... ON THE PROBABLE SUCCESS OF THE WA WITH CHINA. The following letter, from a lieutenant in the appeared a few days ago in the Cheltenhaun Eranziner; SIR,-So very little is known in this country of China, particularly that part of it Canton, where the dispute now isting is likely to interrupt our tea trade; for the satisfactis your readers, and the public generally, I send you a few es from a ...

... $ -reign k (Solontal Intelligente. FRENCH NEWS. Among the proofs of good sense already afforded by the Thiers adminstration is the total abandonment of the Bona- partean plot, of which M. de Crouy Channel was the chief or the author, and 'vhieh made so much noise a few months since. He and M. Barginet, who had been brought a prisoner from Lyons, have, with all the other persons implicated, ...

... -epetal 'Vrlfatmeit u H O US E.' O F L;O R D S. THURSD.41`, April 9. -- -The Archbishop Or CANTiRBURY presented several petitions on the subject of the clergy reserves in Canada. Lord ELLNENBROUGH laid on the table the report of the select' committee on the affairs of the East India Company. In refer rence to the questions relative to the Canada question to be pro.. posed to the judges, his ...

... I _.. _. The following amusing extracts are from the Parlia. mentary papers laid before the House of Commons on the Chinese dispute:- The Chinese Governwr's Opinion of the Chinese Military Resources. The soldiers and horses of the Celestial Empire, its thunder. ing forces, with guns and weapons, gather on the hills. If it were desired to make a great display of conquering chastisement, how ...

... I gAt stabistObb (TbUrlb. PREFERMENTS. On Monday last, the Rev. C. Whately, M.A. of Trinity C,, lege, Cambridge, was admitted by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol to the newly consecrated Church of the Holy Trinity at Brinscomb, in the county of Gloucester. Patron, D. Ricard0 of Gatcomb Park, Eiq The Rev. J. Field. M.A. of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, to the Chaplaincy of the County Gaol at ...

... I Ore Vmtab-blite -Qurtb. Ut PREFERMENTS. Lr WHIT)IIALL, April 9.-The Queen hba been pleased to gant U- unto the Right Hon and Rev. Lord Wriothesley Russell,'U.A. th the place and dignity of a Prebendary of her Majesty's Free y Cbapel ofSt. George, intheCastle of Wintdsor,void by the death is of Dr. J. Goodall. The Queen. has also been pleased to grant e nto the Rev. T. Garnier, B C.L. the ...

... *team Vanirets from anb to Muf[. IAST TVTV T? ad T '-S I - ABERDEENFron Hull every Saturday from Aberdeen every W~ednesday. BARTON From Hull every day, (except Sunday), at seven, twelve, and four o'clockfrom Barton at nine, half-past one, and seven o clock. On Sundays from Hull at eight, twelve, and four ocock from Barton at nine, half-past one, and six o'clock. The Morse ...

... A& rr______ | EXTEMPORiE PREACHING. is_ r. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. id Sin,-I have been very considerably amused with the I0 ° fhypercritical observations of your correspondent Cleri- k eus. In compliance with his request, I, in all humility, took down Johnson's Dictionary, and am really at a loss (in the first place) to understand how a letter can, g with any propriety, be ...

... Sucn was the alarm in Downiug-street of being in a minority on the China war, that old Sir Ronald Ferguson was summoned from the seclusion of Raith to the rescue of the do-nothing Government, but no power could whip up Mfr. Benett, Sir G. Heathcote, Mr. Goring, Sir R. Howard, Mr. Jervis, and Mr. Leader. Ministers have escaped a vote of censure by nine votes, while several Cabinet Ministers, ...

... latt'st Iniffligenct. LONDON, WEDNE~SDAy EvLNiwG. SPAIN.-T 'he Madrid papers of the 30th ult. have reachcd us by express, but they contain no news of importance. The Eco del Comercio statcs that Messrs. Wilson and Anderson have offered to realize the project of N. Pita Pizarro for a loan, and that a committee has been ,appointed to examine and report. upon the proposition. Our Bayonne ...

... I r. NORTI CHESHIRE.- Mr. Geo. Cornwall Legh met his committee at the Warren Bulkelcy Arms Inn, oil Monday week, to receive the returns of the various sub. committees in the different townships, which we are happy to say are as favourable as could be wished. We have heard rumours that Mr. Greg will not stand again for Manchester, nor Mr. Henry Marsiland for Stockport, in case of a dissolution. ...

... I HHER MAJESTY'S TREATY.OF MARRIAGE. I (Presented to both Houses of Parlimneut by commauln of Her Majesty.) Treaty for the Marriage of Her Majesty with the Prince Albert of Saxe Cobourg Gotha, 8igned at London, Feb- ruary 7,,1830. Be it knownvi unto all men by these presents that whereas Her Most Sacred Majesty Victoria, by the Grace of God Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and ...