... emblem of happiness, not bought nor sold, Accept this modest ring of virgin gold. + Love in the small but perfect circle trace, And duty in its soft though strict embrace, Plain, precious, pure, as best becomes the wift; Yet firm to bear the frequent rubs of life. Connubial love disdains a fragile toy, Which rust can tarnish, or a touch destroy; Nor much admires what courts the gen'ral gaze, ...

... EXECUTION OF J)OWING AND PO\vYS. STRATFOP.D, NATURTIAY AO received this morning Kx, ti ^nov'A communication was Queen having been ,aut,10ntles' to the effect th,.t the prisoners until the 25th 0 resP'te the execution of the a crown case for the dm,?' 'el U?e,PurPose of submitting having been against the Drkon„ JudKes, and that decision be given to the sheriff' |i, K0 further instructions ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, FEB. 10. The Earl of St. Germans took the oaths and his scat. The Noble Earl took his seat on the Ministerial side of the house, immediately to the right of the Duke of Wellington. After the presentation of petitions, The Earl of Dalhouse gave notice that he should to-morrow lay before their lordships papers relating to the Railway depart- ment of the Board of Trade, ...

... 15 U T D O C K, CARD! F F M sfl Arrivals and Sailings for the week endingFebruirv l°th ARRIVED. juiclH Aave, Couch, Padstow; Camilla, Flain, St. Ivc, • Wa-e^ 'i'H Leo, Ocean, Spay, Buy, Peake, Azorean. Dawkin fame Tlnvi I mas, Auspicious, Spray, Swansea Desire, Barns, llirTcomb 4 I Herica.enicn. iiot;e, Neath; Elizabeth Ley Barr,«t v I toua ami Albeit, Gough, Dungarvon U-'i Gloucester Flora, ...

... n„ TYidiv the 14th instant, a petition to the iw-i from J Clark, printer, Chepstow, was pre- House of Commons f. > E M.P., setting forth the* in- dented by T. sustained by the decision of the local justice the petition profits by trade, &e. and praying that commissioners, as 'j, restrained from interpreting the pro- surveyors 01 taxeb maj oWIl purposes, and thereby to in- visions of tne law _t ...

... pjublic occuvrrcolC, &C. rFFECTS OF INTOXICATION.-On the afternoon of Sa. ourday last, a middle-aged man, residing in Samuel-street. -ame home in a state of intemperance, and sat down on a chair for some time, until the other inmates, becoming alarmed at his appearance, sent for a medical gentleman. when he was found to be quite dead. ATTEMPT TO MURDEn.-PROVIDENTtAL ESCAPE.- On Friday night ...

... T DEFECTIVE SYSTEM IN TIMI SHIP BUILDING I I DEPARTMENTOF THE ADIRALTY. i I v SflA A *Jr A U L AhiVmi-f Lit A. itt nit (Fromtiw fllte iPlmoutl'.Tim'eSk st at, We should like to know what statement was ever pil nd made il a public print so open to the charge ot gross as fi falsehood as the statement in the Alorning Post, rc in lative to the Stenmers having takeni all ihe ytans o f 1' I tle ...

... THE MIINISTrIRS, AND TX-E AMERICANS. Ta. - b O',Cib e islot precisely breakiitg ep1, bet i tI ill dci'5id~rgiiig. Iv ldvirhi'tl unoificd ?? fieal joals ?? whi1121 muly he ?? I, ilidicate twit ?? ; first, thot at s5(011 is, 1(1 Ihk madc towvatds itlli ?? VCIti ord indstry o--rid,- secolld, tha lo a ew aind:11ore -1-it~ ic. uilil itol'y pfollcy is.to be it II1icoed t awards tile Ilbittati old ...

... EDINBURGII AND GLASGOWV RAILWAY. On Tuesday, at one o'clock-, the fourteenth half-y~early General P Meeting of the Shareholders of the Edinburgh and .Glasgow Rail- t way Comparny was 'held, pursuant to their Act of Iacorporationl,NV ill the Comnpany's Office irt Glasgow-John -Leararonlth, Esq., WI Chairman of the Comnpany,' in the chair, an Tire CleanTAMMA having called on the Secretary to ...

... (Fromn the SpectatoW.) The Irish Repealers are strange people. Talk of Ire- land's disordered state, and you are angrily told that no country is so quiet: say that it is quiet, and you are more angrily assured that it is agitated. Ireland, says the (Queen's speech, is tranquil: the Town CoundrcMk dl tlklt resolves that Ireland is agitated! Some little time baclk, M1r. O'Connell thought that ...

... i HOUSE OF LORDS, THErSYaT, FEBRuanAr 6. Their lordships met at an early hour. and at 2 o'oaelk proceeded to Buokinghamn Pal-ace to presentthe address in answer to Her Majesty's most gracious speech from the throne. Their lordships then adjourned until Monday. MONDAY. The EAnR or ST. GERIEaN1S took the oaths and his seat, after which Earl Poewe presented petitions in favour of the local ...

... fortieft Intetligenre, FRANCE. ?? OF THE PRIESTS.-A fresh topic of gitatifon has arisen; which promises to throw addi- tioa interest into the approaching debate upon the Secret Service-money Bill. The Archbishop of Lyons is been summoned before the Privy Council for abuse of authority. 0 T'le Archlbishop assuming a pswer, the existence of which will certainly never be reconised in France, to ...