... ,,N1poRTATION OF WHEAT AND WIATI FLOUR FROM CANADA. T'he following is an account (just printed by order of tihe House of Commons) of wheat and wheat flour (,eated in quarters of wheat) imported into Great Britain and Ireland, from Canada, in the years ending the5th of Jauaary, 1812, 1813, 1844, and 1845; also, of the quantity entered for homo consumption in the albovenlentionlod pleriods:- ...

... Considering as we do, that the state of the furnace chimneys in this town, and on board the steam vessels e trading to this port and plying on the river, is not such 0 as it ought to be, now that science has at length esta- blished the means of preventing or consuming smoke, we ; make no apology for once more calling the public atten- e tion to the subject. Whoever observes the huge clouds of ...

... Accounts from Spain describe the fate of the unhappy General Zurbano. He was taken on the l9th, and shot, without trial, on the 21st. The Phare des Pyrenees gives the following account of his arrest and execution ,'fiTh arrest was effected on the 19th by an old par- name of El Rayo, at a house in the e, v~i~r 2loogrono, where Zurbano had kept himself his brother-in-law, Cayetano Muro, an The ...

... I TEE PORTLAND VASE-Sir Henry Ellis states his opinion that a possibility still remains of restoring the vase to its pristine integrity, by two skilful artists ia the employ of the trustees of the Museum, named Double- day and Baldocic, who have had considerable experience in resetting the fragments of Greek vases. Sir Hear Ellis adds, that the Duke of Portland h us expressed tou the trustees ...

... 7'he LONDONr OAZETTE o 'l'tSDA Y1', Feb. 18 I LTfinn) CHIAMBERLAJN'S-OFFICE, Fmi. 17. NYolire is ?? thttt her IMajesty will hlold Levees, lat St. Jantes's taae, ol tflu followitg' days, nt two o'elocl Wednesday, 13th of' AlIell next. Wedilnesday, l2th ol Marell next. RL'ecvl.ATIONXS TO fiki OifISIRVIM AT TIrr Qli ?? LnV'ZW., AT sT. JAMRS'S iL CI. Thei Nobinlele nud *lentlenieit flio propose to ...

... THE CHRONICLE. ?? ?? ?? I4 ?? ,PRESTON, sS'ATUDAY Fss U, r2, 6 le i _ THE BUDGET, ? , rd The financial statement of Sir Robert Peel, (of which bve were enabled, in an early aecoad edition of last week's Chronicle, to present neasy the Whole of our town sub- scribers with as ample an ahstraet as ctiuld be tendered by means of the preceding night'5 malls, and that simultaneously or with the post ...

... | LDISTRICT' NEWS. FLEETW OOD. Tni NonritEnN CHuucOH OF EYOLAND SCHOOL, RossAL HeL,-Thie establishment re. opened on Monday last, with a considerable aceas- elon to the number of scholars. There are now 14Q, and from the flattering prospects of the Institution, the committee of management have It in contemplation to erect a large dining room and a consider- able additional number of ...

... IuptrM, 3i- ctit, it As OPENING OlPF PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOI. DS.-TUESDAY, FBRUARY 4. t Parliament was 'xcued on Tuesday, by the Queen in s person, with all the 'state and pageaantry' customary on u the occasion. The preparations along the line of route c of the royal procession were commencedat an early hour, ;and the streets filled with people rapidly as mid-day ap-I proached. By half-past ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, A 1- A1 I - s 1 ?? _.s On the Ist February, 1845. ?? the United Service Journal.) CWhere twoplaces arementioned,thelastnam ned is thatatwhich the dep6t of the regiment is stationed.] Ist Life Guards, Regent's Park 37th Foot, Gosport 2nd Do. Hyde Park 38th Gibraltar, Boyle Royal Horse Guards, Windsor 39th Bengad, Cliatham ]st D~ragoon Guards, Canterbury 4611h ...

... Imnpetftalriament. IOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, FEBRUARtY 10. Earl St. Germans took the oaths and his seat. Earl Powis presented a petition from the Bath Church of, England Society against t u anion of the sees of St. Asaph and Bangor. The nob, \earl gave notice that he should, as early after Easter ad tossible, bring the sub- ject tgain under the consideratite of their lordships. The Barl of ...

... I Independence v. Imperiali1m.-No. It. The true Chartists have long since withdrawn from the contamination of Imperialism-they have hoisted the standard of Iadependence inr Marylebone. I am glad of this, because as Csartism had its trot rise there, so there it has its second rise. Was it likely that the .men of Maryleboene, who have always proved tcemselves the best demnocrats in Loeden. ...

... frivigg'o &UD *aturbaplo I)OOtf3. -- a- ,vaflD ~ ~ 'A FRIDAY. JANUARY :31. 1845.ad arspapers of WVednesday are received. On thil~t diw rntninrg a great mneeting of the Conservative party Was ol hedt ' ite into) consideration thle position of tl e andi bet n it weas unanimously resolved that doriir. wait upon the Minitritry, andi( assure li a ?? depend upoil the( ticrm andl constant ren' thetI ...