... MR. LABIOUCHIE,81e ON TIIE CORN LAWS, 11 To tise Bailifts of the Boroatll of Ta unton. chai r Gentlemnen,-I understand that it is intend- labo -ed to invite you to call a public meeting of the ease e inhahitants of Taunton, to consider the sub-, nviv i ject of the Corn-law ; and, as I am afraid that' und n it will not be inl my powver to attend it, I ' ad-' Own y dress you for the purpose of ...

... IMPORTANT OPINION UPON. ILWAY. I LABILITIES, .I For the 'satisfactono rRedrwe(ud. Tb1pcs)' determined onl lavinkgt the best legal opinion tliat could be obtained on thil subject, an Itths! ?? submitted the' fllowing, nsel to d t w ~ith ?? If in CASE. c I The.opirnlon of Coulasel is requested onl the following 511 Amocngth numerous Railwaky pro eets, we have, e selected three, which we call ...

... SIGNED BY t Onc Hlrundred and Sevtent9 Unitarian Ministers. We, tire undersigned, disciples of Christ and Minis. tcr4 of his Gospel, in benring our solemtn testimony against tile systenr of Amedeai Slavery, deecm it pro- per in the first place to declare the grounds of our action. We owe it to three ririllions of Slaves, our tfllow men and brethreir, to do wvlat we rightfuilly can to ...

... A QUARTER OIF A MILLION FOR THE LAEAGUE. L-E~AGUE. We aire delighted to hear, fromi a quarter upon which we pla ce the utmotst reliance, that thle Ariti.Corn-lawr Lea gue, SO tlair trant relaxing inl its eftorts by thc proba.- bly near consummation of thle triumph at' tree-trade priociples, it; determinend to make assurance doubly, sure by r -doubling its exertioins, its means, anU its ...

... ?? sie.V ' LIDON GAZETTA Fgf~&,f.GDONGAZE TTE. - Ichhf atis the' ^Ikup Proclamnatin for beraerilnfo P *Nli aent; for the despatcl rt busine- ta,-n'1 ?? 22nid ofJanuarysT,1 - 1O'1Fr17tfEt ORTDNA$CE, DEiC. .26., 'entnlenen 'dete to b, Second Lieutenea.t-AJoyeI ,Vrniment of Artliierm.-Wuilliamn Moyses Reilly, vice Jesbi'tnIs promoted ;! William. Boyd Saunders, vicc Bitiduil pth Ipmoted-,Charles ...

... I VortolnoutDJ SA TURDA V. DECEMBER 6, 1846. The Experimental squadron returned to Plymouth Sound on Wedneesday, about noon. Thwywentin under close. reefed topsails : Vanfeard, 80, Capt. Willes, lea- ding, fbilowed in succession by the Albion, 92, Capt. Bocltyer; Rodnay, 92, Capt. Collif-r; Cansopuse, 84, Capt. Mloresby * and Superb, 80. They had on their arrival the red ensign dying, but ...

... *illstoX. SATIIR)AVYDECAIBjl3,R f;, 1I4i. I On Sun(ay last, Dr. Chandler, Dean of (Ihichester, preacled a most excellent ermon, ftrorj the prophet II e r ; r ue o .. . v- ?? L ra - e I I Y Fl-111 11--I ecetienr sermon, tens ette prophiet IH aggai, chap. 2, v. 9, in aid of the Blue Girl; School, I in which 22 poor children are educated anti clothel.- The sermon was followed by a collection ...

... The Earl Duenedoaloi, lhag addresned tihe/olloivir g co'lrmnleaitton go the Timues paper, as an answer, oa1 Jl/tJar as tie call it, considcernations on the article which rvccenldl appeared in a F'rencih print. Oyl lhon Bcn'onDupin, on the p)ected Ilwrour~v of'fge in the Enlutieh Chaninel: BRIEF OBSERVAT'IONS II dgnodradissipair to artillery been iici( icanid Pertectedl by san individual], and ...

... TH'.E GRElAT I1ANC(I'ESTrll, RUGBY, AND SOUTHAIMP'TON RAILWAY. A meeting of the sliarchol ders ill this pr ojected under taking was held on Wedneedlay lt No. I Royal Ex- n clta~tge Buildings, Corn hIill, fiore tie ?? of consi-ii dering the' prem;ent poitiziol Of ?? Companty, and the c step- necessary to be adopted iln refrelnce thereto l. ti Prier h1ivittg been called to the chnir, said the ...

... Nk-- - . IVI- t ?? i? 'o voot. I tavourollav 0 &u FROMI TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WHITEUALL, DEC.12. The Qoeen has beeti pleased to constittc alnd ap- poiU t Alexanner rigle, Esq., sole I'd only Clerk alit] Keeperof the General Register bor SOcFsinen in IbcotltudI, laid of the Particulal Regitell ?? and Sea. LVAR oHaddiugton, LiIti Sinies Withinl the Shires O~dNba'lHddntu b Wltthgow, anid ...

... ('From the Alormrma Mprold i (crom ihe lorlinq He`a'd. ) We are sure we shall claim no more than the public will cheerfully concede to us, when we assert our right to be regarded as consistent and firm supporters of the Church of England. It is therefore, out of no spirit of hostility, but, on the contrary, oat of deep love, for that great Apostolic institution, that we feel it our duty to ...

... -A-General Ml~eeting of. the..Cgornissioners of High- Nvays was held in thc Council Chamber of the btid- hall, Newport, on WVednesday, for the purpose of taking iiitoconsideiationa ;notice given on t(he part of the Comnissionjersof the townobftlyde, of their initen- lion ill Iie next Session of Parliament, to apply for an alteration of the present Higdh way Act, and to taks such nieasuresi ...