... At the evening sedrerunt on Wednesday, Air Stat C.)N 1rrpiroimd a memornilal to tihe PORMlnaStet G,~ccral, pran lg Oliar the -6ail lie Preverteri fr in bening ciarrie'd by ?? or il Sundrays, andt entered into Itlirnjhed irraniretit ti o - h ar ut tile rlttetotia t S.iloahrrl toah c greatly promoted by the tuails being, ?? bey (nillo vs oi lnthatinay. The Lii trorial risa arsrieed to. Pl~tt ...

... PMINCE ALB3RT'S HUUSSATg liorse iuards, Nov. 26, 184O ,Saa.-I have received and submitted to ?? Co 14iaiding in Chief your letter of the present date, whr You acknowledge yourself to be the writer of the lett i which appeared in TheTimes newspaper of the 16th ie and to which tmy letter of yesterday's date related h atit In reference to that acknowledgment, i haveit i mand to direct your ...

... LOCAL TAXATON COMMITTEE. A meeting of the m Cemhr M n m: T mU; .. ?? 1 sue memvers ot this body was held yester. vs, day evening at the Committee-roorns, Wellington.quay. _ Captain NOWLAN, the President, in the chair. Mr. Harrisson acted as Secretary. nt Mr. Smith said a meeting had been held a fewdayssine ish in Werburgb's parish, to which he belonged, for the purpose ,th of app otting the ...

... NORTH STAFFoRDSHIRE.-Owing to some family ar- rangements, Mr Baring has notified his intention of retir- ing from the representation of the northern division of Stafford whenever a dissolution shall take place. HAMPSHIRE. -We trust the Reformers in the southern division of this county will hold their votes disengaged, as there is every probability of two gentlemen of liberal principles and. ...

... men of i, or wide ier which iromen, for ■thingales, I'he order te people, daughters e people’ le that he ;rce demo- On one issembled, le presen tire to his n another, ilence; in leed short, 147; when in affairs, r, must be exhibiting ad existing .sserting its rhich there igo, man harged the rmer, for speak ■jury, who the judge’s lard Lovell i, what ver* justice and aod up, and ,ly Lords, My ...

... EXPORTS for the II cek ending December 3rd. W illiam, Smith, Bullo. 30 tons of pig iron—H. Perkins. Moderator, No. 1, Bristol, 67 £ tons of bar iron—Monmouth shire Iron and Coal Company I hogs., 4 barrels, and 3 kildei kins of beer—T. Davis. Robert, Clampitt, CardifT, 7,000 bricks-Nicholas Rillca. George, Tampl.n Bristol, 26i tons of bar iron-Monmouth- Company0 1008 °f bar iron~Rhyinney Iron ...

... Three Sisters, Fifoot, Cardiff, 14 tons of cinders-J. Jenkins and Company. William and Susan, Phillips, Carmarthen, 50 tons of blooms —R. Walker. Tredegar, Morris, Glo'ster, 60 tons of iron—J. H. Langdon and Company. Star of Brunswick, Hearson, Liverpool, 80 tons of bar and bolt iron-J ames and Leach. Alliance, Jones, Runcorn, 15 tons of pig iron-Danie)s and Co.; 65 tons of pig iron-J aud C. ...

... I ?? I]lPROVEMENTS SUBMITTED TO TH TOWN COUNCIL FOR CONSIDERATiON. I I A .. -1 i _ , - __ I ?? . _. I , I I 3 A good road Must be had for the new quays and wharves, for which purpose, to prevent litigation and enable thb work to be done well, an Act of Parlia. .ment must be obtained-both sides of East-street to be. e widened, on the right side, in a line from Knott's brew- ery to- abot the ...

... S(ClITY' FOR PROto'NOTING CHRISTIAN..i ITY AMONG TILE JEWS. on Monday the aunnal meeting of tle friends of th f ihove snciet v was held, pursuant to advortisemont, il (Ile Larre Room, Coinmmer; ial Buildinogs. Tlr at- t 1 e l~ owas iimeromis and hihldy respeotable. The ,IIform was oocupied by n large body of clergymen frfl lelfast andlt its neigelihonrehoad. At twelve o'clock, ?? hour ...

... af vivapslo aull %alurloofo V-voto, I (From ile l'cen/c;r i-'apcrs.) litiD~c. 1. HE National says, onl the subikecto' theloan which the governiment is reported to be abouit to T contract, 'This inew' loarn is the uevcsisary, the inevitable tonisequence ofthe tinincial CE'lfiii11 wvhh tit hS prc v* iled tl)r tl-ese ter, vears. For tenl Years the resources (i tlhe (eeliiri have bectn ?? sI ...

... ?? - e r1 2- __A Tii: BIBLE MoNOPOLT.-..OIO Friday evening(ys terday week), a public meeting was held to the Exchange ohn Buildtngs, Bradford, for the purpose of hearing the Rev. rob IDr Thmsn, of Coldstream, explain the best method of .an obtaiting rcheap and accurate editions of the Bible. H. orand , Forbesy Esq. was called to the chair, and after a, few pre. ncliminry obevations he ...

... JAM AICA. *1 - . r .1 - THLE legislature of this colony re-assembled on - the 27th October, when the Governor delivered an ex- r ceedingly long speech, the substance of which we pre- sent in another column. Sir CHARLEEs ML-r'cAlFE ap- 1 pears to have needlessly identified his own reputation with that of the House of Assembly, and when speaking of their enactments of last session, to have ...