... 'I .. 5 . --- -7 Ifittrrolfs. I . .. .I . .. - . . I . Mr. Ewart has declined the inyitation to come forward for Marylebone at the next election. Mr. E., however, intends to try his luck at Dumfries. Friday's Gazette contains a notice that writs have been issued for electing a temporal Peer of Ireland, to succeed to the vancancy made by the de- mise of George, Earl of Kingston. YORK ...

... ILORD. NOIMANB I & THE BIRMINGHAM I I MAGISTRATES. X I | CO RUE SPOND DENCE. Temple-street, BiBmingham. Nov. 24. MY. LonD,-I am desired very respectfully to recal your lordship's.attention to the subject of the inquiry recently instituted by her Majesty's government (through Mr. Dundas) into.. the conduct of the borough magistrates during the late riots in Birming- ham; and to inform your ...

... 1 -s, ., V ,s-. . : i I RF. Atl f if, re'. SALUF! 'OPULI LX, .SibPRREAIA. FRIIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1840. LIVERP'OOL ANTI-CORN-LAW MEE lING. - . . I A correspondent, whose note is published in ano- ther cohimn, has expressed his surprise at the appa- rent apathy of our townsmen on a subject which now agitates the kingdom from one extremity to the other. For his satisfaction we have to intbrm him, ...

... HIOLLAND. Tim u iwi;, Dix. 2S. -Srcoi ) C l.mnll or -111 S1'.1.'rrc.Grt:NlAI.s.-Noticc Was ?? to the ChIlanber thc in consequence of the illness of the Minister of l'>iarve. bis .Mijesty has appointed 11. Van Geonep to delid thc i-oj 'ct of l'V for a vote of credit, and iilct the Chianiber was goinge to deliberate. The orde,,r of ?? dav was the (ILbate o0n the pro- ject mr lawv fi'r regulating ...

... A general meeting of the Manlchester Chamber of Commerce took place yesterday week, at eleven o'clock, for the purpose of receiving a report from the Board of Directors on the effects of the administration of the Bank of England upon the commercial and manufficturing in- terests of the country. J. B. SMIT'r, Esq., the Chairman of the Board of Directors, presided. In opening the business, he ob ...

... T, t1hehREV. IHUGll Pf'EILE. Sin,-The manner in which you have deemed it expedient to reply to my letter is such that if I had entertained any fear of tippearlng before the public I might ralter the point at issue be- tween us to rest as it is ; but as you expressed a regret in being compelled to draw me forth, you will admit the propriety of my taking care that my conduct ill this matter ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL DUBLIN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 140. Our readers will recollect that, in the report of the committee appointed to carry into effect the resolutions agreed to at the meeting of the 28th ultimo, it was recommended that every county, city, town, and parish in Ireland should meet on Sun- day, the 12th of January, to prepare an address to the Queen, declaring their readiness to ...

... A NEW MARIA MONK, We copy they oliowing letter from the Sydney Monitor. It speaks for. itself and cannot'fail to bpen the eyeA of those deluded personswk have, we hope innocently, countenanced this new impostor ; TO THE EDITOR5 OF TEIE SYDNEY MONITORv AND COb131ERB ClAY, ADVERTiSERE. SIR- -I have been told that Miss Byrne, whose name is attached to a letter which appeared in your paper of ...

... SECOND -EDIT16lN. jih LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE Two o'clock. January 3, 1840. st Since thisday week we have had very large supplies of a Irish Oats and Oatmeal, with a moderate quantity of e other articles. From our not having entirely got quit of holiday ideas, there has been only a limited business in Wheat sine id our last, but good samples of old have supported former e, prices: new found ...

... WESTERiN. AAUSTRALIAN EXPEIATION OF DISCOVEIRY UNDER LIEUT. GREY. The followiig narrative of an expedition, conduatn'd by lieutenant Grey,-to the North-Vest Coast of Atus- tralia, is extracted part!y ftomn acconits punblisheid in the PertA Gazettes, of April andl May last, and tartly from qther authentic sources of information. Tho party cousisted of eleven persons, Lieutelnant Grey, Mlr. ...

... ST. A'NNE'S WARD. We shall begin seriously to fear by and by. that there is no gratitude extant, save perhaps that species of it l which has becn caustically defined to lie ?? thankfulness for favours to come. In our last we took particular pains to show with what cruelty and injustice Mr. Robert Jones, jun., one of the members for St. Anne's Ward, had been treated by certain of his nominal ...

... th MrMOIR -ON THlE RAPIT) A5NIi EETENSIVE CicANSSES IVWIrEi MAV441 ICE TAKEN PLACE AT THE ENTRANCE TQVTHE IL1VEft AS~t=I, AND THlE MEANS N01V ADOi'TEDS FX)R ESTAa311*1IsNG A3C pr( EASY AND DIRECT ACCESS FOR VESSELS RXSORT1N.-Uwi TH5EiETO.-)5Y JOS. BROOKS YATES5 F.AS., Wmi~c.. T. sar1 Read befei e ther Litcrary aend Phi19sephita1 SSalyefipe~ At a meeting of this society, held during th & last ...