... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1841. O~r WEST-RIDING REVISioli.-Robert Charles Ilildyard, - Esq., Frederic Robinson, E~sq., and the Hon. Richard Denmsan, the Revising Barristere for the West.Riding, will 2471 hold their courts for revising the list of voters as follow : I d At PatCeleBridge 9th Oct. At Pntefrcl 20th Oct. ?? Settle, 11th ?? 21st Sdbergh 12th Sn aith and 22nd R Ion, 15th i Thorne, J ...

... THIRD PAmE.) WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. MARCH 26.-The arrivals of Grain are moderate this week. Holders of Wheat will not submit to lower rates, which checks business, and prices must be quoted as ot this day se'unight. Barley is eqaally dull, and very limited sales made. Oats and Shelling rather dearer.- Beans as before. per qr. of 601b. to the bush. WHEAT, Essex and Kent, Red, New -- .. *r5- s ...

... the A correspondence between these two earnest ad- Wf e n vocates of the total repeal of the Corn Law has appeared rt Ir .in the Papers. Ma. JosEtH STU&GE, who has recently th nY visited the United States, has since his return publisheda a letter to Ma. COBDSN, in which he expresses fears that the th le- Anti-Corn Law League had departed from its great prin.F )ok ciple, of total and immediate ...

... e ,. The fast-sailing packet-ship Ox/awd, Captain lathbone, r arrived at Liverpool on Wednesday night, after a rapid passage of nineteen days from New York, whence she sailed on the let Inetant. r, e We have received papers of that date hut they are merely one day 1i n later than those previously receited, and contain nothing of import- tl ance from the United States, where the Presidential ...

... . a LONDON NEWS OP FRIDAY MORNLNG. Le d ROYAL EXCHANXGE Loadon, Thursday1 Etwsx . PAR LIA.MENT.-The speech of Her Majesty has neceessarily t created a good deal of conversation in the City, and from the xa. e riety of subjects touched upon there is, of course, arnple niter r for difference of opinion; the financial allusions are of interest, but. g as regards the reduction of the 3l per cents. ...

... CIJ1CUITS OF THE COXMISSIONrS FOR TIlE RELIEF Of INSOLVENT DEBTORS. '-SUMMER CIRCUITS, 1844X- NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-DAVID POLLOCii, Esq., Commissioner. -Yorkshire-Shetlleld, AMonday, June 10; 'Wakefield, c Wednesday, June 12; at the Town and County of the Town c of Kingston-upon-Hull, Wednesday, June 19; York, Fri- day, June 21 ; at the City and County of the City of York, F on the same day ; ...

... W8ALJAN BDUOATIN IN LEEDS. A -numerous and ?? I meeting- was held on i Monday evening, 'at Oxford-plc Chapel, in this town, Oti -to promnotte the ~ertensodn of: Religion Education on West- Ne. -Iean pirmnciples, in connection veit the Leeds Sieond Is, Circuit. at The chair was Occupied by JboSm HOwA imi Esq., of Paxk-place, id who was supported by mlan,7 of the minister and Influential friends ...

... TIHE UNITED STATES. By the 1sacket-shitp, £ivcrpla/, C;aptaiin Eldridge, which t arr:.t t at ttw. Irt Ol Sa!taidla valt, wo; loxve rocolcotl ititelligooce i froru Ncr York to Lie I all, t t 'reidritut 'rvi-n las issued soother Mcessage, in snlich lise justlifaO t I the stron,, a golage oenpiyoyt t,y the Ainericoin Iovoy at Bexico it reolrouitratili p!goinst the ?? by tile latter power of the ...

... We give the following extract from a weekly magazine of the year 1775, as a specimen of the mode in which the reporting of speeches was conducted at that period. Dr. Johnson boasted that Lord Chathambs famous speech on the American revolutionary fee war was written by himself in a garret. The date scarcely permits of of our believing that the sabjeined remarks could have been from pe his pen, ...

... IND I A. The letters and papers in anticipation of the Overland DIail are almost wholly devoid of interest.. The treoty with ths Siblih, given ia our last, was duly ratified betwixt DhUlleep Sirgh and the GovernoxeGioaeral on Christmas-day. Orders have been issued for the reduction of the 6clnde field force by i about 7,000 men, these to! consist of two Esropean axdldva native nftantry ...

... 10 LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. Le Is ROYAL EXCiOAuGz, London, T77ursday Evewing. e THE CRops.-Should the accounts relative to the ap- s pearance of the crops continue of a cheering character, it is coren- d derednot improbable thatwhen thenexthalf-yearly dividends are paid ef the rate of interest at the Bank of England will be lowered about 6 one-half per cent. Such a course would prove ...

... LORDS BROUGHAM AND STANLEY- AMUSING INTERLUDE IN A GRAVE PERFORMANCE. MxAN is tile only animal that laughs; and we sometimes see, in actual life, as well as in the great writers who have best portrayed it, SHsANsPEARE and SIR WALTER SCOTT, mirth oddly coming in to the relief of melancholy, and farce interweaving its motley colours with sable tragedy. The I-louse of Lords, all cold and stately ...