graham, succeeds him. 'By his tie- ceasc, the Lord Jieneancy of Stirling and D~umbarton. shire, the ...

... 'T'HIE IbAT E'I' INT' E LLIGENCE. I I -- -1- - _ 1 . m __ w _ - London, Tuesday, Jan. 10. e CITY, TvUESDAY, TrvlCLvE O'CLCK.-.Consols, which clused yesterday at 1M0 I for the February Account, e opened this morning at 9I)0 Money; 894 ex-dividend- Exchequer Bills, 22 24; India Bonds, 12 14; BankStock, e 210 211; India Stock, 255k 25(;i. ex-dividend. In the Foreign Alarket Spanish Active ...

... I DOIVCASTEII? ST. LEGERf, 1f;';7. ('tucsday.) y The St. Leger Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft ; colts, 8st CIb; fi' fillies, 8:st 31b. The second to receive 100 soya out of the anl n stakes. 61 subscribers. A1l LoId Westminster's Cardinal Puff eat e Mr G. W5Talker's Glider k 3ih T. Walters's The Prime Warden 1. Lord Stiffield's Pupil le Lord Exeter's Dardanelles Adrian or( is - Corban el i. _ ...