... THE CORN eAwS. Wd DEARh BREAD AND LOW WAGES.' 7017Octh EDITOR of the ADBZEM ERN HERA LD, SIR.-You often give place o speeches and pragraphs absose 01 thte corn laws, Among theta therb~flal several rtimxesi appaed', th standcar~d argument let favour of these leaws, via., That dealn~A bread must mako high wages. ?? Will you do-us tile faivilur to explain how It ae bu ht el just now, when the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? - 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 ...

... PARTICULARS RELATING TO THE COUNT1SS DR RESTBRLITZ. The Countess came to England in the early part of March last, and took up her abode, for two or three days, at Long's Hotel, in London. At the expiration of that period she proceeded to Windsor in her own travelling carriage which she had brought with her from the Conti. nent, and hired a house in Clarence-creCsent, of Air. Alderman ...

... COUllT CIRCULAR. The Duchess of Kent, atterned by Lady Faniny H )ward, dined with her Majosty and his Royal Highness Plrinco Albert, at Buckiihghaut Palace, I 4t evening. Amotng the visitors yest.rday at Buckingham Palace, ?? American Minister and Mrs. Stevenson, the lion. Lady Murray, L;dv Robert Grosvenor, Sir R. and Ltdy Macfarlane, Colonel and Mrs. Couper, Captain P'echell, g. N. and M rs. ...

... H Of e D FES i, I I . i; ,, LL OW, S , 42t -. tit 'i-r Zbb DW-' 3LOWr ?? to -7 -- ~7-7 S$ATURDAY. DECF4Bi9M 19, 14Q 0i at dl 4, TILIAL$ FOR WHAT is CIAL4E1) BLUS-- C be ~~PHEMY~i Arcent proceeding oqf this lkind against the pro- aprietor of this: parer,, for, selling in the. ~-egular M course of his: buin.~iess I'Hasam's Letters to the ji u Clergy -of all Denomniantions,'- furnishes an oppor. ...

... The following event, related by the Duke of B~ovgo. in his Memoirs, we think will be found highly interesting to most of our mod~ern, as a currant view of the vigilance of the Frenob police, leaving alone its depicting the late Napoleon in in a favourable light:- da The Emperor's kindness even towards Lis persounl ene-0 mies was always carried to excess. I will cite an int s40 of it whichcanie ...

... PUBLIC BIEER ING OF DISSENTERS. Ia t nigh a pilliihc meetiri of Di 5-ent crq called I by the Cei tral Boar'', was held il South Coll egi l Strtet ( h och (Vir Frenc- ) to consider te tF C)Ucrse lisenters ought t: pursue wvith rerere ice to tl t'ie No, -Tntrusio tidita sin and it- effects.' T! e j ciiirch vvas ciiwiled. 0 i the ?? we observed | Railie Grieve, Couneillors Adaam Black and Gray, ...

... FROM TIlE LONDON GAZETTE. Ir NINOS~ STREF ?? D)EC. 18. 'fhd Qoueen III b-ea pleased to appoint the foil ssing ollfiers, viz.- Capinin CImarlc. ?? Austen, of the Royal lavy. Captain the llon(ouralile William Wald'gravv, Of the Hoesl iiaetv. Captaia 'ilatuice Frederick F. Berkeley, of ?? Royal C(apinin a Edward Collier, of tl, Raoyal navy. Capiain ?? Willmet Heitidirron, of the Royal 11 V V. ...

... plRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE, (Flrol our Special Corre-Nspondent.) LONIOX, SATURDAY MORNING. Ys'erdyv afternoon a report was in circula- ?? Pekin had been invested by the British , d atid taken possession of. An event so . ortai and by inany considered so impracti- -t se caused a sensation for the moment, and . x ai:ious inquiries were made by those ai lrge property vesteal in the trade vith *3 r a ...

... UNVITED STATES OF AMERICA. LEXTRACT FROM A LSTTER DATED MAINE, NOV. 23.] I think the reasons you give for the curtailment of the business between this country and England are quite correct ; but there is another reason which I believe has done as much mischief, viz., the folly of our government in leaving the good old beaten track for untried experi- ments with the currency of the country ...