... SI1I1THFIEIED. MONDAY. JUiE 24. - l £AV - J145 I , s. a* U ULNX fli. Since Al onday last, thle imports of foreign beasts and co sheep into London, and at the various outportso 'have tic notexceeded twenty head from Hollarrd; but during Tc the wholc of the present vear they have amounted to tai about 500 head of tile forirmer, and 200ditto of the latter. v In to-days's market, no foreign stock ...

... ?? ? It UPT. J'SC ?. el 4j S. 'L IROM PRD4Y-'.S LONDOAr GAZETTE. PC bhe WU%.OFrICE. JulNE 28. pe 61h Fool.-herjeatnt. Major William Lee to be Quar. 5 ter-master, vice Geo.A1illiain Ralfterty, who renres upon B half pay. 32°idi'oot-Qtiarteriimste Scrjeant 11William Garfortl rni to be Quartermaster, vice Thomas Healey, who retires ti upon half pay. pr 81stFoeAo.-Colour-Serjeant James Caroll ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert left Buckingham Palace in an open carriage and four, at twenty minutes past three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, escorted by a party of Lnaueers, for Claremont. Their Royal Highuesses the Prince of Walee and the Princess Royal were in the next carringe. The Mar(eloness of Douro, lady In waiting ; Colonel Arbuthnot, equerry in waiting ; and Major-General Sir Edward ...

... RESPITE OE THE CONVICT DALMAS. A respite for the above convict hWAt been obtained, chib, we understand, through the exertions of Mr. Kean, tihe governor of the gaol, and Mr. Under-Sheriff Abbott. Both of these gentlemen had an Interview with the Home Seerm- tary on the afternoons of Friday and Saturday at the Home- office. The Interview on Friday afternoon was extremely unsatisfactory, and not ...

... TIHE SUFFOLK PRISONS. To Teil EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Siit-In assiguing causes for the disbontentand firesiu this county, one writer attrlbutee them, and with much reason, to the low wages; another to the severity of the gami pro- toeting justileo; a third, to the illegal certificates exacted fromn a destituts labourer before he can be admitted even to the union-houss; but a moat ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCB. OXFORD, JUNB 90. [PVRO3 OUR OWN COUBtaaPONDENT.1 The following subjects are proposed for the Chancellor's Prires, for the eansuin year: VIZ. Lor Latin Veree-Numa Poirpillas. For an English ERsay.-The causes and consequences of national revolutions among the ancients and the moderns compared. For a Latin Essay.-De Ordine Egquetra spud Romano. The first of the above ...

... Io RECEIPTS OF RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT pn INSTITUTIONS FOR THE PAST YEAR. 1I. . s. d. es . Aborigines Protection * * . 178 00 e e Aged Pilgrims' Friend .. 1,576 14 10 e Auti-Slavery* ?? 2,251 6 8 Baptist Missionary ?? °0 1 Baptist Home Missionary 4,929 13 0 fi Baptist irish ?? ?? .. 3,143 18 0 S Bible Translation (Baptist) .. 1,622 18 5 n BookSociety ?? . ?? 926 0 0 c British and Foreign ...

... Ilae of Bigot, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1844. rel NEWPonT. At the annual meeting of the Di- St rectors and ituardians of the Isle of Wight, held at the GuilIhall, Newport, Sir Richard Simeon was Te-elected H, Chairman, and Abraham Clarke, Esq., Vice-Chairman. Cl William Hearn, lsq., was re-elected as solicitor to tble Ri Guardians. at the salary of 2101. per annum ; Rev. J. Phillips, chaplain, 1001. ...

... FEANCE AD2S M0ItOCCO. THE OFFICIAL DISPATCH. Ditto to ?? ~India St BY~ r PRE.SS. Indiia B Exch. Lt h1ORN1ING I1tt.RALD OFFICE. Cons.fti Soturday Morning, Two o'Clocie. Ru,0itl1 We have received the .Messager of Thursday New Br 5 per C night, trom which we extract the foilouieg dispatch CsT 8et Arom .larshal Bugeaudi to the hlinister of War:- Dutch 5 BU LLI ' Lalla NtAltenio, June l6w. God B. ...

... . ..I . .. Tae hlonesy ot or Legislators was powlerfully j. H - illustrated on Frday 9igh in thle following scene which V. took place in te House of Coumrroon. it will Sufie UdniI by way of introducory explanatioti, to state that Sfir . te r C ?? rtdSlci.General, who is Ilavil itentrusted withi ihbi for dilifralnchising Sudbury, for was e Bribery weid Coirruplione, has just been returned for ...

... TOTAL LOSS OF THE MANCHESTER (STEA MIER.) The ?? forebsodings as to the fate of Titi the Meascdester, steamer, and her unibrtunate crew And ad 5passengers have been too truly realilied by the arrival, of the Geiieral Steam Navigation Company's ship Cute- d don ia, Captain Phillips, off' the Tower, w'ith the fHarn- !-burg mail of Saturdasy last, confirtning the fact of the Car- g total hiss of' ...

... I \CElDJAIY 1F'lRES in CAMBRIDGE. I [FROM THElS CAM(: IBRIDGE( CHIRONICLE.1 Two m.r tN8ee .curred lt the course et Wsdneusday Ctaprincipal one was at Swvavessy, in which village : r has l. ml i een a ivatclithan; ribortly arttr twelve thia ilvirual, i loohitg initotholarzu-ynird of ir. Carter,hftn- h lie saw a siLall Jtht in the centre of the yard, and im- rt.iy ctalleUi up 31r, Carter to ...