... COREBSPONDENCE. To the Edilto if tie North ?? Chlronicle. Sit-i, 1 efle rennce to the controversy bet eeen the CalvinistI ad tit e II uly oni cnneeroing tile finuI per- dition Of ?? t s, tite ?? ion IL IIt i1S3, tS inO so ?? a, to tile tiode of expreesiuo as it is to tile doctrine ?? . ?? iepudii te tle doctriiie as betinlg oppiused I() tit! lenelivence ol the Divine na ure-to the oln:. ...

... Kn mperfll V atalnt. ?? _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ . ha Ila t HTOUSE, OF LORDS;, MJONDAIY, MAIA} '17. [if t Lord IIRQUGI-IA51 said that lie should not, on fil Tbursday next, move his bill rerarding the sale mor of beer, in consequence of the absence of several peers kn who were interested in the measure. an Lord MELBOURNE said in answer to Lord Pu 13rougham, ample notice would be given previously to as ...

... jrortigil EY triligifl(c. We hlace bect favoilted oitll ;r file of 'Sydncy paperes to tlue 23rd of Aptil. ?? le StldldOn Itemtid of April twe Bill elves ale-' and irllirc'itrtg report ot tlie Aniti. vel..,ry Mleetirr, o) iltt! Auslirlion A\uxilitay to tile 'uItrctil Mi ?? Slltilly, at N'iticl tiltt Bishop of AUStfdliil prc ided ?? lord histtlgt ilt'etlcoueglin ?? otf tiht Stale of esw ...

... HORTICULTURAL GENERAL NOTICE FOR I AUGUST. a I We are scarcely prepared to take a retrospective d view of the garden, or to write directions for the im- w mediate operations to be performed, for the weather at continues so unpropitious, and the volume of water o0 which has fallen during thte last three weeks iu so ta great that the ground is saturated. Thes crops upon ta it are luxuriant ; but ...

... The sentence of the Llanidloes rioters, will be found in another part of our paper. Unhappy men they are doomed to pay the penalty of their folly, in hearkening to the counsel of base Demagogues, when all but treasonable harangues excited them to deeds which the law was bound to investigate and punish. Two of them, we perceive, are sentenced to seven years' transportation! Had they heark- ened ...

... DOMESTIC NEWS. Piiohov,vrtoN or Pakmamknt—TnuitM>A>.—Tlii> be, ing d'P day io which Parliament was prorogued, at twu o'clock, the Lord C hancellor, the Marquess of Normauhy, and Viscount Falkland, took their scats in the House ol Lords as her Majesty's Commissioners for a further pro- rogation.—Tbe Commons havinu been summoned, were represented al Ihe Itar by Mr. Hickman, die second clerk, and ...

... In a field belonging to Alt. t'hmj ...

... » .THE EMPRESS by RUSSIA.—A Berlin letter, quoted by the Brussels Independent, states that the Empress of Rus- sia will go to Italy in the autumn to make a long stay there, on account IIf her health, and will beaccompanud by the Duke and Duchess of Leuchtenberg. INDISPOSITION OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF HANOVER. — inc IVing of Hanover, according to a letter of the 18th instant, quoted in the ...

... STATEMENT IN VINDICATION OF LADY FLOIIA HASTINGS.— We have hitherto abstained from moie than a mere allusion to the infamous charge made against the purity and character of a lady, high in the confidence of the Duchess of Kent, because we considered there might have been gross exaggeration in the case, and we were unwilling that the pages of the Merlin should give currency to either false or ...

... GRAMMATlCS. Arrah, Teddy, an' wasB't yer name Teddy O'Byrne before you left ould Ireland Sure it was, my darlint. But, my jewel, why then do you add the s. and call it Teddy O'Byrnes, now?—Why, ye spalpejn hav'nt I been married since I kem to Ameriky and are you to ignorant of grammatics, that ye don't know when one thing is added to another, it becomes a plural. The worthiest people are ...

... The Maniteur, of Tuesday, which was published at a much later hour than usual, contains the important intelligence of the Sultan's death. This renders the settlement of Eastern affairs a matter of mech greater facility than could otherwise have been the case. The telegraphic dispatch conveying this intelligence was placarded at the Bourse complete, and is as follows STRASHURG, JULY ]5, Six P ...

... GOODWOOD CUP.-5 to 2 against Mr. Holdsworth's na. De. ception—taken b i0 l agninst Lord Westminster's Richard f^oe e /J Mr- Ferguson's Harkaway—taken 10 to I against Mr. St. Paul's Galewood-lakcn. IHE GOODWOOD SrAKrs.-8 to 1 against Ruby—taken 15 to 1 agams van a en 20 to 1 against Mr. B. Pearson's na- Romania—taken. b Nc\v MARKET JILYSIAKES. g TO against Lord Exeter's Hellespont—offered 6 ...