... ITHE DERBYSHIRE COURIER AND THE I DElB 'REPORTEll. _I We copy the following statement from the Derbyshire Courier of Saturday last, as an act of justice to our con- temporary:- CtICIULIATION OF TitE COURiEiR. The REPOeTEa I of last week contains wvhat it alleges to be the official return of the nuimber of Stamps issued to somiC of the country newspapers during the first six months of the ...

... CORONB 4i 1?%UEST,. Monday morning, at eleven o'clockh the inquest on the body of .Mlchael'Quarri, Esq., M.D., Owas proceeded with before the coroner, Henry Hardiag, Eisq. .Iram' Shaw was the. Arst and only witnessa called. lie was one of the workmen employed in the mill. He deposed as follows t 'I live it York-street ihe city; have seen the body of the decepied this morning.;it is that of Dr, ...

... II ?? THE COTBMPOdRABY PRES$.'i P. MORNING HERALD.-Te commission which it is understood the ministers~have advised the Queen 'to .tssue- for the purpwse of inquiring into and retpor-.j ?? 99 upon the relations existing between landlords and Tenants in Ireland and their. bearing. upon the condi- ion of the great bulk of ?? people, is likely to ib 'ailed!with satisfactionby all classes in that ...

... I - FlEMANS CORAESPO-XDBNCB. ign TO THEEDITOR OF TH &ii N'S'JOTRNAL. Union is strength.'. Sin-The unanimous testimony of all travelers assures day us that the people of Ireland are the most wretched and held miserable on the face of the earth. Men who, describing the condition of other nations, have commiserated the des- ex.- titution of their inhabitants, their comfortless dwellings, ithe ...

... I HER MAJESTY'S AVIARY AT WINDSOR Her Majesty's aviary and pigeon-house, a pique building, which was erected a few months since, o -to the dairy in the Home Park, and containing every gonve- nience for the breeding and rearing of poultry, is now stocked with birds of the most rare and valuable desecrip. tion, affording much amusement and interest to the Queen c and her illustrious consort ...

... OF W AGES.-About a month ago the Earl of Scarborough made a tllilvy reduction in the weekly wages of Ins labourers. We are sorry for it. LIGHT GOLD.-Poor people in the agiieultural districts such of tl.am as can manage to deposit a litte in Savings' ks, complain most bitterly (and well they may) on ac- count of having stoppages made gold, which the) have received in full for wa.;es this ...

... TIHE RLPEAL. SINCERITY OF THlE WHIG. or,. I- I . I. 1 I n - ar ho' %I TnE following letter has been addressed to Us cY gallant old veteran, nho has, in his time, seen some raili- tary service:- TO TUE EDITOR OF TIIE N17W5-LETTFI. Srl-I beg to ask yov. a qtiestion-I cannot Call it a simple one -- and I hepe you will be kind enoubgh to answver it. Is the Northern W/hig in earnest in its ...

... PosI?1uPv1'. - == ?? FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. DOwNIN(t-SraEEa. Nov. 10. The (?eee. hn? lwci, pletoo'd IL, 101)13 iltO 031(1 1)1)1)011) Arthur Aatnn, Lsq., into her i?iajcsty'' Envoy i.?trti. ord I once and ?ll in i?ter 1-'lenipotvn?inry w the Qo ort ol ?pntn. Ii' he a Kmght Grand Cross ot the ?Most ttuoour. able Ordcr ot the Bath. \VAO-Ot.'vlct:, Nov. tO. X?. ?? RL',7iOtL')I t.- llrevet- ...

... DISTRESSING STATE OF THE POOR- FEVER.I In the West Port of Edinburgh, a portion of the town comprehending from 400 or 5O0 families of the poorest description, fever has for some time back been raging with a virulence altogether unparalleled; and although not so deadly, still its effects have been felt far more widely than the much-dreaded cholera. The consequence is, that at the present moment ...

... E. S. B.- lre are much obliged to this correspondent for his I amigrant's Letter, but the portion sent being alnsost solely personal, and containing little general or available inform atioisn, we shall waitfor the continuation before making use of it, hoping that we shall therefind hints that may be useful to intending emigrants. A ConRESroNDENT desires vee to ask whether the passenger ...

... MON MO U T H. Mr. Evans, draper, was elected Mayor of Mon- mouth for the ensuing year, on Thursday last Air. Evans held the same office two yea.s since. The honour of chief magis- trate of Monmouth is subject to an annual begging: the gen. tlemen of the Town Council appear to underrate its importance, or they are tor the greater part, too modest to deem themselves competent to the discharge of ...

... WELCh COMPLA1?TS FOUNDED ON REAL ? GiUEV?NcEs. V ?? nt SWANStCA, Mandlay .J ?? Saturday ai'ter- linenl, the 4th af Neveumbei' iat., a public meetingF 01 1,tbe Bridg'end-road 'Iruslees was held at the W~yndhaiii o Arnis hul, the Right Honeurablc .lohu ?'icholl, D.C., ?? in} the chair. The public wvere allowed to in- t, uainl in the room,. d Mr. Rees Jenkiis? s~olioitor, Bridgend, prescnted a ...