... STILL no news of the President; and there are arrivals from Bermuda to the 8th nilt. We understand, that the pre. vIous voyage of this noble vessel was not made so quick as the directors thought it ought to have been; and Captain F.syRo was in consequence dismnismed,-Lt. lOLERTs being appointed to succeed him. lie would, of course, endea- vour to make his voyage in as little time as possible, ...

... BY TPlE ItEV. It S 1IAN.WKFS, AUTHTOR OF ' ECOCLESIT. Speak ! for thou lrast a voice, perpeioal sea I Lift rp the surges with omne signal fword, Show where the pilgrimis of the waters be, For whom a nation's thrilliog heart is stirr'd. Down to thy waves teily wpent In joyous pride, Ihey trode with steadrast feet thy hilouwy way; The eyes of Wonderirg mnen beheld them glide Swift in the arroWY ...

... GREAT COUNTY MEE'rING IN NORTH I ~LINCOLNSHIRE. A mneeting of the freeholders, convened by a requisition Ic thre sheriff, signed by upwards of 60.0 of thle no bility, Igeistry, and ceconien. of this iniportant COLrutV, WItsI hold in thle Castle-yard, Lincoln, orn Friday last. Mr. rTallents, the uniler sheriff, iii the absence of the high sheriff, Sir John. T1horold, Bdart., acted on his ...

... General %-orksare -Qebs. BRIDLINGTON, MAY 27. BRIDLTNGTON FAIin.-The spring fair at this place was held on Monday last. There was a fair supply of fat, which met with ready sale at advanced prices. Beet' 7s. id. per stone; lean stock sold well, and by noon the fair was completely closed. In the horse fair, there was little business done, and the show of horses was bad. In the afternoon, the ...

... Itocal 'Public MeFttings. | ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HULL AUXILIARY a CHURCH MISSIONARlY SOCtETY. M On Monday morning, the public meeting, in aid of the sE funds of this society, was held in St. Johin's Church, the K Rev. T. Dikes in the chair. The proceedings were com- mnenced with a prayer, which was offered up by the Rev. ni W. KNIGHT, after which the Rev. J. SCOTT said, the only statement of ...

... r.-Qistolittll Kpitonic. DOMESTIC AND METROPOLITAN. Tim CouuanT-Oa Thursday, Prince Albert, attended by Lord Robert Grosvenor, groom of the stole; Mr. George Edward Anson, treasurer; Earl of Morley, gentleman in waiting; Captain Francis Seymour, groom in waiting; and Colonel Wylde, equerry in wvaiting went to St. Paul's Cathedral, to attend the Festival of the Sons of the Clergy. His royal ...

... Probi11tial NEWS. LIVEIrOOL.-A second edition of the Cock-lane Ghos is playing off in Liverpool. An empty house in Juvenile- street, is the scene of the supposed spirit's antics; and here voices have been heard, the bells have been rung, and other a alarming indications have taken plade. The police took r all the bells down, but still there was bell-ringing in the I honse,-and the occurrence ...

... MINISTERIAL AGITATION( Glendower.-t can call spirits fromk the vasty deep. llotspur.-Why so can 1, or so can any man. But will they come, wzhen you do call Uhen. MINISTERs are in the condition of the Welsh seer they can call the spirits of agitation, and excitement, and disorder, to do their bidding: but the pertinent question of HOTSPUlt, if put to them, would have to be answered in the ...

... local Entellicall(c. ARRIVAL FRIoM INDIA.-On Monday, the ship Wanderer, Captain Smith, an ived in port, with a valuable cargo, from Calcutta, it being her third voyage. She had a leopard and gazelle on board. Onl her voyage out, she fell in with, and preserved from foundering,,, the country- built bark, Col Burney; estimated value ofcargo, £I10,003. Sir W.A. Ingilbv, Bart., Henry Williams, Esq ...

... ' Vactct of ,ifastionabli lift. ORIGI NAL LE1T ERa FROMl FLOnENCE.-April 19, 1841. -As it is rather late in the season, I have little gossip to indulge in: all parties being at an end-and not a house now open in Florence, except Lady LUcy Standish's, Lady Bulwer's, Countess Zakrenteky's, Aladamc Catalani's, and one or tv o others. Immense sunris (for Florence, i. e. about thirty-five ...

... TIHE ARCHBISHOP'S VISITATION. On Friday week, pursuant to adjournment, Dr. Phillitnore, as Commissary to his Grace, resumed pro- ceedings, at noon. Several members of the chapter were present, including the Rev. W. H. Dixon, the Rev. W. V. 1 Harcourt, the Rev. H. S. Markhbam, and the Rev. C. Haw-.i kins, Canons Residentiary. The Registrar, in calling over j the members ofthe chapter, emitted ...

... .meeting of Or So114n QTottluil. WEDNESDAY, NATiY 19. M. CHALMERS, EsQ . M.D., in the chair. PRESENT. ALDERMEN.-J. Atkinson, Di. Ayre, R. Blyth, W. Brown- low, G. Cookman, Sir NY. Lowthrop, T. Thompson, and IV. Holmes COUNrCILLORS.-W. Caley, B. M. Jalland, J. Levitt J. Mal- colmn, S. Westerdale, J. Jones, R. Boyle, jun., J. Tall, J. Wade, 1. Whitalter, D. Thorpe, T. Watson, J. Gresham, J L. ...