... E ft atbewrpoo jlrcutr. SALUS POpULI >I 51UpRZMA. t FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 184.'z THE STiNDARD AND THE IRISH REPEAL E AGITATION. I Amon he Atlases fwhom Heaven gas sent into the u world to be the prope of a failing age, we have especially me, ad kncks is Se t andar whoae sapient ediotfort to notice the Liverpoof Crc adS, Chasses sient ed tor greetly gyifalling with a failing State, test against the d ...

... 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 ?? Timloes. Notwithstanding the continuance of cold and wet weather, the country generally presents in ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. i NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETITNG, 1843 MONDAY.-Mr. Thornhill's Extempore, 8st 1bb, agst Ar. Sloane Stanley's Cuwvolip, 8st -lb; D.M- 20 'h.ft. dbroke's Evenus, FRIDAY.-Lord EIxeter's Saros, yrs, agst Lord Stra 3 yrs, 8st 51b each; D.M.; 200, h. it. HOUGHTON MEETING, 1843. THuUSDAY.-Col. Peel's two yrs old (Heal ed uC , agot Mr. Copeland's two yrs old (sealed up), 8st 71b ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 1|THE LE.EDS -ME.RCUiR Y RETURNS OF THE MEANS OF EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. THE cordial zeal with which several hundred Ministers and Gentlemen, throughout the Manufac- turing Districts of Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Cheshire, have co-operated to furnish the Returns for which Ma. EDWD. BAINES, JuN. ventured to appeal to them, gives a sanction which he ...

... THE VICAR OF BRADFORD & HIS DESTI- TUTE PARISHI. IN another column will be found a curious advertisement from the Rey. Dr. Scomss~s , Vicar of Bradford, published in the Record, and read at. the meeting of the Wesleyan Missionary Society, Bradford, on Monday last, by the Rev. G. B. MACDONALD, with some just and instructive comments. The advertise- ment bears' this distressing and alarming ...

... INSURRECTION IN WATERFORD I (From the Daolin Post of TZ#1Ytti.) 1i DESPATCH OF TROOPS BY STEARI.-THE DE GltEY HOAX. A flourish, trumpets! strike alarums, drums! The war, that for a space dld~fail Now, trebly thundering, swells the gale. It was not for the North, as we had been led to believe on Saturday, that the Mlet Regiment were ordered from their comfortable quarters in the Royal ...

... TIlE CORN-LA WS.-AGRICULTURUAL A GITA TION. ho41 ad MR. COBIDEN IN EAST SUSSLix. la- Apfublic meeting wits held at Rye, in the eastern divi- chsion of Susex o Sat day, for the prpeofIar gi Kddrests frmM.Cobden and Air. Ioore, en the workin of the corn-laws, as riffects the agriculturista, aisd on the Dr present depressed condieie;.s of til ferm tenantry. Great bis efflarta had been madte by ...

... DUTCH7 T MAIL. .X .MSTItI~t t)M, SAIUItl)A1, JUNk :1.-The Stock l.x- jo Ibaige WaR muore iivpey tv,-day, and thure were unweroUn pareh loers of clir TW o-teud-a-Ilkilf per Cent. New Streh, whiiih rose to it per ceit. above yesterday's prices, 'filt l I eftus of this rbe was said to be pertly to U new plau fhr tlhe convialjtion otstoek, to etilect a reduction of tne intereet, andiln .partly to ...

... CUST=MHOUSE.-JuNE 5. ENTERED INWAREDS.-The Neptune from Hamburgh-Har- lequin from Boulogne-Sisters from Guernsey-Prince Albert and Giraffe from Rotterdam-Charles Eugene from Ceon-Sir Edward Banks from Ostesid-Belfast from Caolis-William, Hurmbly from Guernsey-Protheroe from Seville-William from Rotterdam-Wilberforce from Atwoerp-Moutreal from Nosw. York. ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-Tlte Sir ...