... LONDON AND Pl.lIs-I.-ENCREASED 1.I 11 OF INTERl('OURSEL O~n Fr'ida~y afternloon, Le Peit'li, r. Fi ette'li iit-Ot' 0ir': carrying sixteen ports of a-sidc, anchored ;il oue 14t . saluted the town wvith twentytotte gooe. ot1 b.oi ?? mayor of Dieppe, 'Moos. Leltorgile, one ol tie ?? t ratilway from laris to Dieppe. ;ntl scxeral otitelt* ottil Dieppe The l'epint is itt attend Inte upon hi, A.'lI ...

... PROVINCIAL INTELLIGCENCE | WORI'NIIG. On Friday last, as a 1partv of tradestni c and otioers, fionn Brighton, were amunsing therssel-ves at rabbii;-shootitg onil tihe grounds of C(aptain Pechell, at Goring Castle, the sonl of Mr. Snelling, ?? Patching Pond, a lad about 3i years of age, being also onl the grounds with somie (logs belonginug to hiis father, he was unfortunately shot in the knee ...

... OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. We take the stibjoioed from the C/hoaijari, a French paper, which has a trick of turning all political affairs into ridicule,- even Coronations. The letter is writeun by an artist (who is colle to London for the purpose of making caricatures), to his ?? ill Paris My Dlear Iriadls,-The great dav at last arrived. I have seen a Coronatios, with its tawdry oroamelltts, its ...

... (Communicated by the Duke of Portland.) In 1834, two fields of sand land adjacent to Clumber Park, the one at right angles to the other, each containing about 20 ncres, were sown. with seeds amiong barley; whenever these fields had been sown With ternilsa for twenty years before 1825, they had always been nmanured with bones in that year they were largely so manured. The seeds sown with barley ...

... DESTRUCTION 0OF A Fl REWORK MAANUEAC- '1'ORY.-LOSS OF LIFE. Sunday moriling, about half-past five o'clock, a fire, which was attee dedv with fatal consciquences, broke out onl the premises of all artist inl fireworks, 1lillemd Ciitrell, inl Paradise-row, Lower-road, Islington. Thle house occupied bv rl. Cockeieli and his falilv, alid in which the process of naillactiiriiig Hm works was carried ...

... at WTORTH'[ING. ro FNCII Oil MIAGIOTIATIts, Tow.N liALL, WRttNItsDAY, Jur~y, 25th, re IS,-PIresentit F. W. Fratikland. anai G. Gibsou, Esqrs, thJ ies Flout and Mstlwi his wife, the Governor aund Governess of East lie Pre'ston P'oorhouse, which is incorporated under Gilbert'sAct, Appeared )Ii before the Bench ili a summrons Obtained byv Caroline Smlith, Cha~rgitig en1 themn with anl assault ...

... PAWTICULARS OF T E MN1OVEM ?? EIN111.71t GE ivArND MliDo.,1-M.'tt ?? AhmIur util '.'liLh It. the ?? ?? MIJi-I ohinnt Un'ivvc'r'at Swfrage Akec ci cirtio I I henI ds ?? i I)I IIi o 6i'oss *irark et, b V trrcr'h~h' -I IIt, iii elect a Dvlegirt to thle N atiooq~l Conrvintioni IMr Jrh' Diii. cant, Chairmiani of thi'( A~sncialitior ?? Abouit I ?? pe'- Hoar Imight be- presenit. T.heire were three ...

... Dperuve no Qn'.saeaisn.-Of the sixteen qnakers' meetings In the en iluty of Sllffolik eight of the hounes are closed for wast of congre. gations, acld of tlhlse ?? the numlber of friends attending are constantly Hailliraisllillg-Bsvry Herald. A shock of an earthquake was felt at Coblentz on the l1lth instant hut was so short it) its duration, ?? the direction in which it proeeed' ed could not ...

... NOT A B I LI A. LU ?? ultimate end of all government is the good of the peol nilnow, the greatest L0oo0 ot' a people is their liberty-liberty is to the collective body what healtih is to every ?? botle. Without health non plieasre can be tasted by Loan1; without liberty no happiness can be enjoyed by society.- Llbine/bi'ol e. DEIOCRACIEs--In a democracy, witeto the right nf making laws resides ...

... eRF~. Sin,-At a meeting of the commrittee hclsl at the Ilrewera' Arms, Chur el-street, appointed to receiv~e Subscriptions on bechalf of eighteen poor cotton spinners in Glasg~ow, who composed the cooi. inittee of tire Tradles' Usion, who wcere secized hy thle authorities (if Glasgow. torn fromi their wives anul children, strilsped nakhed, thrust into a cold damip, cell ?? thle pris'on, ...

... On Friday evening, in the House of Commons Mr. Fielden presented a petition from the inhabitants of the borough of Tiverton, agreed to at a public meeting, respecting the working of the Poor Law Amen~dment Act, and prayingfor great alterations. The hon. member stated the allegations to be, that the new law had now been two years in operation in Tiverton, without laving produced many of the ...

... SUSSEK COUNTY HiOSPITAL, Janiarv 10, 18,8. In -P'ati nltfs adnllitl ?? ?? In -l'ativnts dlischallarg . . . , , 11 Remain ill the I ?? (iieblding tfour aceidents admitted d in ig ie wI. . . . . .Jf ITle huisi ness at ?? local ?? ch of Ma ristrates It rinml tfle palst veelk l:1 been0 of a ?? I, Ce1gre di'st'lipitioill; a IiV Vi Ir II It va 110 hi ?? tipte s I I ?? e II ft Ie 0 hL i, I II l Mr. ...