... Holsworthy Market, ol Wednesday last, presented a lively appearance; all sorts of Grain are selling freely at considerably advanced prices-Wheat, from 7s. 3d. to 7s. 9d.; Barley, 4s.; Oats, from 2s. 4d. to 2s. 8d. per imperial bushel. So brisk has been the demand for all sorts of Grain within the last few weeks, that the stores at Bude have been completely drained out by the farmers in the ...

... ?? _ ?? nE BusrlEss or5 PiRnLIAols!;T.-There is every prospect of the Parliament sitting until late in the ensuing ?? at least. gXTntA5OiDINAY CorLLEcT5oN---Ol Thursday week the Rev. Jahes Bunting, D.D., preached a sermon at the Ne~w Wesleyan chapel, Higher Broughton, to a crowded conrgregatie, after which a ?? wvas made to liquidate the deht on the building The collection amounted to tice ...

... MISCELLAN EA. Sir Robert Peel arrived in town Thursday morningq from a visit to her Majesty at Windsor Castle-The English Chsrclhmtan says that the Right fon. Baronet hls within those few days forvarded a cheque for £1000, to the Ecclesiasical Commissioners, with the view of raising a fund to meet the demand for the building of Churches, which will ensue from the Act passed last session. This ...

... TII3 FLYING-POST. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1843. ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS. WF perceivo that the Lord Bishop of Ex 3ter has given notice in the House of Lords, that lie shall to-morrow introduce a. bill for amending and reforming the Ecclesiastical Courts. Tho sobject has recently been brought so particularly before the public that the details of this bill uill be anxiously expected. The varioas ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIANENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. this THURSDAY.-Thte Law of Ev'idence Bill was corn- it gics seittled slnd reported, t~i Earl Fo'rtaescit niaved for certain papers respecting thle ffi' asnploymennt of' spives inl the detectien ofribsalihngen in Irelaed.- i The Duke' of We'illington said that al1 lisa chanrstas it, this respect against tile, precast and magistrates of Sligo were attrlcr R w ...

... BIDeoaD PET'TY SESSION3.-[JoSiOt5 Wren, Esq., Mayor, anld Charles Carter, Esq., Jastice]-Mr. Johls low, merchant, ws sutimmoned before the Beoch by thu Snrveyir of the Turnpike Trust, for having lodged timber on the Trust road, contrary to the Turnpike Act. There being lno injury proved, the Benta dismissed the case, Mr. How paying for the summons and exple ises of the Court. BIDI1RD ByE LAM. ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, October- 31. THE REPEAL CRISIS. (From the Standard.) DUBLIN, MONDAY EVENiNo , Five O'CLOoc.-The fact is admitted onl all sides, indeed it would be useless to deny that the agitation has been retrograding from the hoor the proclamation againqt the Clontarf meeting was issued. The Repealers were buoyed tip with the belief that their position was almost unassailable: but when ...

... SATURIDAY & SUNDAY'S POST. The Paris rapers of Thursday have reeicctil toot's; the Chamber of Deputies commencerd oin that day the it-aimi- nation of the Badget for 18 11. The effective military force for the ittterior is reduced to 2801,000 ni) en, but that of Algeria has b)~ee raised to 60,0001, loicig the( sinal1 cit ?? bv wshich thc defence of the coloouv ('anl ?? ''i'Tl lwi F'rench Iloot ...

... ORIGINAL CORRUESPOND)ENCE. AGRICUIL'TUR AL LABIORERIS. T,,tie ELDITORl it'lM EXA7lET V1. 1ZN -PO.ST. Stilt,- )i hrn bittu it pirttiecl itnrier for agreattuttibor or si-in. 7tn Iir dliid lit itgiod old ag,, and, t'ad lenti it firater aill hlis lit'll ittitl tarly ?? %%Ilt1oda .I'i oittOlecioniS followt the ptoftit. ?? ts I lttel thedl sl t'oihtitig -otI 'kinlit Igti inlgo ?? Up-itt ut iie ?? ...

... ORIG[NAiL CORRE&SPONDENCE. THE LATE 11EV. NMR. ACTON, 7,, the AJ,'DT4(Ri I/o' EXP7'IR FL17NO-POST. .S417-i (jIllite f0g(41.4 4414 ilN0111' 1'444444411l41041 (ill Y1ear4 11a1. W44e140 Palitro) oni ltr lou'. M r Aeolon, 1rh1en you jusotly andI properly deigatge4l nt liel.ongin C. it se ct (44 Clrrietians 4 denom1inated1 NITARIA.N1 ;`4Will thial r`01nil1d4Ill111 of till haid4'4iate,4 ...

... TIHE FLYING-POST. WEDNESDAY, Sler1L31l3slt 20, 1843. SOCIETIES FOIL PItOMO'OINX( CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE,: AND PROPAGATION OF TI-IE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN P'ARTS. Tin Atnieesroay a lecting of these two excellent lhesti. tutions, which Ii tilk alitong the moest importtnt Societies connected with the Establislhed Chltrcii, t-ook plcee yosterday, and .ve have tiichil pleasrer in giving it detailed Report ...

... if ?? POST. LATEST NEWS FROM SPAIN. P.Ants, SEPT. 15.-Madrid letters of tho 10th mention a slight illness of thle Qujeen. Cclristondi' is named Captain Gieneral of Bdiscay. T1he Ecliu'i' se, tIle, Conet- 21artial is already appointe'd that is to sit When1 Martinl law is pI,,'eI ,elslred inl 21 aurt. 'Ih 21 ?? citizens attendedl a funleral of onec of thevir mnttuler linth nit' 1iftirnal cl tle ...