... i The following calculations have been made by a Mr Lewis Kennedy, a steward to some nobleman in the south:- A Comparative Statement (calculated within the last three Years,from 1838 to 1841) of the Whole Manu- factures of the United Kingdom, and the Proportion of 111anuJptlures for Exportation to Foreign Coun- tries, including English Colonies. Average of the annual value of the whole ...

... I [AIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, JUNE 3. Mr BERNAL and other members from the Commons brought up the Turnpike Roads, the Militia B;allot Suspension, the Stamp Duties (Law Proceedings), the Madhouses (6cotland), the Sewers, the Court-houses (Ireland), the Newry Navigation, the London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery, and the Ordnance Survey bills. *A great number of petitions were ...

... The Rev. Thomas Shipperdson, of Durhanm, has given 51., and the Hon. H. T. Liddell, and Ralph Fenwick, Esq., of London, 101. each, towards promot- ing additional sittings for the poor in Sundorland. Church. Wm. Mitcalfe, Esq., Coal Exchange, London, has ordered 101. to be paid to Christopher Branwell, Esq., treasurer, as his subscription for the purpose of erecting galleries in Sunderland ...

... * .f ,THE HPkESJDENT'S MESSAGE. PIresident Tyler's. messae, delivered it C6on- greA onthe 1st instf, was rdeived at Liverpool early on Tuesday. It is along documeent, but does not Pos- sess much that cast interest the English reader. Tlhe President says:- No important changes have taken place in our foreign relations since .ztho last session of Coigress, it is not deemed necessary, on this ...

... I W I-P 1A t, IA-A $NT . e | tIIIKUILRSD iY, MA Y 27. Their 'amrd-1iips havin-g asmenlied. thoe b1illop o IKiilaiue took ;tite oaths alid 8ltbserijlud tho WIills u: TIh e l rlvvatcinlls oln the table were .-severavy de alc- Od a stiage. * A gvreat ulmnler of petitionls were preslItlr.3 the i re:L nnlajuritv of whiich were tor amld aginst ?? Il tile Coiri Laws. I'uie, '.ILiid,,;ents of thle C ...

... j DAILY AND PEltioDICAL PRESS. TIMMS. A more unanswerable rove~v of constitutional 1kra- celents and dootrmes; or a more soarc.fiug exposure otl the.cottrariety between thuse priw ?? .Id doctrines, and- tue conduct of Lord Aietluotiruo's Uoveriiteut, titan Sir Robert Faeie's spuec, it would be iinpossible to oollesive. rvery part of Iltvtury wneltci Coul:I. ill ally way be brought to bear upop ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTUrIATL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND.- The arand meeting of this society will take in Liverpool on the 21st, 2-2d, and 23d of July. The preparations, Which are on a Most extensive scale, are in active pro- gress. It is anticipated that the assemblage ofnohblbe en, gentlemen, and others connected with or interested Iin griculure, 'I'wl be very great; and the show ofhorses, octtle,.an ...

... ATTACK UPON A CHILD BY A DoG.-On Tues- pay afternoon week,a boy, 1 years of age, was seen running out of a house in Westminster, covered with wounds and screaming The dog, the dog. Upon in- quiry it was ascertained that the father-in-law and mother of the boy had gone out, leaving him, his bro-. ther, who is a year younger, and a great dog of the bull and mastiff breed, together in the same ...

... FE1,1IiE!F HAYE .; NFEW~sTLE.--On Monday, the Oddfelows of tle distriotmadeanneminefitlysuccessful demanstitson. In poinlt sf numbers they shtowed themselves ,.to be, ibeyondl siR quea-tion, dbove any other benevolentt orier: wbhile tle num'bes of the bannvrs, the richness df their decoratiesus, and their judicious arraijieiseat-the re- enecotable appearance of the renebers, bedecked in all ...

... FOREIGN EDUCATION, The following case may serve as a pend count of the school at Boulogne which a3p paper last week:- In the year 1836, a Mrs S., who had pre school in the neighbourheod of Chelsea, qui and went to Boulogne, with the allegei d ing a school there. This woman, on her an name of L., with the view, as she pretends her retreat from her husband, to when married more than 20 years, ...

... It has been generally remarked, that tic (onem!oi in China, accounts of which were received l,v thela; India mail, have not been suflicicitly apprceiaztJ, it01 sidering the important results whichl ?? are Jilhk !: produce. This may be accounted for iil tlwo Irani:- First, the great excitement which absorbs ciis llill l as the time draws near for the approatchin otri weg the elections ; and ...

... EDUCATION IN FFRANCE-CAUTION TO PARENTS. In the course of the last Week the Lord Mayor of London received the following letter, on a subject which his Lordship said he considered to be one of pa- ramount interest to those who send their children to France to be eduated:-- My Lord,-The friends of sevbeislyouths who were sent to France for their education are desirous to lay before your ...