... IHIUUECS rErore. MAkK-LANE, 1?IoNDAy. MAY 28. *sAt this day's market wc had rathier a large show of be . Wheat by land carriage samfies from the nieighbouring n counities of Essex, IKent, ourd Sufiulk, whichl tens mostly ft e cicared off at art advant:e of about Is. per quarter onl to lahst Mlonday's currenicy, making the value of thc mo artcicl a shade cheapecr thon on Friday last. There ...

... HiOUSE OFCOIDIONS. 11VYJOD VVR BUJIl£1NO~.. IMONDAY, JuNuE183.1 All. IFecor, the new Allettber for Miaidstone, took the oaths and his selit. - Tile Rauisgate itjprovellielt Bill wvas reail the third thilte tud passed, atter the adoption, on the motion of ir'. Al/w/good, of' clauses to release from the tolls such curals as shouild uot be landed ai Itansgate. Thcfre ieker having cotrrn1uttieated ...

... ?? I tf ltSDA\, Jt . 1. i Lord Br;ovliamto wisbedi to call the uittentioii of the 'obIe Lord (.flelbourne) to tie recent liclanclioly events which took place in the couzty Of Kent, and which lie believed was. owing to the insanity of one iiidividtual, antd the gross ignorance of thosc wlhonu he haid deluded. That person Iad been convicted of gross anti wilful perjury, and sentenced to ...

... 10 ITSE OF COMMJIZONS. INV.'11AV I \- I ?? W\EDNE:SDAY 1 JKVC t. Sir J. ?? Rostb1uose tepifted froin the Mliaidstonre election committee thit d .1tr. Vector had llot been duly elccted. The election behg declared vold, a new writ was (ildeTe. iI Vr. Lifevi'e gave notice, ?? on the 14th of tiu e he n 1ieould movelfr leaieto brings in)ti lll (aS tie otulet Mtiool) to hicilitatetitle comtiutation. ...

... -Na -- re a, -- ?? v . SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 11M. Sou1thern Di*trWct Bankiaq ?? v first annual meeting of the Prop'ietors of this Banking a Company was held on Wedncsday last, at the Baulein.'. House, Southampton-Samuel Bov'il, Esq. one of tele Directors, in the Chair. The Directurs' report stated I the reason which had induced the Directors to suspend s the opening of the Bahik until November ...

... S SVIII ?L'U ?? jioU?1; U I' ?? d I '[tic JJh,/Uh lI0ii1' The Bo./tOP ? Loitdoie THURSDAY, 3JA'? *?lt titoetd the sceond teni I og it the t Ii ,irchei. Co'rporatioo) 1'attiiiagc bill, ? ?i?h had the ?? of the Leeiestaottoai ? sod tltc sanctiwi of the law ufiteera of 11w cr011 fl, Ilte l? was agrre'l to. afterwards tated tat lie shoalil have to i rert ?? to rite eottrlteiloe gjeeti by the ?? ...

... FATAL RIOT NEAR CA?TERj3ui?y. vent1 Tess Lirea Lost ossi Sere;'at Persons dauoeraus/y one r wounded. ot' ti ehiell At half-past six etulock ott '[huraday ?? wim Boughton presented an appearance of the greatest ex- citement, and litter in the day became thesceneofa out -and ?sngrtinary affray. Coturienay, a wellknown clisrocter gent in Kent, and whote wild fanaticism has eccisiotiesl at ...

... jay. ?? r; z Ii,5,s'>Te; (F roi~l th I inirch' PaIper.,) I'M'Lit Jl'NE. 1!. r i :-,1 tly (.'piutt n i'il.i on n foomii Nrti Or iron' it, thtitl o-nle dwy,', has ?? the ims'. ncvw. tiOIII M ?? LUp to the bcginrlillkm of Mateil) hoi'nilil bi had taken pluce at Vera Cruiz but tic Mexiemiii t~oernmient liersi:te(d in de- :iuandint, the rit hdraiwal of thb French vesscls, arid haid 'Olv given ?? ...

... jfrtbavo altio aatiirlua??o oijoto- (rF,.c the French PF, -ers-) PARIS JUSE 13. 'W t learn thpt AdmirC0l Lalavde, vho sailed roioio on thle 24th olt., oie on the 21 id.h of ?? The Atitil ho.ee, had been preceedn by a Tet~lfrigate, which bed landed a ttjoi ti persornge rent bg Lhe Porte as Aiba~adtior tjo',L, j3o, t ::in hlr re Sotitea f Orzin te gult: , ?? T 1 WSlg ltsrt 5 etM him litt the r ...

... JUNE 2l, 13 F:RIDAY-, JUNE °-2, MM3. ?? ?? suv 1 t BV tile 1acl:Ct Ship il1tediator, we ha've Newv rk papers to the 2nd inst., wuir Quebec papers of the tl -. rd ult., ar.l the intelligence thers contain is of unusual b piterest. We learn from thern that another outrage .' been cornnitted on tle northern fronticr, which a ttreaten% to disturb, still further, the pacific relations between ...

... lVEDNESDAY, MAYA 30, 1838. CANADA. The cotart assembled at Hamilton on the 4th of April, so pass sentence on rhc primsoner?. Sentences-William Webb and John Hammil- Sentence of death recorded, with an assurance that their case would be represented to the ?? not to enthece 1 the sentence. floratio Hills, Sts1shen Smith, Charles Waiwoesh, Epbraim Cook, John Tufiord, Nathan Towta, - and Peter ...

... Iftontlimlo 4,111ri IrlifollaWo WM. *q- - |ls~ (FroqW/ ~cpi /lcte IIJAWOVtRt. !11,V 21;. IT is hoped that the mtnperor ot 11oassia and the Hlereditary Grand IDuke will honour Hanover with their preseneO. The projected union between t the SolI of King Errest and a Russian Princess I has given rise to strange rumnours. Little certain as it r is, the tcrnis of the contract are discussed; and it ...