... THE ST&DE DUTIES. Tfli follovirlz Trorotorial has been forwarled to Lord Palmerston, from the Chamber of Commllerce, alt thlis port ;- To the Rfight Hfonourable Visceoat Psi erston her Majesty's Irincipal Secretary of State for Foreiga Atlaire. ''th Memorial of the President ,iee-i'resiileut, and Directors of the Chamber of Conmnerce at Hull, Sheweth, That goods, the property of ciizeus of ...

... LxVERPOOL, SUNDAY.-We have another arrival here to- day from New York-the North America, Captaiu Lawler, in eighteen days-with advices from that city to the 20th ;ultimo, three days later than those received by the Britan- ! nia, which are of considerable importance, not so much for the definite information with which we are furnished touch- iing the case of MALeod, or any other of the pending ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. is The foltnwh.- ?? . - ha The following speech, maeri. by Mr. Steele atthmeig d tof the above body on Monday, was omitted in our report9 be of yesterdayowing to want of space:.-.. theMr. Steele rose amidst great cheering, and 3aid-Mr i iCuchairman, the deeply, the awfully, solemn interest of some! the of the topics alluded to by the fatber of our co~untry, ...

... SotTTF! DUBLIN POOR LAW MOION. 5ICET[NC OF THE GttAttItANS-EELloitOlt OF THE CltILDRENt-EXTRAORDINARr 1 A ,pecitl meeting of the board in committee was held e-terda', pursuant to adjournment, for the purpose of in. y 1irig As to the c.ule whicil had induced the following 0. inmates of the institution, to refuse to attend Protest. ni sriritual instruction, and from the care of the Rev. Mr. g1i ...

... i ClrY El.ECTION DiNNER.- Ol Wednesday last a sumptuous dinner was given by George Lyall and John Masterman, Esqrs., t Lovegroves, West India Dock Tavern, Blackwall, to the Ch&airmen and Deputy-Chairmen of the District Conservative Committees of the two m-embers before named; John Master- nmn, Esq. 'in the chair, supported on the right by Geo. Lyall, Etq Among the guests we noticed the ...

... TA ItrA. [LAS hT EDITIO5.3 SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1841. The battle for parliamentary superiority having been fought and won by the Conservative party, the conflict of party feeling and party interests is now left chiefly to the daily journals of either side. Between them the war. fare is now carried on with a degree of warmth and even fierceness, such as we have not witnessed since the period of ...

... Dr. Johnson's remark upon the death of Foote, tlhat there was a chasm in society that would not easily be filled tip,was never more aptly illustrated than in the death of Theodore Hook. He was a man whose like we never saw, nor vwere we to live for a century, should we expect to look upon his lits again. As a writer Mr. Hook obtained considerable celebrity in the various departments of ...

... I . _ ~~o st. The Queen Dowager will pay a visit to the Duke of R at Belvoir, about the 15th of September. Lord u d the Hon. R. Fortescue, and Mr. Geale, are the trustee marriage settlement of the Countess Fortescue e and th e settled on her ladyship by his Excellency the Lord Lieut is 2000 per ?? Congleton (Sir Henry Parnell) is about to be appointed a commissioner of the Irish Poor ) -The ...

... Sprit! of tly C)tlFItc 4otllullali (t1IeluIcort tie torNGLN- QtUARTt'1FMLt ttflu'v ) 1 TittF. WXitiO 1 ,s )I-tII t CitII u (II.It is Somtimektrts saud tatu tite WI ogs fiiie [iot unduie to rite Church. FresIrrrecelire stubborn things Tely ibase puilled dowir ten bishroprir'S in) Ireland, whiile thley tire [tlyia'4 Itoeniali bishiops il tlee ciolonties. 'ITie trurlbi s, I lse Whings 7ICV(T did ...

... -e 7- HAiA OSO Fc efosllowing statement of' M it th eatr n ria s h i rent Mlail.o, to and - ?? aiala recently been pub- w lished y the Pstmistrss, andwillno doubt, be found l It highy usefl to or frieds in hat Viitniy :- ol Laeters are despitehed for all parts of Britain, except London and be ?? ti 15minutes past 11 Agit Box closes at 45 minutes b ?? 10 A.ae.M a First deopateh for London, ...

... freely, and last week's ha. orge lriers fully maintained ; low qualities, of which there is ChL tia ncis scarcely any offering, would fetch morc motley. Barley ?? ?? is wanted. Oats are ?? per storie hsigher, antI Shielling u 'I fo rrather dearer. Beans fetcis Is. per qr. more than on this day Fn ret ap. se'nnight. No variation in atiter articles. ' dI to p~r tr. of ES0lh, to the tioi Fo lms- ...

... THE VESLEYAN CONFERENCE. The proceedings of this august body have been th much animated since our last, with a discussion on ve the non-descript book entitled 'Wesleyan Takings. tli A belief has been strongly and genecaily entertained, in that the work is the production of some vagrant- fo minded Wesleyan preacher, and the illustrious 1' Hundred, who manage the affairs of Conference, ...