... TO CORRESPONDENTS. .E fsr A BLliFIF, I) CHUHCH. W feel obliged ty'tkt ■cmhtrnnic itiov of our correspondent, but we think he irili wfrre with its in feeling thot ifs insertion is unnecessary, nf-Ur the exposure which the parties to whom Ii, hi litres have 'Reived in our paper. The, tale of a gentiettan searching through evertt konkseiter's shop in iiftlv, itnd being able to find hut ONE ...

... i 3 —A copy of Cranmer's Bible, edition P '■ I 0 wanttng the title-page and two other leaves, was lUr Ttiornf8wat fk ^e'§h Sotheby's rooms for fifty pounds, f iin inrrcnlr. k Purchaser. The volume concludes with the he ™ Be Kbk ;_Sr rh e»d»or Hi. N«.T«,n,i. and of XXXIX 1 ,hed m Apjll, Anno MCCCCC. The result of cold winds r frequently subversive of femai» I .°s> damP atmosphere, &c. arc ...

... T HEC CI HR (J N ICLE. r Bangor, Tucsday, May 7, 1839. a of Tnt position of the Ministry is far from beilg na b. comfortable or enviable. Menaced bv storms thi r from without, and affrighted by squalls within, thie t, Cabinet may be likened to an ill-constructed log- l house, the windows and doors of which Keep np mc na coutitital rattliog and slamming, to the perpe- an wat Htinutoytance of ...

... WREX[lAMi lO1{t'l'lCULTURAI. SOCIEITY. On l'uesday week las., the first exhibition of tbii society took plice in the New Savinlgs' B3ank room, iope-street. 'Ibers: wos fl large sud splendid sbow of tlowers aend platIts, in(d the room was numerously and tialsiomilitly atteided. Isho prizes wvre wawarded as follow:- For the newest, rarest, or finest pilent, Gesneria Dou. I glassii vertissilata, ...

... SlK,rThAPor„b!1Sh,ed le,tter-0fLMr- J°hn Frost, theex-magis- Irate of your bo rough-wherein he expresses his sentiments at seeing our worthy and universally respected Lord Lieutenant sitting on the same magisterial bench with Messrs. Phillips and Edwards, confirms the opinion of the public, generally, that the Lord Lieutenant richly deserves the thanks of the respectable and well-ordered ...

... | i~i~tt 0f tgr' vulilt ouva 110. [BRcITANNlA,3 Pni It is as wholly unnecessary for us to describe,th 6 as it would be wholly impossible to exaggerate, asse athe public disgust at the present crisis. We have, hay, 9in thle course of the same week, Ministers declar- e ing- that they were wholly unable to carry on thle tile IVGovernment, and replaced in thle Government by e '~the mere dictate ...

... DJ.EFllAT OF TIIE W111GS. BIISToI.-IPursuant to tie ordereis'ued from Down- ting-street an attempt was made in Britol on Fridlay to create a bad feeling towards tihe Consotrvative party, by tbe propagation of a series of gross falsehoods r against Sir Robert I'eti. 'lihe cry of the Mornt-isg t Cronile that * the country, from one extremity to the other, is hi miotion, on account of the insult ...

... SPAllf.-Letters from Spain have come to hand those from Madrid to the lith, and from Saregosse of the 13th,. all despondent and fearful of the worst. Letters from the army, which come down to the 12th, and give an aoconnf of the gallant expulsion of the Carlists from the Guarda- mino, and from the whole province of Sintander, are cal- culaled to make us hope better things than those Madrid ...

... NEWPORT. IMPORTS from the 10th to the 16th inst., inclusire. Marie Kose, Rouen, ballast. City of York, Hinds, from Memel, timber and deals. John, Glass, from Jersey, cider. Samuel and Julia, Nieholle, from Jersey, cider and heifars* Letitia, Challacombe, and La Hogue, Jenkins, from ROO sheep and pigs. Mermaid, Griffiths, from Ross, flour. Providence, Bate, and Temperance, Llewellyn, from and ...

... NATIONAL CONVENTION.—ADDRESS TO THE WORKING CLASSES. At the sitting of this body, on Saturday, Dr. Fletcher brought up the report from the committee appointed to form an address to the working-classes. This document, after declaring that the provisions of the Chatter were the inalienable rights of the peo- ple-and that the tyrant minority were determined to continue to rob them of those ...

... NEWPORT. IMPORTS ftoiri the 16th to the 23rd illst.; inclusive' James and Theresa, Dixon, from Rouen, ballast. Queen Victoria, Hutchinson,from Memel, timber. Pillgwenlly, Lewis, from Jersey, cider and heifers. Gratitude, Knight, fm Gloucester, 30 tons elm limber-Jones. St. Pierre, Herbert, from Bridgwater, 4 tons hay—to order. Belina, Tanner, from Gloucester, 94 sacks flour, 7 boxes soap, 4 ...

... MANCHESTER AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD.—The Chartists the neighbouring towns ten miles round Manchester have bee very quiet during the last eight or ten days, many of then having begun to suspect that the gun and pike infatuation is a mere delusion. The firing off pistols and drilling have con: pletely ceased. Many are now ashamed of having drawn thei money out of the sick clubs, and denounce the ...