... MORNING CHRONICLE-The first reading of the i Irish arms' bill has been carried by a large majority, 270 to 105. Amongst the names that compose that majority, are I ] some of the most steadfast and enlightened friends of li- berty in this country. So far from regarding their votes upon this measure as indicating any sympathy with the po- Bey of coercion, we look upon them as pledges to the ...

... ~IWEYYOnD 10BC 'O WATIO OF MR. TALJ3OT-P GOVf t s N'bar IN- RTz NEIXCE. TEn .- -ptinf of thts board on S- I~~ At tile usual weekly meeting 01 ?? And last, Charles A. Walker, Esq., in the chair, l r. Waddy, pursuant to notice on the last day of meet- i'g, to move that the board express their regret at the re- tirement of a respected ex'e./ficio member of their body, consequent upon his ...

... THE LATE AFFRAYAT MANCHESTER. I MANcHESTER, FnIDAY.-This morning an inquiry was commenced before D. Maude, Esq., and several other ma- gistrates of the \borough of Manchester, into the truth bf the allegation made by Corporal Bayley of the 15th regi ment, namely, thafhe was violently assaulted by Inspector O'Neill. and two other offiers of the borough police, on Tuesday evening, the 23d ult. ...

... I P,,OURT AND ARISTOCRACY. THEe .Ar DvuE y F ?? magnificent cobl lection of aneient and modern silver, silver gilt, and gold plate, the property of his late Royal Highness, has been submitted to the hammer; the sale took place on Thurs- day and Friday, and on Monday and Taesday it will be resumed. The collection presented a splendid appear- ance. I is stated in the catalogues to amount to up- ...

... UNITED STATES. PHILADELPHIA, MAY 13.—I foreshadowed to you, in a recent letter, the important event which is now officially announced, namely, the resignation of the office of Secre- tary of State by the Hon. Daniel Webster, and the appoint- ment of Hugh S. Legare, pro. tem. in his stead. Caleb Cushing, a distinguished statesman of New England, has received the appointment of commissioner to ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR.—A controversy being foreign to the object of my reply to the letter of CLO—weut, and in my opinion injurious to the cause we mutually profess to advocate, 1 shall retrain from any comments on the points raised by his last letter, further than assuring him, that for want of proper information on those points, he has been induced to make ...

... PORT TALBOT SHIPPING LIST. ARRIVALS. CHA KLES, Burt, Mumbles..Tredegar,Gainey, Loon..Omnibus, Jones, Rouen..Charles, Griffith, Neaih.. Quueu Victoiia, Sutt.-n', hi is!ol. Lister, Jo wcl, Charleston.. Glamorgan Lass, Chalk, Port Eynon..Jane. Phillips, Port Eynon.. Union Canal, Bennet, l-ooc.. Hero, Madrecn, Bariow.. Marchioness Anglesea, Thomas, l5:V'row Emerald, l-loyd, Muinbl-s James and ...

... k, II , I g ?? . Th le Pviawie~s .iianuaia. whose tandi 'vso supp~osedlL to, 1vo ilteill [loI objetJC ol'tiie P'r! nces v'ovtig, was unfortuilatily seloed with thet jinut. dice befotoethe atrival of the 11do PVoie fin thoe harbour of IRio Janeilro ;and thelkirueiiia cemos to haole ost no tielto Xin otioin and witi. ?? a younger niember at the 0 mperiol House. whoase beauty and ...

... ('i,6i.MVI'A-AluN HUAb A ?? .i louarl M -iiic il' Ii i t Ii. ?? c c i I ..Is bee . (I it y-the, Prnow t !I ill Ib. i;l:,I . Iit are i 'i t 1I it',od It w ?? li'itih iimi l itrt InI' ?? uet rei rl it. illt i i. l ie JIII-t Iart L(1 IV1101w 'll imelrlOYI, Thu rftcelds oi the t4l e Sir 4p11 lii ;tie t : ,n'ii l i t l tilulltile whe fi , tilci' Titi illon it ?? sitii,10 Viit e (I, lii 'ccii vlii ...

... r SOUTH DevoN.-The weather during the past week has been rather cold, with frequent showers o rain. Apples are setting well in every situation, and grass is plentiful in the pastures: in fact, everything seems to be rapidly progressing towards an abundant crop. The price of cider has declined-Wettere Timloes. Notwithstanding the continuance of cold and wet weather, the country generally ...

... it &ZLIWAV ZNlTEILZGENC3E. SINGULAR BEQUstST.-Iu a recent case for compensation en the Norwich and Yarmouth Railway, on which occasion Sir W. Follett waa ret Ined for the company, and Mr. Fitzroy Kelly for the defendant Tuck, who claimed upwards of S0oul. forland, while tile jury returned a verdict for 15001., Mr. gr. H. Gurney, the banker, onhis cress-examination by tbe Solicitor Generalsaid ...

... THE GUARDIAN AND THE EDUCATION _ - . BILL. )n On' Wednesday, May 3d, the Manchester Guardian Is said:;- - Although thoroughly sensible of the serious defects which existed in tile measure as originally introduced into of the House of Commons, we must confess, that we have of heard with pain many of the objections urged against it,- objections, which if pushed to their legitimate conclusions, ...