... IThe SHETLANDERS and the C!ORN.LAWS That the fishermen of Shetlaud were some time ago offared an advantageous exchange of corn for flab, which the corn-laws would not allow tberu to profit by, haw been frequently mentioned; bat till now we have not seen, any thing ;kae an authoeutlie aeount of the cir- cumBtaLoo. Tho letter, of whioh we rare abtut to transcribe the title, gives ts Duch aua ...

... DlsIT-VBUTlON of PRIZES at the Gu-I VERYMFLRNT SCHOOL of DBSIGN. I yesterday, the annual distribution of prizes to the pupils of this valul.blel institution took place in the greot room of the establiihment at Somerset-houee. The hour fixed for th bualness oof the day was four o'clock, and by that time tbr groat rosijn wa- filled almost to suffocation by the pD' ,lis and a large assenmblage of ...

... BARCELONA, JULY 23. [PRTOM OUR OWN CORREBSPOXDXENT.] The two ministers, Mon and Pidal, par ncobilefratriinm, have jast arrived here. What they have come for no One knows, though every body suspects it can be nothing good, The reason assigned for this sudden visit is the Queen Mother's wish that her two interesting and inoooent favour ites should assist at the bejaemanso which will take place ...

... OURTC; HII.CULAI1. . -- WVINDSOR-TUESDAY. Ths Queen and PriUce Albert, necoipanied by the Princ..c rvoval, walked this morning in the pleasure-grounids oftheCast.le. Her M1ijesty and the Princealsorode out il l pouty tliaetoll. Tb-ir Itoyal -fighnesses the Prince of Wales and the 'rincess Alice, accompanied by ths Dowager Lady Lyttel- ton, were taken an itiring In the torenoon, in an open ...

... LIvEAPDOL, SAT!JtDAY.-The New York packet ship England, Captain Bartlett, arrived here to-day from that city, with papers to the 17th ult. inclu- sive. The England brought eleven passengers. The neov is not important. Congress had hur- ried through a vast deal of routine business in the few days lreceding the 17tb, oR which it was to dissolve; amongst these was the appointment of nurmerous ...

... TIVE MORNING CHRONICLE. of LONDON: as as MONDAY, JULY 29, 184. nag of The gratitude of the country is due to the Mar- ,y. quess of NORImANBY for his persevering efforts to Of press the subject of sanitary regulations on the ty attention of Government and of Parliament. The anoble marquess has himself taken great pains to a-investigate the question in its various bearings, and a- most important ...

... [FPROM THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN.] At the Ashton petty seebions, on Saturday, Mr. Davies, the inspactor of factories for thie district preferred an in- formation against James Shaw, an overlooker in the employ of Messrs. John and Nathaniel Howard, for having, on the 27th day of June, employed a boy, named Hugh Har- rop, to work as a p;8csz for twelve aours in the day, he not being of the age ...

... ,?,,TRA JV.4.1?,W.MOROCCO- T FlIo- - PIUVATE CORR]iPNDN PH.U.1iitA) ''A Jrtr 1O- 1 ale looking out :here vvith the Greatert unxif, x foi the return, of Mk. Drunmondit lt e the En1 uish eonsulgeneral at mgier3, who, .F you' atre I a are, has gone on an extm~ordinar;, nlifsion' to the Empjieror of'Mrco 71 thie hoe that tv his gooid offices he may arrasnge the quarrel betwsei Fiance cod that ...

... ARRIVAL of the KING of SAXONY in I IMA NCHESTER. I We have noticed the arrival of hia Majesty the King of' Saxony in Liverpool, and his brief tour of observation there. The King of Saxoy arrived here from Liverpool, bv rnilway, in the train, about a quarter pest. teu o'clock. His Majesty anni suite cecupied the mail; they wereaccoti- posned by Mr. Sands,eumayor of Liverpool,uMd Mr. Alder. mae ...

... ITie BOY JONES and the BOY JON IVILLE. [tlioor PUNCHI.) The eyes of Europe are once more upon the Boy Jones. Well, the eyes of Eorops have very often been turned upon more insignificant persons. We confess it-we have a re- gard for the Boy Jones. Whetber he be really nephew or not of George Jones, of Ancient America, Esq., we have nevertheless a regard for the youth, who at eo early an age ...

... O COLLE GE OF SURGEONS OF LONDON.i1 The following petition was presented to the House of Commons on Tuesday:- The Petition of George James Guthrie, of Berkeley- street,1Berkeley square, a Councillor and latePreeldont of the Royal College of Surgaons of London, Humbly sheweth, That although your pstitlouer, in his collective capa- city, has been copolffled to accept thu grant of a niew ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THuruDLAY. ROYAL ASSENT. The Royal Assent was given shortly before four o'clock, bycommission, to the following bills:-The Sugar Dutise Bill, the Vinegar Dutles Bil,thIe Slavc Trade Treaties Bill. the Gold and SIlver Wares Bill, Forestallting Abolition Bill, the Night Poaching Bill the Assaults (Ireland) Bill, the Limitation of Actions (Ireland) Bill, the Lieds and Brad- ford ...