... POPULATION STATISTI OS. I The following interesting facts were comqsunicaed I in a paper of great interest tQ tbe StatisticafYliciiy; by R. T. Edmonds, Esq- On the Movenienx of the Populations of Entgland and Sweden througl~oug seventy.Hfve years. ending with 1830,' In the majority of Eurqpean nations, the.rappal births amount to I in 30, and the annual death wto . in 40 of the total ...

... Unarittit . Chester April Cheese Fair.-In consequence of the T tate of the weeather this faish has not beecn equal to 0! those of former years. All the business was acecom-b plisheid before the clock struck twelve~ on Tuesday,- v, morning, and the carts bore away their burdens loihg before the 1roostinig of the cocks and hens., The following s.'cre the prices:- Best Cheshire, Mls. ; Se- I ...

... 2mciiani pp 8: bumrobaat0o voto LONDON, WEDSESDAY, May 24. G HE Paris papers of Tuesday are much taken up with TLaccounts of the preparations for the nuptials of the Duke of Orleans; and the love of pleasure seems to gain the upper hand of the love of politics. It is pleasant to notice that the commemoration of the birthday of her Royal Highness, the Princess Victoria, has given rise to ...

... House of0± Lords. Thursday, Apri dli. SMALL DFBTS (SCOTLAND HILL. At the request of thle Earl of Rosebietrr, the Marquis of Bute consented to p~ostpone the second reading of this Bill until Tues- clay next. Friday, April 2], WAR IV SPAIN. Lord Alvn-oneo, in bringing forward the subject of the employ- ment of British troops in Spain, on the motion forts copy of the despatch of Lord John Hlay, ...

... 'FTiHE LA'TES'T' INWEIA LUG ENC'E. r t~ . x - . . ied London, Tuesdey, Maty 30. Ct. CITY, TiUESDAY, TWELVE O'ClocK.__American ri. papers to thc ihh instant have been received, brought by he the packet ship Roscoe. We regret to say that the conin- re metcial advices are very distressing. Failure after failure be had taken place, and no one could contemplate where the he evil would end. ir, A ...

... We are ar~surei that, notwithstanding tire assertions to the contrary of the Government organs, there is a great probability that Admiral Napier wail succeed General Eva-s in the c;chiwand of the Anglo-Spanisli Legion, if the Liberl 1, of the Stock Exchanre can only muster rash enough for the occasion. General Shaw is, we are told, to alt as his military adviser.-UvRier! Saervice Gazette. ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1837. I FRANCE. Ot The French journals of Sunday announce, among other b4 matters not so important, the marriage of the Princess en Teresa of Nassau with Prince Peter of Oldenburg; the h determination of the French Court to go into mourning on the 15th, on the occasion of the death of her Serene High. mssr the Duchess Dowager of Saxe Meiningen; ...

... TO THE EDITOR oV TsHI nI 1b1 1-ll M~ay l6th, 188( 'I enar..e -- hu I of the u MY DEAR SIR--In the London i0f~ssingChrome~ oftb 4th ult. an article appeared, having reference to the repre- fC ig Ibelieved, ofire a sentation of this tonty, and continrngt as red C presentations. I wrote a letter to the editor, nd begge of i him to give it insertion in order to correct the er.to your 0 ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: THURSDAY, MAY 4, 18370 I : PAIN. The. Phare of Bayonne of the 25th ult. details the preparations made by the Carlists 'to cross the Ebro. The expedition is to consist of 15,000 men, inclrtding 1,000 horse. It is to be commanded by the Infante Don Sebastian, who, after effecting a junction with Cabrera, is to march upon Madrid. On the other hand, General ...

... The Unitarian Congregation assembling in High.street Cha- pel, in this town, have just raised a tablet to the memory of their late excellent pastor, the Rev. Richard Awbrey the de- sign and execution of which reflects great credit on the talents of our townsmen, Mr. Philip Rogers.—Cambrian. At the Baptist Quarterly Meeting held in Cardiff, last Wed- nesday, a memorial to Lord Melbourne, ...

... ORIGINAL CHARADES.-(No. X.) My first is an article, and—to be brief, Of all other articles, know it's the chief; Without it 'twere useless to seek after fame, Yet 'twould be of no use were it not for its name. Then, in-ystcond. without it we could not sunrire, Or, at least, I believe we never should thrive Although there's a species, I truly must say, Some folks to get rid of would anything ...

... SIR,—In your obituary of last week you recorded the demise of an amiable young lady, of rapid decline, at an early age. A general sorrow pervaded the countenances of the inhabitants at the premature death of departed worth, and well may the be- reaved parents exclaim with the poet— The dear delights we here enjoy And fondly call our own, Are but short favors borrow'd now, To be repaid anon. ...