... MO suit vacutto IHULL, FRIDAY, JAsNARY 19, 1838. MINISTERS met the Houses of Lords and Commons on Tuesday. In the Upper House there was no debate, and the brief discussion which took place is remarkable only for a de- claration, on the part of the first Lord of the Treasury, that the Government was bent upon adopting such a tone as would make it clear to all men that the country was ...

... oorrign xranlce. The discussion of the termns of the Address to the throne. is still coutinned in, the French joainnals. The most il- portant point was tle ptesent position of Sj)iaii. 'he Kiln's opinion was klnolvii to be stronug vgainst inter- ventionl, and thc piesent Iovernlitt wets knomw to holdl their places by their coilncitlilig with him. On Fri- day the debate teas concluitled by a la ...

... PInVATE CORnESPONDENCC. (romi our SPectal Correspondent.) LONDON, TuESDAY AFTERPNOON. The case of the cotton spinners has excited much interest here. It seems that a Committee of Inquiry will be granted, and measures adopted for more freedom of action by employers throughout the country. It is calculated, from the parties about to interest themselves, that any alteration that might be proposed ...

... ,I T I k lT;R 47 AN9S 3EIUnT. ?? 'tke Coerier qf !Theaddia.)' .t.,aisst' egift. an important one in thic annals of tii Wei, MW.ti' Chriesg ean, .thetson of the groeat supporter of 9WDwury, made what may be terimed his dpevt before a 'tondo'kidienee son the boardsof this'th:reaere; a.bfr thossfi li:~vt ts~o forlner.p~eriode, pertfi'iieli' on' the snelope-' :lsate, he w as theito young. that ' ...

... ROYA.L COLLEGE OF -VSURG OsPNfl- MjcYI I - - - LAWS. I The committee appointed-by the college to prepare a lbli for the regulation of the practice of Pharmacy presented their report, at an unusually large meeting of the college, on Tuesday. The suggestions were agreed to without a dies. ientient voice, and there was. but one opinion.as. to the ne- eessity of adopting the most vigorous and ...

... I E w - - - XFFAIRS O CA1AA. . . I L ord John Russell has once more- abandoied principle and consistency, in order to retain place and power. He has once again succumbed to-the Tories rather than incur the risk of defeat at the hands of his right honourable friend the member for Tamworth. It will'be seen, from our report of the proceedings in the Commons, on Friday evening, that, after due ...

... COUNTY CARLOW REGISTRY-THURSDAY. (From our own Correspondent.) The Registry for this county terminated this day.- Reformers ?? 24 Toties ?? ?? 8 Majority ?? ?? -16 With all the exertions of the Orangemen, they could only bring up two freeholders in Tullow, who claimed each out of a rent-charge. One of the cases excited considerable in, terest. Mr. John Shaw Smith, sen., of London, cloth mer- ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1838. BELGIUM. According to a letter, addressed by an Inspector of Forests to the .Journal d'Arlon, the trees of the forest of Grunenwald are still untouched, and neither the Dutch nor the Prussians have yet set foot on the ground to execute the designs at first attributed to 'them. TURKEY. A letter of the 30th ult., from Constantinople, ...

... t I soright gi e a short hiiit to an impartial writer, it would le to tell him lis ;re. If he resolvxes no venture upon the dangerouisprecipike or telling ) cir~er toth givr ~e Iltsar to ltae quarter. jt! iso tells the crime ,of greet torn, they fall upon hiruwitiththeirart hands of the law,; if he tell. th eir v irtooes, vh~en rhov~isare ainythn rh..eroro attackst htin t svi th slnders, t~ ...

... FAIRS FOR FEBRUARY. GLA->!OitGANSiiutE.—Bridg-ond, Cow- bridge, Tuesday, 6th; Uanclaff, Fridav 9tn New- bridge, W ednesday, 14tii. Monday 12th; Chep- stow. V.ond.iy 26th. BizEco,\sHinE.- IiUiltll Iondav ]()tli Crickhowell Thursday 1st; Talgarth, Fridav 2nd. RADNORSHIRE, llowey, Saturday 10th. CARMARTHENSHIRE. — Llandilo -Fawr, Tuesday 20th hite House on l^ave, Tuesday 13th. ...

... MARRIED. On the 6th instant, at Machen, in the County of Monmouth, Mr Thomas Davies, of Gallygoadog Bed- v.elty, to Miss Howells, only daughter of the late Mr Howell Howells, of Gwailodwain, Bedwclltv, in the above county. On the same day, Mr Wm. Watkin Edwards, of Lanvabon, Glamorganshire, to Miss Lewis, only daughter of Mr Thomas Lewis, of Machen, Monmouth- shire. Jan. 8, at Enfield, the Rev ...

... Glamorganshire AND Infirmary AND DiSl'KNSARY, C'AUDltK. Abstract of House Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board, from Jan. I \lh to 16iht 1838, inclusive. IX-DOOR I'ATIKNTS. Remained by 1'ist Report 7 Admitted since 0 — -7 -7 Discharged.—Cured and Relieved 2 For Irregularity, or at their own 0 5 OUT-DOOit PATFENTS. Remained by last 51 66 Discharged. —Cured and Relieved 4 For Irregularity, or at ...