... I ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN. The Great Western steam ship arrived on Tuesday at Bristol. She left New York on the 7th inst., thus making the voyage ith 15 days. She brought over GB cabin passengers, at 35 guineas a head, the largest nurn. ber of cabin passengers that ever came across the Atlantic in one ship. She has also upwards of 20,000 post letters, and a cargo of cotton, indigo, ...

... . To statesmen of enlarged views, much experience in affairs, and superior ability-persons of Lord Bacon's stamp-nothing appears so contemnptibleps :the Petty cavillings and impatient censoriousnesss of shallow politicians. For example: Mr. Baines, the Whig Member for Leeds, and its baeon has perfect scorn for that section of the Liberals h10 are blhinit to the wisdom of the Whig-Radical ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF NORTHER i STAR. RALAHINE. P: LAWS RELATING TO ,HE FORTMA.ION OF ti CHARACTER. w The termr formation of-character, as usedat Rala-' t hine, is morelcomprehehsivo-in its'm'eaning than w education, including every; dircumstance andevery a] arrangement made for theturpose of removing igno- rance and evil,. and for e ightening the minds, ,i proving the dispositions,.,regulating ...

... IA1LWA0. SAVINGS ]BANHS.--St. Clement Danes Savings' dar;one hase.s.paid -to G.9.ernment pwards .of £4,L 00 ras for the quarter ending the 5th' ult ViB ?? oya V TrHighiels' the BOYALdemust and suite, are :expected' to~ pay i sb'rt visit to this cotry ' at th'close 'f'be ?? mownb, to be present atpthe 'eornona ?? Lewis M \rr.'2nn M~al'coi'm Mableod,~ tt ie Letis murderer, >.teiv'e', w'ai ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, MAY 19, INFORMATION AGAINST A HACKNEY-COACH PaoMntRToR.-On Tuesday, Mr. Thomas Lee, hackney coach and stige coach proprietsr, attended at the Court-house to answer to an information intitated by the Board of Excise, charg- ing him with raking a false return uiader the Act for regulating post-horse duties, by which he had rendered himself Ifible to D. penalty of *20. Mr. Ward, ...

... EXPLANATOLRY NOTICE RESPECTING REGISTRA- TIOX OEU BI1TTHS, UND8t THIC NRiv RLIG1TRATION ACT. (6 & 7 Gulielrni IV., c. 86.) By the Newn Regi.stration Act the parent of every child born after .lne, 1 f37, may obteidn for it the adv'antage of a legal registry of its Birch, wiloroat paymneut ofanyr fee, pro. vided it be registered by the Regisrrir of rhe'district in which the ehild was born, virhl ...

... IPA RL I AME NT. ?? _ ?? 'lOUJSIE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY 4. FI 10 reply to thle Marquis of Lond onderer, VisCoIunt MELBOURNE staled that the Govetnment would, Thle as in duty bound. snake every effort to effect the sp'esly valtI ?? Of the claims of those who had been in the service of Kill! Lord LORFoN asked the Nubll Viscount (Melbourne )Iasty 2Whahe ?? s Government had, Instituted any ...

... MEETING AT' HUDDERSFIELDCFFACTORY QUESTION. On Saturday evening last, a large meeting was convened in the Philosophicil Hall, Huddersfield, for the purpose of petitioning and remonstrating ?? Parliament on the Factory Bill now befoue the House of Commons. The Hall was well filled with attentive listeners, who were chiefly of those who feel an interest in the question. The meeting was called by ...

... Colonel Miles, of the East India Company's service, a gentlenman well acquainted with oriental lauguages and literature, has published an'abridged translation fron the, Persian of a work batitled Shqjrat ut AbikA or or the Genealogical Tree of the Turks, which appeals tohave been copied frop, the compilations of Turkii~h oqr Mogul history made by order of Alugh Beg AMirza. It is, therefore, a ...

... -, Al .; ND1 .LY- N. . STON'o RN-gLYNE. Aj ubllic mheoeing was eld; oi SathidaY evdining ' +iqowled~to excesiito ,dqinaud at, ~e. Kpuse- of-Coim-. inn f ttRch, QterJosepth .,tayaer~ S~eplenii, ?? fb1O'C)4mi1r;1 ValAWid '6uionerre ' *P~eul ,obletr1 qd pirg' ody, be uinmonq4d tp Mr.. B~roatdhetnt,inrthe -,bair.1s ?? n thai ~ hlect VWeire propsd-nscnl yIesr. Cuiinnngln~i',WlldJo~i~on, wiudlls, al ...

... a- of To THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. ?? , Frayl, 1 8hl . d GENTLrEMEN,-Under the auspices, and at the fepeetol, of Mr. John Farrer, of Spiritual Court notoriety, the s Church Sunday School room here was boxed up and trimmed off for the annual Operative Conservative demonstration, vhich nas no heldon Wednesday evening and Thursday morning week. A Jr dinner, at eigitrenupence a head, was ...

... THFE BUDGET. On Friday week, the little Chancellor brought, forward his big Budget; and not that we can glean mauce.houour from an agreement with a.false pro- phet, yet we must refer our readers: to an antici- patory artiole which appeared in the Star of the 12t0o, upon the arguments which the Right Honour- able Gentleman would use. Canada-bver-specun latien, and the Savings' Banks-we laid ...