... COURT C'IRCULAR. '1r jetistyalld l'rince 7kibert attetnded divinle servic rdllay1ilolilIL', icil the Chapel RlorVII, St. .1ailnes's. 'll knna]n was prelached by the lsishli ot' lincoln. Tb rvil +s were read by the llev. Dr. Wesley tthe iessot 1111I tIall' hy the Il . 1 -J. J.ldaell. 11id the altar service b' Is' Ki Il of Lend,]111, ier. Ii,' j(sleY, alld thl Itv. 3 1h ,Iiil. Illelilillsical ...

... TIlE CHART T7'1STS.-RETUJIN 1'0 SENSE. EXTRACT OF A LETTER 151RO1 KEINDAL. The followini- letter from Lawrentee O'Colnell to the editor of tc ktitf tndl Mie'rilry is deservine of'attelltioll, ats itlidatinig 1itieqiiivevally a retorti to good sense on the part at siome of the C hartists. Lawrence O'Connell is II leader ot the party here, atid nuiy be ncconited their oracle withl uis: - To Sie ...

... BRtUssELs, MAY !O.-Tlho average price of wheat ahst week wns I8t. 70e., and that of rye 1tf. 8-2e. per liectolitre. Arcording to the second section of the filth article ofthe provisionol retlatiotiuas for tile execution of articlc ha oft' di treaty oftuliel thiof April, ltS39, relative to ptlotaire, tier- cliitt ships with a less dlcaighit ttanm I; decianters arc 1101, coliged to take a pilot ...

... EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA, ARFIL 1. [PROM ouR OWN CORRESrONDENT.] Six or seven thousand additional troops have arrived, and are encamped outside the town. There is a rumour brought Hy a Greek vessel from Caramania of prepara- tions for hostility on tha part of the Porte, and the probability of the Turkish sleet being sent here to enforce the hatti-seheriff. Some preparation is also to be observed ...

... AMR. M'CULLOCIT'S PAMPHLET on the POLICY and PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES q 'the PROPOSED REPEA L qf the EXISTING CORN-LA lT'S. - Avte hovte just recetived a. secon'd edition 01' Otis loon- 1thliit, which was in the fiust itiotaltee pitllisliet aniotty- utoritlv. Mr. MI'Cullocb, 'those tiname alhppears to this edition, hats added a1 postscript, which we here transfer to our colluamns OSTSCtOIPT. ...

... TIlE PENIAY POST. 'TO T'r EDITOI Or TIMIBM MOIiNING ClHRON1CLim'. S li ?? yo ?? Ime to ghe vvidllmie in CorirolbimrtioII of yior lced ing- pa:limgriiphl Sat mmmdmmay last, 11ponl thle' pro- 'a:Ibility fhiit autiltettmmll)t wvill 1ic miadi' (iimtin' event cliir I1. I'eel oibtaitiw_:' tibe goverimictitl to deprive ti4! ?? of lie ?? 'res iwiimi result from tile ?? P'ost I mim :miII CXtilliSiC ...

... TO J. B. SMITH, ASQ. Leicester, June 15, 1841. SIR-I have frequently seen your name in connection with the anti-corn-mw leagIe, and haLvC been delighted to read your spirited addresses upon it repeal of that iniquit- ou~s and diabolical law. I have read with pleasure many siggestions and schemrnea for carrying out your important designs, yet none have ap- peared to me sufficently to show to ...

... CA '1'TLE PA IRS. WrcYIrrtn GREAT FAIt.-Tihe siheep fair (falling this year oU Sunday) was held on Saturday last. T'ite inorining proved remarka;bly fine, artd sales cennomonerd eml . The number of sheep penned (did not exceed 00 or l5,l00t, beir n much less than on u:lrly former years. The prices asked were kiigl; after the first two fiouro , therefore, the sales were not brisk; and at tirle ...

... TO THIE EDITOR OF THE SIR-Our attention having been called to No. 90 in the series of Tracts for the Times by Members of the Uni- versity of Oxford, of which you are the editor, the impres- sion produced on our minds by its contents is of so painful a character, that eve feel it our duty to intrude ourselves briefly on your notice. This publication is entitled Re- marks on certain ...

... 1 I] pe i-1 L PARL AlAM EN 1I HOUSE OJF LOR{DS-TURtSDAY. peiti oltIS iii tlavour Ofi thle t'orli -1; Is uwere p rest'uted 'bv Loerd Itul ?? 'rota plces in 1)',u'elslijre ; by the Duke o;f 'tu ol ,if frow 0 ahii't5ill 1b iceoursfhire,1 Deryibroire, and Ul n- 'tlttre- thle EaWrl ut WUitihil eot, froit m aces in Kent otl .iitln hiiifr Ut Iy Lord livailiiilit, frtin places iii York- 'dcii' v~ ]~w ...

... [FrOM 'TIHE COLONIAL GAZrTTE.] 01 the occasions of difference between the United States and Gr eot Britain, two are proper subjects of negotiation. 'I'he first is the boundary qiuestiou ; involving; both the no tional point oflhonour and certain private interests which hove groWnI up during the dispute. It seems impossible to dispose of the poilt of honour except by the arbitration of a third ...

... DUBLIN, JULY 26, [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDBNT.] MARRIAGE OF THE LORD-LIEUTENANT. This forenoon the nuptials of his Excellency, the Enrl Fortescue and Lady Somerville were soleniiised at the Viceregal Lodge, PIioenix Park, by the Lord Bishop of Cashel. The ceremony was private, only the immediate relatives of the parties being present. Yesterday the Lord-Lieutenant entertained the following ...