... COUNTRYt Nzwo. ?? ?? I zi I ' METTilf MARKKCT.-A further -advance has this week taken jlace in the prices of both copper-and tin. Tile eopper is now at 901., cake 921., and best selected 94r. Tin blocks 871., bars 891., refined 921; Spe-Iter is short in stock, at our last quotation, 221.-Birnningham Advertiser. : JUDGE'S LoDGINos.-The Worcester corporation ma- gistrates were not honoured by ...

... [The following appeared in a second edition of the CHAM vION of Sunday last.] I IP4DSTSC RXPT. FOREIGN SUMMARY. The foreign papers and letters which have arrived contain some extracts of interest. It seems that Louis rHILIPPE, to wipe out the stain of having persecuted a BONAPARTE, has determined upon sending out to St. Helena for the remains of the late Emperor NAPOLEON, andinterring them ...

... r.a. ?? oN TxE spoo03-s ,w To the Editors of the Northern Star. Gentlemen,-I have this moment returned from be- holding one of those awful scenes, so grind,' so terriflo, whichiforce man te' acknowledge the existence and the power of that Being whlse is the sea,. because he made it'! -a scene which feeble'man can never contem- plate'without reverence and awe.; I have been standing on the ...

... 'We take the following from the Morning Chronicle of Thursday- The exportation of the precious metals from the port of London for the week ending Saturday last, the 15th inst., con. sitted, according to the official returns, of 25,150 ounces of gold, and 115,865 ounces of silver. The gold was shipped to Charleston and South Australia; namely, 25,000 ounces to the former, and 150 ounces to the ...

... MR. FIELDDEN AND THE WOBURN -. I - 1 GUARDIANS. * [We tke the fbllowinir correspondence from' the Morning Iteraldoftthe Ist and 6th inst.] ?? To the Editor of the Morning Herald. Mn. EDITOR,-In a published letter of Mr. John Fielden's to the Guardians of the Todmorden Union, dated the 16th July, the following paragraph occurs:- 1 Mr. Pearse, chairman of the board of guardianusof the Woburn ...

... AN APOlOGY TO O'CONNELL. HJo people' are so often in error as the over-charitable; l And we find we were preomature in the opinion to which we last week inclined, that Mr. O'CONNELL was shamed into silence by the multiplied disgraces in which his erooked courses had involved him. We did not do justice to the i rpenetrability of the tough-bull-hide and seven- fold brass, in which he is armed, ...

... WORKINO T I Jfi~ngs ton DeivilI, W~arminst'tr, wilts, October 27, 1838. Sirt,-Greatly admiring the noble stand you have made in 'behalf of the labotiritig populittioln of this kingdout by ex4 116ing, as occasions have arisen, the mischievous and cruel ?? of the . polW mnmn acti I- venture lo iid yod ?? cc~opanyitg c-ofr~slsoideuice, afid a'equest !you tomake use of it in any way younmay ...

... ; RUssi a 2ndtH1 59&T. POSEN, AUG. 28.-HPowever heretiycally ,iut: May seal its frontiers, it cannot hinder us frorm.obtaming here occasionally from the interior: more partliclar accounts of its relations, and gaining insight 'nto its policy.' The- potitxique pajcifiqie, as it is styled,'wliitZU Cont n Str6g6o-, neff gave as a toast in Lohdon,, lodku. alzpqst like irony, because it becomes ...

... ,FOatwE; NEW8s- FRANCE. The Paris papers received since our last are rather interesting. The petition of the National Guards for electoral reform, and the, crossing of the Princess BEInA into Spain unmolested by the French authorities, almost exclusively occupy the attention of the French journalists. In the former instance the Ministerial party are desirous to make it appear that the ...

... cT ?? INOENN 10VS INVENTe ON.-Mr. .james,)Dunqan, at*-. | maker, Gleuluce, has lately constructed a small steam-engime, on the high pressnte principle, 'the xiovelty of which consists in the steam acting twice in the cylinder,i before.itespapes into the atmosphere, by which there is a saving of, half the fuel and half the water, which a common engine of the8 saie power would ?? Caurant. ...

... [I ROM THE LovnON ANnD VAuRIa AD uE'tsvlcl.] I [lillerise. subte rraiwous vatilt , extend under rve oral parts of tihe rity. The principal sue under the quir- ters of tile Sqth, tile. fatibotirgs St. ilareniu, St. .lacque su ilt St, (Germain, att' which contain the eclhearted canicomhs. hle. others are under the hliglis of Montmartre, St. Chaumout, P1ntin, Belle. tille, Mcnilinontant, ...

... I HOUSE, OF LORDS-MONDAY. Lord HATHERTON preseqted a petition from West Bromwich in favour of the establishment of a system of national eductiation. The noble lord stated that this parish, which was situatpd In the manufiucttrig district in the soutb- 1vest of Staffordshire, contained a population of 20,000 souls, and that there wasit a great defittenej of the means of eda- cation. There were ...