... Hotisfe OF LOJtD{4,l\tONDAY, AUG. 19. The blike of Wellington presented a petition from Manches- ter against the Manchester Police Rill. As he should in the course of the evening have an opportunity to state his opinion on the subject; he would at present only recommend the peti- tion, which was signed by iiearly tO,dOC! persons, to their lord- shins* tCrtcidcration. Lord Brougham brought ...

... lo the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,-At a time like the present—when this all-engrossing mania is intoxicating the minds of the working classes, and leading them from the paths of rectitude and honest industry, who, by their extravagant folly and perversion of all that is sacied, honourable, and just, are trying to delude and entice others into their lawless and atrocious bands,-it ...

... Mehemet Ali, according to a correspondent of the Frankloit Journal, has lined the coast as far as Aboukir with guns of heaviest mcta 1. 1 he quantity of foreign walnuts alicady imported into Lon donthtsseasottisquiteunprecedeoted. Duiing the last foil night the steam-packets tunning between Antwerp and thl Thames have brought no fewer than 2-100 baskets. The murderers of the Wright family in ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Fhanck.— Paiis papers to Thursday have been received, The intentions « f the French towards Mehemet Ali can no A French journal in the confidence of Count Mok, assures us that the intention of that minister to rccognise tlw entire independence of the cha, and to have made Mehemet Ali a friend against Rus- sia, which must sooner or later dominate ait the Porte, and against ...

... SHII'BHO KERAGE! To the Editor or the Shipping and Mercantile Gazette. SIR,-—Will you be kind enough to let the following appea in your v aluable journal, it being a plain statement of farts which are not generally kuo^n ...

... A STRAY THOUGHT.—I never pass a poor man breaking stones in a solitary quarry, without thinking, there is a human being of whom the universe knows nothing. Tegid. In digging last week on the farm of Mr. Whitfield, near the North Drain, in Deeping Fen, a canoe of extraordinary anti- quity was found. Its length is 46 feet; the outside it one end is 5 feet 8 inches wide, and at the other end only ...

... GRATEFUL FEELING. JSJpi fluwsr will turn to tha »un That nurture* It In loveliness. Tqø Stooping, bird, with frozen wing, Thfct feeds in Winter at your sill. W.U turn his glossy plumes in Spring, And perch about your window still. The grating steed will mark the voice That rules him with a gentle word; And we may see the brute rejoice, As though he loved the tones he heaid. I've taught the ...

... According to the French papers, the garrison of Paris just now amounts to 60,000 men of the line, in addition to thirteen legions of the National Guard, two regiments of the Municipal Guard, and two thousand town sergeants. THE LATE STORMS IN FRANCE.-The accounts given of «he effects of the storm m the South of France are almost incredible. A letter from Pengueux, given by the Nouvellist, ...

... The City Police Bill occasioned some discussion, in conse- quence of Mr. Fox Muitle having introduced a considerable number of new clauses by way of rider, adding to the City Bill, we believe, all the harsh and tyrannical provisions of the Me- tropolitan Police Bill. The proceeding was justified as the recommendation of a committee. Mr. Mackinnon also objected to the bill, that it disqualified ...

... JULY 19.—The Resource, of this port, Corner, is now in our river, awaiting moderate weather, to proceed upon her second voyage this season for Quebec. She is the second ship that ar- rived up this channel from Quebec, and the first ship to sa>. on her second vovage to that place. She completed her first voyages in three months and two days. Great credit is due to Captain Corner, for the able ...

... FROM THE PILGRIM OP BEAUTY, BY MR. S. MULLEN. Forgive me, Father Oh! forgive thy child! Thee have I sought, unknowing it was Thou That lured me onward with thy beauty mild, In opening flower, or on the fruitful bough. Thee then I knew not—well I know thee now, Sole source of Beauty or in sense or mind, Brightness and glory on an angel's brow, And faith and trust in hearts of humble kind, Sole ...

... bftMESTIC NEWS. ARMF.D ASSOCIATIONS *OU F*hoiF^TtON OF pB«>rtitrv. &c.—In consequence of Lmd J. Russell's circular, offer ing arms lo any associations of householders who voluu leered their services to protect the lives and property of llie neighbouring inhabitant. a communication was made liom lite ma^or of fiatli to (ns lordship, asking certain (juestidtisy to vMu'c'i lifs lorilsliip' ...