... WEDlESDAY, JAN. 9, 1839. Anti-Poor-Law agitator, Mr. Stephens aware, as they la, appear to be, that it forms a very curious commentary ne upon the tone adopted by the whole of the ministerial PE press of the last dozen years, and, indeed, upon the ha conduct and speeches of ministers thermselves during the le; vehement struggle which they made for place and power ev Pt in 1831, and 1835. If ...

... ASSASSINATION Or THE EARL OF NonBuny.- i Tch. nlyhliy. l si nf t 'rn>o as11 :, A- ?? _ I__r The Duiblin AalIil of Wednetday, says, It is our painful duty to record a particular act of atrocity, but one now of such fearful frequency, that the narration fails to a certain extent in producing that degree of horror in the public mind which, in 3 better regulated state of society, it could not but ...

... The last sands of the waning year have fallen from the glass of Trime; the familiar face of our old friend 1838 has faded from our view, deep sunk in the ocean flood of ages; and we, the bubbles on its surface, have arrived at the end of another stage in the journey of life. 'Ihe milestones of existence, one by otte, glide almost imperceptibly, but swiftly and surely by, and it is in moments ...

... From the London GAZETTBS of Jan. I ' 4. e DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Diary Wells, Rotherwick, Hampshire, grocer. ,BANKIRUPTS. a Thomas Stevens, Sidney-street, Mile-end-road, tior, t to surrender Jan. 15, Feb. 12, at Basibghall.street Soli- e citor-, Mr. 'Cumming, Old Jewry. ,, John Schofield, High-street, Skoreditch, victualler, Jan. Y 11, Feb. 12, at Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mlr. Wr ...

... , In the new number of the British and Foreign Afedical Review, advertised in another page, there is an article on this subject, which ve recommend to the notice of all our medical readers. And we cannot let this opportunity pass n of earnestly calling their attention to the nature and character h of the work in which it appears, mote particularly as, Y although not published in the country, ...

... M TSCELLANEOUS. THE QJAhter's REVESUE.-The abstract of the Revenue for the year and quarter ended on thie 6th of Jan. shews an increase on both periods, the former amounting to o 1,075,2031. and the latter to 547,3311. The principal branches of the Revenue-the Customs, Excise, and Stamps - have contributed most materially to this increase, that on the Customs for the whole year being 32834451. ...

... _-I L .. . . | Mr. Murphy has again published his almanack, and we know ro reason why we should not also publish one, seeing that we hold ourselvesqnite asgood prophetsas Mr. Murphy, who is merely an animated weathercock after all, and not recognized at the weather office, as he would make out. Our sources of information are very 1ieculiar, and we shall i advance nothing thltm, may not be ...

... al RB i- EB ree= h B 0 10 .WENESY, A. X 18, 18T30 I W]EDNE9D)AY, JaNW. le'. 1839., se -Ib The slight increase in the receipts for the lust quarter, as displayed in the Revenue tables, has encouraged the n 1; ?? . ;Z*a Al ; n I f#As. S1*AAA|. . . A ?? s ministerial journals to indulge in loud exclamations of s triumph as to the counttY'gAresouices, which, if the writers had had the candour to ...

... DIT.RX._Her MNlft;-v mrife o Row TNEF QUrFrw.E._Hr Majesty arrive-d at Buckingham Palace from Blrighiton on Tuesday shortly after three o'clock - a when the Royal standard was immediately hoisted on the marble arch. Lord Melbourne joined the dinner party in o the evenirg. Or, quitting ?? a Royal salute was fired t -ttlttrrt~tr; 'l'therewsaan~iSfiretsne-e ncourse of specta. tots atthePalace ...

... CORN J.AWS HtEPRBAL. I'opnsed Petition of the Farmers and LEndlords of the Countjes of ZI'rcebter and (iGlo jccter to the Houses ot Lords and Conin 00:I That your petilione;t having read the resolutions of the Mancbester Mlerchants for the repeal of the ?? LHws, deeply deplore the short-sighted viei's of men in their station I'I ile. whom rhey had hitbhiutolooked upon as not only of fip rior ...

... To THE *Z Z.ALR OF ITIRAVRY MERCURY. C and ttrut6 *b y I repudiate what are called the High Chtffth'ptlftiples of the present day, because their flstural tettiricy, is to establish the popish doctrine oh' In-I fallibility;-..Mr. 4jrewe's letter, Oct. 17, Mr. Crewe now explains that it Is hot the doctrinse, I but -the peculiat Wording, of his first quotation, from the Tracts bor the Times, ...

... tto] THE QUExEN.-Her Miajesty gave audience to Lord atu ?? on Saturday. and was visited by the Duke, me IDuchess, and Prinacesses Augusta and Mary of Cambridge, Put ron their return fronm the MaIrquis of Exeter's meat Burghley foe House, near Stamford. T1he Duke of Argyll joined the wl, royal dinner circle in the ?? service was co, performed orn Sunday before hier Majesty in the private Sni ...