... x i: w P 0 R T « Arrivals and Sailings for the weekending tebuary 5th, 184 ARRIVED. 1 William Smith, Ballo; Elizabeth, May, Swansea, irtf Tom, Harris, Charlotte, Thomas, Bridgwater; Agnes Sop Squire, Liverpool, biicks—Sarah, Downing, Swansea, met» Hannah and Ann, Morgans, Cardigan Superior, Cadi! David Walters, Reed, Wateiford Rifleman. Aui), Wexfl Kiity, Williams, Milford, oats.—Friendship, ...

... APPALLING MURDER AT BETHNAL-GREEN. On Tuesday, an intense degree of excitement prevailed in the neighbourhood of Bethnal-green, in consequence or a rumour that a young woman named Emma Whiter, twenty- one years of age, had been shot dead with a pistol bv a young man named Jame* Tapping, who had for a short time past been paying her his addresses and from an early hour in the morn- ing the ...

... A scheme, it appears, has been set on foot for the establish- ment of a 44 College of General Practitioners. Now, since diseases, very generally, are either imaginary, or such as would get well of themselves if let alone, one highly important branch of Genera I Practice is the treatment of cases which do not require iI, The Gtneral Practitioner, though not a Consulting Phyri- r ian, must ...

... 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 ...

... , ?? V-r I I ?? n -d :, -,l AIONDAY, FEB. 17. | SirR. Peel, in reply to ilr. Labouchere, intimated that his propositions with respect to sugar are not intended as a permanent settlement ; d but merely to be annual, until the end of the next finian. cial year, as the sugar duties have hitherto been voted. w And in reply to .Ur. Borthwick, he said there was no t foundation for the statement of ...

... c;trit of ?? Gregg. MR. W. E. GLA DSTONE. FilRON THlE ATLAS.] TIIE cesison of Mr. Gladstone from an administration of which lhe ,as by fir tlhe most rising member, is, be the cause wriat it rosy, not merely a loss to tile Cabinet, but to tilc country. It is sot litiJlisO Mr. Gladstone is an able and eloquent debator-a libocihns nad successfill administrator-a liberal sad sagacious statesilisn ...

... Ipirit of tte Vjreo0. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, [10 t1 THE GLOBE.] If thc deciosons of tihe Council of Trent, ?? 1 the whole cycle of liosan doctrine -if the contilaanl insinuation, and frequent direct assertion, that Protestantism is heresy-if the assumption, ns self evidelnt excellelncies, on every occasion, of the Flimish dis. ti,,civc characters of priestly-obligatory, and generallv ...

... Imlprial Varliammct. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONzDAY, FE;BaRUARY 10. The Earl of ST. GERDIANS took the Oaths Is ad hS seat. 'I'he 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 DA LHOUSIE gave notice that he should to-morrow lay before their Lordships papers relating to the Railway ...

... IMPiERIAL PARULIA. ,'ENT1 ?? _ ?? I- - HIOUSE OF LORDS, A short 11i5scu5550i oily 300131r.1 iii their Lo 1sssp' ouse to- Liight, or, the eubjevit of the h~ealth of towns, raised by the Msarqtis a at, Nos'-ss,,ue, to tile course of which LI The ?? of iiUCCLE lClt1 said that the Govornmont bed taken the questias let's consideration, and it vas p~robhale that essenc- suire for tile iurpose of ...

... _NTELLIGENCE. RVLWv.-Amemorial to the r N rrad frm au inhablitants of Leeds and neigh- in rad ?? o this railway', was dispatched ont r-1001 ill favo1,35usigature ,srho',, ,~niflg last. it contained 1 id ntue of ft otined in two days asd a half, nil of ilo- ht~t~i.repetable tradesmen, or householders, , ~tbe1 ,.ied toa borooh or countY Vate. otiieefthe effective working of the police ,~ieis. ...

... OPENdING OF PARLIAME-IT. hOUSE OF ?? TUESDAY, FE13111JAIOY 41 pro '[his afternoon hier -Majesty 1croeceded ill this 'cr 'asual state from B~tctcircgieam Palace to the House of Lords, h-a to onion tiee' Session of Paurltamentl. of Thea morntog was ctoudy anti dolt, rut towrvars twelve o'ctoctk it tiol cisared uip, suit a bcrittiant day for tie season of ttoe year aitonte d~own upon tire royal ...

... Thursday Prensiy. The English securities have iteen quiet to-day, and the amount of business transacted was limited. There wvere no large opera- tions, the dealings being principally confined to the ordinary pur- chases and sales of the public. Consols for money and theacnount left off 994 to ; Exchequer Bills, .55s. to 57s. prem. ; Bank Stock, 2i 1 to 2124; India Stock, 282 to 264; 3 per ...