... Probiliial Neos. The owners of the Great Western steam-ship.-have resolved to run her alternately from Bristol and Liverpool to New York, and thence alternately to Liverpool and Bristol; A QuEBR Fisn.-On Tuesdaylast, Mr. William Elliott, . Ianadlord of the Lion Iln, Fakenham, purchased two pike,- one of which seized the waist of his cook maid, who. ran about the kitchen with it in the greatest ...

... General Yorkthfre web~s. ioner es of Corl- from > pri- ience eman , two 'lliatn n the rting being tran. d, his lh he L W0o- i ago, yardi ot to ,oner that e, oln e use poner ; day ith a it lo rther 'jus. tated mers aling pre. been d by five the o be was f his M r. iS of imal do, was st it ore, !*, a rden him ther lout was Irce vith tad, ays, this port that oal . Vin him loop ings WNs argo five ...

... THE 4NI-s VISIT TO.SCOTLAND. --V;ti tLN -S v1)1 L LJ A-.,am ampossible to overrate the enthusiasm which th.e 'S79 v-:of Scotland displayed from the moment that the 'ir'w sist was announced. At every place which it was * R« ->iikeiy her Majesty would visit, the most active prepar. 49uii, cwre made to do honour to the event; and at Gihs. :t bc~v a- meeting was called, from which an invitation ...

... lrobinatal Xebis. At Cardiff assizes, on Friday, Richard Edwatd&. .gas found guilty of the murder of his mother, and senie-as be executed. When the cause of Edwards v. Lord Listowel . 0 cntcred upon at llertford, on Friday, beforc thers. for the plaintiff got through his opening, an intimafoos Vu=, given, that the attair was arranged, and a juror V drawn on each side We thitik this vould ...

... i SUPPLIES OF CATTLE-THE TARIE The working of the new tariff (says the Farnor'. of tie for December,) as might very naturally be expected rnhas been again productive of much anxiety aiaongst tl~op immediately interested. In London, as ell as the v. ous outports, the imports of stock under this measure ftr' o German, Holland, and Spain have been large, bu, of very of cero quality. It is true, ...

... i Fo 1 t l - trnl '!ftti : Buier',s. Zoni;, v been pu; lished at New York, .foi spence, in ajournal. called a th Ngw . World.-[As :'mtch as i~t is orth.]-;. -: - :i . :What we commonly call a falling star is believed by the Arabs. to be a dart launched by' the Almighty at an evil genius ; and, on beholdigg, one, they exclaim, May' God transfix the 'enemy of the faith. ' nt, ELYSIAN SouP. ...

... LONDON. THUnSDmY MORNING, LONDON, THUnSDAY MORNING. The Queen held a Court yesterday,-at which the Mar- A quis of Londonderry and the Duke of Marlborough were sworn in, respectively, Lords Lioatenant of the counties of Durham and Oxford. ti A meeting of the electors of London was held last night, C at which,-notwithstanding the friends of Lord JOHN RUs- l SELL, by attending before the time at ...

... HULL TOWVN COUNCIL. _ _ - _ - - __ I i )f The adjourncd mieeting was held on Wednesday. fc: i- Present:-Tie Maytor iinthi chiair., Aldermen Brownlow, B )f Beanl, Blytb, Cookman, Holmes, Sir WV. Lowthrop, Run- I o ton, Sandell, Storry. Councillors Bettison, B~luunlell, Car. ELI d rick, Foster, Garton, Guinuell, Hammond, Harris, Holder- h1 o ness, Jalland, Jackson, Joncs, Lovett, Malcolm, Morley ...

... ?Zfstorlral Epitome. 'DOiMESTIC AND MUT11ROPOLITAN. 'TntT Cou0a.-Although the order in the Gazette for the I -Ossrt'mourutilg for the Duke of Orleans is for the usual II Pneriod of a fortnight, the Queen and Prince Albert intend *s-wear mourning for a month . Among the guests at ihe. royal dinner table on Thursday, wore the Duke and v Duchess of Sutherland, Lord Melbourne, &c. The Duke t ...

... Tvarietftis. rfIt appeaps that, at the current rates ofh sire!, twelvef o tlie prncipal railways, wb.h coit as nmany millions, imayr h bow be purchased for halfthe nmoney. I TSe private gorrespondence of the late Sir Alexanderl Burnes will shortly be published. The suppressed por. tions of his public despatches from Cabool are given in the s Indian journals. A COLLOQUY.- How do vou do, Mr. ...

... 1g.istortall 35pitollic. DOMESTIC0 AND MIErTROPOLITAN. a Tnsc CounT.-Her Ma1jesty and Prince Albert are still svjousnintg at Windsor, and aire, wC arcehappy to ittttouice, 11 int excellent healthj, and take thcir daily rides in a pony p rhauten. The Prinec and IPrinoreSs of Wales have their C ?tretistutn3ed airit:ds. The Duchess of Kent, wtho ihas been tj imdisposed, is, we arc glad tu hear, ...

... rcArn EnslE itnnr nr nr I It, Ul! !IC :IC ld ry I)' d. Sp .is I C of of St isl I., 0- or 0.11 I's St, NEV INSTEUCTtIONS AS TO THlE a0DE OF CLAIMING EtXEMtPTION. Iln consequtence of thie great tulmlber of doubts and diffi- ictltics that have prsented themiselves as to the proper interpretation and meaning of the clauses of exemption in tis Act, the following additional instructions have been ...