... SELBY SHIP? LIS1: I COAsY7P RS 'wAlDS,-{From Dec. 18 o Alec. 24.)-ty t Berdford. Pearsun . Albion, Tree; V~eil, BYI9F,,c5. Brown l,4ZA, CGootlworth, VON |CoAr.?FF Ot*TrVAnn b-Loaldoc.Priulces Lal~l~ Wiul~n ; Alb£;Xt5Yauley. I'SA1% 'PARRICDE AT COdLas IPiAR, near MOxPw1TR.-- A yo-ung man, a labourer, itamet Robert Joicey, iA ?? At 'Cockle Park, near 31orpethk, has been committed for bli, !.t ...

... do; RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY. th 1ft( (Fromn the Aosrning Herald of Thursday.) ton Sir Robert Peel's Government is at an end. Os All the Members of the Cabinet yesterday tendered their resignation, which her Majesty was pleased to accept. It will be easily believed that we regret this determi- fir nation of her Majesty's Advisers ; but we should much A more regret their unanimous ...

... WE rejoice to know that the Council of the National Anti-Corn Law League are fully alive to the exigencies of the crisis, and are prepared to act with their wonted boldness and energy. At a meeting of the principal subscribers to their funds in Manchester and the neighbourhood, held on Saturday last, they determined on the following great points, Yiz. - IST. To raise the sum of Two HUNDRED AND ...

... ?? - ?? II-Ji E'N .E IR A-L; El, E C T I ON. not: . Some preparatijns are being made for the antici- wh, al, pated general elctiton. Norwich, Lieiester, Bradford, Tery, 3irmighan, and other places, areon the move, bit in few h2s d of instance5 have deciious been iitfieiently nsat'ued to warrant fl, .the aly public eonnment upon them. En. Ufcai Tad RPnIESENTATION OF TERTrBDYMRR,-We den agre ...

... RESIGNATION OF HINISTES. be LORD JOHN RUSSELL EMPOWERED TO f' FORM AN ADMINISTRATION. hi ha A great and sudden but not altogether ?? pectad revolution has taken place in the Government. vo SIB ROBERT PEEL and his Colleagues have re- a signed office, from the impossibility of agreeing on an the repeal of the Corn Laws. gr HER MAJESTY has accepted their resignations, h: and has entrusted LORD ...

... THE &REAT V-EST - BIBtiG BEMOsSTRATIjO IN ,Y00OUR OF FREE TRADE. Thle Great West Riding Meeting, one of the uE ricA iicorttit dnionst rations xiiti ch hias been held for ai ni i~ toosk place in Wakefield eta Wednesday last. 1 Ics r tofthis donesl-y liopulated riding cointribuited its ir ona that day, hi swelil the gathering in favou cI irtclof the Corn L~aws ant Freedom of Induscr.it c itanl ...

... (From the Sn of 7tursday.) Lord John Russell went to Windsor at eight o'clock last . evening, accompanied by the Marquis of Lansdowne. It was generally understood that the visit of the Noble Lords was by the special command of her Majesty, and had o reference to a communication made by Sir Robert Peel in the course of the day, that lhe wras unable to reconstruct his Afinistry if Lord John ...

... The almost certainty of a General Election within a short period, is leading parties throughout the country to consider who shall bo brought forward as candidates for seats in a Parliament which wvill have a distinguished naseo I in the history of the coontry. The following are epitomest D.of the reports on this subject, so far as they have been given in the papers.I W NORTiz STrA FoulosunrE. ...

... A G ET NT S FOR TIHE LEEDS MIERCURY. 3lws ; | R. 1hItelhouse. I 11e I .2t,,crjp1 ?? jolyi IljI y. hon- j 33. llovker. vh3ile NV. Hu1tchinson. .f 4 hlrorI3:, ?? (_oee. Ne .itrop. ce of C. F.'Liinney. I 3311 h;;.`it3 3 LiT ter, chemis5it. Altmr_333 1 3, W in . 3.idfilley. .4) ,3,y. ?? Farrer. ,ppc113, 'Illr:;, ' All lson' .1,3l3ifon, J. Laycocl , U oe3 er. h orl I -dCi ...

... TOREIGN NEWS. thei INDIA AND CHINA. pany The intelligence,-received fromt India by the cl arrival of the extraordinary. express, antieiptting the Over- floris land Mail; is not this time of great inipertanece. The affairs Iravic of tbd' tunjadb continue in the same diatntbged'state. The s~nou Quetth-Mother is stillthie norainal head sit thdi Goiernmnent, ostab. but it is said she i's anxious. ...

... P.OPOSED EVANGEUC AL ALLI$XCE . aref GRE-AlT VETINOS IN LIVERkPOO. 1 Both the Royal Amphitheatre and the CommfrnCiaI flail, pi ni - Liverpool, were on Tuesday evening week crrvoded to ex cest In evoi B pd a part, by highly respe ctable audieuces, who met for the pronmotlori of i shed Christian union, or, in other worde, to receive au exposition of the ay bases on hicch it was proposed by the ...

... ly, he INTENTION OF GOVERNMENT its TO gl PROPOSE THE TOTAL REPEAL nd OF THE )Ur CORN LAWS. Ire Tlee Times of Thursday contains the astound- -e. ing intelligence, that the Cabinet has unanimously ite determined to call Parliament together in January, i for and to propose the TOTAL REPEAL OF TILE CORN -re LAWS. THE first question all over England and the world 3at will be, Can it be true? Dse ...